geneticist

English

Etymology

From genetic (“related to genes”) +‎ -ist (“person following a profession or interest”).

Noun

geneticist (plural geneticists)

1. (genetics) A scientist who studies genes.
2. (medicine) A physician who diagnoses, treats, and counsels patients with genetic disorders or syndromes.

Translations

scientist who studies genes

• Catalan: genetista (ca) m or f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 遺傳學家／遗传学家 (yíchuánxuéjiā)

• Czech: genetik (cs) m
• Finnish: perinnöllisyystieteilijä, geneetikko (fi)
• French: généticien (fr) m, généticienne (fr) f
• Georgian: გენეტიკოსი (geneṭiḳosi)
• German: Genetiker (de) m, Genetikerin (de) f
• Greek: γενετιστής (el) m (genetistís)
• Hungarian: genetikus (hu)
• Italian: genetista (it) m or f
• Japanese: 遺伝学者 (ja) (いでんがくしゃ, idengakusha)
• Macedonian: генетичар m (genetičar)
• Occitan: genetician m, genetista m or f
• Polish: genetyk m
• Portuguese: geneticista (pt) m or f
• Romanian: genetician (ro) m, geneticiană (ro) f
• Russian: гене́тик (ru) m (genɛ́tik)
• Spanish: genetista (es) m or f
• Swahili: mwanajenetiki class 1/2, mtaalamu wa chembe za urithi class 1/2
• Swedish: genetiker (sv) c
• Volapük: (♂♀) geredavan, (♂) higeredavan, (♀) jigeredavan