suppuration

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First use appears c. 1425. From Latin suppūrātiō.

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: гноясване (gnojasvane) — decay in tissue producing pus
• Finnish: märkä — decay in tissue producing pus
• Finnish: suppuraatio — decay in tissue producing pus
• French: suppuration — decay in tissue producing pus
• Middle English: maturacioun — decay in tissue producing pus
• Middle English: maturynge — decay in tissue producing pus
• Middle English: rotennesse — decay in tissue producing pus
• Portuguese: supuração — decay in tissue producing pus
• Russian: нагноение (nagnojenije) — decay in tissue producing pus
• Tagalog: pagnanana — decay in tissue producing pus
• Bulgarian: заднояване (zadnojavane) — the act of suppurating
• Finnish: märkiminen — the act of suppurating
• French: suppuration — the act of suppurating
• Italian: suppurazione — the act of suppurating
• Māori: taematakutanga — the act of suppurating
• Middle English: maturacioun — the act of suppurating
• Middle English: maturynge — the act of suppurating
• Romanian: supurație — the act of suppurating
• Russian: нагноение (nagnojenije) — the act of suppurating
• Turkish: cerahatlenme — the act of suppurating
• Turkish: irinlenme — the act of suppurating
• Turkish: süpürasyon — the act of suppurating