IPA: //zuˈoʊnəsɪs//
KK: /zuˈoʊnəsɪs/
A type of disease that can be passed from animals to humans, often occurring naturally.
Rabies is a well-known example of a zoonosis that can be transmitted through animal bites.
Zoonosis → It is formed from "zoon" (from Greek "zōon", meaning animal) and "-osis" (from Greek "osis", meaning condition or disease). The word "zoonosis" refers to a disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans.
Think of 'animal' ('zoon') and a 'condition' ('-osis') that can be passed from animals to humans — that's what zoonosis means.