pathologist

English

Etymology

From pathology +‎ -ist.

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɒlədʒɪst

• Audio (Southern England):

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Noun

pathologist (plural pathologists)

1. An expert in pathology; a specialist who examines samples of body tissues for diagnostic or forensic purpose.

Derived terms

• anatomopathologist
• cardiopathologist
• cytopathologist
• dermatopathologist
• dermopathologist
• fetopathologist
• haemopathologist
• hematopathologist
• hemopathologist
• hepatopathologist
• interpathologist
• micropathologist
• nephropathologist
• neuropathologist
• neurophysiopathologist
• nonpathologist
• osteopathologist
• palaeopathologist
• paleopathologist
• physiopathologist
• phytopathologist
• psychopathologist
• speech pathologist
• telepathologist
• uropathologist

Translations

expert in pathology

Armenian: ախտաբան (hy) (axtaban) Catalan: patòleg m Czech: patolog (cs) m Danish: patolog (da) c Dutch: patholoog (nl) m, patholoog-anatoom (nl) m Esperanto: patologo Faroese: sjúkdómafrøðingur m, meinafrøðingur m Finnish: patologi (fi) French: pathologiste (fr) German: Pathologe (de) m Greek: παθολογοανατόμος (el) m or f (pathologoanatómos) Indonesian: patolog (id) Italian: patologo (it) m Latin: pathologus m Macedonian: патоло́г m (patológ) Norwegian: Bokmål: patolog m Nynorsk: patolog m Polish: patolog (pl) m Portuguese: patologista (pt) m or f Romanian: patolog (ro) m, patologă (ro) f Russian: пато́лог (ru) m (patólog) Spanish: patólogo m Swedish: patolog (sv) c Tagalog: palasakit, dalubsakit Turkish: patoloji uzmanı, patolog (tr) Upper Sorbian: patologa m, patolog m

Anagrams

• taphologist