morbus
/ˈmɔːbəs/Medicine
noun
A disease. Rare except with distinguishing (usually scientific Latin) word or words, denoting particular pathological conditions.
- cholera morbus: see cholera..
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Taylor (1578–1653), poet. From classical Latin morbus disease.
- archaebacterial
- archaeo-
- archaeoastronomy
- archaeologic
- archaeological
- archaeologically
- archaeologise
- archaeologist
- archaeologize
- archaeology
- archaeomagnetic
- archaeomagnetism
- archaeometric
- archaeometry
- archaeon
- archaeopteryx
- archaic
- archaically
- archaise
- archaising
- archaism
- archaistic
- archaize
- archaizing
- archangel