classis

von altgriechisch κλάσις (klasis^☆) ^(→ grc) (deutsch: die „Herbeirufung“ beziehungsweise die herbeigerufene Menge)

classis (nominative singular)
classēs (nominative plural)
classis (genitive singular)
classum (genitive plural)
classī (dative singular)
classibus (dative plural)
classem (accusative singular)
classēs (accusative plural)
classis (singular)
classēs (plural)
classe (ablative singular)
classibus (ablative plural)

die Klasse, eine taxonomische Gliederungsstufe von Organismen


species

zu dem Verb specere ^(→ la) mit dem Suffix -ies

speciēs (nominative singular)
speciēs (nominative plural)
speciēī (genitive singular)
speciērum (genitive plural)
speciēī (dative singular)
speciēbus (dative plural)
speciem (accusative singular)
speciēs (accusative plural)
speciēs (singular)
speciēs (plural)
speciē (ablative singular)
speciēbus (ablative plural)


divisio

Begriffsspaltung

Spaltung eines Begriffs, Begriffsspaltung

Substantiv zu dem Verb dividere ^(→ la) „(auf)teilen, trennen, zerlegen“

dīvīsiō (nominative singular)
dīvīsiōnēs (nominative plural)
dīvīsiōnis (genitive singular)
dīvīsiōnum (genitive plural)
dīvīsiōnī (dative singular)
dīvīsiōnibus (dative plural)
dīvīsiōnem (accusative singular)
dīvīsiōnēs (accusative plural)
dīvīsiō (singular)
dīvīsiōnēs (plural)
dīvīsiōne (ablative singular)
dīvīsiōnibus (ablative plural)

Fachterminus für die hierarchisch hoch angesiedelte taxonomische Bezeichnung „Abteilung“ im Reich der Pflanzen, Pilze und Mikroorganismen. Im Tierreich entspricht formal der Divisio das Phylum. Die Divisio (Abteilung) steht als Taxon zwischen dem Regnum (Reich) und der Classis (Klasse).


phylum

fachsprachliche Neubildung, von dem altgriechischen Substantiv φῦλον (phylon^☆) ^(→ grc) „der Stamm, die Gattung“

phylum (nominative singular)
phyla (nominative plural)
phylī (genitive singular)
phylōrum (genitive plural)
phylō (dative singular)
phylīs (dative plural)
phylum (accusative singular)
phyla (accusative plural)
phylum (singular)
phyla (plural)
phylō (ablative singular)
phylīs (ablative plural)

das zoologische, hierarchisch hoch angesiedelte Taxon des Stammes


forma

Figur

abstrakt: die Gestalt, die Figur, das Äußere

fōrma (nominative singular)
fōrmae (nominative plural)
fōrmae (genitive singular)
fōrmārum (genitive plural)
fōrmae (dative singular)
fōrmīs (dative plural)
fōrmam (accusative singular)
fōrmās (accusative plural)
fōrma (singular)
fōrmae (plural)
fōrmā (ablative singular)
fōrmīs (ablative plural)

Chceme děti hravou formou naučit, že zdravé jídlo může být i dobré.

Wir wollen den Kindern auf spielerische Weise vermitteln, dass gesundes Essen auch gut schmecken kann.

Obchodní řetězec nejčastěji inzeruje formou televizních a radiových spotů a online.

Die Handelskette wirbt am häufigsten in Form von Fernseh- und Radiospots sowie online.

Klasickou formou protestu zaměstnanců je stávka.

Die klassische Form des Arbeitnehmerprotests ist der Streik.

Trpím slabší formou epilepsie.

Ich leide an einer milderen Form von Epilepsie.

Přijímající řízení probíhá formou znalostního testu a pohovoru s uchazečem.

Das Bewerbungsverfahren erfolgt in Form eines Kenntnistests und eines Gesprächs mit dem Bewerber.

„Zpravidla dobře informovaní bohatí jedinci a majetné rodiny se tak snaží snížit objem bohatství, které mají v nehmotné podobě, třeba ve formě hotovosti, akcií či certifikátů.“

In der Regel bemühen sich gut informierte, reiche Einzelpersonen und vermögende Familien die Größe des Vermögens zu verringern, das sie in immaterieller Gestalt haben, etwa in Form von Bargeld, Aktien oder Zertifikaten.


tunica

Entlehnung aus den semitischen Sprachen (vergleiche hebräisch כתנת () ^(→ he)), vielleicht dem Phönizischen, aus denen auch das altgriechische χιτών (chitōn^☆) ^(→ grc) entlehnt worden ist; vielleicht über das Etruskische vermittelt

tunica (nominative singular)
tunicae (nominative plural)
tunicae (genitive singular)
tunicārum (genitive plural)
tunicae (dative singular)
tunicīs (dative plural)
tunicam (accusative singular)
tunicās (accusative plural)
tunica (singular)
tunicae (plural)
tunicā (ablative singular)
tunicīs (ablative plural)

diverse biologische Strukturen auf histologischer Ebene wie die Außen- oder Innenhäute von tierischen Organen, die äußere Zellschicht des Vegetationskegels von höheren Pflanzen sowie die von den Epidermiszellen der Manteltiere abgeschiedene cellulosehaltige Körperhülle, also insgesamt Strukturen mit den Bedeutungen Haut, Hülle, Gewebsschicht


albumen

Eiweiß

Biologie: Eiweiß oder Eiklar eines Vogeleies

albūmen (nominative singular)
albūmina (nominative plural)
albūminis (genitive singular)
albūminum (genitive plural)
albūminī (dative singular)
albūminibus (dative plural)
albūmen (accusative singular)
albūmina (accusative plural)
albūmen (singular)
albūmina (plural)
albūmine (ablative singular)
albūminibus (ablative plural)


virus

Schleim

Botanik: natürliche, zähe Flüssigkeit; Schleim, Gift

Gift

künstlich erzeugte Substanz mit schädlicher Wirkung; Gift

seit Lucilius bezeugtes Erbwort aus dem uritalischen *weis-o-(s-) ‚Gift‘, das sich auf das indogermanische *u̯eis- ‚Gift‘ zurückführen lässt

vīrus (nominative singular)
vīra (nominative plural)
vīrī (genitive singular)
vīrus (genitive singular)
vīrōrum (genitive plural)
vīrō (dative singular)
vīrīs (dative plural)
vīrus (accusative singular)
vīra (accusative plural)
vīrus (singular)
vīra (plural)
vīrō (ablative singular)
vīrīs (ablative plural)

das Virus (infektiöser, sehr kleiner Partikel aus DNA oder RNA, der zu seiner Vermehrung die Enzymgarnitur einer Wirtszelle benötigt, Begriff erstmals 1881 von Louis Pasteur benutzt)


ganglion

ganglion (nominative singular)
ganglia (nominative plural)
gangliī (genitive singular)
gangliōrum (genitive plural)
gangliō (dative singular)
gangliīs (dative plural)
ganglion (accusative singular)
ganglia (accusative plural)
ganglion (singular)
ganglia (plural)
gangliō (ablative singular)
gangliīs (ablative plural)

Vznik hlavového ganglia úzko súvisí s dvojstrannou súmernosťou tela.

Spinální ganglia a ganglia hlavových nervů obsahují pseudounipolární neurony.

