Meaning of "lordózic" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF LORDÓZIC IN ROMANIAN

lordózic

WHAT DOES LORDÓZIC MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of lordózic in the Romanian dictionary

LORDOSIC, adj., S. M. F. (Suffering) from lordosis. (\u0026 lt; fr. lordosique)

LORDÓZIC, -Ă adj., s. m. f. (suferind) de lordoză. (< fr. lordosique)

TRANSLATION OF LORDÓZIC

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

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 前凸
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: lordosis
• Translator Romanian - English: lordosis
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: अग्रकुब्जता
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: البزخ إنحناء العمود الفقري
• Translator Romanian - Russian: лордоз
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: lordose
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: lordosis
• Translator Romanian - French: lordose
• Translator Romanian - Malay: lordosis
• Translator Romanian - German: Lordose
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 脊柱前弯症
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 전만
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: lordosis
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: tật xương sống cong ra trước
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: லார்டாசிஸ்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: पाठीच्या लंबर प्रांतातील पाठीच्या कण्याचा बाक पुढच्या बाजूकडे जास्त होणे
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: omurganın alt kısmının ileri çıkması
• Translator Romanian - Italian: lordosi
• Translator Romanian - Polish: skrzywienie kręgosłupa
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: лордоз
• Romanian: lordózic
• Translator Romanian - Greek: λόρδωση
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: lordose
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: lordos
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: lordose

ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «LORDÓZIC»

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