Linguistics and anatomy

[pauamma]

One thing I'd like to do, if I had enough spoons and enough access to anatomists or health professionals across the world, is find out the unmarked order for merging "urinary" and "genital" into a single word, or if they do. (Eg, English "urogenital", French "génito-urinaire".)

Question about the linguistics of chemistry currently Occupying my brain

[pauamma]

Why is it *checks toothpaste tube label* -ide in English, Dutch, and Spanish, but -ure/-uro in French and Italian? (At least for fluoride, but chloride uses the -ure suffix in French at least.)