Die Spinalganglien und die Ganglien der Kopfnerven enthalten pseudounipolare Neuronen.


omnis cellula e cellula

Der Grundsatz "omnis cellula e cellula" wurde erstmals 1855 von Rudolf Virchow in seinem Aufsatz über die "Cellularpathologie" geprägt.

der Grundsatz der Zelltheorie und der Zytologie, erstmals formuliert von Rudolf Virchow in seinem Aufsatz über die „Cellularpathologie“ aus dem Jahr 1855

"Die Erkenntnisse der Zelltheorie führten schließlich zu einem Grundsatz der Biologie, der in lateinischer Sprache so formuliert wurde: omnis cellula e cellula (jede Zelle entsteht aus einer Zelle)."


glis

Haselmaus

Biologie, Zoologie: Haselmaus, Siebenschläfer

Glires pabulum nocte quaerent.


entomologia

entomologia (nominative singular)
entomologiae (nominative plural)
entomologiae (genitive singular)
entomologiārum (genitive plural)
entomologiae (dative singular)
entomologiīs (dative plural)
entomologiam (accusative singular)
entomologiās (accusative plural)
entomologia (singular)
entomologiae (plural)
entomologiā (ablative singular)
entomologiīs (ablative plural)


pandemia

pandemia (nominative singular)
pandemiae (nominative plural)
pandemiae (genitive singular)
pandemiārum (genitive plural)
pandemiae (dative singular)
pandemiīs (dative plural)
pandemiam (accusative singular)
pandemiās (accusative plural)
pandemia (singular)
pandemiae (plural)
pandemiā (ablative singular)
pandemiīs (ablative plural)


bacterium

Bakterium

Biologie, Medizin, neulateinisch: das Bakterium, die Bakterie

als Fachbegriff (terminus technicus) des Neulateinischen gebildet zu dem altgriechischen Substantitiv βακτήριον (baktērion^☆) ^(→ grc) „Stäbchen“, dem Diminutiv von βακτηρία (baktēria^☆) ^(→ grc) „Stab“

bacterium (nominative singular)
bacteria (nominative plural)
bacteriī (genitive singular)
bacteriōrum (genitive plural)
bacteriō (dative singular)
bacteriīs (dative plural)
bacterium (accusative singular)
bacteria (accusative plural)
bacterium (singular)
bacteria (plural)
bacteriō (ablative singular)
bacteriīs (ablative plural)


genetica

genetica (nominative singular)
geneticae (genitive singular)
geneticae (dative singular)
geneticam (accusative singular)
genetica (singular)
geneticā (ablative singular)


pluma

plūma (nominative singular)
plūmae (nominative plural)
plūmae (genitive singular)
plūmārum (genitive plural)
plūmae (dative singular)
plūmīs (dative plural)
plūmam (accusative singular)
plūmās (accusative plural)
plūma (singular)
plūmae (plural)
plūmā (ablative singular)
plūmīs (ablative plural)


amnion

amnion (nominative singular)
amnia (nominative plural)
amniī (genitive singular)
amniōrum (genitive plural)
amniō (dative singular)
amniīs (dative plural)
amnion (accusative singular)
amnia (accusative plural)
amnion (singular)
amnia (plural)
amniō (ablative singular)
amniīs (ablative plural)

Amnion, Schafhaut (innerste Embryonalhülle der höheren Wirbeltiere, die gefäßlos und durchsichtig ist)


muscus

mūscus (nominative singular)
mūscī (nominative plural)
mūscī (genitive singular)
mūscōrum (genitive plural)
mūscō (dative singular)
mūscīs (dative plural)
mūscum (accusative singular)
mūscōs (accusative plural)
mūsce (singular)
mūscī (plural)
mūscō (ablative singular)
mūscīs (ablative plural)

Muscus viridis saepe sub aboribus altis crescit.

Grünes Moos wächst häufig unter hohen Bäumen.

„qui ager frigidior et macrior erit, ibi oleam licinianam seri oportet; sin in loco crasso aut calido severis, hostus nequam erit et ferundo arbor peribit et muscus ruber molestus erit.“ (Cato agr. 6,2)

Marcus Porcius Cato; Antonius Mazzarino (Herausgeber): De agri cultura. Ad fidem Florentini codicis deperditi. 2. Auflage. BSB B. G. Teubner Verlagsgesellschaft, Leipzig 1982 (Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana) , Seite 16.

„denique nota vagis silvestria templa tenebant

et partim plano scatere atque erumpere campo.“

„in medio gramen, muscoque adoperta virenti

„inde ubi libatos inroravere liquores

pallebant musco stabantque sine ignibus arae.“

„molli tellus erat umida musco,“

Publius Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses, 8, 563

„vetuli notique columbi

rivos et musco circumlita saxa nemusque.“


bumastus

Lehnwort aus dem altgriechischen βούμαστος ἄμπελος (bumastos ampelos^☆) ^(→ grc))

būmastus (nominative singular)
būmastī (genitive singular)
būmastō (dative singular)
būmastum (accusative singular)
būmaste (singular)
būmastō (ablative singular)

großtraubige Beere, großbeerige Traubenart, Kuheuterwein

„non ego te, dis et mensis accepta secundis,
transierim, Rhodia, et tumidis, bumaste, racemis.“

Publius Vergilius Maro: Georgica, 2, 101–102


cella

Vorratskammer

Raum zur Aufbewahrung von Lebensmitteln; Vorratskammer, Speisekammer, Keller

Wirtschaftskammer

Raum zur Verarbeitung und Lagerung von Lebensmitteln; Wirtschaftskammer, Kammer

Kabinett

abgesondeter Raum in einem Badehaus oder Bordell; Kabinett

Mönchszelle

christliche Architektur, mittellateinisch: Mönchs-, Klosterzelle; Kloster

Zelle

Biologie: Zelle (als Grundeinheit des Lebens)

seit Naevius bezeugt; die Etymologie ist nicht geklärt; vielleicht liegt eine etymologische Verwandtschaft mit sanskritisch शाल (śāla-) ^(→ sa) vor, woraus sich das indogermanische *kel- (lateinisch celare ^(→ la)) rekonstruieren ließe

cella (nominative singular)
cellae (nominative plural)
cellae (genitive singular)
cellārum (genitive plural)
cellae (dative singular)
cellīs (dative plural)
cellam (accusative singular)
cellās (accusative plural)
cella (singular)
cellae (plural)
cellā (ablative singular)
cellīs (ablative plural)


cytologia

cytologia (nominative singular)
cytologiae (genitive singular)
cytologiae (dative singular)
cytologiam (accusative singular)
cytologia (singular)
cytologiā (ablative singular)


cellula

Kämmerchen

Diminutiv: Kämmerchen, kleine Kammer, Zimmerchen

Mönchzelle

mittellateinisch: Mönchszelle; Kloster, Einsiedlerei

cellula (nominative singular)
cellulae (nominative plural)
cellulae (genitive singular)
cellulārum (genitive plural)
cellulae (dative singular)
cellulīs (dative plural)
cellulam (accusative singular)
cellulās (accusative plural)
cellula (singular)
cellulae (plural)
cellulā (ablative singular)
cellulīs (ablative plural)

„Omnis cellula a cellula“ (Rudolf Virchow)


subvarietas

subvarietās (nominative singular)
subvarietātēs (nominative plural)
subvarietātis (genitive singular)
subvarietātum (genitive plural)
subvarietātī (dative singular)
subvarietātibus (dative plural)
subvarietātem (accusative singular)
subvarietātēs (accusative plural)
subvarietās (singular)
subvarietātēs (plural)
subvarietāte (ablative singular)
subvarietātibus (ablative plural)


intestinalis

intestinal, zu den Eingeweiden gehörig, zum Darm gehörig


cytus

Zelle

Biologie, Medizin, neulateinisch: die Zelle

cytus (nominative singular)
cytī (nominative plural)
cytī (genitive singular)
cytōrum (genitive plural)
cytō (dative singular)
cytīs (dative plural)
cytum (accusative singular)
cytōs (accusative plural)
cyte (singular)
cytī (plural)
cytō (ablative singular)
cytīs (ablative plural)


capitulatus

kopfig

Biologie, Medizin: (klein)kopfig, beköpft, kopfförmig, blütenköpfchenförmig

abgeleitet von dem Substantiv capitulum ^(→ la), dem Deminutiv von caput ^(→ la) „Kopf“


chlorinus

von altgriechisch χλωρός (chlōros^☆) ^(→ grc) gelblich grün


laxus

locker

Biologie: locker, weitläufiggestellt, schlaff


campester

Positiv
campester
campestris (masculine)
campestre (feminine)
campestriter (neuter)
Komparativ
Superlativ
Alle weiteren Formen: Flexion:campester

