'abdominohysterotomy' originates from Latin and Greek roots, specifically the words 'abdomen' meaning 'belly' and 'hystera' meaning 'uterus', combined with 'tomia' meaning 'cutting'.

'Abdominohysterotomy' is a modern medical term derived from combining Latin and Greek roots to describe a specific surgical procedure.

Initially, it meant 'cutting into the abdomen and uterus', and this meaning has remained consistent in modern medical usage.