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analysand
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a·nal·y·sand  (-nl-snd)
n.
A person who is being psychoanalyzed.
[From analyze, on the model of multiplicand.]
analysand [əˈnælɪˌsænd]
n
(Psychoanalysis) any person who is undergoing psychoanalysis
[from analyse + -and, on the model of multiplicand]
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Noun1.analysand - a person undergoing psychoanalysis
patient - a person who requires medical care; "the number of emergency patients has grown rapidly"
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analysand [əˈnælɪˌsænd] N (Psych) → sujeto m analizado, analizando m


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