Definition of malacosteon in English:

malacosteon

noun maləˈkɒstɪɒn

Medicine rare

Originally: any of various conditions causing softening (demineralization) or destruction of bone. Later: specifically osteomalacia.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Medical and Physical Journal. From post-classical Latin malacosteon from ancient Greek μαλακο- + ὀστέον bone.

Definition of malacosteon in US English:

malacosteon

nounmaləˈkɒstɪɒn

Medicine rare

Originally: any of various conditions causing softening (demineralization) or destruction of bone. Later: specifically osteomalacia.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Medical and Physical Journal. From post-classical Latin malacosteon from ancient Greek μαλακο- + ὀστέον bone.

单词	malacosteon
释义	Definition of malacosteon in English: malacosteon noun maləˈkɒstɪɒn Medicine rare Originally: any of various conditions causing softening (demineralization) or destruction of bone. Later: specifically osteomalacia. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Medical and Physical Journal. From post-classical Latin malacosteon from ancient Greek μαλακο- + ὀστέον bone. Definition of malacosteon in US English: malacosteon nounmaləˈkɒstɪɒn Medicine rare Originally: any of various conditions causing softening (demineralization) or destruction of bone. Later: specifically osteomalacia. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Medical and Physical Journal. From post-classical Latin malacosteon from ancient Greek μαλακο- + ὀστέον bone.
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