Word: ictus
Category: ictus
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Synonyms: ictus
seizure, raptus
Translations: ictus
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spanish
Translations:
el ictus, del ictus, un ictus, de ictus
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german
Translations:
Iktus, Insult, ratio ictus
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french
Translations:
l'ictus, un ictus, apoplexie
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italian
Translations:
arsi, dell'ictus, di ictus, l'ictus
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portuguese
Translations:
icto, íctus, do ictus, acidente vascular
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dutch
Translations:
polsslag, Ictus, van Ictus, uitbarsting van ziekte
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russian
Translations:
вспышка болезни, ICTUS
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swedish
Translations:
iktus
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finnish
Translations:
aivohalvaus, kohtausten
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czech
Translations:
bití, iktus
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polish
Translations:
udar, uderzenie, akcent metryczny
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hungarian
Translations:
lüktetés, Ictus
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turkish
Translations:
nöbet, iktus, vurgu
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greek
Translations:
κτύπος, τόνος, ίκτερο, παροξυσμού, οξύ εγκεφαλικό επεισόδιο
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ukrainian
Translations:
спалах хвороби
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albanian
Translations:
theks i vargut, goditje
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bulgarian
Translations:
пулсация, инсулт, прилив на кръв, пристъпите, на пристъпите
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belarusian
Translations:
ўспышка, выбліск, успышка
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estonian
Translations:
rabanduse, rabandus, epileptilise hoo, epileptiliste hoogude, rabandustest
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croatian
Translations:
iktus, iktusa
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icelandic
Translations:
slag
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lithuanian
Translations:
Mušimas, Akcentas metrinis, Flash ligos, priepuolio
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latvian
Translations:
ritmisks uzsvars, trieka
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romanian
Translations:
accent ritmic sau metric, ictusul, ictusului
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slovenian
Translations:
ictusa, iktusa
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slovak
Translations:
bitie, bití, bitia, bitky, bitku
The meaning and "use of": ictus
noun
- a rhythmical or metrical stress. - His great authority, Cresollius, disapproved of orators using ‘ ictus or musicall cadence of the fingers’ in free prose, ‘though it may be tollerable for the setting of the intervalls of restrained numbers.’
- a stroke or seizure; a fit. - More typically ictal symptoms of depression are followed by alteration of consciousness as the ictus evolves from a simple to a complex partial seizure.
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