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pediculosis en · NOUN

Etymology

From Latin pēdiculus (“louse”) + -osis. By surface analysis, pedic(u)le + -osis.

Meanings

  1. (uncountable, usually) Infestation with head lice.
    • Your only goal in life is pediculosis. That's what we call it when you and a bunch of your buddies settle down on a host. 2023, translated in 2025, Berta Páramo and translated by Marc Correa Haro, Lice: How to Survive on Humans, page 100:

Forms

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pediculoses Number=Plur lexicographic

Relateds

pedicular

Translations (10)

et täitõbi (Translations) · ru педикулёз (Translations) · pl wszawica (Translations) · fi täitartunta (Translations) · es pediculosis (Translations) · fi täisyys (Translations) · it pediculosi (Translations) · fi pedikuloosi (Translations) · fr pédiculose (Translations) · et pedikuloos (Translations)