1. Etymology of the French suffix -ose

Derivations in French

aldose, argyrose, aspergillose, bacillose, bitumose, coccidiose, dextrose, glucose, glycogénose, gypsose, habronémose, kératose, lactose, maltose, mycoplasmose, normoblastose, néphrose, orthose, parasitose, parodontose, pasteurellose, pneumatose, protéose, raffinose, rickettsiose, saccharose, sarcomatose, schistose, sidérose, silicose, spirillose, strongyloïdose, stéatose, trichose, trombidiose, typhose, vibriose, zincose, zymose, échinococcose, érythrose, adipose, adénosine, fucose, glutose, hallucinose, heptose, hydronéphrose, lentiginose, lymphogranulomatose, ostéochondrose, oxalose, virose, viscose, fructose, hexose, onychose, amylose, cellulose, gélose, pentose, tréhalose, xylose, cétose, hyper-, pneumo-, avitaminose, ose, hypodermose

Derivations in other languages

English raffinose, English sucrose

2. Etymology of the French suffix -ose

Derivations in French

hypovitaminose, acidose, albuminose, albumose, amylose, arbovirose, arthrose, bérylliose, drépanocytose, encéphalose, endométriose, excoriose, fluorose, granulomatose, graphitose, helminthosporiose, hémosporidiose, leishmaniose, leptospirose, leucocytose, leucose, lupinose, moniliose, monocytose, mélanose, onchocercose, ornithose, ostéophytose, ostéose, oxyurose, platinose, pollinose, polypose, schizose, spirochétose, spondylose, subérose, thrombocytose, toxoplasmose, xérose, acariose, cétose, sporotrichose, dysostose, synfibrose, athéromatose, hémochromatose

Derivations in other languages

Latin dermatosis