inoculation

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• UK: /ɪˌnɒkjʊˈleɪʃən/
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• US: /ɪˌnɑkjəˈleɪʃən/
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• rhymes with -eɪʃən
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N AA2 K Y AH0 L EY1 SH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin inoculātio. Equivalent to inoculate + -ion.

43 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: تَلْقِيح (talqīḥ) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Armenian: պատվաստում (patvastum) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Belarusian: прышчэ́пка (pryščépka) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Belarusian: вакцына́цыя (vakcynácyja) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Belarusian: прышчэ́пліванне (pryščéplivannje) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Bulgarian: ваксина́ция (vaksinácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Bulgarian: инокула́ция (inokulácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Catalan: inoculació — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Chinese Mandarin: 接種 /接种 (jiēzhǒng) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Czech: očkování — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Czech: vakcinace — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Dutch: inenting — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Dutch: inoculatie — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Finnish: rokottaminen — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• French: inoculation — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• German: Impfung — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Hindi: टीकाकरण (ṭīkākaraṇ) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Indonesian: inokulasi — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Japanese: 接種 (sesshu) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Korean: 접종 (jeopjong) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Macedonian: вакцина́ција (vakcinácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Macedonian: инокула́ција (inokulácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Malay: inokulasi — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Persian: مایهکوبی (mâye-kubi) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Persian: مایه کوبی (mâye kubi) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Polish: szczepienie — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Russian: приви́вка (privívka) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Russian: вакцина́ция (vakcinácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Russian: инокуля́ция (inokuljácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Slovak: očkovanie — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Slovak: vakcinácia — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Spanish: vacunación — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Swahili: chanjo — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Swedish: ympning — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Swedish: inokulation — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Ukrainian: ще́плення (ščéplennja) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Ukrainian: вакцина́ція (vakcynácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Ukrainian: інокуля́ція (inokuljácija) — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Vietnamese: chủng ngừa — introduction of substance into the body to produce immunity
• Arabic: تَلْقِيح (talqīḥ) — introduction of microorganisms into culture medium
• Indonesian: inokulasi — introduction of microorganisms into culture medium
• Persian: تلقیح (talqih) — introduction of microorganisms into culture medium
• Slovak: naočkovanie — introduction of microorganisms into culture medium