English
Etymology
Via Latin prognosis, from Ancient Greek ���γν��ι� (prognosis), "foreknowledge, perceiving beforehand, prediction", from prefix ��ο- (pro-) + γν��ι� (gnosis) " seeking to know, inquiry, investigation, a knowing, knowledge", from γιγν��κ� (gignosko) "to learn to know, to perceive, to mark, to learn".
Noun
en-noun|prognoses
- A prediction of the course or outcome of a disease or disorder.
- A prediction about how a given situation will develop in the future.
- Any forecast or prediction.
Translations
Estonian: ennustus; prognoos
Finnish: ennuste
German: Prognose f
Derived terms
prognostic
prognosticate
prognostication
Latin
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ���γν��ι� (prognosis).
Noun
progn�sis, Wiktionary Appendix:Latin third declension|-�sis f
- forecast, prediction
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