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Biology
Etymology
Ancient Greek βίος (bíos, “‘bio-, life’”) + -λογία (-logía, “‘-logy, branch of study, to speak’”)
Pronunciation
Noun
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Singular
biology
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Plural
uncountable
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biology (uncountable)
- The science that studies all living matter in all its forms, with respect to the living organism or groups of organisms.
Translations
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- Bosnian: biologija f.
- Catalan: biologia f. ^
- Chinese:
- Simplified Chinese: 生物学 </dd>
- Traditional Chinese: 生物學 </dd>
- Pinyin: shēng wù xué </dd>
- Croatian: biologija (hr) f.
- Czech: biologie f.
- Danish: biologi
- Dutch: biologie
- Esperanto: biologio (eo)
- Estonian: bioloogia
- Finnish: biologia
- French: biologie (fr) f.
- Galego: biología f.
- German: Biologie (de) f.
- Greek: βιολογία f.
- Hebrew: ביולוגיה (biologia) f.
- Hindi: जीवविज्ञान (jīvavigyān)
- Icelandic: líffræði f.
- Ido: biologio
- Interlingua: biologia
- Italian: biologia (it) f.
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- Japanese:
- kanji: 生物学 </dd>
- hiragana: せいぶつがく </dd>
- romaji: seibutsugaku </dd>
- Korean: 생물학 (ko) (saengmulhak)
- Latin: biologia f.
- Latvian: bioloĝija f.
- Lithuanian: biologija f.
- Maltese: bioloġija
- Novial: biologia
- Persian: زیستشناسی (zīst-šenāsi)
- Polish: biologia (pl) f.
- Portuguese: biologia (pt) f.
- Romanian: biologie f.
- Russian: биоло́гия (ru) (biológiya) f.
- Scottish Gaelic: bith-eòlas m.
- Scots: biologie
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: биологија f. </dd>
- Roman: biologija f. </dd>
- Sindhi: جِياڀياسُ m.
- Spanish: biología (es) f.
- Swedish: biologi c.
- Turkish: biyoloji (tr)
- Urdu: حیاتیات (hiatiyaat) f.
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