Non-malignant

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Meanings of Non-malignant

Adjective

Not harmful or bad, like being nice instead of mean.
A growth in the body that is not cancer, which means it is not dangerous.

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Translations for the word: Non-malignant

hindi

गैर-हानिकारक (gair-hanikarak)

gair-hanikarak

सकारात्मक (sakaratmak)

sakaratmak

गैर-कैंसर (gair-kainsar)

gair-kainsar

Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Non-malignant

What does 'non-malignant' mean?

'Non-malignant' means something that is not harmful or dangerous, especially when talking about health. It usually refers to tumors or growths that are not cancerous.

How do you pronounce 'non-malignant'?

You pronounce 'non-malignant' like this: non-muh-lig-nuhnt.

What is the origin of the word 'non-malignant'?

The word 'non-malignant' comes from the prefix 'non-' which means 'not', and 'malignant', which comes from Latin meaning 'bad' or 'harmful'. So together, it means 'not harmful'.

What is the meaning of 'non-malignant' in Hindi?

The word 'non-malignant' in Hindi is 'गैर-घातक' (Gair-ghātak).