-path
English
suffix
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek πάθος (suffering, disease, misfortune, pain, feeling, state).
Origin
Ancient Greek
πάθος
Gloss
suffering, disease, misfortune, pain, feeling, state
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
症, 疾
Emoji
🦟 🪰
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -pathic English
- patho- English
- pathognomonic English
- Allopathie German
- Homöopathie German
- pato- Italian
- patos Italian
- pathologie French
- пато́лог Russian
- патоге́н Russian
- пафос Russian
- -patía Spanish, Castilian
- πάθος Ancient Greek
- παθογνωμονικός Ancient Greek
- ἀπαθής Ancient Greek
- -pati Norwegian Bokmål
- patogen Norwegian Bokmål
- patolog Norwegian Bokmål
- patologi Norwegian Bokmål
- -pati Norwegian Nynorsk
- patogen Norwegian Nynorsk
- patolog Norwegian Nynorsk
- patologi Norwegian Nynorsk
- -patach Irish
- patos Czech
- patoso Esperanto
- -πάθεια Greek (modern)
- πάθος Greek (modern)
- patos Afrikaans