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Dr. Mark Ariens | General Practitioner

Discover why Mark found such fulfillment in his life as doctor. What a story!
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Transmute
  • Word: Transmute
  • Meaning: (v.) to change or alter in form, appearance, or nature and especially to a higher form.
  • Etymology: from Latin transmutare "change from one condition to another," --> from Latin trans- "across, beyond; thoroughly" + from Latin mutare "to change"
Socio-Economic
  • Word: Socio-Economic
  • Meaning: (adj.) having to do with or combining both social and economic factors.
  • Etymology: from Latin socius “companion, partner” --> from Greek oikonomikos “household management”
Musculoskeletal
  • Word: Musculoskeletal
  • Meaning: (adj.) relating to the muscles and skeleton together.
  • Etymology: from Latin and Greek elements meaning “muscle and skeleton” --> from Latin musculus “muscle” + from Greek skeletos “dried body, skeleton”
Manipulative
  • Word: Manipulative
  • Meaning: (adj.) tending to control or influence others unfairly or skillfully.
  • Etymology: from Latin manipulare “to handle” --> from manus "hand" + from Latin plere "to fill" ... The sense of handling or managing of persons, especially to one's own advantage dates from 1828.
Fervent
  • Word: Fervent
  • Meaning: (adj.) having or showing great intensity of spirit, feeling, or enthusiasm.
  • Etymology: from Latin fervens “boiling, glowing” --> from Latin fervere “to boil”
Onerous
  • Word: Onerous
  • Meaning: (adj.) involving difficult effort or heavy obligations.
  • Etymology: from Latin onerosus “burdensome” --> from Latin onus “load, burden”
Menial
  • Word: Menial
  • Meaning: (adj.) low, humble, not requiring much skill.
  • Etymology: from Old French menial “servant’s work; domestic,” --> from French maine “household”
Empathetic
  • Word: Empathetic
  • Meaning: (adj.) showing the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
  • Etymology: from Greek empatheia “passion, feeling,” --> from em- “in” + pathos “feeling.”
Holistic
  • Word: Holistic
  • Meaning: (adj.) treating the whole rather than individual parts.
  • Etymology: from Greek holos “whole.” ... History: holistic medicine was coined in 1960.
Articulate
  • Word: Articulate
  • Meaning: (v.) to express an idea or feeling clearly and effectively.
  • Etymology: from Latin articulatus “divided into joints, clearly expressed” --> from Latin artus “joint”

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