The Application of Medical Terminology in Nanotechnology

Abstract

This article explores the application of Latin-based medical terminology within the field of nanotechnology, highlighting its role and significance at the intersection of medicine and emerging nanoscale technologies. Central medical terms, such as nanoparticulae (nanoparticles), nanoroboti medici (medical nanorobots), and sensorium nanoscopicum (nanoscale sensors), contribute to precision and standardization in scientific communication. These terms are particularly important in key processes like diagnosis, therapia (treatment), and traductio medicamentorum (targeted drug delivery). The paper analyzes how Latin-rooted terminology enhances interdisciplinary collaboration, its usage in scientific publications and patents, and its implications for future technological innovations in nanomedicine.