pneumoconiosis

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˌnjuːməʊ.kəʊniˈəʊsɪs/
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• US: /ˌnuːmoʊ.koʊniˈoʊsəs/
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Alteration of pneumonoconiosis, after pneumo- (“lung”). Compare French pneumoconiose. By surface analysis, pneumo- + coniosis (“disease caused by the inhalation of dust”).

28 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: pneumoconiosi — disease of the lungs
• Chinese Cantonese: 肺塵埃沉着病 — disease of the lungs
• Chinese Mandarin: 塵肺 /尘肺 黑肺病 (chénfèi) — disease of the lungs
• Chinese Mandarin: 塵肺病 /尘肺病 (chénfèibìng) — disease of the lungs
• Czech: pneumokonióza — disease of the lungs
• Dutch: stoflong — disease of the lungs
• Dutch: pneumoconiose — disease of the lungs
• Esperanto: pneŭmokoniozo — disease of the lungs
• Finnish: pölykeuhko — disease of the lungs
• French: pneumoconiose — disease of the lungs
• German: Pneumokoniose — disease of the lungs
• German: Staublunge — disease of the lungs
• Greek: πνευμοκονίωση (pnevmokoníosi) — disease of the lungs
• Indonesian: pneumokoniosis — disease of the lungs
• Italian: pneumoconiosi — disease of the lungs
• Japanese: 塵肺 — disease of the lungs
• Japanese: 肺塵症 (haijinshō) — disease of the lungs
• Korean: 진폐 (jinpye) — disease of the lungs
• Korean: 진폐증 (jinpyejeung) — disease of the lungs
• Latin: pneumoconiosis — disease of the lungs
• Polish: pylica — disease of the lungs
• Polish: pylica płuc — disease of the lungs
• Portuguese: pneumoconiose — disease of the lungs
• Russian: пневмокониоз (pnevmokonioz) — disease of the lungs
• Spanish: neumoconiosis — disease of the lungs
• Swedish: pneumokonios — disease of the lungs
• Swedish: dammlunga — disease of the lungs
• Turkish: pnömokonyoz — disease of the lungs