-ologies By Name


 * -ologies by name
 * abiology [inanimate things]
 * acarology [lice and ticks]
 * acrology [initial sounds or signs]
 * adenology [glands]
 * aesthology [sensory organs]
 * agrology [soil]
 * alethology [truth]
 * algology or phycology [algae, seaweeds]
 * ambrology [amber]
 * anatripsology [friction]
 * andrology [male diseases]
 * angiology [blood vessels]
 * anorganology [inorganic things]
 * anthropology [mankind]
 * apiology or melittology [bees]
 * arachnology or araneology [spiders]
 * archeology or archaeology [ancient or historical artifacts]
 * archology [government]
 * areology [Mars]
 * argyrology [money boxes]
 * aristology [dining]
 * arthrology [joints]
 * asthenology [diseases of debility]
 * astrolithology [meteorites]
 * astrology [stellar and planetary influence]
 * atmology [water vapor]
 * audiology [hearing disorders]
 * auxology [growth]
 * axiology [values, ethics]
 * azoology [inanimate things]
 * bacteriology [bacteria]
 * balneology [therapeutic baths]
 * barology [weight]
 * batology [brambles]
 * bibliology [books]
 * bioecology [biological interrelationships]
 * biology [life, living things]
 * biometeorology [organic-atmospheric interrelationships]
 * bromatology [food]
 * brontology [thunder]
 * bryology or muscology [mosses]
 * Buddhology [Buddha, Buddhahood]
 * caliology [bird nests]
 * campanology [bells; bell-ringing]
 * carcinology [crustaceans]
 * cardiology [heart]
 * carpology or pomology [fruits]
 * cartology [maps]
 * cephalology [the head]
 * cetology [whales, dolphins]
 * cholology or choledology [bile]
 * choreology [dance notation]
 * chorology [geographical boundaries]
 * chrondrology [cartilage]
 * chronology [dates, time]
 * climatology [climate]
 * coleopterology [beetles]
 * conchology [shells]
 * cosmology [universe]
 * craniology [skull]
 * criminology [criminal behavior]
 * crustaceology [crustaceans]
 * cryology [snow and ice]
 * cryptology [codes and ciphers]
 * curiology [picture writing]
 * cyesiology [pregnancy]
 * cytology [cells]
 * cytopathology [cell pathology]
 * dactylology [fingers]
 * deltiology [picture postcards]
 * demology [human activities]
 * dendrochronology [tree-ring dating]
 * dendrology [trees, shrubs]
 * deontology [ethics]
 * dermatology [skin]
 * desmology [ligaments]
 * diabiology [the devil, devils]
 * dipteriology [flies]
 * dittology [double interpretation]
 * docimology [metal assaying]
 * dolorology [pain]
 * dosiology [dosage]
 * dysteleology [purposelessness]
 * ecclesiology [churches; church history]
 * ecology [environment]
 * edaphology [soils]
 * Egyptology [ancient Egypt]
 * eidology [mental imagery]
 * electrology [electricity]
 * embryology [embryos]
 * endocrinology [endocrine glands]
 * enterology [internal organs]
 * entomology [insects]
 * epiphuytology [plant diseases]
 * epistemology [human knowledge]
 * eremology [deserts]
 * ergology [work and its effects]
 * eschatology [last things, esp final judgment]
 * ethnology [races and ethnic groups]
 * ethology [animal behavior]
 * etiology [causes, esp of disease]
 * etymology [derivation and history of words]
 * exobiology [life on other planets]
 * faunology [animal distribution]
 * fetology [fetus]
 * fluviology [watercourses, rivers]
 * garbology or garbageology [garbage, refuse]
 * gastrology [stomach]
 * gemology [gemstones]
 * geology [Earth's crust]
 * geomorphology [origin of geological features]
 * geratology [approaching extinction]
 * gerontology [old age]
 * glaciology [glaciers]
 * glossology [linguistics]
 * gnotobiology [germ-free biology]
 * grammatology [systems of writing]
 * graphology [handwriting]
 * gynecology [women's health]
 * hagiology [saints]
 * hamartiology [sin]
 * hedonology [pleasure]
 * helcology [ulcers]
 * heliology [Sun]
 * helminthology [worms, esp parasitic worms]
 * hematology [blood]
 * heortology [religious festivals]
 * hepatology [liver]
 * heresiology [heresies]
 * herpetology [reptiles]
 * hierology [sacred things]
 * hippology [horses]
 * hippopathology [diseases of the horse]
 * histology or histiology [tissues and organs]
 * historology [history]
 * horology [time, clocks]
 * hydrology [water]
 * hyetology [rainfall]
 * hygiology [health and hygiene]
 * hygrology [humidity]
 * hymenology [membranes]
 * hymenopterology [wasps, bees, ants]
 * hypnology [sleep; hypnotism]
 * hysterology [uterus]
 * iatrology [healing, medicine]
 * ichnolithology or ichnology [fossil footprints]
 * ichthyology or piscology [fish]
 * immunology [immunity to diseases]
 * irenology [peace]
 * journology [newspapers]
 * kalology [beauty]
 * kinesiology [bodily movement]
 * lalopathology [speech therapy]
 * laryngology [larynx]
 * lexicology [word forms and meanings]
 * lepidopterology [butterflies, moths]
 * limnology [lakes and ponds]
 * lithology or lithoidology [rock, stone]
 * loimology [infectious diseases]
 * malacology [mollusks]
 * malacostracology [crustaceology]
 * mantology [divination]
 * mastology [mammals]
 * meteorology [atmosphere and weather]
 * metrology [weights and measures]
 * microbiology [microorganisms]
 * micrology [tiny things]
