Question

Why are cells called cells and not by any other name?

Answer 1

Answer:

Cells build tissues, which form organs; and organs work together to keep the organism alive. Robert Hook first discovered cells in 1665. He gave them their name because they resembled the cella (Latin for “small rooms”) where monks lived in monasteries.

Answer 2

"Cells" in Greek means 'unbreakable infrastructured unit'

we know that cells are the basic fundamental unit of life which can't be divided further

Cells Combine to form tissue

tissue combines to form organs

organs combine to form Organisms

that's the reason behind the name of cell

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