English
Etymology
From hemato- + -poiesis.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˌhiː.mə.toʊ.pɔɪˈiː.sɪs/
Noun
hematopoiesis (usually uncountable, plural hematopoieses)
- (hematology, cytology) The process by which blood cells are produced.
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Translations
process by which blood cells are produced
- Armenian: արյունաստեղծում (hy) (aryunasteġcum), հեմոպոեզ (hy) (hemopoez)
- Basque: hematopoiesi, hemopoiesi
- Bulgarian: хемопоеза f (hemopoeza), хематопоеза f (hematopoeza), кръвообразуване n (krǎvoobrazuvane)
- Catalan: hematopoesi m, hemopoesi m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 造血 (zh) (zàoxiě)
- Dutch: hematopoëse (nl) f, hemopoëse f
- Finnish: verenmuodostus, hematopoieesi
- French: hématopoïèse (fr) f, hémopoèse (fr) f
- Galician: hematopoese f, hemopoese f
- German: Hämatopoese (de) f, Hämopoese f
- Hungarian: haemopoezis, haematopoezis
- Icelandic: blóðfrumnamyndun (is) f
- Italian: emopoiesi (it) f, ematopoiesi f
- Japanese: 造血 (ja) (ぞうけつ, zōketsu)
- Kazakh: қантүзілу (qantüzılu)
- Korean: 조혈 (johyeol)
- Lithuanian: hemopoezė f, hematopoezė f
- Macedonian: хематопоеза f (hematopoeza), хемопоеза f (hemopoeza)
- Polish: hematopoeza f, hemopoeza f
- Portuguese: hematopoiese (pt) f, hematopoese (pt) f, hematopoese (pt) f, hemopoiese f
- Romanian: hematopoieză (ro) f, hemopoieză (ro) f
- Russian: гемопоэ́з (ru) m (gemopoéz), гематопоэ́з m (gematopoéz), кроветворе́ние (ru) n (krovetvorénije)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: хематопое́за f, хемопое́за f
- Roman: hematopoéza (sh) f, hemopoéza (sh) f
- Slovak: hematopoéza f, hemopoéza f, krvotvorba f
- Spanish: hematopoyesis f, hemopoyesis f
- Swedish: hematopoes c, hemopoes c
- Ukrainian: гематопое́з m (hematopoéz), гемопое́з m (hemopoéz), кровотво́рення n (krovotvórennja)
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