tumour
Middle English
/ˈtiu̯mur/
noun
Definitions
- tumour abnormal or morbid bodily growth
- The growth of tumours or boils.
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French tumour derived from Latin tumor (swelling, tumor).
Origin
Latin
tumor
Gloss
swelling, tumor
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antitumor English
- hypertumor English
- hypertumour English
- intertumour English
- intratumor English
- intratumour English
- microtumor English
- microtumour English
- neurotumor English
- nontumor English
- paratumour English
- peritumor English
- peritumour English
- posttumor English
- pretumor English
- protumor English
- pseudotumor English
- pseudotumour English
- tumor English
- tumoral English
- tumorectomy English
- tumored English
- tumorigenesis English
- tumorigenic English
- tumoristatic English
- tumoritropic English
- tumorless English
- tumorlike English
- tumorogenesis English
- tumorogenic English
- tumoroid English
- tumorolytic English
- tumorosphere English
- tumorsphere English
- tumour English
- tumoured English
- tumourless English
- xenotumor English
- tumor Latin
- tumorosus Latin
- Tumor German
- tumor Dutch, Flemish
- tumeur French
- tumor Spanish, Castilian
- *tewh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- tumour Old French