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Definitions
- (medicine) dose
Etymology
Derived from English dose derived from French dose derived from Portuguese dose derived from Italian dose derived from German Dosis derived from Russian до́за derived from Spanish, Castilian dosis derived from Latin dosis (the small box in which a dose of medication was given, dose) derived from Ancient Greek δόσις (a giving, a portion prescribed, gift).
Origin
Ancient Greek
δόσις
Gloss
a giving, a portion prescribed, gift
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bulldoze English
- dose English
- dosemeter English
- doser English
- dosis-effect English
- dosology English
- interdose English
- isodose English
- megadose English
- microdose English
- multidose English
- overdose English
- paleodose English
- postdose English
- predose English
- underdose English
- dosis Latin
- Dosis German
- Einzeldosis German
- Standarddosis German
- Tagesdosis German
- dosieren German
- dosisabhängig German
- dózis Hungarian
- dosare Italian
- dose Italian
- monodose Italian
- unidose Italian
- dosis Dutch, Flemish
- dosage French
- dose French
- doser French
- dosette French
- dosimètre French
- dosimétrique French
- surdose French
- до́за Russian
- dosificar Spanish, Castilian
- dosis Spanish, Castilian
- sobredosis Spanish, Castilian
- Δοσίθεος Ancient Greek
- δίδωμι Ancient Greek
- δόσις Ancient Greek
- παράδοσις Ancient Greek
- *deh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- dose Norwegian Bokmål
- dose Portuguese
- dose Norwegian Nynorsk
- δόση Greek (modern)
- dose Middle Dutch
- dozo Ido
- dosis Tagalog
- dose Middle French
- dòsi Occitan
- *dótis Proto-Hellenic
- dosis Hiligaynon
- dôje Franc-Comtois