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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries鼻炎
Pronunciation / Transliteration: bien
"患者は鼻炎と持続的な咳を訴えています。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
An inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane, often accompanied by a discharge.
"The patient presented with coryza and a persistent cough." - 2
A common cold or similar respiratory condition.
"During the winter months, many people suffer from coryza due to the cold weather."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'coryza' originates from the Greek word 'koryza', meaning 'nasal discharge'. It has been used in medical contexts since the 14th century to describe inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Coryza" is said worldwide
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Coryza
Transliteration: kɔʁiza
"Le patient souffre de coryza et de toux persistante."
Coryza
Transliteration: koˈʁiːtsa
"Der Patient hat Coryza und einen hartnäckigen Husten."
Coryza
Transliteration: koˈridza
"Il paziente presenta coryza e una tosse persistente."
Coryza
Transliteration: koˈɾisa
"El paciente presenta coryza y tos persistente."
Coryza
Transliteration: koˈɾizɐ
"O paciente apresenta coryza e tosse persistente."
कोरिज़ा
Transliteration: koriza
"रोगी को कोरिज़ा और लगातार खांसी है।"
鼻炎
Transliteration: bí yán
"患者出现鼻炎和持续咳嗽。"
코리자
Transliteration: koria
"환자는 코리자와 지속적인 기침이 있습니다."
鼻炎
Transliteration: bien
"患者は鼻炎と持続的な咳を訴えています。"
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