delirium in Greek
delirium in Greek is παραλήρημα, ντελίριο — delirium means a sudden state of confusion, disorientation, and sometimes hallucination, often caused by illness, fever, or drugs.
delirium in Greek
What does "delirium" mean?
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noun A sudden state of confusion, disorientation, and sometimes hallucination, often caused by illness, fever, or drugs.
"The patient slipped into delirium after a severe infection."
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noun Wild, uncontrolled excitement.
"The crowd erupted into delirium as the final whistle blew."
delirium in a sentence
- The patient slipped into delirium after a severe infection.
- The crowd erupted into delirium as the final whistle blew.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "delirium" in Greek?
"delirium" in Greek is παραλήρημα, ντελίριο. delirium means: A sudden state of confusion, disorientation, and sometimes hallucination, often caused by illness, fever, or drugs.
How do you pronounce παραλήρημα?
"delirium" in Greek is παραλήρημα, pronounced "paralirima".
How do you use "delirium" in a sentence?
Example: "The patient slipped into delirium after a severe infection." In Greek, "delirium" is παραλήρημα, ντελίριο.
Are there other ways to say "delirium" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "delirium": παραλήρημα, ντελίριο.