Artepitheton von Pflanzen mit der Bedeutung „auf dem Feld vorkommend“, „auf dem Feld stehend“, „auf dem Feld wachsend“ (nach dem Standort der jeweiligen Pflanze)


enzymologia

enzymologia (nominative singular)
enzymologiae (genitive singular)
enzymologiae (dative singular)
enzymologiam (accusative singular)
enzymologia (singular)
enzymologiā (ablative singular)


colchicinum

Colchicin

Biologie, Biochemie, neulateinisch: das Colchicin

colchicinum (nominative singular)
colchicina (nominative plural)
colchicinī (genitive singular)
colchicinōrum (genitive plural)
colchicinō (dative singular)
colchicinīs (dative plural)
colchicinum (accusative singular)
colchicina (accusative plural)
colchicinum (singular)
colchicina (plural)
colchicinō (ablative singular)
colchicinīs (ablative plural)


cytostaticum

cytostaticum (nominative singular)
cytostatica (nominative plural)
cytostaticī (genitive singular)
cytostaticōrum (genitive plural)
cytostaticō (dative singular)
cytostaticīs (dative plural)
cytostaticum (accusative singular)
cytostatica (accusative plural)
cytostaticum (singular)
cytostatica (plural)
cytostaticō (ablative singular)
cytostaticīs (ablative plural)

das Zytostatikum, Mittel zum Bremsen der Zellteilung


urea

Harnstoff

Biologie, Medizin, neulateinisch: der Harnstoff

zu altgriechisch οὖρον (uron^☆) ^(→ grc) „der Harn“

urea (nominative singular)
ureae (genitive singular)
ureae (dative singular)
uream (accusative singular)
urea (singular)
ureā (ablative singular)

„ Anno 1828, uream artificiose creavit ex ammonia et acido cyanico Fridericus Wöhler chemicus Germanus.“


alalus

von altgriechisch ἄλαλος (alalos^☆) ^(→ grc) (deutsch:sprachlos, stumm) zu dem Verneinungspräfix ἀ (a^☆) ^(→ grc) und zu dem Verb λαλεῖν (lalein^☆) ^(→ grc) „viel reden, schwatzen“

alalus (nominative singular)
alalī (nominative plural)
alalī (genitive singular)
alalōrum (genitive plural)
alalō (dative singular)
alalīs (dative plural)
alalum (accusative singular)
alalōs (accusative plural)
alale (singular)
alalī (plural)
alalō (ablative singular)
alalīs (ablative plural)

der Sprachlose, von Ernst Haeckel als spezifisches Epitheton für den von ihm postulierten noch nicht sprachbegabten Affenmenschen, Pithecanthropus alalus verwendet, der später mit dem Java-Menschen bzw. dem Homo erectus gleichgesetzt wurde

Pithecanthropus alalus

„Von diesen letzteren treten wieder zunächst in der ältesten Tertiär-Zeit (Eocaen) die niedersten Primaten-Ahnen auf, die Halbaffen, und zwar von den Catarrhinen zuerst die Hundsaffen (Cynopitheken), später die Menschenaffen (Anthropomorphen); aus einem Zweige dieser letzteren ist während der Pliocän-Zeit der sprachlose Affenmensch entstanden (Pithecanthropus alalus), und aus diesem endlich der sprechende Mensch.“

aus: Ernst Haeckel, Die Weltraetsel, 5. Kapitel


axialis

in Richtung der Achse (eines Organs et cetera) liegend, längs der Achse, achsengerecht, achsig, axial


abrasio

Abnutzung

neulateinisch, Biologie, Medizin: Abnutzung, insbesondere: Zahnabnutzung

Abschabung

neulateinisch, Medizin: Abschabung, Ausschabung, Auskratzung

Ableitung zu dem Verb abradere ^(→ la) mit dem Suffix -sio ^(→ la)

abrāsio (nominative singular)
abrāsiōnēs (nominative plural)
abrāsiōnis (genitive singular)
abrāsiōnum (genitive plural)
abrāsiōnī (dative singular)
abrāsiōnibus (dative plural)
abrāsiōnem (accusative singular)
abrāsiōnēs (accusative plural)
abrāsio (singular)
abrāsiōnēs (plural)
abrāsiōne (ablative singular)
abrāsiōnibus (ablative plural)


pongo

von kongolesisch „mpongi“ bzw „mpungu“, deutsch: der Menschenaffe

pongo (nominative singular)
ponginēs (nominative plural)
ponginis (genitive singular)
ponginum (genitive plural)
ponginī (dative singular)
ponginibus (dative plural)
ponginem (accusative singular)
ponginēs (accusative plural)
pongo (singular)
ponginēs (plural)
pongine (ablative singular)
ponginibus (ablative plural)


in vivo

Wortverbindung aus der Präposition in ^(→ la) und dem Substantiv viva ^(→ la) (das „Leben“ im Ablativ Singular vitro ^(→ la))

im Leben, in der Natur, im oder am lebenden Objekt


in vitro

Wortverbindung aus der Präposition in ^(→ la) und dem Substantiv vitrum ^(→ la) (das „Glas“ im Ablativ Singular vitro ^(→ la))


Darvinianus

darwinistisch

die Evolutionstheorie Charles Darwins betreffend, darwinistisch


Darvinismus

Darwinismus

Biologie, neulateinisch: der Darwinismus

Darvinismus (nominative singular)
Darvinismī (genitive singular)
Darvinismō (dative singular)
Darvinismum (accusative singular)
Darvinisme (singular)
Darvinismō (ablative singular)


fructasa

Fruktase

neulateinisch, Biologie, Medizin: ein Fruchtzucker abbauendes Enzym

fructasa (nominative singular)
fructasae (nominative plural)
fructasae (genitive singular)
fructasārum (genitive plural)
fructasae (dative singular)
fructasīs (dative plural)
fructasam (accusative singular)
fructasās (accusative plural)
fructasa (singular)
fructasae (plural)
fructasā (ablative singular)
fructasīs (ablative plural)


coracoideus

rabenschnabelähnlich

Medizin, Biologie: in der Art eines Rabenschnabels, rabenschnabelähnlich


glomerulum

Glomerulum

Biologie, neulateinisch: das Glomerulum, das kleine Knäuel, Nierenknäuelchen

glomerulum (nominative singular)
glomerula (nominative plural)
glomerulī (genitive singular)
glomerulōrum (genitive plural)
glomerulō (dative singular)
glomerulīs (dative plural)
glomerulum (accusative singular)
glomerula (accusative plural)
glomerulum (singular)
glomerula (plural)
glomerulō (ablative singular)
glomerulīs (ablative plural)


lentiformis

linsenförmig

Biologie, Medizin, neulateinisch: linsenförmig


vermiformis

wurmförmig

Biologie, Medizin, neulateinisch: wurmförmig


albinismus

albinismus (nominative singular)
albinismī (genitive singular)
albinismō (dative singular)
albinismum (accusative singular)
albinisme (singular)
albinismō (ablative singular)


in situ

Wortverbindung aus der Präposition in ^(→ la) und dem Substantiv situs ^(→ la) (die „Lage“, im Ablativ situ ^(→ la))


dentinum

Dentin

Biologie, neulateinisch: das Dentin, das Zahnbein

dentinum (nominative singular)
dentinī (genitive singular)
dentinō (dative singular)
dentinum (accusative singular)
dentinum (singular)
dentinō (ablative singular)


parenchymatosus

parenchymatös

Für [1] siehe Übersetzungen zu parenchymatisch

reich an Parenchym, reich an Bindegewebe, parenchymatisch, parenchymatös


organologicus

organologisch

Musik, neulateinisch: die Musikinstrumentenlehre betreffend

die Organologie bzw. die Organlehre betreffend


thorax

Von altgriechisch θώραξ (thōrax^☆) ^(→ grc), „der Brustpanzer“

thōrax (nominative singular)
thōrācēs (nominative plural)
thōrācis (genitive singular)
thōrācum (genitive plural)
thōrācī (dative singular)
thōrācibus (dative plural)
thōrācem (accusative singular)
thōrācēs (accusative plural)
thōrax (singular)
thōrācēs (plural)
thōrāce (ablative singular)
thōrācibus (ablative plural)

