algesi-, alge-, alges-, algesio-, algi-, algio-, -algesia, -algesic, -algetic, -algic, -algia, -algy

A painful condition of the thigh and hip.

Pain in the forefoot in the region of the heads of the metatarsals.

Pain along the course of one nerve.

Pain induced by movement in fatigued muscles.

1. A morbid condition of a muscle, characterized by pain and tenderness; muscular rheumatism.
2. Muscular pain; also, myodynia, myoneuralgia, myosalgia.

Painful coitus of newlyweds, especially of the female partner.

Pain in the kidneys.

Pain of a severe, throbbing, or stabbing character in the course or distribution of one or more nerves (especially of the head or face); also, neurodynia.

A state of analgesic consciousness produced by the administration of neuroleptic drugs, allowing painless surgery to be performed on a wakeful subject.

1. Longing to return home or to one's native land; homesickness.
2. A mixed feeling of happiness, sadness, and longing when recalling a person, place, or event from the past.
3. Originally a medical term for a severe melancholia caused by protracted absence from home.
4. The pain of longing to return home, to a former time in one’s life, or to familiar people and surroundings; severe home sickness.
5. Etymology: from 1770, "severe homesickness" (considered as a disease), Modern Latin, coined in 1668 by Johannes Hofer as a rendering of German heimweh, from Greek nostos, "homecoming" + algos, "pain, grief, distress". Transferred sense (the main modern one) of "wistful yearning for the past" was first recorded in 1920.

The transferred sense of "wistful yearning for a past or earlier time", was first recorded in D.H. Lawrence's The Lost Girl in 1920.

Homesickness or a strong desire to return to one's home

The pain of longing to return home, to a former time in one’s life, or to familiar people and surroundings; severe home sickness. This illustration suggests that at least one of the Panda bears wants to return to China, its native land.

A nostalgic feeling is considered to be a mixed feeling of happiness, sadness, and longing when recalling a person, place, or event from the past.

Pain in the back without inflammatory symptoms; also, dorsalgia.

1. Pain that occurs only during sleep at night or any recurrent nocturnal pain.
2. Pain occurring mainly at night or during sleep.
3. Denoting especially the pains of syphilis that occur at night; also known as, “night pain”.

An aching tooth; toothache.

Facial neuralgia caused by a carious tooth.

Pain in the shoulder; usually, rheumatism in the shoulder.