sanatorium

See also: Sanatorium

English

Haplology from Latin sanatus, past participle of sānō (“to cure, to heal”), + Latin -torium. Alternatively, alteration of sanitarium influenced by words like curatorium and moratorium.

sanatorium (plural sanatoriums or sanatoria)

institution that treats chronic diseases, and provides supervised recuperation and convalescence

Arabic: مَصَحَّة‎ f (maṣaḥḥa)
Egyptian Arabic: مصحة‎ f (maṣaḥa)
Armenian: առողջարան (hy) (aṙołǰaran)
Azerbaijani: sanatoriya
Bashkir: шифахана (šifaxana)
Belarusian: санато́рый m (sanatóryj)
Bulgarian: санато́риум m (sanatórium)
Catalan: sanatori m
Chechen: здравница (zdrawnica)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 休養所 (zh), 休养所 (zh) (xiūyǎngsuǒ), 療養院 (zh), 疗养院 (zh) (liáoyǎngyuàn)
Czech: sanatorium n, ozdravovna f
Dutch: sanatorium (nl) n
Finnish: parantola (fi), sairashuone, sanatorio (fi)
French: sanatorium (fr) m
Georgian: სანატორიუმი (sanaṭoriumi)

German: Sanatorium (de) n, Sanatorien (de) pl
Greek: σανατόριο (el) (sanatório)
Hebrew: סָנָטוֹרְיוּם‎ m (sanatorium)
Hungarian: szanatórium (hu)
Japanese: 療養所 (ja) (りょうようしょ, ryōyōsho), サナトリウム (sanatoriumu), 保養院 (ほよういん, hoyōin)
Kazakh: шипажай (şïpajay)
Korean: 요양소 (yoyangso), 새너토리엄 (saeneotorieom), 요양원 (yoyang-won)
Malay: sanatorium
Maori: whare tūroro
Polish: sanatorium (pl) n
Portuguese: sanatório m
Russian: санато́рий (ru) m (sanatórij), здра́вница (ru) f (zdrávnica)
Spanish: sanatorio m
Tagalog: pagalingan
Turkish: sanatoryum (tr)
Ukrainian: санато́рій m (sanatórij)

An internationalism, ultimately or directly from English sanatorium.

sanatorium n (plural sanatoria, diminutive sanatoriumpje n)

Latin sanatus, past participle of sānō (“to cure, to heal”).

sanatorium m (plural sanatoriums)