geneticist

English

Etymology

genetic (related to genes) + -ist (person following a profession or interest)

Noun

Wikipedia geneticist (plural geneticists)

1. (genetics) A scientist who studies genes.
2. (medicine) A physician who diagnoses, treats, and counsels patients with genetic disorders or syndromes.

Translations

a scientist who studies genes

Chinese: Mandarin: 遺傳學家 (zh), 遗传学家 (zh) (yíchuánxuéjiā) Czech: genetik (cs) m. French: généticien (fr) m., généticienne (fr) f. German: Genetiker (de) m., Genetikerin (de) f.

Greek: γενετιστής (ghenetistís) m. Japanese: 遺伝学者 (ja) (いでんがくしゃ, idengakusha) Portuguese: geneticista m. and f. Russian: генетик (ru) (genɛ́tik) m. Volapük: (male or female) geredavan (vo), (male) higeredavan (vo), (female) jigeredavan (vo)