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Pronunciation / Transliteration: tīvra
"उन्हें सीने में तीव्र दर्द महसूस हुआ।"
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Present or experienced to a severe or intense degree.
"The patient was suffering from acute abdominal pain."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin acutus, past participle of acuere 'sharpen', from acus 'needle'.
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aigu
Transliteration: aigu
"Il ressent une douleur aiguë dans le dos."
akut
Transliteration: akut
"Er benötigt sofortige Hilfe bei akuten Schmerzen."
acuto
Transliteration: acuto
"Ha avvertito un dolore acuto al fianco."
agudo
Transliteration: agudo
"Sintió un dolor agudo en el pecho."
agudo
Transliteration: agudo
"Ele sentiu uma dor aguda na perna."
तीव्र
Transliteration: tīvra
"उन्हें सीने में तीव्र दर्द महसूस हुआ।"
急性
Transliteration: jíxìng
"他感到腹部一阵急性疼痛。"
급성
Transliteration: geupseong
"그 환자는 복부에 급성 통증을 호소했다."
急性
Transliteration: kyūsei
"彼は腹部に急性の痛みを感じた。"
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