Definition of mycetoma in English:
 mycetoma
noun ˌmʌɪsɪˈtəʊməˌmīsəˈtōmə
mass nounMedicine Chronic inflammation of the tissues caused by infection with a fungus or with certain bacteria.
 Example sentencesExamples
-  It is a low-virulence fungus that is the main causative agent of posttraumatic mycetoma in a nonimmunocompromised host.
 -  A special interest was fungal diseases, and in Sudan he did original work on mycetoma.
 -  It is frequently helpful to evaluate the lung apices for the presence of infection and especially mycetoma.
 -  Additional clinical data demonstrated that patients with invasive fungal infections caused by fusarium, agents of chromoblastomycosis and mycetoma, and coccidioides were successfully treated with the drug.
 
Origin
  
Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek mukēs, mukēt- 'fungus' + -oma.