pigmentation

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Etymology tree English pigment Proto-Indo-European *-tis Proto-Indo-European *-Hō Proto-Indo-European *-tiHō Proto-Italic *-tiō Latin -tiō Latin -ātiōlbor. Old French -ationbor. Middle English -acioun English -ation English pigmentation From pigment + -ation.

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: пигментация (pigmentacija) — coloration of tissue
• Catalan: pigmentació — coloration of tissue
• Chinese Mandarin: 皮膚色素 — coloration of tissue
• Chinese Mandarin: 皮肤色素 (pífū sèsù) — coloration of tissue
• Chinese Mandarin: 天然顏色 (tiānrán yánsè) — coloration of tissue
• Finnish: pigmentaatio — coloration of tissue
• Finnish: värjääntyminen — coloration of tissue
• Finnish: väritys — coloration of tissue
• French: pigmentation — coloration of tissue
• German: Pigmentierung — coloration of tissue
• Greek: χρώση (chrósi) — coloration of tissue
• Hungarian: pigmentáció — coloration of tissue
• Italian: pigmentazione — coloration of tissue
• Japanese: 色素沈着 (shikiso chinchaku) — coloration of tissue
• Norwegian Bokmål: pigmentering — coloration of tissue
• Norwegian Nynorsk: pigmentering — coloration of tissue
• Portuguese: pigmentação — coloration of tissue
• Romanian: pigmentare — coloration of tissue
• Romanian: pigmentație — coloration of tissue
• Russian: пигмента́ция (pigmentácija) — coloration of tissue
• Spanish: pigmentación — coloration of tissue
• Swedish: pigmentering — coloration of tissue