Word: ptomaine
Category: ptomaine
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Related words: ptomaine
ptomaine poisoning
Synonyms: ptomaine
ptomain
Translations: ptomaine
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spanish
Translations:
ptomaína, tomaína, tomaina
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german
Translations:
leichengift, ptomain, leichenalkaloid, Ptomain
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french
Translations:
ptomaïne, ptomaïnes, la ptomaïne
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italian
Translations:
veleno, ptomaina, ptomaina a
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portuguese
Translations:
ptomaína, o Ptomaine, ptomaína *, intoxicados
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dutch
Translations:
ptomaïne
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russian
Translations:
птомаин, трупный яд, трупный
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swedish
Translations:
matförgiftning
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czech
Translations:
Ptomaine
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polish
Translations:
ptomaina
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turkish
Translations:
bozulan yiyecekte bulunan zehir
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greek
Translations:
πτωμαΐνη
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ukrainian
Translations:
трупна отрута, трупну отруту
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bulgarian
Translations:
птомаин
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belarusian
Translations:
трупны
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estonian
Translations:
ptomaiin
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croatian
Translations:
ptomain
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lithuanian
Translations:
Ptomaina, Kūnų inde
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latvian
Translations:
ptomaīns, līķu inde
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slovak
Translations:
Ptomaine
The meaning and "use of": ptomaine
noun
- any of a group of amine compounds of unpleasant taste and odor formed in putrefying animal and vegetable matter and formerly thought to cause food poisoning. - Being in town, I warily went along to the Colorado Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, a ballet I normally prefer only slightly to ptomaine poisoning.
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