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numbness in Finnish

numbness in Finnish is kohme, tunnottomuus, turtumus — numbness means a loss of physical sensation in part of the body.

numbness in Finnish

kohme
noun
Absent or reduced sensitivity to cutaneous stimulation.
tunnottomuus
noun
Absent or reduced sensitivity to cutaneous stimulation.
turtumus
noun
Absent or reduced sensitivity to cutaneous stimulation.
tunteettomuus
noun
Inability or reduced ability to experience emotion.
turtumus
noun
Inability or reduced ability to experience emotion.
turtuneisuus
noun
Inability or reduced ability to experience emotion.

What does "numbness" mean?

  1. noun A loss of physical sensation in part of the body.
    "She noticed numbness in her left arm after sleeping awkwardly."
  2. noun An inability to feel emotion, often following shock or overload.
    "A strange numbness settled over him after the accident."
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numbness in a sentence

  • She noticed numbness in her left arm after sleeping awkwardly.
  • A strange numbness settled over him after the accident.

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What is "numbness" in Finnish?

"numbness" in Finnish is kohme, tunnottomuus, turtumus. numbness means: A loss of physical sensation in part of the body.

How do you use "numbness" in a sentence?

Example: "She noticed numbness in her left arm after sleeping awkwardly." In Finnish, "numbness" is kohme, tunnottomuus, turtumus.

Are there other ways to say "numbness" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "numbness": kohme, tunnottomuus, turtumus, tunteettomuus, turtuneisuus.

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