Körperregion, die einen die inneren Organe bestens schützenden Körperhohlraum ausbildet, beim Menschen und allen Wirbeltieren sowie bei Gliedertieren (Insekten, Krebstiere, Spinnentiere)

„Thorax est pars corporis hominis vel alius animalis inter collum et abdomen sita.“

mittlere, zwischen "caput" (Kopfregion) und "abdomen" (Abdomen) liegende Körperregion bei Insekten und ursprünglichen Krebstieren


thoracalis

den Brustkorb betreffend, den Thorax betreffend, zum Brustkorb gehörig, zum Thorax gehörig, thorakal


mellificus

aus dem lateinischen Substantiv mel ^(→ la), Honig und dem lateinischen Verb facere ^(→ la), machen


-cytus

Zelle

Medizin, Biologie, neulateinisch: Wortbildungselement mit der Bedeutung „Zelle“

-cytus (nominative singular)
-cytī (nominative plural)
-cytī (genitive singular)
-cytōrum (genitive plural)
-cytō (dative singular)
-cytīs (dative plural)
-cytum (accusative singular)
-cytōs (accusative plural)
-cyte (singular)
-cytī (plural)
-cytō (ablative singular)
-cytīs (ablative plural)


feminismus

feminismus (nominative singular)
feminismī (nominative plural)
feminismī (genitive singular)
feminismōrum (genitive plural)
feminismō (dative singular)
feminismīs (dative plural)
feminismum (accusative singular)
feminismōs (accusative plural)
feminisme (singular)
feminismī (plural)
feminismō (ablative singular)
feminismīs (ablative plural)


phagocytus

Phagozyt

Medizin, Biologie, neulateinisch: Phagozyt, Fresszelle

phagocytus (nominative singular)
phagocytī (nominative plural)
phagocytī (genitive singular)
phagocytōrum (genitive plural)
phagocytō (dative singular)
phagocytīs (dative plural)
phagocytum (accusative singular)
phagocytōs (accusative plural)
phagocyte (singular)
phagocytī (plural)
phagocytō (ablative singular)
phagocytīs (ablative plural)


hypoderma

Hypoderm

Medizin, Biologie, neulateinisch: Hypoderm

hypoderma (nominative singular)
hypodermata (nominative plural)
hypodermatis (genitive singular)
hypodermatum (genitive plural)
hypodermatī (dative singular)
hypodermatibus (dative plural)
hypoderma (accusative singular)
hypodermata (accusative plural)
hypoderma (singular)
hypodermata (plural)
hypodermate (ablative singular)
hypodermatibus (ablative plural)


sinicus

chinesisch, aus China stammend (als Artepitheton in der biologischen Nomenklatur verwendet)


sinensis

chinesisch, aus China stammend (häufig als Artepitheton in der biologischen Nomenklatur verwendet)


nanismus

Verzwergung

Biologie, Medizin, neulateinisch: Verzwergung, Zwergwuchs, Nanismus

nanismus (nominative singular)
nanismī (genitive singular)
nanismō (dative singular)
nanismum (accusative singular)
nanisme (singular)
nanismō (ablative singular)


coccus

Kokke

Medizin, Biologie, neulateinisch: die kugelförmige Bakterie, die Kokke

coccus (nominative singular)
coccī (nominative plural)
coccī (genitive singular)
coccōrum (genitive plural)
coccō (dative singular)
coccīs (dative plural)
coccum (accusative singular)
coccōs (accusative plural)
cocce (singular)
coccī (plural)
coccō (ablative singular)
coccīs (ablative plural)


gravidus

schwanger

übertragen: schwanger, angefüllt, beladen

seit Plautus bezeugte Ableitung zu dem Adjektiv gravis ^(→ la) mit dem Suffix -idus ^(→ la)

„is priu’ quam hinc abiit ipsemet in exercitum, / gravidam Alcumenam fecit uxorem suam.“ (Plaut. Amph. 102–103)

Titus Maccius Plautus: Comoediae. recognovit brevique adnotatione critica instruxit W. M. Lindsay. Nachdruck der 1. Auflage. Tomus I: Amphitruo, Asinaria, Aulularia, Bacchides, Captivi, Casina, Cistellaria, Curculio, Epidicus, Menaechmi, Mercator, Oxford 1936 (Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis, Digitalisat) .


muliebris

Frauen-

sich aus Frauen zusammensetzend; Frauen-

weibisch

meist pejorativ: typisch für Frauen; weibisch, unmännlich

Ableitung zu dem Substantiv mulier ^(→ la)


hololeucus

Latinisierung des altgriechischen λευκός (levkós) ^(→ el)


albumentum

albūmentum (nominative singular)
albūmenta (nominative plural)
albūmentī (genitive singular)
albūmentōrum (genitive plural)
albūmentō (dative singular)
albūmentīs (dative plural)
albūmentum (accusative singular)
albūmenta (accusative plural)
albūmentum (singular)
albūmenta (plural)
albūmentō (ablative singular)
albūmentīs (ablative plural)


abiogenesis

Abiogenese

Biologie: Vorgang, bei dem Leben aus nicht belebter Materie entsteht („Urzeugung“)

Abiogenese

Biologie: moderne Hypothese zur Entstehung organischer und biologischer Moleküle aus anorganischen Molekülen („chemische Evolution“)

abiogenesis (nominative singular)
abiogenesēs (nominative plural)
abiogenesis (genitive singular)
abiogenesum (genitive plural)
abiogenesī (dative singular)
abiogenesibus (dative plural)
abiogenesem (accusative singular)
abiogenesēs (accusative plural)
abiogenesis (singular)
abiogenesēs (plural)
abiogenese (ablative singular)
abiogenesibus (ablative plural)


haemoglobinum

haemoglobinum (nominative singular)
haemoglobina (nominative plural)
haemoglobinī (genitive singular)
haemoglobinōrum (genitive plural)
haemoglobinō (dative singular)
haemoglobinīs (dative plural)
haemoglobinum (accusative singular)
haemoglobina (accusative plural)
haemoglobinum (singular)
haemoglobina (plural)
haemoglobinō (ablative singular)
haemoglobinīs (ablative plural)


incertae sedis

Wortverbindung aus dem Adjektiv incertus ^(→ la) (im Genitiv Singular Femininum incertae ^(→ la) und dem Substantiv sedes ^(→ la) (im Genitiv Singular sedis ^(→ la), der „Sitz“, die „Stellung“)

von ungewisser Stellung im taxonomischen System


in statu nascendi

Wortverbindung aus der Präposition in ^(→ la), dem Substantiv status ^(→ la) (der „Zustand“, der „Status“; im Ablativ statu ^(→ la)) und nascendi ^(→ la) (Genitiv Singular des Gerundiums des Verbs und Deponens nasci ^(→ la), „geboren werden“, „entstehen“)


detritus

von dem lateinischen Verb deterre ^(→ la), „abreiben“

dētrītus (nominative singular)
detritūs (genitive singular)
detrituī (dative singular)
detritum (accusative singular)
dētrītus (singular)
detritū (ablative singular)

