English[]
Etymology[]
From New Latin < Ancient Greek ἀναλγησία (“‘painlessness’”).
Noun[]
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Singular
Analgesia
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Plural
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Analgesia ({{{1}}})
- (medicine) The absence of the sense of pain while remaining conscious.
Derived terms[]
References[]
- Template:R:1913
- Template:R:Online Etymology Dictionary
Finnish[]
Noun[]
Analgesia
- analgesia
Declension[]
Declension of analgesia (type kulkija)
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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analgesia
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analgesiat
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| genitive
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analgesian
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analgesioiden
analgesioitten
analgesiain1
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| partitive
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analgesiaa
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analgesioita
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| accusative
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analgesia
analgesian
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analgesiat
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| inessive
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analgesiassa
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analgesioissa
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| elative
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analgesiasta
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analgesioista
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| illative
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analgesiaan
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analgesioihin
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| adessive
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analgesialla
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analgesioilla
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| ablative
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analgesialta
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analgesioilta
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| allative
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analgesialle
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analgesioille
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| essive
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analgesiana
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analgesioina
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| translative
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analgesiaksi
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analgesioiksi
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| instructive
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–
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analgesioin
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| abessive
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analgesiatta
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analgesioitta
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| comitative
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analgesioineen
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| 1) Rare.
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Italian[]
Etymology[]
Ancient Greek ana- + algesia
Noun[]
analgesia f. (plural analgesie)
- analgesia
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