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transplantation
The surgical transplantation of organs, tissue, or cells from one body or part of the body to another in order to restore or replace a function.
Nach der erfolgreichen Nieren-Transplantation konnte der Patient wieder ein normales Leben führen.
After the successful kidney transplant, the patient was able to lead a normal life again.
transplanting
In botany, the transplanting of a plant from one location to another.
Die Transplantation des alten Apfelbaums in den neuen Garten war eine heikle Aufgabe.
Transplanting the old apple tree into the new garden was a delicate task.
The ending '-ation' shows that this is a noun describing a process. It is derived from the verb 'transplantieren' (to transplant). This structure is common in many words of Latin origin.
Die Operation war keine einfache Transplantation.
The operation was not a simple transplant.
The context makes it clear which meaning is intended. In a medical context, it refers to organs, tissue, or cells. In a botanical context, it refers to plants and trees.
Für die Herz-Transplantation wurde ein Spender gesucht.
A donor was being sought for the heart transplant.
The word 'Transplantation' (transplantation) belongs to the technical language of medicine and botany. It is mainly used in formal or scientific contexts.
Der Arzt erklärte die Risiken der Transplantation.
The doctor explained the risks of the transplant.
In the medical field, the word is often combined with certain verbs: 'eine Transplantation durchführen' (to perform a transplant), 'eine Transplantation erhalten' (to receive a transplant), or 'eine Transplantation benötigen' (to need a transplant).
Der Patient benötigt dringend eine Leber-Transplantation.
The patient urgently needs a liver transplant.
