Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
Buiatria
English translation:
buiatry, buiatrics
Portuguese term
Brazil
Buiatria
In portuguese this is the explanation, but I haven't found any translations into English:
(O termo buiatria originou-se do grego buyus, que significa boi ou bovino, e de iatrikos, que significa relativo a medicina, ou de iatreia, que significa tratamento médico. Portanto, na sua etimologia a palavra buiatria representa a medicina do bovinos ou a ciência e arte do diagnóstico, tratamento e prevenção das enfermidades que acometem os bovinos. Dessa forma, essa disciplina tem o objetivo de proporcionar aos acadêmicos de Medicina Veterinária um treinamento prático dos principais métodos utilizados no diagnóstico, tratamento e na prevenção das enfermidades dos bovinos (Buiatria), permitindo o acompanhamento clínico de animais internados, evolução dos casos bem como dos tratamentos instituídos.)
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Proposed translations
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Business Language Solutions Pt>Eng
Native in: English
Works in: Portuguese to English, English to Portuguese
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