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an·cy·lo·sto·mi·a·sis
\|aŋkə̇(ˌ)lōstōˈmīəsə̇s, -kē-, ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌlästəˈm- also |ansə- or ˌansə-\ noun
also an·ky·lo·sto·mi·a·sis or an·chy·lo·sto·mi·a·sis \|aŋk-, ˌaŋk-\
(plural ancylostomia·ses \-əˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Ancylostoma + -iasis
: infestation with or disease caused in man or animals by hookworms; specifically : a condition in man marked by lethargy, severe anemia, and relative eosinophilia due to loss of blood through the feeding of hookworms in the small intestine — called also hookworm disease |