mycology

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EnglishEdit

EtymologyEdit

myco- +‎ -ology

NounEdit

mycology (uncountable)

1. the study of fungi, in the wide sense.

TranslationsEdit

study of fungi

• Albanian: mikologji f
• Arabic: fetriat (fetriat)
• Asturian: micoloxía f
• Bengali: ছত্রাকবিজ্ঞান (chatrākbijñān)
• Breton: foueoniezh (br)
• Catalan: micologia (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 真菌學 (zhēnjùnxué)

• Czech: mykologie (cs) f
• Dutch: mycologie (nl) f
• Esperanto: mikologio, fungoscienco
• Estonian: mükoloogia, seeneteadus
• Finnish: mykologia (fi), sienitiede (fi)
• French: mycologie (fr) f
• Galician: micoloxía f
• German: Mykologie (de) f, Pilzkunde (de)
• Hawaiian: kālaikalina
• Hindi: कवक विज्ञान (kavak vijñān)
• Hungarian: gombatan (hu)

• Icelandic: sveppafræði f
• Ido: mikologio (io)
• Indonesian: mikologi (id)
• Irish: míceolaíocht f
• Italian: micologia (it) f
• Japanese: 菌類学 (ja) (kinruigaku)
• Korean: 균류학 (gyullyuhak)
• Malay: kaji kulat, mikologi
• Manx: fliughane-oaylleeaght
• Polish: mykologia (pl) f, mikologia (pl) f
• Portuguese: micologia (pt) f
• Russian: микология (ru) (mikologija)
• Spanish: micología (es) f
• Swedish: mykologi (sv) c, svampkännedom
• Tamil: காளானியல் (kāḷāṉiyal)
• Turkish: mantarbilim
• Vietnamese: môn học nấm
• Welsh: mycoleg f

Related termsEdit

• mycological
• mycologically
• mycologist