-path /-path/

1. A sufferer from a particular disorder, as in psychopath
2. A therapist for a particular disorder, as in osteopath

-pathetic or -pathic adj combining form

-pathist n combining form

Denoting a therapist for a particular disorder

-pathy n combining form

1. Mental or emotional sensitivity or receptiveness
2. Disease, disorder
3. Therapy for a particular disorder

path. or pathol.

1. Pathological
2. Pathology

path /päth/

1. A way trodden out by the feet
2. A footpath
3. A way for pedestrians
4. A course, route or line along which anything moves
5. A course of action or conduct
6. The route to the location of a file in a directory or folder structure (computing)

To go

pathˈless adjective

1. Without a path
2. Untrodden

pathˈ-breaking adjective

Innovative

pathˈfinder noun

1. A person who explores the route, a pioneer
2. A radar device used as an aircraft navigational aid
3. A radar device for guiding missiles into a target area

pathˈname noun

A description of the location of a particular computer file in a directory structure

pathˈway noun

1. A path
2. (in neurology) the route of a sensory impression to the brain, or of a motor impulse from the brain to the musculature
3. The sequence of reactions by which one substance is metabolically converted to another (biochemistry)

• phospholipids
• phosphonic acid
• phosphonium
• phosphoniums
• phosphoprotein
• phosphoproteins
• phosphor
• Phosphor
• phosphorate
• phosphorated
• phosphorates
• phosphorating
• phosphor bronze
• phosphor bronzes
• phosphoresce
• phosphoresced
• phosphorescence
• phosphorescent
• phosphoresces
• phosphorescing
• phosphoret
• northernises
• northernising
• northernism
• northernize