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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPodalgia
/pəʊˈdældʒə/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Pain in the foot, often resulting from injury, inflammation, or neurological conditions.
"The patient experienced persistent podalgia after running a marathon on uneven terrain."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Modern Latin, combining the Greek roots 'pous' (foot, genitive 'podos') and 'algos' (pain). It entered medical nomenclature in the 19th century to clinically describe localized pain in the foot.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Podalgia" is said worldwide
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podalgia
Transliteration: /puˈdal.ʒjɐ/
"A podalgia é um sintoma comum em certas neuropatias."
पादशूल
Transliteration: paadshool
"रोगी को लंबे समय से पादशूल की शिकायत है।"
足痛
Transliteration: zú tòng
"长距离步行后他出现了足痛。"
족통
Transliteration: joktong
"그 환자는 심한 족통을 호소했습니다."
足痛
Transliteration: sokutū
"彼は足の裏に激しい足痛を感じた。"
pódalgie
Transliteration: /po.dal.ʒi/
"Il souffre d'une podalgia chronique au pied gauche."
Podalgie
Transliteration: /po.dalˈɡiː/
"Der Arzt diagnostizierte eine schwere Podalgie."
podalgia
Transliteration: /poˈdal.dʒa/
"La podalgia può limitare notevolmente la deambulazione."
podalgia
Transliteration: /poˈdal.xja/
"El corredor acudió al médico por una aguda podalgia."
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