diarrhea

di·ar·rhe·a

 (dī′ə-rē′ə)

n.

Excessive and frequent evacuation of watery feces.

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[Middle English diaria, from Medieval Latin, from Late Latin diarrhoea, from Greek diarroia, from diarrein, to flow through : dia-, dia- + rhein, to flow, run; see sreu- in Indo-European roots.]

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di′ar·rhe′al, di′ar·rhe′ic (-ĭk), di′ar·rhet′ic (-rĕt′ĭk) adj.

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di•ar•rhe•a

or di•ar•rhoe•a

(ˌdaɪ əˈri ə)

n.

an intestinal disorder characterized by frequent and fluid fecal evacuations.

[1350–1400; Middle English diaria < Late Latin diarrhoea < Greek diárrhoia a flowing through]

di`ar•rhe′al, di`ar•rhe′ic, di`ar•rhet′ic (-ˈrɛt ɪk) adj.

Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, 1991 by Random House, Inc. All rights reserved.

diarrhea

“Watery stools” can be caused by any condition that causes food residue to be rushed through the large intestine too quickly to allow water absorption. This may be due to bacterial irritation of the canal.

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Thesaurus

Noun

1.

diarrhea - frequent and watery bowel movements; can be a symptom of infection or food poisoning or colitis or a gastrointestinal tumor diarrhoea, looseness, looseness of the bowels dysentery - an infection of the intestines marked by severe diarrhea symptom - (medicine) any sensation or change in bodily function that is experienced by a patient and is associated with a particular disease the trots - obscene terms for diarrhea Montezuma's revenge - diarrhea contracted in Mexico or Central America

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Translations

إِسْهَال

průjem

diaré

DurchfallDiarrhöDiarrhoe

διάρροιαευκοιλιότητα

diarreacolitis

ripuli

diarrhée

proljev

diarrea

下痢

설사

diarree

diaré

biegunka

diarreia

понос

diarré

อาการท้องร่วง

ishal

bệnh tiêu chảy

腹泻

diarrhoea

(daiəˈriə) (American) diarrhea noun

too much liquid in and too frequent emptying of the bowels. He has diarrhoea. diarree, persie إسْهال диария diarreia průjem der Durchfall diaré διάρροιαdiarrea kõhulahtisus اسهال؛ شکم روی ripuli diarrhéeשלשול दस्त proljev hasmenés mencret, diare niðurgangur diarrea 下痢 설사 viduriavimas caureja cirit birit diarreediaré, magesjaubiegunka اسهال diarreia diaree диарея hnačka driska dijareja diarré ท้องเสีย ishal 腹瀉 діарея, понос اسہال ỉa chảy 腹泻

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diarrhea

→ إِسْهَال průjem diaré Durchfall διάρροια diarrea ripuli diarrhée proljev diarrea 下痢 설사 diarree diaré biegunka diarreia понос diarré อาการท้องร่วง ishal bệnh tiêu chảy 腹泻

Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009

di·ar·rhe·a

n. diarrea;

acute ___ → ___ severa;

___ infantile → ___ infantil;

___ of the newborn → ___ epidémica del recién nacido;

dysenteric ___ → ___ disentérica;

emotional ___ → ___ emocional;

lienteric ___ → ___ lientérica;

mucous ___ → ___ mucosa;

nervous ___ → ___ nerviosa;

pancreatic ___ → ___ pancreática;

purulent ___ → ___ purulenta;

summer ___ → ___ estival o de verano;

travelers' ___ → ___ del viajero. V. cuadro en la página 97.

English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

• I have diarrhea (US)
  I have diarrhoea (UK) → أُعاني مِنْ الإصابَةِ بِالإسْهالِ → Mám průjem → Jeg har diarré → Ich habe Durchfall → Έχω διάρροια → Tengo diarrea → Minulla on ripuli → J'ai la diarrhée → Imam proljev → Ho la diarrea → 私は下痢しています → 설사를 해요 → Ik heb diarree → Jeg har diaré → Mam biegunkę → Eu estou com diarréia → У меня понос → Jag har diarré → ฉันท้องร่วง → İshal oldum → Tôi bị tiêu chảy → 我拉肚子了

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diarrhea

n diarrea; traveler’s — diarrea del viajero

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