English
Noun
lactose (countable and uncountable, plural lactoses)
- (biochemistry) The disaccharide sugar of milk and dairy products, C12H22O11, (a product of glucose and galactose) used as a food and in medicinal compounds.
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Translations
disaccharide sugar of milk and dairy products
- Albanian: laktoza
- Armenian: կաթնաշաքար (hy) (katʿnašakʿar), լակտոզ (laktoz)
- Basque: laktosa
- Belarusian: лактоза (laktoza)
- Bulgarian: лактоза (laktoza)
- Catalan: lactosa f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 乳糖 (jyu5 tong4)
- Mandarin: 乳糖 (zh) (rǔtáng)
- Min Nan: 奶糖 (leng-thn̂g, ni-thn̂g, lin-thn̂g)
- Czech: laktóza (cs) f
- Danish: laktose (da), mælkesukker
- Dutch: lactose (nl) f, melksuiker (nl) m
- Esperanto: laktozo (eo), laktosukero
- Estonian: laktoos, piimasuhkur
- Faroese: mjólkarsukur n
- French: lactose (fr) m
- Galician: lactosa (gl) f
- Georgian: ლაქტოზა (lakṭoza)
- German: Laktose f, (alternatively:) Lactose (de), Milchzucker (de) m
- Greek: λακτόζη (el) f (laktózi)
- Hebrew: לקטוז (he) m (laktóz)
- Hindi: दुग्धधु (dugdhadhu)
- Hungarian: laktóz, tejcukor
- Icelandic: laktósi
- Ido: laktoso (io)
- Indonesian: laktosa (id)
- Irish: lachtós
- Italian: lattosio (it) m
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- Japanese: 乳糖 (にゅうとう, nyūtō), ラクトース (rakutōsu)
- Korean: 락토스 (raktoseu), 유당 (yudang), 젖당 (jeotdang)
- Latin: lactosum
- Latvian: laktoze (lv)
- Lithuanian: laktozė
- Macedonian: лактоза (laktoza)
- Malagasy: laktôzy (mg)
- Malay: laktosa
- Maori: huka waiū
- Marathi: दुग्धधु (dugdhadhu)
- Nepali: दुग्धधु (dugdhadhu)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: laktose, melkesukker
- Nynorsk: laktose, mjølkesukker
- Occitan: lactòsa
- Persian: لاکتوز (fa) (lâktoz)
- Polish: laktoza (pl) f
- Portuguese: lactose (pt) f
- Russian: лакто́за (ru) f (laktóza)
- Serbo-Croatian: laktoza, mliječni šećer
- Slovak: laktóza (sk)
- Slovene: laktoza, mlečni sladkor
- Spanish: lactosa f
- Sundanese: laktosa, gula susu
- Swedish: laktos (sv), mjölksocker (sv)
- Thai: แล็กโทส
- Turkish: laktoz (tr), süt şekeri
- Uzbek: laktoza
- Vietnamese: đường sữa, lactoza
- Welsh: lactos m
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Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin lac (“milk”) + -ose (“sugar”) (derivation of sucrose).
Noun
lactose f (uncountable)
- lactose
French
Pronunciation
Noun
lactose m (usually uncountable, plural lactoses)
- (biochemistry) lactose
Portuguese
Pronunciation
Noun
lactose f (plural lactoses)
- (biochemistry) lactose (disaccharide sugar of milk)
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