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The term "diabetes" actually comes from the Greek word "διάβητης" (diabētēs), meaning "a passer through" or "a siphon", not Latin. This refers to the excessive urination associated with the disease, where the body "passes through" large amounts of water. The Greek physician Aretaeus of Cappadocia coined this term to describe the symptom.
The Latin term "mellitus", meaning "honey sweet", was later added to distinguish the disease from others, resulting in "diabetes mellitus".
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