Word: catatonia
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spanish
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catatonía, la catatonía, la catatonia, catatónico
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german
Translations:
Katatonie, der Katatonie, die Katatonie
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french
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catatonie, la catatonie, catatonique, de catatonie
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italian
Translations:
la catatonia, catatonico, stato catatonico, alla catatonia
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portuguese
Translations:
a catatonia, da catatonia, de catatonia
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dutch
Translations:
catatonie, katatonie, katatonie te
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russian
Translations:
кататония, кататонию, кататонии, кататонией
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norwegian
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katatoni
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swedish
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katatoni
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finnish
Translations:
Catatonia, katatonia, Catamenia
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danish
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katatoni, Catatonia
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czech
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katatonie
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polish
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katatonia, Catatonia, katatonią
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hungarian
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katatóniában, katatónia
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turkish
Translations:
katatoninin, katatoni, katatoninin birçok
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greek
Translations:
κατατονία, κατατονίας, της κατατονίας, την κατατονία, η κατατονία
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ukrainian
Translations:
кататонія
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albanian
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katatonia
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bulgarian
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кататония, кататонията
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belarusian
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сьвядомасьць
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estonian
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krambihoogudeni, katatooniat, katatoonia
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croatian
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katatonija
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lithuanian
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Catatonia
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latvian
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katalepse
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romanian
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catatonie
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slovenian
Translations:
katatonijo
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slovak
Translations:
katatónia
The meaning and "use of": catatonia
noun
- abnormality of movement and behavior arising from a disturbed mental state (typically schizophrenia). It may involve repetitive or purposeless overactivity, or catalepsy, resistance to passive movement, and negativism. - Criteria for the diagnosis of catatonia independent of schizophrenia have been proposed for future classification systems.
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