endogenous

English

Etymology

endo- +‎ -genous

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɨnˈdɑdʒənəs/

Adjective

endogenous (comparative more endogenous, superlative most endogenous)

1. Produced, originating or growing from within.
2. Of a natural process, or caused by factors within the body.

Antonyms

• exogenous

Derived terms

• endogeneity
• endogenous erythroid colony
• endogenously
• endogenous retrovirus
• endogenous viral element
• endogeny
• nonendogenous

 

Translations

produced, originating or growing from within

• Armenian: էնդոգեն (hy) (ēndogen), ներքնածին (hy) (nerkʻnacin)
• Catalan: endogen m, endògena f
• Finnish: endogeeninen (fi), sisäsyntyinen
• French: endogène (fr)
• German: endogen (de)
• Greek: ενδογενής (el) m or f (endogenís)
• Hungarian: endogén (hu)
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• Irish: inginiúil
• Italian: endogeno (it), endogeno (it)
• Portuguese: endógeno (pt)
• Romanian: endogen (ro)
• Russian: эндогенный (ru) (endogennyj)
• Spanish: endógeno m, endógena f

of a disease, caused by factors within the body

• Armenian: էնդոգեն (hy) (ēndogen), ներքնածին (hy) (nerkʻnacin), ներածին (neracin)
• Finnish: sisäsyntyinen, endogeeninen (fi)
• French: endogène (fr)
• Greek: ενδογενής (el) m or f (endogenís)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Italian: endogeno (it)
• Portuguese: endógeno (pt)
• Romanian: endogen (ro)
• Russian: эндогенный (ru) (endogennyj)