ecologo

ecologist

noun eh-KOH-loh-goh Rare

Origin: Greek 'oikos' (house) + 'logos' (study)

Usage Note

Ecologo is the singular masculine form; the feminine is ecologa. The plural follows the -go/-gi pattern: ecologi (m) / ecologhe (f). Distinguish from ecologista (an environmental activist) — ecologo specifically denotes a scientist who studies ecology.

Examples

"L'ecologo studia gli ecosistemi marini."

Natural Translation

The ecologist studies marine ecosystems.

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