Definition
A diagnosis is a doctor’s decision about what illness or problem a person has, based on their symptoms, tests, and examination. More generally, it can mean identifying the cause of any problem.
Etymology
From Greek "diagnōsis" meaning "discernment" or "distinguishing," formed from "dia-" (through) and "gnōsis" (knowledge). It entered English through medical Latin in the 17th century.
Kelly Says
Diagnosis is literally "knowing through"—seeing through the surface signs to the hidden cause. In both medicine and everyday life, a good diagnosis is often half the cure, because it tells you what to actually fix.
Translations
BNবাংলা
রোগ নির্ণয়
rōg nirṇôy
CACatalà
diagnòstic
diaɡˈnɔstik
CSČeština
diagnóza
diaɡnoza
DADansk
diagnose
diaɡnoːsə
DEDeutsch
Diagnose
diaɡˈnoːzə
ELΕλληνικά
διάγνωση
diáɡnosi
ESEspañol
diagnóstico
diaɡˈnostiko
FISuomi
diagnoosi
diaɡnoːsi
FRFrançais
diagnostic
diaɡnostik
HUMagyar
diagnózis
diaɡnoːzis
IDBahasa Indonesia
diagnosis
diaɡnɔsɪs
ITItaliano
diagnosi
diaɡˈnoːzi
KMKM
ការវិនិច្ឆ័យ
kaːr vɨnɨtʃʰaɲ
MSBahasa Melayu
diagnosis
diaɡnɔsɪs
MYမြန်မာ
ရောဂါစစ်ရင်
jɔ́ɡa zətʃaɪɴ
NLNederlands
diagnose
diaɡnoːzə
NONorsk
diagnose
diaɡnoːsə
PLPolski
rozpoznanie
rɔspɔznaɲe
PTPortuguês
diagnóstico
diaɡˈnostiku
RORomână
diagnostic
diaɡnostik
RUРусский
диагноз
diagnos
SVSvenska
diagnos
diaɡnɔs
SWKiswahili
uchunguzi
utʃuŋɡuzi
TAதமிழ்
நோயறிதல்
nōyaṟital
TEతెలుగు
నిర్ధారణ
nirdhāraṇa
THไทย
การวินิจฉัย
kār winitchai
TLTL
pagmamali
pag-ma-ma-li
UKУкраїнська
діагноз
diɐɡnɔz
VITiếng Việt
chẩn đoán
tɕan doan
YOYO
aidiagnosis
aɪdiaɡnɔsɪs
ZUZU
ukuthothula
u-ku-tʰo-tʰu-la