endogenous

English

Etymology

endo- +‎ -genous

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /ɨnˈdɑdʒənəs/

Adjective

endogenous (comparative more endogenous, superlative most endogenous)

produced, originating or growing from within
of a natural process or caused by factors within the body

Antonyms

exogenous

Derived terms

Terms derived from endogenous

endogeneity
endogenous erythroid colony
endogenously
endogenous retrovirus

Translations

produced, originating or growing from within

Armenian: էնդոգեն (hy) (ēndogen), ներքնածին (hy) (nerkʿnacin)
Catalan: endogen m, endògena f
Finnish: endogeeninen (fi), sisäsyntyinen
French: endogène (fr)
German: endogen (de)
Greek: ενδογενής (el) m, f (endogenís)
Hungarian: endogén (hu)

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) (nerkʿnacin), ներածին (neracin)
Finnish: sisäsyntyinen, endogeeninen (fi)
French: endogène (fr)
Greek: ενδογενής (el) m, f (endogenís)

Italian: endogeno (it)
Portuguese: endógeno (pt)
Romanian: endogen (ro)
Russian: эндогенный (ru) (endogennyj)

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