Schwebstoffe von zerfallendem organischem Material tierischer oder pflanzlicher Herkunft im Wasser


aculeatus

Ableitung zu dem Substantiv aculeus ^(→ la) mit dem Suffix -atus ^(→ la)

mit einem Giftstachel versehen; stachelig, stachlig


aculeus

Ableitung zu dem Substantiv acus ^(→ la) mit dem Suffix -leus ^(→ la)

aculeus (nominative singular)
aculeī (nominative plural)
aculeī (genitive singular)
aculeōrum (genitive plural)
aculeō (dative singular)
aculeīs (dative plural)
aculeum (accusative singular)
aculeōs (accusative plural)
aculee (singular)
aculeī (plural)
aculeō (ablative singular)
aculeīs (ablative plural)

spitzes Organ einiger Tiere; Stachel, Giftstachel


mycardium

mycardium (nominative singular)
mycardia (nominative plural)
mycardiī (genitive singular)
mycardiōrum (genitive plural)
mycardiō (dative singular)
mycardiīs (dative plural)
mycardium (accusative singular)
mycardia (accusative plural)
mycardium (singular)
mycardia (plural)
mycardiō (ablative singular)
mycardiīs (ablative plural)


ontogeneticus

ontogenetisch

ontogenetisch, zur Keimentwicklung des Einzelwesens gehörend


oocytus

oocytus (nominative singular)
oocytī (nominative plural)
oocytī (genitive singular)
oocytōrum (genitive plural)
oocytō (dative singular)
oocytīs (dative plural)
oocytum (accusative singular)
oocytōs (accusative plural)
oocyte (singular)
oocytī (plural)
oocytō (ablative singular)
oocytīs (ablative plural)


phylogenia

phylogenia (nominative singular)
phylogeniae (nominative plural)
phylogeniae (genitive singular)
phylogeniārum (genitive plural)
phylogeniae (dative singular)
phylogeniīs (dative plural)
phylogeniam (accusative singular)
phylogeniās (accusative plural)
phylogenia (singular)
phylogeniae (plural)
phylogeniā (ablative singular)
phylogeniīs (ablative plural)


ontogenesis

Ontogenese

Ontogenese, Individualentwicklung eines Organismus

ontogenesis (nominative singular)
ontogenesēs (nominative plural)
ontogenesis (genitive singular)
ontogenesum (genitive plural)
ontogenesī (dative singular)
ontogenesibus (dative plural)
ontogenesem (accusative singular)
ontogenesēs (accusative plural)
ontogenesis (singular)
ontogenesēs (plural)
ontogenese (ablative singular)
ontogenesibus (ablative plural)


phylogenesis

phylogenesis (nominative singular)
phylogenesēs (nominative plural)
phylogenesis (genitive singular)
phylogenesum (genitive plural)
phylogenesī (dative singular)
phylogenesibus (dative plural)
phylogenesem (accusative singular)
phylogenesēs (accusative plural)
phylogenesis (singular)
phylogenesēs (plural)
phylogenese (ablative singular)
phylogenesibus (ablative plural)


oogenesis

oogenesis (nominative singular)
oogenesēs (nominative plural)
oogenesis (genitive singular)
oogenesum (genitive plural)
oogenesī (dative singular)
oogenesibus (dative plural)
oogenesem (accusative singular)
oogenesēs (accusative plural)
oogenesis (singular)
oogenesēs (plural)
oogenese (ablative singular)
oogenesibus (ablative plural)


ontogenia

ontogenia (nominative singular)
ontogeniae (nominative plural)
ontogeniae (genitive singular)
ontogeniārum (genitive plural)
ontogeniae (dative singular)
ontogeniīs (dative plural)
ontogeniam (accusative singular)
ontogeniās (accusative plural)
ontogenia (singular)
ontogeniae (plural)
ontogeniā (ablative singular)
ontogeniīs (ablative plural)


spermatocytus

spermatocytus (nominative singular)
spermatocytī (nominative plural)
spermatocytī (genitive singular)
spermatocytōrum (genitive plural)
spermatocytō (dative singular)
spermatocytīs (dative plural)
spermatocytum (accusative singular)
spermatocytōs (accusative plural)
spermatocyte (singular)
spermatocytī (plural)
spermatocytō (ablative singular)
spermatocytīs (ablative plural)


cytoplasma

cytoplasma (nominative singular)
cytoplasmata (nominative plural)
cytoplasmatis (genitive singular)
cytoplasmatum (genitive plural)
cytoplasmatī (dative singular)
cytoplasmatibus (dative plural)
cytoplasma (accusative singular)
cytoplasmata (accusative plural)
cytoplasma (singular)
cytoplasmata (plural)
cytoplasmate (ablative singular)
cytoplasmatibus (ablative plural)


cytodermis

cytodermis (nominative singular)
cytodermidēs (nominative plural)
cytodermidis (genitive singular)
cytodermidum (genitive plural)
cytodermidī (dative singular)
cytodermidibus (dative plural)
cytodermidem (accusative singular)
cytodermidēs (accusative plural)
cytodermis (singular)
cytodermidēs (plural)
cytodermide (ablative singular)
cytodermidibus (ablative plural)


phylogenetica

phylogenetica (nominative singular)
phylogeneticae (genitive singular)
phylogeneticae (dative singular)
phylogeneticam (accusative singular)
phylogenetica (singular)
phylogeneticā (ablative singular)


zygota

zygōta (nominative singular)
zygōtae (nominative plural)
zygōtae (genitive singular)
zygōtārum (genitive plural)
zygōtae (dative singular)
zygōtīs (dative plural)
zygōtam (accusative singular)
zygōtās (accusative plural)
zygōta (singular)
zygōtae (plural)
zygōtā (ablative singular)
zygōtīs (ablative plural)


nucleus

nucleus (nominative singular)
nucleī (nominative plural)
nucleī (genitive singular)
nucleōrum (genitive plural)
nucleō (dative singular)
nucleīs (dative plural)
nucleum (accusative singular)
nucleōs (accusative plural)
nuclee (singular)
nucleī (plural)
nucleō (ablative singular)
nucleīs (ablative plural)


nuclearis

nukleär

Biologie: den Zellkern betreffend, nukleär


nucleus cellularis

Wortverbindung aus dem Substantiv nucleus ^(→ la) und dem Adjektiv cellularis ^(→ la)

nucleus cellulāris (nominative singular)
nuclei cellulāris (genitive singular)


mitosis

mitosis (nominative singular)
mitosēs (nominative plural)
mitosis (genitive singular)
mitosum (genitive plural)
mitosī (dative singular)
mitosibus (dative plural)
mitosem (accusative singular)
mitosēs (accusative plural)
mitosis (singular)
mitosēs (plural)
mitose (ablative singular)
mitosibus (ablative plural)


meiosis

meiosis (nominative singular)
meiosēs (nominative plural)
meiosis (genitive singular)
meiosum (genitive plural)
meiosī (dative singular)
meiosibus (dative plural)
meiosem (accusative singular)
meiosēs (accusative plural)
meiosis (singular)
meiosēs (plural)
meiose (ablative singular)
meiosibus (ablative plural)


divisio cellularum

Wortverbindung aus den Substantiven divisio ^(→ la) und cellula ^(→ la)

