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patho- 或 path-
pref.（前缀）
  1. Disease; suffering:
    病；痛苦：
    pathogen.
    病原体

语源
  1. New Latin
    现代拉丁语
  2. from Greek
    源自 希腊语
  3. from pathos [suffering] * see k went(h)-
    源自 pathos [痛苦，疾病] *参见 k went(h)-
patho- or (before a vowel) path-

combining form

disease
⇒ pathology

Origin

from Greek pathos suffering; see pathos

patho-

Word Origin
1
a combining form meaning “suffering,” “disease,” “feeling,” used in the formation of compound words:
pathology.
Also, especially before a vowel, path-.
Compare -path, -pathia, -pathic, -pathy.
Origin
combining form representing Greek páthos; see pathos

Related Words

  • path-
  • pathocure
  • pathoformic
  • pathogen
  • pathogenesis
  • pathogenic
patho-a word element meaning 'suffering', 'disease', 'feeling'.
[Greek, combining form of pathos]
patho-
combining form
⇨ see path-
patho-
/ˈpæθəʊ/  
combining form
relating to disease
表示“与疾病有关的”：

pathogenesis

pathology.

词源
from Greek pathos 'suffering, disease'.
patho-|ˈpæθəʊ, pəˈθɒ|repr. Gr. παθο-, comb. form of πάθος suffering, disease, etc. (see pathos), used in scientific and technical terms, for the more important of which see their alphabetical places.ˌpatho-anaˈtomical a., pertaining to morbid anatomy. ˌpathobioˈlogical a., relating to living organisms (e.g. bacteria) which cause disease; so ˌpathobiˈologist, one who studies these. pathobiˈology, the study of the biological processes associated with diseased or injured tissue. ˈpathogerm, a germ that causes disease; hence pathoˈgermic a., pertaining to or of the nature of a pathogerm. ‖ pathoˈmania: see quot. paˈthometer, a (hypothetical) instrument for measuring the passions or emotions. paˈthometry, (a) the measuring, estimation, or diagnosis of different diseases; (b) measurement of the passions or emotions. ˌpathomyˈotomist nonce-wd. [f. Pathomyotomia: see quot. 1649], one who studies the muscles concerned in the expression of emotions. ‖ pathoˈphobia, (a) morbid dread of disease, hypochondria; (b) morbid fear of any kind. pathoˈphoric, paˈthophorous adjs. [Gr. -ϕόρος bearing], conveying or causing disease. ‖ pathoˈpœia [Gr. -ποιία a making], (a) Rhet. a speech or figure of speech designed to arouse passion or emotion; (b) Path. production of disease; so pathoˈpœous a. [Gr. -ποιός making], producing disease.1888Amer. Nat. Feb. 113 Frank P. Billings, Director of the *Patho-Biological Laboratory of the State University of Nebraska.Ibid. 117 It is far more practical for *patho⁓biologists to stick to the name cocci for all round objects (not spores).1971LaVia & Hill Princ. Pathobiol. i. 4 This is the subject of *pathobiology—the alterations in normal biological mechanisms that occur in response to injury.1972Lancet 20 May 1104/1 Pathobiology (a trendy name for general pathology) seems to be a fashionable subject in the United States.1975Amer. Jrnl. Path. LXXIX. 183 Pathobiology of an endocrine disease.1897Daily News 9 Dec. 8/5 It was the *patho⁓germ which was deadly,..the microbe was inimical to the pathogerm.1887A. M. Brown Anim. Alkal. 158 Dr. Koch..thought he had found the *pathogermic entity.1853Dunglison Med. Lex., *Pathomania, a morbid perversion of the natural feelings, affections, inclinations..and natural impulses, without any remarkable disorder..of the intellect.1899Westm. Gaz. 12 Jan. 1/3 We believe that machines (which should naturally be called *pathometers) for registering the physical effect of music on hearers..have been planned.18..Moxon in Lancet (O.), The poor little thing..who, only seven years old and having tubercle in the brain, said it wasn't headache he suffered from, it was pain in the head. Pitifully accurate *pathometry for such a time of life.1899Westm. Gaz. 12 Jan. 1/3 A..rough-and-ready observation in pathometry. [1649Bulwer (title) Pathomyotomia: or a Dissection Of the significative Muscles of the Affections of the Minde.]1657–83Evelyn Hist. Relig. (1850) I. 234 Passions..with the *Pathomyotomists are, as it were, the muscles of the soul.1866A. Flint Princ. Med. (1880) 854 The name hypochondriasis..has very little significance as indicating the character..of the affection. The name *pathophobia is much more expressive.1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. VIII. 750 *Pathophoric bacilli.1678Phillips, *Pathopœa, an Expression of a Passion, in Rhetorick it is a figure by which the mind is moved to hatred, anger, or pity.1857Mayne Expos. Lex., Pathopœia, term for the induction, production, or formation of affections or diseases. Pathopœus, inducing or creating..diseases; *pathopeous.
patho-
before vowels path-, word-forming element meaning "Suffering, disease," from Greek patho-, comb. form of pathos "suffering, disease" (see pathos).
patho- /ˈpaθəʊ/ combining form.
ORIGIN: from Greek pathos suffering, disease: see -o-.
Disease.
 DERIVATIVE pathobiˈology noun the branch of biology that deals with the processes associated with disease or injury, general pathology E20.
pathophysioˈlogic, pathophysioˈlogical adjectives of, involving, or pertaining to abnormal physiological processes: M20.
pathophysioˈlogically adverb as regards pathophysiology L20.
pathophysiˈology noun (the branch of medicine that deals with) the disordered physiological processes associated with disease or injury E20.
pathoˈtoxin noun a toxin whose presence causes or helps to cause a disease M20.
pathotype noun (Microbiology) a pathogenically distinct variety of a micro-organism M20.
patho-
— see path-

patho-
  • path-

    • Prefix

    1. disease

    Etymology

    From Ancient Greek πάθος (páthos).

    Derived terms

    English words prefixed with patho-
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