pathogenesis (pathojenesis)

[NL., + -ic.] Producing disease. as pathogenic. The distinction of the bacteria into pathogenous and nonSci. Amer., N. S., LV. 354. pathogenous. pathogeny (pa-thoj'e-ni), n. [Also pathogony; genesis. He has the true pathognomonic sign of love, jealousy. Arbuthnot. Every one is asleep, snoring, gritting his teeth, or talking in his dreams. This is pathognomonic; it tells of Arctic winter and its companion scurvy. Kane, Sec. Grinn. Exp., I. 431. [ pathognomy (pā-thog'no-mi), n. suffering, feeling, + γνώμη, a means of knowing, a token or sign: see gnomel.] The science of the signs by which human pa ions are indicated. pathogony (pa-thog'ō-ni), n. [ ease, -γονία, tion of disease. pathol. An abbreviation of pathology. pathologic (path-o-loj'ik), a. [= F. patho logique = Sp. patológico = Pg. pathologico = It. patologico, Gr. παθολογικός, that treats of suffering or disease, anatomy. See anatomy. diseases. [ patho