dīvīsiō cellulārum (nominative singular)
dīvīsiōnēs cellulārum (nominative plural)
dīvīsiōnis cellulārum (genitive singular)
dīvīsiōnum cellulārum (genitive plural)
dīvīsiōnī cellulārum (dative singular)
dīvīsiōnibus cellulārum (dative plural)
dīvīsiōnem cellulārum (accusative singular)
dīvīsiōnēs cellulārum (accusative plural)
dīvīsiō cellulārum (singular)
dīvīsiōnēs cellulārum (plural)
dīvīsiōne cellulārum (ablative singular)
dīvīsiōnibus cellulārum (ablative plural)


embryo

embryo (nominative singular)
embryonēs (nominative plural)
embryonis (genitive singular)
embryonum (genitive plural)
embryonī (dative singular)
embryonibus (dative plural)
embryonem (accusative singular)
embryonēs (accusative plural)
embryo (singular)
embryonēs (plural)
embryone (ablative singular)
embryonibus (ablative plural)


embryologia

embryologia (nominative singular)
embryologiae (genitive singular)
embryologiae (dative singular)
embryologiam (accusative singular)
embryologia (singular)
embryologiā (ablative singular)


cuticula

cutīcula (nominative singular)
cutīculae (nominative plural)
cutīculae (genitive singular)
cutīculārum (genitive plural)
cutīculae (dative singular)
cutīculīs (dative plural)
cutīculam (accusative singular)
cutīculās (accusative plural)
cutīcula (singular)
cutīculae (plural)
cutīculā (ablative singular)
cutīculīs (ablative plural)


meninx

mēninx (nominative singular)
mēningēs (nominative plural)
mēningis (genitive singular)
mēningum (genitive plural)
mēningī (dative singular)
mēningibus (dative plural)
mēningem (accusative singular)
mēningēs (accusative plural)
mēninx (singular)
mēningēs (plural)
mēninge (ablative singular)
mēningibus (ablative plural)


scrotum

scrotum (nominative singular)
scrota (nominative plural)
scrotī (genitive singular)
scrotōrum (genitive plural)
scrotō (dative singular)
scrotīs (dative plural)
scrotum (accusative singular)
scrota (accusative plural)
scrotum (singular)
scrota (plural)
scrotō (ablative singular)
scrotīs (ablative plural)


integumentum

integumentum (nominative singular)
integumenta (nominative plural)
integumentī (genitive singular)
integumentōrum (genitive plural)
integumentō (dative singular)
integumentīs (dative plural)
integumentum (accusative singular)
integumenta (accusative plural)
integumentum (singular)
integumenta (plural)
integumentō (ablative singular)
integumentīs (ablative plural)


pachydermia

pachydermia (nominative singular)
pachydermiae (nominative plural)
pachydermiae (genitive singular)
pachydermiārum (genitive plural)
pachydermiae (dative singular)
pachydermiīs (dative plural)
pachydermiam (accusative singular)
pachydermiās (accusative plural)
pachydermia (singular)
pachydermiae (plural)
pachydermiā (ablative singular)
pachydermiīs (ablative plural)


pericardium

pericardium (nominative singular)
pericardia (nominative plural)
pericardiī (genitive singular)
pericardiōrum (genitive plural)
pericardiō (dative singular)
pericardiīs (dative plural)
pericardium (accusative singular)
pericardia (accusative plural)
pericardium (singular)
pericardia (plural)
pericardiō (ablative singular)
pericardiīs (ablative plural)


encephaloangiographia

encephaloangiographia (nominative singular)
encephaloangiographiae (nominative plural)
encephaloangiographiae (genitive singular)
encephaloangiographiārum (genitive plural)
encephaloangiographiae (dative singular)
encephaloangiographiīs (dative plural)
encephaloangiographiam (accusative singular)
encephaloangiographiās (accusative plural)
encephaloangiographia (singular)
encephaloangiographiae (plural)
encephaloangiographiā (ablative singular)
encephaloangiographiīs (ablative plural)


metabolismus

metabolismus (nominative singular)
metabolismī (nominative plural)
metabolismī (genitive singular)
metabolismōrum (genitive plural)
metabolismō (dative singular)
metabolismīs (dative plural)
metabolismum (accusative singular)
metabolismōs (accusative plural)
metabolisme (singular)
metabolismī (plural)
metabolismō (ablative singular)
metabolismīs (ablative plural)


microgamia

mīcrogamia (nominative singular)
mīcrogamiae (nominative plural)
mīcrogamiae (genitive singular)
mīcrogamiārum (genitive plural)
mīcrogamiae (dative singular)
mīcrogamiīs (dative plural)
mīcrogamiam (accusative singular)
mīcrogamiās (accusative plural)
mīcrogamia (singular)
mīcrogamiae (plural)
mīcrogamiā (ablative singular)
mīcrogamiīs (ablative plural)


hologamia

hologamia (nominative singular)
hologamiae (nominative plural)
hologamiae (genitive singular)
hologamiārum (genitive plural)
hologamiae (dative singular)
hologamiīs (dative plural)
hologamiam (accusative singular)
hologamiās (accusative plural)
hologamia (singular)
hologamiae (plural)
hologamiā (ablative singular)
hologamiīs (ablative plural)


microbium

mīcrobium (nominative singular)
mīcrobia (nominative plural)
mīcrobiī (genitive singular)
mīcrobiōrum (genitive plural)
mīcrobiō (dative singular)
mīcrobiīs (dative plural)
mīcrobium (accusative singular)
mīcrobia (accusative plural)
mīcrobium (singular)
mīcrobia (plural)
mīcrobiō (ablative singular)
mīcrobiīs (ablative plural)


macrogamia

macrogamia (nominative singular)
macrogamiae (nominative plural)
macrogamiae (genitive singular)
macrogamiārum (genitive plural)
macrogamiae (dative singular)
macrogamiīs (dative plural)
macrogamiam (accusative singular)
macrogamiās (accusative plural)
macrogamia (singular)
macrogamiae (plural)
macrogamiā (ablative singular)
macrogamiīs (ablative plural)


gameta

gameta (nominative singular)
gametae (nominative plural)
gametae (genitive singular)
gametārum (genitive plural)
gametae (dative singular)
gametīs (dative plural)
gametam (accusative singular)
gametās (accusative plural)
gameta (singular)
gametae (plural)
gametā (ablative singular)
gametīs (ablative plural)


microgameta

mīcrogameta (nominative singular)
mīcrogametae (nominative plural)
mīcrogametae (genitive singular)
mīcrogametārum (genitive plural)
mīcrogametae (dative singular)
mīcrogametīs (dative plural)
mīcrogametam (accusative singular)
mīcrogametās (accusative plural)
mīcrogameta (singular)
mīcrogametae (plural)
mīcrogametā (ablative singular)
mīcrogametīs (ablative plural)


macrogameta

macrogameta (nominative singular)
macrogametae (nominative plural)
macrogametae (genitive singular)
macrogametārum (genitive plural)
macrogametae (dative singular)
macrogametīs (dative plural)
macrogametam (accusative singular)
macrogametās (accusative plural)
macrogameta (singular)
macrogametae (plural)
macrogametā (ablative singular)
macrogametīs (ablative plural)


microcephalia

mīcrocephalia (nominative singular)
mīcrocephaliae (nominative plural)
mīcrocephaliae (genitive singular)
mīcrocephaliārum (genitive plural)
mīcrocephaliae (dative singular)
mīcrocephaliīs (dative plural)
mīcrocephaliam (accusative singular)
mīcrocephaliās (accusative plural)
mīcrocephalia (singular)
mīcrocephaliae (plural)
mīcrocephaliā (ablative singular)
mīcrocephaliīs (ablative plural)


