patho-

English

Alternative forms

• path-

Etymology

From Ancient Greek πάθος (páthos).

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /pæθoʊ-/

Prefix

patho-

1. disease

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with patho-

pathoadaptability

pathoadaptation

pathoadaptative

pathoadapted

pathoadaptive

pathoanatomic

pathoanatomical

pathoanatomist

pathoanatomy

pathoangiogenesis

pathoantigen

pathoantigenic

pathoassay

pathobiochemical

pathobiological

pathobiologically

pathobiologist

pathobiology

pathobiome

pathobiomechanics

pathobiont

pathobiotic

pathobiotype

pathocenosis

pathocentric

pathoclinical

pathoconnectomics

pathocracy

pathocytological

dermatopathophobia

pathoetiological

pathoetiology

pathogen

pathogene

pathogenesis

pathogenetic

pathogenetical

pathogenetics

pathogenic

pathogenomic

pathogenomics

pathogeny

pathogeographic

pathogeography

pathoglycemia

pathographer

pathography

pathogroup

pathohistological

pathohistologically

pathohistology

pathokinematics

patholaxity

patholinguistic

patholinguistics

pathomania

pathomechanical

pathomechanics

pathomechanism

pathomechanistic

pathomechanistically

pathometer

pathometry

pathomimetic

pathomolecular

pathomorphism

pathomorphogenesis

pathomorphogenic

pathomorphologic

pathomorphology

pathomorphosis

myopathogenesis

nephropathogenesis

pathoneurological

pathoneurophysiological

pathoneurophysiology

pathosis

pathology

pathopoeia

pathovar

pathophenotype

pathophenotypic

pathophenotypical

pathophobia

pathophysiologic

pathophysiological

pathophysiology

pathopreventive

pathoprogression

pathopsychological

pathoscore

pathosphere

pathosymbiont

pathosymbiote

pathosystem

pathotoxin

pathotroph

pathotropic

pathotype

uropathogenic

pathovariant

pathovariety

pathozone

pathozoospermia

pathozoospermic

Anagrams

• hapto-, tapho-