Meaning of "cólică" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CÓLICĂ

cólică (cólici), s. f. – Durere abdominală. – Mr. colică. Ngr. ϰόλιϰα, din it. colica.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF CÓLICĂ IN ROMANIAN

cólică

WHAT DOES CÓLICĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of cólică in the Romanian dictionary

COLD - f. Acute spasmodic pain in the abdominal cavity. [G.-d. colic]

CÓLICĂ ~ci f. Durere acută cu caracter spasmodic în cavitatea abdominală. [G.-D. colicii]

SYNONYMS OF «CÓLICĂ» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «cólică» and belong to the same grammatical category.

Romanian synonyms of cólică

apucát · apucătúră · crámpă · matríce · spasm · strâns · strânsoáre · strânsúră · vătămătúră

TRANSLATION OF CÓLICĂ

Find out the translation of cólică to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of cólică from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «cólică» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 绞痛
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: calambres
• Translator Romanian - English: cramps
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: उदरशूल
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: تشنجات
• Translator Romanian - Russian: колика
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: cólica
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: বাধা
• Translator Romanian - French: Colic
• Translator Romanian - Malay: kekejangan
• Translator Romanian - German: Krämpfe
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 疝痛の
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 복통
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: cramps
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Đau bụng
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: பிடிப்புகள்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: पेटके
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: kramplar
• Translator Romanian - Italian: colica
• Translator Romanian - Polish: kolka
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: коліка
• Romanian: cólică
• Translator Romanian - Greek: κράμπες
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: krampe
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: kolik
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: kolikk

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CÓLICĂ»

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

A New Medical Dictionary: Containing an Explanation of the ...

Colica meconialu, in infants, from a retention of meconium. 6. Colica called, from a sensation of a stricture in some part of the colon, and frequently of previous flatulence, gradually passing off; the habit costive, or faeces liquid, and in small ...

Robert Hooper, 1817

Special Pathology and Diagnostics with Therapeutic Hints - Pagina 500

500 COLICA, ENTERALGIA. Nux vom. Pressure towards the chest and head; oppression of the chest; constipation, with constant ineffectual urging; after spirituous drinks, coffee, condiments, etc. , in consequence of sedentary life. Pulsat.

C. G. Raue, 2002

The Cyclopædia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...

COLIC. Deriv. Lat. colicii, from xvxn, colon. Nos. Syn. Eim»;: Aret. Chordapsus: Auct Cels.? Colica: Sauv. Linn.Vog. Sag. Macb. Cull. Palmus colica: Young. Colica ileus : Good. En- teralgia: Swed. Ileus spasmodicus : Sauv. I linen passio: Junck.

Sir John Forbes, ‎Alexander Tweedie, ‎John Conolly, 1835

Medical Lexicon: A New Dictionary of Medical Science, ... - Pagina 172

COLICA FLATULENTA ColicA FLATULEN'TA, Inflatio, Gastrodynia flatulen'ta, Physospasmus, (F.) Colique £ lente, C. flatueuse, C. venteuse. Colic, arising from an accumulation of air in the intestines. It is very common in infants, and may be ...

Robley Dunglison, 1842

The works of William Cullen: containing his physiology, ...

containing his physiology, nosology, and first lines of the practice of physic; with numerous extracts from his manuscript papers, and from his treatise of the materia medica William Cullen John Thomson. (COLICA.) Rachialgia pictonum, S. sp.

William Cullen, ‎John Thomson, 1827

The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising ...

Lat. colica, from *»xw, colon. Nos. Syn. EiXioc: Aret. Chordapsus: AucL Cels. ? Colica : Sauv. Linn. Vog. Sag. Macb. Cull. Palmus colica : Young. Colica ileus: Good. En- teralgiu: Swed. Ileus spasmodicus : Sauv. Iliaca passio: .lunck- Iliaca: ...

John Forbes, 1835

Die Politische Colica

Johannes Riemer. He kamen an. Alleine mit schlechten Glücke. DeimViolancensAnkunfft kehrce das gantze Hauß umb. So höflich «nd schön Violanra ihren Gruß / beyder Mürrischen Schwieger- Mutter antragen tvolte/so böse unv ...

Johannes Riemer, 1681

Kurtzer Bericht Von der Colica oder Darmgrimmen: Darinnen ...

Darinnen von dieser Kranckheit eigenschafft, Sitz, Zeichen und Ursachen ... in 14. Capiteln erkleret Martin Pansa. - entsprungen zu wenden sy- - sein als der kaltezehe Schleim, der sich - an die Därmer zu hengen pflegt./fo wir flatuoso spiritu ...

Martin Pansa, 1618

Medicinischer Bericht von der so genandten Colica ... - Pagina 57

che in Außheilung der verletzten Gedärm in der dysenteria sich vortrefflich erweise weilen nun dergleichen Tugend auch in der Colica verlangt wird als ist zu glauben daß es mit denen von ihm zubereiteten Arzt neyen zu Curirung derselben ...

Melchior Frick, 1696

Das an der Teutschen Colica Danieder liegende Franckreich: ...

Worinnen der heutige Zustand dieses Königreichs, nebst kurtzen jedoch aber gründlichen Entwurff der merckwürdigsten Intrigues des Frantzösischen Hofes aufgelöset und vorgestellet werden, mit Vermeldung der wahren Ursache, warum so ...

Musastraeus dell'Montunione, 1690