Hy-pĕr'tro-phy, n.
n. [Fr. hypertrophie, from Gr. ὑπέρ, over, beyond, and τροφή, nourishment, from τρέφειν, to nourish.] (Med.) The state of an organ or part of the body in which, from increased nutrition, its bulk is augmented.
n. [Fr. hypertrophie, from Gr. ὑπέρ, over, beyond, and τροφή, nourishment, from τρέφειν, to nourish.] (Med.) The state of an organ or part of the body in which, from increased nutrition, its bulk is augmented.