different between cocci vs bacilli
cocci
English
Etymology 1
Noun
cocci
- plural of coccus
Etymology 2
Shortening.
Noun
cocci (uncountable)
- coccidioidomycosis
Italian
Noun
cocci m
- plural of coccio
Anagrams
- cicco, ciccò
Latin
Noun
cocc?
- genitive singular of coccum
cocci From the web:
- what coccidiosis
- what cocci are gram positive
- what coccidioidomycosis means
- what's coccidia in dogs
- what cocci means
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- what coccia mean
- what cocci are bacilli
bacilli
English
Noun
bacilli
- plural of bacillus
- 1974, Graham Greene, The Honorary Consul, Pocket Books, New York, p. 94:
- One lie in the presence of a policeman seemed to multiply like bacilli.
- 1974, Graham Greene, The Honorary Consul, Pocket Books, New York, p. 94:
Italian
Noun
bacilli m
- plural of bacillo
Latin
Noun
bacill?
- nominative plural of bacillus
- genitive singular of bacillus
- vocative plural of bacillus
bacilli From the web:
- what bacilli means
- bacilli what does it mean
- what is bacilli bacteria
- what does bacilli cause
- what is bacilli in urine
- what is bacillinum used for
- what is bacilli infection
- what does bacilli look like
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