PATHEMATOLOGY Meaning and
Definition
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Pathology, especially mental pathology.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for PATHEMATOLOGY
- oathematology
- lathematology
- -athematology
- 0athematology
- pzthematology
- psthematology
- pwthematology
- pqthematology
- parhematology
- pafhematology
- paghematology
- payhematology
- pa6hematology
- pa5hematology
- patgematology
- patbematology
- patnematology
- patjematology
- patuematology
- patyematology
Etymology of PATHEMATOLOGY
The word "pathematology" appears to be a neologism created by combining two existing words: "pathos" and "pathology".
1. Pathos: Pathos comes from the Ancient Greek word "pathos" (πάθος), meaning "suffering", "experience", or "emotion". It is often used to refer to the power of art, literature, or rhetoric to evoke deep feelings or emotions in the audience. The term "pathos" has been adopted into English from Greek, and it has been used since ancient times to describe the emotional appeal or quality of a work.
2. Pathology: Pathology is derived from the combination of two Greek words: "pathos" (πάθος) meaning "suffering", and "logia" (λογία) meaning "study" or "discourse".
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