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spec•i•men n. [countable]

a part or an individual taken as being an example of a whole mass or number of things;
typical animal, mineral, etc.:The archaeologists dug up several specimens of ancient dinosaurs.
Medicine, Laboratorya sample of a material for study:To do the test we'll need a specimen of your blood.
a particular kind of person:He's an odd specimen, isn't he?

spec•i•men n.

a part or an individual taken as exemplifying a whole mass or number;
a typical animal, plant, mineral, part, etc.
Medicine, Laboratory(in medicine, microbiology, etc.) a sample of a substance or material for examination or study:a urine specimen; a tissue specimen.
a particular or peculiar kind of person.

Latin: mark, example, indication, sign, equivalent. to speci-, stem of specere to look, regard + -men noun, nominal suffix denoting result or means
1600–10

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specimen /ˈspɛsɪmɪn/ n

- an individual, object, or part regarded as typical of the group or class to which it belongs
- (as modifier): a specimen signature, a specimen page
a sample of tissue, blood, urine, etc, taken for diagnostic examination or evaluation
the whole or a part of an organism, plant, rock, etc, collected and preserved as an example of its class, species, etc
informal often derogatory a person

Etymology: 17th Century: from Latin: mark, evidence, proof, from specere to look at

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