melatoninum

melatonīnum (nominative singular)
melatonīna (nominative plural)
melatonīnī (genitive singular)
melatonīnōrum (genitive plural)
melatonīnō (dative singular)
melatonīnīs (dative plural)
melatonīnum (accusative singular)
melatonīna (accusative plural)
melatonīnum (singular)
melatonīna (plural)
melatonīnō (ablative singular)
melatonīnīs (ablative plural)


mesenchyma

mesenchyma (nominative singular)
mesenchymata (nominative plural)
mesenchymatis (genitive singular)
mesenchymatum (genitive plural)
mesenchymatī (dative singular)
mesenchymatibus (dative plural)
mesenchyma (accusative singular)
mesenchymata (accusative plural)
mesenchyma (singular)
mesenchymata (plural)
mesenchymate (ablative singular)
mesenchymatibus (ablative plural)


myocardium

myocardium (nominative singular)
myocardia (nominative plural)
myocardiī (genitive singular)
myocardiōrum (genitive plural)
myocardiō (dative singular)
myocardiīs (dative plural)
myocardium (accusative singular)
myocardia (accusative plural)
myocardium (singular)
myocardia (plural)
myocardiō (ablative singular)
myocardiīs (ablative plural)


microsomia

mīcrosomia (nominative singular)
mīcrosomiae (genitive singular)
mīcrosomiae (dative singular)
mīcrosomiam (accusative singular)
mīcrosomia (singular)
mīcrosomiā (ablative singular)


macrosomia

macrosomia (nominative singular)
macrosomiae (nominative plural)
macrosomiae (genitive singular)
macrosomiārum (genitive plural)
macrosomiae (dative singular)
macrosomiīs (dative plural)
macrosomiam (accusative singular)
macrosomiās (accusative plural)
macrosomia (singular)
macrosomiae (plural)
macrosomiā (ablative singular)
macrosomiīs (ablative plural)


macrocephalia

macrocephalia (nominative singular)
macrocephaliae (nominative plural)
macrocephaliae (genitive singular)
macrocephaliārum (genitive plural)
macrocephaliae (dative singular)
macrocephaliīs (dative plural)
macrocephaliam (accusative singular)
macrocephaliās (accusative plural)
macrocephalia (singular)
macrocephaliae (plural)
macrocephaliā (ablative singular)
macrocephaliīs (ablative plural)


glandula mammaria

Wortverbindung aus dem Substantiv glandula ^(→ la) und dem Adjektiv mammarius ^(→ la)

glandula mammāria (nominative singular)
glandulae mammāriae (genitive singular)


galactorrhoea

galactorrhoea (nominative singular)
galactorrhoeae (nominative plural)
galactorrhoeae (genitive singular)
galactorrhoeārum (genitive plural)
galactorrhoeae (dative singular)
galactorrhoeīs (dative plural)
galactorrhoeam (accusative singular)
galactorrhoeās (accusative plural)
galactorrhoea (singular)
galactorrhoeae (plural)
galactorrhoeā (ablative singular)
galactorrhoeīs (ablative plural)


glandula lactifera

Wortverbindung aus dem Substantiv glandula ^(→ la) und dem Adjektiv lactiferus ^(→ la)

glandula lactifera (nominative singular)
glandulae lactiferae (genitive singular)


dentio

dentiō (nominative singular)
dentiōnēs (nominative plural)
dentiōnis (genitive singular)
dentiōnum (genitive plural)
dentiōnī (dative singular)
dentiōnibus (dative plural)
dentiōnem (accusative singular)
dentiōnēs (accusative plural)
dentiō (singular)
dentiōnēs (plural)
dentiōne (ablative singular)
dentiōnibus (ablative plural)


morphologia

morphologia (nominative singular)
morphologiae (nominative plural)
morphologiae (genitive singular)
morphologiārum (genitive plural)
morphologiae (dative singular)
morphologiīs (dative plural)
morphologiam (accusative singular)
morphologiās (accusative plural)
morphologia (singular)
morphologiae (plural)
morphologiā (ablative singular)
morphologiīs (ablative plural)


morphologia comparativa

morphologia comparātīva (nominative singular)
morphologiae comparātīvae (genitive singular)


parasitus

parasītus (nominative singular)
parasītī (nominative plural)
parasītī (genitive singular)
parasītōrum (genitive plural)
parasītō (dative singular)
parasītīs (dative plural)
parasītum (accusative singular)
parasītōs (accusative plural)
parasīte (singular)
parasītī (plural)
parasītō (ablative singular)
parasītīs (ablative plural)


parasitologia

parasītologia (nominative singular)
parasītologiae (nominative plural)
parasītologiae (genitive singular)
parasītologiārum (genitive plural)
parasītologiae (dative singular)
parasītologiīs (dative plural)
parasītologiam (accusative singular)
parasītologiās (accusative plural)
parasītologia (singular)
parasītologiae (plural)
parasītologiā (ablative singular)
parasītologiīs (ablative plural)


parasitatio

parasītātio (nominative singular)
parasītātiōnēs (nominative plural)
parasītātiōnis (genitive singular)
parasītātiōnum (genitive plural)
parasītātiōnī (dative singular)
parasītātiōnibus (dative plural)
parasītātiōnem (accusative singular)
parasītātiōnēs (accusative plural)
parasītātio (singular)
parasītātiōnēs (plural)
parasītātiōne (ablative singular)
parasītātiōnibus (ablative plural)


endemia

endemia (nominative singular)
endemiae (nominative plural)
endemiae (genitive singular)
endemiārum (genitive plural)
endemiae (dative singular)
endemiīs (dative plural)
endemiam (accusative singular)
endemiās (accusative plural)
endemia (singular)
endemiae (plural)
endemiā (ablative singular)
endemiīs (ablative plural)


homoeostasis

homoeostasis (nominative singular)
homoeostasēs (nominative plural)
homoeostasis (genitive singular)
homoeostasum (genitive plural)
homoeostasī (dative singular)
homoeostasibus (dative plural)
homoeostasem (accusative singular)
homoeostasēs (accusative plural)
homoeostasis (singular)
homoeostasēs (plural)
homoeostase (ablative singular)
homoeostasibus (ablative plural)


protoplasma

protoplasma (nominative singular)
protoplasmata (nominative plural)
protoplasmatis (genitive singular)
protoplasmatum (genitive plural)
protoplasmatī (dative singular)
protoplasmatibus (dative plural)
protoplasma (accusative singular)
protoplasmata (accusative plural)
protoplasma (singular)
protoplasmata (plural)
protoplasmate (ablative singular)
protoplasmatibus (ablative plural)


odontologia

Zahnheilkunde

odontologia (nominative singular)
odontologiae (genitive singular)
odontologiae (dative singular)
odontologiam (accusative singular)
odontologia (singular)
odontologiā (ablative singular)

Odontologie, Wissenschaft und Lehre vom Zahnsystem der Wirbeltiere und des Menschen


ovarium

ōvārium (nominative singular)
ōvāria (nominative plural)
ōvāriī (genitive singular)
ōvāriōrum (genitive plural)
ōvāriō (dative singular)
ōvāriīs (dative plural)
ōvārium (accusative singular)
ōvāria (accusative plural)
ōvārium (singular)
ōvāria (plural)
ōvāriō (ablative singular)
ōvāriīs (ablative plural)


proteinum

prōteīnum (nominative singular)
prōteīna (nominative plural)
prōteīnī (genitive singular)
prōteīnōrum (genitive plural)
prōteīnō (dative singular)
prōteīnīs (dative plural)
prōteīnum (accusative singular)
prōteīna (accusative plural)
prōteīnum (singular)
prōteīna (plural)
prōteīnō (ablative singular)
prōteīnīs (ablative plural)


neurobiologia

neurobiologia (nominative singular)
neurobiologiae (genitive singular)
neurobiologiae (dative singular)
neurobiologiam (accusative singular)
neurobiologia (singular)
neurobiologiā (ablative singular)


neurobiologus

neurobiologus (nominative singular)
neurobiologī (nominative plural)
neurobiologī (genitive singular)
neurobiologōrum (genitive plural)
neurobiologō (dative singular)
neurobiologīs (dative plural)
neurobiologum (accusative singular)
neurobiologōs (accusative plural)
neurobiologe (singular)
neurobiologī (plural)
neurobiologō (ablative singular)
neurobiologīs (ablative plural)


caryologia

caryologia (nominative singular)
caryologiae (genitive singular)
caryologiae (dative singular)
caryologiam (accusative singular)
caryologia (singular)
caryologiā (ablative singular)

