-iasis
suff.（后缀）

A pathological condition characterized or produced by:
具有…特性的病理状况，由…产生的病理状况：
teniasis.
绦虫病

语源

New Latin
现代拉丁语
from Greek [n. suff]
源自希腊语 [名词后缀]

-iasis or -asis

combining form in countable noun

(in medicine) indicating a diseased condition

⇒ psoriasis
Compare -osis (sense 2)

Origin

from New Latin, from Greek, suffix of action

-iasis

Word Origin

a noun suffix occurring in loanwords from Greek:

psoriasis.

Compare -asis.

Origin

< Greek, equivalent to -iā- v. formative + -sis -sis

Related Words

ankylostomiasis
enterobiasis
uncinariasis
acariasis
amebiasis
ascariasis

-iasisa suffix of nouns denoting state or condition, especially a morbid condition or a form of disease, as in candidiasis, psoriasis.

[New Latin, from Greek]

-iasis
noun suffix
(plural -iases)

ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Latin, from Greek, suffix of action, from denominative verbs in -ian, -iazein

: disease having characteristics of or produced by (something specified)
onchocerciasis
ancylostomiasis

-iasis

/ˈaɪəsɪs/

suffix

a common form of -ASIS. -ASIS的常见形式。

-iasis, suffixthe form in which -asis suffix always occurs as a living mod.L. suffix.

-iasis

medical Latin word-forming element meaning "process; morbid condition," from Greek -iasis, from aorist of verbs in -iao, which often express disease.

-iasis /ˈʌɪəsɪs/ suffix.

ORIGIN: from -i- + Latin or Greek -asis used to form nouns of state or process.

Forming the names of diseases, as elephantiasis, leishmaniasis, psoriasis.

-iasis

suffix.

a process: Odontiasis = the process of cutting teeth; teething.

a diseased condition: Amebiasis = a diseased condition caused by amebas.

[< New Latin -iasis < Greek -iāsis, a noun suffix]

-i·a·sis
\ˈīəsə̇s\ noun suffix
(plural -i·a·ses \-ˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, from Greek, suffix of action, from verbs in -ian, -iazein (from nouns in -ia -y) + -sis
: morbid state or condition : disease having characteristics of (something specified)
< elephantiasis >
< satyriasis >
: disease produced by (something specified)
< ancylostomiasis >
< habronemiasis >

-iasis

Suffix

pathology A pathological condition or process.

Etymology

Latin word-forming element meaning "process" or "morbid condition". Originally from Ancient Greek.

Related terms

anaphalantiasis

elephantiasis

hypochondriasis

lithiasis

onchocerciasis

psoriasis

taeniasis

trichomoniasis

trypanosomiasis

External links

-iasis at OneLook Dictionary Search

词根词缀：-iasis

【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: suffix; a process; a diseased condition

【同源单词】acanthamebiasis, acanthocephaliasis, acariasis, allantiasis, ancylostomiasis, angioelephantiasis

词汇	-iasis
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD NewOxfordEC OED Online Etymology Dictionary SOED WBD Webster Wiktionary YoudictWordRoots -iasis suff.（后缀） A pathological condition characterized or produced by: 具有…特性的病理状况，由…产生的病理状况： teniasis. 绦虫病语源 New Latin 现代拉丁语 from Greek [n. suff] 源自希腊语 [名词后缀] -iasis or -asis combining form in countable noun (in medicine) indicating a diseased condition ⇒ psoriasis Compare -osis (sense 2) Origin from New Latin, from Greek, suffix of action -iasis Word Origin 1 a noun suffix occurring in loanwords from Greek: psoriasis. Compare -asis. Origin < Greek, equivalent to -iā- v. formative + -sis -sis Related Words ankylostomiasis enterobiasis uncinariasis acariasis amebiasis ascariasis -iasisa suffix of nouns denoting state or condition, especially a morbid condition or a form of disease, as in candidiasis, psoriasis. [New Latin, from Greek] -iasis noun suffix (plural -iases) ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Latin, from Greek, suffix of action, from denominative verbs in -ian, -iazein : disease having characteristics of or produced by (something specified) onchocerciasis ancylostomiasis -iasis /ˈaɪəsɪs/ suffix a common form of -ASIS. -ASIS的常见形式。 -iasis, suffixthe form in which -asis suffix always occurs as a living mod.L. suffix. -iasis medical Latin word-forming element meaning "process; morbid condition," from Greek -iasis, from aorist of verbs in -iao, which often express disease. -iasis /ˈʌɪəsɪs/ suffix. ORIGIN: from -i- + Latin or Greek -asis used to form nouns of state or process. Forming the names of diseases, as elephantiasis, leishmaniasis, psoriasis. -iasis suffix. a process: Odontiasis = the process of cutting teeth; teething. a diseased condition: Amebiasis = a diseased condition caused by amebas. [< New Latin -iasis < Greek -iāsis, a noun suffix] -i·a·sis \ˈīəsə̇s\ noun suffix (plural -i·a·ses \-ˌsēz\) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, from Greek, suffix of action, from verbs in -ian, -iazein (from nouns in -ia -y) + -sis : morbid state or condition : disease having characteristics of (something specified) < elephantiasis > < satyriasis > : disease produced by (something specified) < ancylostomiasis > < habronemiasis > -iasis Suffix pathology A pathological condition or process. Etymology Latin word-forming element meaning "process" or "morbid condition". Originally from Ancient Greek. Related terms anaphalantiasis elephantiasis hypochondriasis lithiasis onchocerciasis psoriasis taeniasis trichomoniasis trypanosomiasis See also -itis -osis External links -iasis at OneLook Dictionary Search 词根词缀：-iasis 【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: suffix; a process; a diseased condition 【同源单词】acanthamebiasis, acanthocephaliasis, acariasis, allantiasis, ancylostomiasis, angioelephantiasis
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combining form in countable noun

Origin

-iasis

Related Words

-iasis

Suffix

Etymology

Related terms

See also

External links

词根词缀：-iasis