neurolohiya
neurolohíya with stress marks
neurology
Usage Note
Neurolohiya is borrowed via Spanish neurología from Greek neuro- (nerve) and -logia (study), denoting the branch of medicine dealing with the nervous system and its disorders. It is used primarily in academic, medical education, and clinical contexts alongside its English counterpart.
Examples
" Nag-aaral siya ng neurolohiya. "
Natural Translation
He is studying neurology.
Literal Translation
Studying he of neurology.
" Siya ay isang eksperto sa larangan ng neurolohiya at utak ng tao. "
Natural Translation
He/She is an expert in the field of neurology and the human brain.
Literal Translation
He/She is one expert in field of neurology and brain of human.
" Dahil interesado siya sa kung paano gumagana ang utak, nagpasya siyang mag-espesyalisa sa neurolohiya matapos makatapos ng medisina. "
Natural Translation
Because he is interested in how the brain works, he decided to specialize in neurology after finishing medical school.
Literal Translation
Because interested he in if how working the brain, decided he to-specialize in neurology after finish of medicine.
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