Definition of zootic in English:

zootic

adjective zəʊˈɒtɪkzuːˈɒtɪk

Originally: of or relating to animals; specifically designating a disease occurring in animals. In later use: designating a disease which can be transmitted naturally from animals to humans.

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From scientific Latin zooticus or its etymon French zootique (in acide zootique: 1786 or earlier) from ancient Greek ζῷον animal + -oticus.

Definition of zootic in US English:

zootic

adjective

Originally: of or relating to animals; specifically designating a disease occurring in animals. In later use: designating a disease which can be transmitted naturally from animals to humans.

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From scientific Latin zooticus or its etymon French zootique (in acide zootique: 1786 or earlier) from ancient Greek ζῷον animal + -oticus.

单词	zootic
释义	Definition of zootic in English: zootic adjective zəʊˈɒtɪkzuːˈɒtɪk Originally: of or relating to animals; specifically designating a disease occurring in animals. In later use: designating a disease which can be transmitted naturally from animals to humans. Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From scientific Latin zooticus or its etymon French zootique (in acide zootique: 1786 or earlier) from ancient Greek ζῷον animal + -oticus. Definition of zootic in US English: zootic adjective Originally: of or relating to animals; specifically designating a disease occurring in animals. In later use: designating a disease which can be transmitted naturally from animals to humans. Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From scientific Latin zooticus or its etymon French zootique (in acide zootique: 1786 or earlier) from ancient Greek ζῷον animal + -oticus.
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