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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestremore
Pronunciation / Transliteration: tremore
"Avvertì un leggero tremore alle mani."
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An involuntary roughly rhythmic shaking movement in one or more parts of the body.
"She had a slight tremor in her hands."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'tremor' originates from the Latin 'tremor', meaning 'shaking' or 'quaking', which is derived from 'tremere', meaning 'to tremble'. The term has evolved through Middle English and Old French, maintaining its core meaning related to shaking or quaking.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Tremor" is said worldwide
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tremblement
Transliteration: tremblement
"Il avait un léger tremblement dans la voix."
Tremor
Transliteration: Tremor
"Der Patient zeigte einen leichten Tremor in den Händen."
tremore
Transliteration: tremore
"Avvertì un leggero tremore alle mani."
temblor
Transliteration: temblor
"Sintió un pequeño temblor en las manos."
tremor
Transliteration: tremor
"Ele sentiu um leve tremor nas mãos."
कंपकंपी
Transliteration: kampkampi
"उसके हाथों में हल्कीकंपकंपी थी।"
颤抖
Transliteration: chàndǒu
"她的手有一点微微的颤抖。"
떨림
Transliteration: tteollim
"그는 손에 약간의 떨림이 있었다."
震え
Transliteration: furue
"彼女の手にはわずかな震えがあった。"
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