Definition
The act of drawing apart or separating something into two parts or directions.
Etymology
From Latin 'diductio', derived from 'diducere' (to lead apart), composed of 'di-' (apart) and 'ducere' (to lead). The term evolved in anatomical and scientific contexts to describe separation or divergence of structures.
Kelly Says
This word appears frequently in botanical and zoological anatomy—when scientists describe how muscles or tissues pull away from each other, they use 'diduction.' It's the opposite of 'adduction,' and these paired opposites reveal how Romans built their scientific vocabulary with elegant mirror-image prefixes.
Translations
ARالعربية
الاستدلال
al-istid-lal
CACatalà
dijudicció
di-dju-di-k-si-o
CSČeština
didukce
di-dük-ce
DADansk
diuktion
di-ü-k-tion
DEDeutsch
Diduktion
di-dük-tion
ELΕλληνικά
διαγωγή
dia-go-gi
ESEspañol
diducción
di-duk-sión
FISuomi
diuktion
di-ü-k-tion
FRFrançais
diduction
di-dük-syon
GUGU
દિદુક્શન
di-dük-shan
HAHA
diuktion
di-ü-k-sion
HUMagyar
didukció
di-dük-ció
IDBahasa Indonesia
diduction
di-dük-si-on
IGIG
diuktion
di-dük-sion
ITItaliano
distruzione
di-strik-tsi-on-e
KKKK
дидукция
di-duk-tsi-ya
MRMR
दिदुक्शन
di-dük-shan
MSBahasa Melayu
diuktion
di-ü-k-sion
NLNederlands
diductie
di-dük-tie
NONorsk
diuktion
di-ü-k-tion
PAPA
ਦਿਦੁਕਸ਼ਨ
di-dük-shan
PLPolski
dydukcja
dy-duk-cja
PTPortuguês
diuição
di-ú-si-on
RORomână
diucție
di-ü-tsie
RUРусский
дидукция
di-duk-tsi-ya
SVSvenska
diuktion
di-ü-k-tion
SWKiswahili
diuktion
di-ü-k-sion
TEతెలుగు
విచారణ
vi-chaar-na
THไทย
การนำทาง
gan na-th-ang
TLTL
diuktion
di-ü-k-sion
TRTürkçe
diüksiyon
di-ü-k-syon
UKУкраїнська
дидукція
di-duk-tsi-ya
VITiếng Việt
diduction
di-dük-syon
YOYO
diuktion
di-dük-sion
ZUZU
diuktion
di-ü-k-sion