pathosis
morbus
pathic
diagnostic
pathological
pathologically
aetiogenesis
complaint
pathognomic
clinicopathology
oncome
-otic
endemia
path
climax
pathomorphosis
pathomorphology
fever
creeping crud
pathoclinical
remittent
pathoprogression
contraction
symptomatic
epizootic
rot
aetiopathogenesis
diseaselike
condition
nosogenic
pathologicoclinical
mediary
pathoclitic
illness
Ockelbo disease
Karelian fever
contrapathologic
amoebiasis
pathobiology
micropathology
porriginous
amoebosis
semiography
pathogenesis
morbid
nosogenesis
forme fruste
suffer from
tropical sprue
prey
enteropathy
aetiology
prechronic
noso-
patho-
infection
zonulopathy
neopathy
pathognomonic
dys-
clinicopathogenesis
depurative
nosology
idiopathy
etiological
aetiological
etiologic
noncancer
nondisease
morbific
etiopathology
natural history
pseudopathology
aetiologic
anatomopathologically
morbose
mimesis
varicellous
endotype
medical condition
etiopathomechanistic
nosography
knock knee
stiff sickness
copathology
curse
ill
morphopathy
pathological state
torment
illnesslike
colopathy
ganglionosis
colonopathy
etiologist
aetiologist
-iasis
indisposition

English words for 'A disease; a pathologic condition.'

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