 * microseismology [earthquake tremors]
 * morphology [form, shape]
 * muscology [mosses]
 * musicology [music]
 * mycology [fungi]
 * myology [muscles]
 * myrmecology [ants]
 * naology [church buildings]
 * nasology or rhinology [nose]
 * neonatology [newborns]
 * nephology [clouds]
 * nephrology [kidneys]
 * neurology [nervous system]
 * neuropathology [nervous system pathology]
 * neurypnology [hypnotism]
 * nomology [law]
 * noology [intuition]
 * nosology [classification of diseases]
 * nostology [old age, geriatrics]
 * numerology [numbers]
 * numismatology [coins]
 * odontology [the teeth]
 * oenology or enology [wine]
 * olfactology [smells]
 * ombrology [rain]
 * oncology [tumors]
 * oneirology [dreams]
 * onomasiology or onomatology [names, naming]
 * ontology [being, metaphysics]
 * oology [eggs, esp birds']
 * ophiology [snakes]
 * ophthalmology [eyes]
 * organology [body organs]
 * orismology [terminology]
 * ornithology [birds]
 * orology or oreology [mountains]
 * ornithology [birds]
 * oryctology [fossils]
 * osmology [odors]
 * osteology [bones]
 * otolaryngology [ear, nose, throat]
 * otology [ear]
 * paleobiology [fossil life]
 * paleoethnology [prehistoric mankind]
 * paleoichtyology [fossil fishes]
 * paleontology [early history of life]
 * paleoornithology [fossil birds]
 * paleopedology [early soils]
 * paleoetiology [explanation of past phenomena]
 * paleozoology or zoogeolology [fossil animals]
 * palynology [pollen, spores]
 * parapsychology [beyond psychology]
 * parasitology [parasites]
 * paroemiology [proverbs]
 * pathology [diseases]
 * pedology [soil science]
 * penology [punishment]
 * petrology or stromatology [rocks]
 * pharmacology [drugs]
 * phenology [natural cycles]
 * philology [languages]
 * phitology [political economy]
 * phlebology [blood vessels]
 * phonology [vocal sounds]
 * photology [light and optics]
 * phrenology [skull shape]
 * phycology [algae]
 * physicotheology [natural theology]
 * physiology [living body]
 * phytology [plants]
 * phytopathology [plant diseases]
 * phytophysiology [plant physiology]
 * phytoserology [plant viruses]
 * piscatology [fishing]
 * pistology [religious faith]
 * planetology [planets]
 * pleology [running water]
 * pneumatology [spirit]
 * pomology [fruits]
 * ponerology [evil]
 * posology [drug administration]
 * potamology [rivers]
 * proctology [anus, rectum]
 * promorphology [fundamental shapes and forms]
 * psephology [election statistics]
 * psychology [the mind]
 * psychonosology [mental diseases]
 * psychopathology [insanity]
 * psychophysiology [body and mind]
 * pteridology [ferns]
 * pterology [insect wings]
 * pterylology [feathers]
 * ptochology [pauperism, unemployment]
 * pyretology [fever]
 * pyrgology [towers]
 * pyrology [fire and heat]
 * radiology or R-ntgenology [X-rays]
 * reflexology [reflexes and behavior]
 * rheology [flow and deformation of matter]
 * rhinology [nose]
 * roentgenology [medical X-rays]
 * runology [runes]
 * satanology [devil worship]
 * scatology [feces]
 * seismology [earthquakes]
 * selenology [the Moon]
 * semasiology [word meanings]
 * sematology or semeiology [symptoms]
 * semiology [signs, symbols]
 * serology [serums]
 * silphology [larval forms]
 * sinology [China]
 * siphonapterology [fleas]
 * sitology [diet, dietetics]
 * sociobiology [biology and behavior]
 * sociology [society]
 * somatology [organic bodies]
 * sophiology [ideas]
 * soteriology [salvation]
 * speciology [species]
 * spectrology [ghosts, phantoms]
 * speleology [caves]
 * spermatology [sperm]
 * sphygmoology [the pulse]
 * splanchnology [the viscera]
 * splenology [the spleen]
 * stereology [2-, 3-dimensional figures]
 * stoichiology [fundamental laws]
 * stomatology [mouth]
 * storiology [folklore]
 * suicidology [suicide]
 * symbology [symbols]
 * synchronology [comparative chronology]
 * synecology [plant, animal communities]
 * systematology [ordered arrangements]
 * taxology [scientific classification]
 * technology [mechanical and manufacturing arts]
 * tectology [structural morphology]
 * teleology [aims, determined ends]
 * teratology [tall tales; monsters]
 * terminology [system of names or terms]
 * thanatology [death]
 * thaumatology [miracles]
 * theology [divinity]
 * thermology or thermatology [heat]
 * therology [mammals]
 * thremmatology [plant or animal breeding]
 * threpsology [nutrition]
 * tidology [tides]
 * timbrology [stamps, stamp-collecting]
 * timology [values]
 * tocology [obstetrics]
 * tonology [tones, speech]
 * toxicology [poisons]
 * traumatology [wounds; shock]
 * tribology [friction; interacting surfaces]
 * trichology [hair]
 * typhology [blindness]
 * ufology [UFOs]
 * uranology [astronomy]
 * urbanology [cities]
 * urology [urogenital organs and diseases]
 * venereology [veneral disease]
 * vermiology [worms]
 * vexillology [flags]
 * victimology [victims]
 * virology [viruses]
 * vulcanology [volcanoes]
 * xyloology [the structure of wood]
 * zoology [animal life]
 * zoonosology [animal diseases]
 * zoophysiology [animal physiology]
 * zymology or zymotechnology [fermentation]
 * zymology or zymotechnology [fermentation]