bacteriology

bacteriology

English

Etymology

From bacterio- +‎ -ology.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /bækˌtɪəɹ.ɪˈɒləd͡ʒi/

Noun

bacteriology (usually uncountable, plural bacteriologies)

1. (biology, microbiology) The scientific study of bacteria, especially in relation to disease and agriculture.

Derived terms

• astrobacteriology
• cyanobacteriology
• cytobacteriology
• mycobacteriology
• xenobacteriology

 

Related terms

• bacteriological
• bacteriologist

Translations

scientific study of bacteria

Albanian: bakteriologji (sq) Armenian: մանրէաբանություն (hy) (manrēabanutʿyun) Asturian: bacterioloxía f Belarusian: бактэрыяло́гія (be) f (bakteryjalóhija) Catalan: bacteriologia f Chinese: Mandarin: 細菌學／细菌学 (zh) (xìjùnxué) Czech: bakteriologie (cs) f Danish: bakteriologi c Dutch: bacteriologie (nl) f Esperanto: bakteriologio Finnish: bakteriologia (fi) French: bactériologie (fr) f Galician: bacterioloxía f German: Bakteriologie (de) f, Bakterienkunde f Greek: βακτηριολογία (el) (vaktiriología) Hebrew: בקטריולוגיה‎ (he) f (bacteriológya) Hungarian: bakteriológia (hu) Indonesian: bakteriologi (id) Irish: baictéareolaíocht f Japanese: 細菌学 (ja) (さいきんがく, saikingaku) Khmer: អាវេត្រាណូវិទ្យា (ʔaaveitraanoovityie) Latvian: bakterioloģija f Lithuanian: bakteriològija f Malay: bakteriologi, kaji kuman Norwegian: Bokmål: bakteriologi m Nynorsk: bakteriologi m Polish: bakteriologia (pl) f Portuguese: bacteriologia (pt) f Romanian: bacteriologie (ro) f Russian: бактериоло́гия (ru) f (bakteriológija) Serbo-Croatian: Roman: bakteriologija (sh) f Slovak: bakteriológia (sk) f Spanish: bacteriología (es) f Swedish: bakteriologi (sv) c Turkish: bakteriyoloji (tr) Ukrainian: бактеріоло́гія (uk) f (bakteriolóhija) Yiddish: באַקטעריאָלאָגיע‎ f (bakteryologye)

See also

• microbiology