Meaning of "pselafobia" in the Italian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF PSELAFOBIA IN ITALIAN

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF PSELAFOBIA

Pselafobia is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES PSELAFOBIA MEAN IN ITALIAN?

Definition of pselafobia in the Italian dictionary

The definition of psalafobia in the dictionary is a morbid fear of touching certain objects.

TRANSLATION OF PSELAFOBIA

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6 ITALIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PSELAFOBIA»

Discover the use of pselafobia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to pselafobia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Italian literature.

Innovazione lessicale e terminologie specialistiche

XX, zing: 1973), pselafobia (gradit e zing: 1958), talassofobia (gradit: 1960, zing: 1957), topofobia (gradit: 1927, zing: 1957), tricofobia (gradit e zing: 1961), zoofobia (gradit e zing: 1905). Dei termini restanti, molti sono già attestati prima di ...

Giovanni Adamo, Valeria Della Valle, 2003

Lo Zanichelli inverso: le parole dell'italiano in ordine ...

... cucaracha spandighiàia cilindràia nitteribia guaracha conigliàia sdràia tibia kwacha palàia aceràia cèmbia Buddha tsalàia vomeràia cimbia aghà spelàia ziràia cumbia fellàgha porcilàia pràia fob i a gùrkha callàia carràia pselafobia piranha ...

Beata Lazzarini, 2004

La contraddizione e la differenza: il materialismo ...

Pselafobia della Presenza: troppo poco, per essere preferita alla dialettica. Che cos'è dunque la differenza? Sia pure al prezzo di rimettere le virgolette alla domanda, o di barrarla (come si preferisce), possiamo dire: non è l'Assenza, ma  ...

Giovanni Bottiroli, 1980

PONS Standardwörterbuch Italienisch

... (bewegen) commuovere Berührung <-, -en> / contatto m; mit etw in ~ kommen entrare in relazione con qc; Berührungsangst / (psych) pselafobia f; Berührungspunkt m punto m di contatto besagt ad; suddetto besänftigen [ba' zmftigan] <ohne ...

‎2007

PONS Pocketwörterbuch: ...

... contatto m. mit etw in - kommen entrare in rela- zione con qc; Berührungsangst /(psych) pselafobia f; Berührungspunkt m punto m di contatto bes. abk г besonders spec. besagen <ohne ge-> vt [bedeuten) voler dire, significare; das hat nichts ...

Roberta Colombo, 2005

Pons Wörterbuch für Schule und Studium [Italienisch]. 2. ...

... -àngste> /(psych) pselafobia / bes abk vbesonders spec. besagen <ohne ge-> vt (bedeuten) voler dire, significare; das hat nichts zu ~ non vuol dire nulla; besagt ad; sopramenziona- to, suddetto besammeln <ohne ge-> (CH) I. vt (sam- meln ...

Sabrina Bocchi, 2005