idiopathic

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• /ˌɪdioʊˈpæθɪk/
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From idio- + -pathic. First appears c. 1669, in the publications of William Simpson.

23 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: идиопатичен (idiopatičen) — disease or condition having no known cause
• Catalan: idiopàtic — disease or condition having no known cause
• Chinese Mandarin: 特發性 /特发性 (tèfāxìng) — disease or condition having no known cause
• Czech: esenciální — disease or condition having no known cause
• Finnish: idiopaattinen — disease or condition having no known cause
• French: idiopathique — disease or condition having no known cause
• German: idiopathisch — disease or condition having no known cause
• Greek: ιδιοπαθής (idiopathís) — disease or condition having no known cause
• Hungarian: idiopátiás — disease or condition having no known cause
• Icelandic: sjálfvakinn — disease or condition having no known cause
• Icelandic: frumkvilla- — disease or condition having no known cause
• Indonesian: idiopatik — disease or condition having no known cause
• Irish: ideapatach — disease or condition having no known cause
• Italian: idiopatico — disease or condition having no known cause
• Japanese: 特発性 (tokuhatsusei) — disease or condition having no known cause
• Norwegian: idiopatisk — disease or condition having no known cause
• Polish: idiopatyczny — disease or condition having no known cause
• Polish: idiopatyczna — disease or condition having no known cause
• Polish: idiopatyczne — disease or condition having no known cause
• Portuguese: idiopático — disease or condition having no known cause
• Romanian: idiopatic — disease or condition having no known cause
• Russian: идиопатический (idiopatičeskij) — disease or condition having no known cause
• Spanish: idiopático — disease or condition having no known cause