Have I been exposed to the pathogen?
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Pathogen
//ˈpæθəd͡ʒn̩//
Synonyms for "pathogen" (42 found)
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Closest matches (9)
Strong matches (12)
Related words (21)
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6 entriesderived
28 entriesShowing 16 of 28 words.
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4 entriesrelated to
8 entriesTranslations
57 translations across 47 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- sëmundjeshkaktues noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Arabic
1 entries- مسببات الأمراض noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Bulgarian
1 entries- болестотворен организъм noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Catalan
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 病原體 /病原体 noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Czech
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Dutch
2 entries- pathogeen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- ziektekiem noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Finnish
2 entries- patogeeni noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- taudinaiheuttaja noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
French
1 entries- pathogène noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
German
1 entries- Krankheitserreger noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Greek
1 entries- παθογόνος noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Hebrew
1 entries- פתוגן noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Hindi
2 entries- रोगजनक noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- रोगाणु noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Hungarian
2 entries- kórokozó noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- patogén noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Indonesian
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Irish
1 entries- pataigin noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Italian
2 entries- agente patogeno noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- patogeno noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Japanese
2 entries- 病原体 noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- 病原菌 noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Kannada
1 entries- ರೋಗಾಣು noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Kazakh
1 entries- патоген noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Latin
1 entries- pathogenum noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Latvian
1 entries- patogēns noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Lithuanian
2 entries- ligos sukėlėjas noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- patogenas noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Malay
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Māori
2 entries- moroiti tahumaero noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- tukumate noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- hokara nexweşiyê noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- tûşker noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Occitan
1 entries- patogèn noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Persian
1 entries- بیماریزا noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Polish
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Portuguese
1 entries- patógeno noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Quechua
1 entries- unquchiq noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Romanian
1 entries- agent patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Russian
1 entries- патоге́н noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Slovak
1 entries- patogén noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Slovene
1 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Spanish
1 entries- patógeno noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Sundanese
1 entries- ᮊᮥᮙᮔ᮪ noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Swedish
2 entries- patogen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
- smittämne noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Tagalog
1 entries- mulsakit noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Tamil
1 entries- நோய்க்காரணி noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Telugu
1 entries- వ్యాధికారకం noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Thai
1 entries- จุลชีพก่อโรค noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Turkish
1 entries- patojen noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Ukrainian
1 entries- патоген noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Vietnamese
1 entries- mầm bệnh noun (any organism or substance that causes disease)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
And, while they found the pathogen Serratia marcescens in these other animals, the genetic analysis showed that only the strain from human sewage matched the strain found in white pox diseased corals on the reef.
Source: tatoeba (11050310)
But unlike White-nose syndrome or chytrid disease, in which a single pathogen has wiped out millions of creatures across vast distances, Goldberg does not think a single germ is responsible for all the mussel die-offs.
Source: tatoeba (11050448)
The new blood test promises to provide that speedy diagnosis. Investigators say it can tell within hours whether someone is infected with mycobacterium, the pathogen that causes tuberculosis.
Source: tatoeba (12252564)
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