释义 |
-o·sis \ˈōsə̇s\ noun suffix (plural -o·ses \ˈōˌsēz\ ; or -o·sis·es) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, from Greek -ōsis, from -ō- (medial vowel characteristic of derivatives of certain verbs) + -sis 1. a. : action : process : condition < hypnosis > b. : abnormal or diseased condition < leukosis > 2. : increase : formation < leukocytosis > 3. : arrangement < pterylosis > 4. [New Latin, from Latin] : disease caused by a (specified) fungus < chytridiosis > |