English
trypanotolerance
From trypano- + tolerance.
Formed from trypano- + tolerance
Latin tolerō ‘to endure’
Latin tolerāns ‘bearing, enduring, tolerating, tolerant’
Latin tolerantia ‘endurance’
Old French tolerance
Middle English toleraunce
English tolerance
Today it means
noun tolerance to trypanosomiasis
Sources
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