Enemas & Etymologies

Enemas & Etymologies is a question from YOU DON'T KNOW JACK.
===Question===
The word "enema" comes from the Greek root "enienai," which means what?
===Question Reading===
"Alright, the word 'enema' comes from the Greek root "enienai," which means what?"
===Choices===
1. to encounter
2. to be an enemy
3. to send in
4. to set free
===Choice Quotes===
1. "Yeah. I-it's an encounter. One your anus won't soon forget."
2. "To be an enemy? Hey, some of my best friends are enemas."
3. [echo] "Alright, we're goin' in!"
4. "Well, you were free to pick any answer you wanted. Too bad ya picked this one."
===Alternate Answer Quote===
"To send in. Maybe you don't know what an enema is, huh? It's a special medication for your lower digestive system? Bend over and ask your doctor to give you one sometime."
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