Where does “diagnosis” come from?
Diagnosis comes from Latin diagnosis, from Ancient Greek διάγνωσις, derived from the verb διαγιγνώσκειν meaning to distinguish or discern, combining διά with a root from Proto-Indo-European ǵneh₃-.
diagnosis (English): The identification of the nature and cause of an...
Definitions
- The identification of the nature and cause of an...
Ancestry of “diagnosis”, step by step
Words derived from “diagnosis”
- diagnose
- misdiagnosis
- diagnosable
- diagnostician
- overdiagnosis
- diagnosability
- misdiagnose
- underdiagnosis
- diagnoser
- electrodiagnosis
- serodiagnosis
- overdiagnose
- postdiagnosis
- undiagnosable
- psychodiagnosis
- telediagnosis
- prediagnosis
- underdiagnose
- immunodiagnosis
- xenodiagnosis
- nondiagnosed
- nondiagnosable
- rediagnosis
- diagnosably