cirrhosis

English

From Ancient Greek κιρρός (kirrhós, “tawny”) and -osis

cirrhosis (plural cirrhoses)

(pathology) A chronic disease of the liver caused by damage from toxins (including alcohol), metabolic problems, hepatitis or nutritional deprivation. It is characterised by an increase of fibrous tissue and the destruction of liver cells.
(by extension) Interstitial inflammation of kidneys, lungs, and other organs.

chronic disease of the liver

Acehnese: sirosis
Albanian: cirroza f
Arabic: تَشَمَّع‎ m (tašammaʿ)
Armenian: ցիռոզ (hy) (cʿiṙoz)
Azerbaijani: sirroz
Basque: zirrosi
Belarusian: цыроз m (cyróz)
Bengali: সিরোসিস (sirosis)
Bulgarian: цироза f (ciroza)
Catalan: cirrosi f
Chinese:
Cantonese: 肝硬化 (gon¹ ngaang⁶ faa³)
Mandarin: 肝硬化 (zh) (gānyìnghuà), 硬化 (zh) (yìnghuà)
Min Nan: 肝硬化 (koaⁿ-ngē-hoà)
Czech: cirhóza (cs) f
Danish: skrumpelever c
Dutch: cirrose (nl) f
Esperanto: cirozo
Estonian: sirroos
Finnish: kirroosi
French: cirrhose (fr) f
Galician: cirrose (gl) f
German: Zirrhose (de) f
Greek: κίρρωση (el) f (kírrosi)
Hindi: सिरोसिस (sirosis)
Hungarian: cirrózis (hu), májzsugor (hu)
Icelandic: skorpulifur f
Indonesian: sirosis (id)
Interlingua: cirrose
Irish: chiorróis m
Italian: cirrosi (it) f
Japanese: 肝硬変 (かんこうへん, kankōhen), 硬変 (こうへん, kōhen)
Kazakh: цирроз (cïrroz)
Korean: 간경변 (gangyeongbyeon), 경화증 (ko) (gyeong-hwajeung)
Kurdish: cergmûmî (ku)