Karyologie, Lehre bzw. Wissenschaft vom Zellkern


caryoplasma

caryoplasma (nominative singular)
caryoplasmata (nominative plural)
caryoplasmatis (genitive singular)
caryoplasmatum (genitive plural)
caryoplasmatī (dative singular)
caryoplasmatibus (dative plural)
caryoplasma (accusative singular)
caryoplasmata (accusative plural)
caryoplasma (singular)
caryoplasmata (plural)
caryoplasmate (ablative singular)
caryoplasmatibus (ablative plural)


caryocinesis

caryocinesis (nominative singular)
caryocinesēs (nominative plural)
caryocinesis (genitive singular)
caryocinesum (genitive plural)
caryocinesī (dative singular)
caryocinesibus (dative plural)
caryocinesem (accusative singular)
caryocinesēs (accusative plural)
caryocinesis (singular)
caryocinesēs (plural)
caryocinese (ablative singular)
caryocinesibus (ablative plural)


sexualitas

sexuālitās (nominative singular)
sexuālitātēs (nominative plural)
sexuālitātis (genitive singular)
sexuālitātum (genitive plural)
sexuālitātī (dative singular)
sexuālitātibus (dative plural)
sexuālitātem (accusative singular)
sexuālitātēs (accusative plural)
sexuālitās (singular)
sexuālitātēs (plural)
sexuālitāte (ablative singular)
sexuālitātibus (ablative plural)


cysticercus

Zystizerkus

Zystizerkus (Jugendstadium vom Bandwurm)

cysticercus (nominative singular)
cysticercī (nominative plural)
cysticercī (genitive singular)
cysticercōrum (genitive plural)
cysticercō (dative singular)
cysticercīs (dative plural)
cysticercum (accusative singular)
cysticercōs (accusative plural)
cysticerce (singular)
cysticercī (plural)
cysticercō (ablative singular)
cysticercīs (ablative plural)


sceletus

entlehnt aus griechisch σκελετὸν (skeleton^☆) ^(→ grc) „Mumie, ausgetrockneter Körper“ von σκελετός (skeletos^☆) ^(→ grc) „ausgetrocknet“, dieses von σκέλλομαι (skellomai^☆) ^(→ grc) „austrocknen“.

sceletus (nominative singular)
sceletī (nominative plural)
sceletī (genitive singular)
sceletōrum (genitive plural)
sceletō (dative singular)
sceletīs (dative plural)
sceletum (accusative singular)
sceletōs (accusative plural)
scelete (singular)
sceletī (plural)
sceletō (ablative singular)
sceletīs (ablative plural)


sceletum

sceletum (nominative singular)
sceletī (nominative plural)
sceletī (genitive singular)
sceletōrum (genitive plural)
sceletō (dative singular)
sceletīs (dative plural)
sceletum (accusative singular)
sceletōs (accusative plural)
scelete (singular)
sceletī (plural)
sceletō (ablative singular)
sceletīs (ablative plural)


caryon

carȳon (nominative singular)
carȳa (nominative plural)
carȳī (genitive singular)
carȳōrum (genitive plural)
carȳō (dative singular)
carȳīs (dative plural)
carȳon (accusative singular)
carȳa (accusative plural)
carȳon (singular)
carȳa (plural)
carȳō (ablative singular)
carȳīs (ablative plural)


dendron

dendron (nominative singular)
dendra (nominative plural)
dendrī (genitive singular)
dendrōrum (genitive plural)
dendrō (dative singular)
dendrīs (dative plural)
dendron (accusative singular)
dendra (accusative plural)
dendron (singular)
dendra (plural)
dendrō (ablative singular)
dendrīs (ablative plural)


spermium

spermium (nominative singular)
spermia (nominative plural)
spermiī (genitive singular)
spermiōrum (genitive plural)
spermiō (dative singular)
spermiīs (dative plural)
spermium (accusative singular)
spermia (accusative plural)
spermium (singular)
spermia (plural)
spermiō (ablative singular)
spermiīs (ablative plural)


blepharon

blepharon (nominative singular)
blephara (nominative plural)
blepharī (genitive singular)
blepharōrum (genitive plural)
blepharō (dative singular)
blepharīs (dative plural)
blepharon (accusative singular)
blephara (accusative plural)
blepharon (singular)
blephara (plural)
blepharō (ablative singular)
blepharīs (ablative plural)


spermatozoon

spermatozoon (nominative singular)
spermatoza (nominative plural)
spermatozī (genitive singular)
spermatozōrum (genitive plural)
spermatozō (dative singular)
spermatozīs (dative plural)
spermatozoon (accusative singular)
spermatoza (accusative plural)
spermatozoon (singular)
spermatoza (plural)
spermatozō (ablative singular)
spermatozīs (ablative plural)


paroophoron

parōophoron (nominative singular)
parōophora (nominative plural)
parōophorī (genitive singular)
parōophorōrum (genitive plural)
parōophorō (dative singular)
parōophorīs (dative plural)
parōophoron (accusative singular)
parōophora (accusative plural)
parōophoron (singular)
parōophora (plural)
parōophorō (ablative singular)
parōophorīs (ablative plural)


olfactorius

olfaktorisch

dem Riechen dienend, den Geruchssinn betreffend, olfaktorisch


lipocytus

lipocytus (nominative singular)
lipocytī (nominative plural)
lipocytī (genitive singular)
lipocytōrum (genitive plural)
lipocytō (dative singular)
lipocytīs (dative plural)
lipocytum (accusative singular)
lipocytōs (accusative plural)
lipocyte (singular)
lipocytī (plural)
lipocytō (ablative singular)
lipocytīs (ablative plural)


hermaphroditus

hermaphroditus (nominative singular)
hermaphroditī (nominative plural)
hermaphroditī (genitive singular)
hermaphroditōrum (genitive plural)
hermaphroditō (dative singular)
hermaphroditīs (dative plural)
hermaphroditum (accusative singular)
hermaphroditōs (accusative plural)
hermaphrodite (singular)
hermaphroditī (plural)
hermaphroditō (ablative singular)
hermaphroditīs (ablative plural)


secretum

sēcrētum (nominative singular)
sēcrēta (nominative plural)
sēcrētī (genitive singular)
sēcrētōrum (genitive plural)
sēcrētō (dative singular)
sēcrētīs (dative plural)
sēcrētum (accusative singular)
sēcrēta (accusative plural)
sēcrētum (singular)
sēcrēta (plural)
sēcrētō (ablative singular)
sēcrētīs (ablative plural)


metabolismus intermediaris

Wortverbindung aus dem Substantiv metabolismus ^(→ la) und dem Adjektiv intermediaris ^(→ la)

metabolismus intermediaris (nominative singular)
metabolismī intermediaris (genitive singular)


Emporitanus

abgeleitet von dem Toponym Emporiae ^(→ la)

aus dem Ampurdan stammend, aus Ampurien stammend