Mito in Japanese
Mito in Japanese is 水戸 — Mito means short, informal term for mitochondrial disease, a group of disorders that affect how cells produce energy.
Mito in Japanese
水戸
Pronounced: mito
capital city of Ibaraki prefecture, Japan.
What does "Mito" mean?
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noun Short, informal term for mitochondrial disease, a group of disorders that affect how cells produce energy.
"She was diagnosed with mito as a toddler after years of unexplained fatigue."
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Mito in a sentence
- She was diagnosed with mito as a toddler after years of unexplained fatigue.
- The support group connects families dealing with mito and shares research on new treatments.
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What is "Mito" in Japanese?
"Mito" in Japanese is 水戸. Mito means: Short, informal term for mitochondrial disease, a group of disorders that affect how cells produce energy.
How do you pronounce 水戸?
"Mito" in Japanese is 水戸, pronounced "mito".
How do you use "Mito" in a sentence?
Example: "She was diagnosed with mito as a toddler after years of unexplained fatigue." In Japanese, "Mito" is 水戸.
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