different between sycosis vs sycoses
sycosis
English
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ????? (sûkon, “a fig”) +? -osis.
Pronunciation
- Homophone: psychosis
Noun
sycosis (plural sycoses)
- (pathology) A pustular eruption that affects the scalp or the bearded part of the face
Translations
sycosis From the web:
- what psychosis
- what psychosis feels like
- what psychosis looks like
- what psychosis mean
- what psychosis does to the brain
- what psychosis is like
- what psychosis do i have
- what psychosis feels like reddit
sycoses
English
Noun
sycoses
- plural of sycosis
Anagrams
- Cosseys
sycoses From the web:
- what psychosis
- what psychosis feels like
- what psychosis looks like
- what psychosis mean
- what psychosis does to the brain
- what psychosis do i have
- what psychosis feels like reddit
- what psychosis is like
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