epileptic in Greek
epileptic in Greek is επιληπτικός — epileptic means relating to epilepsy or to people who have it.
epileptic in Greek
επιληπτικός
Pronounced: epiliptikos
Of or relating to an epileptic or epileptics (epileptic people).
επιληπτικός
Pronounced: epiliptikos
A person who has epilepsy.
What does "epileptic" mean?
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adj Relating to epilepsy or to people who have it.
"She was rushed to hospital after an epileptic seizure."
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noun A person who has epilepsy.
"His brother, an epileptic since childhood, always carries his medication with him."
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epileptic in a sentence
- She was rushed to hospital after an epileptic seizure.
- The school keeps a record of any pupil's epileptic condition in case of an emergency.
- His brother, an epileptic since childhood, always carries his medication with him.
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What is "epileptic" in Greek?
"epileptic" in Greek is επιληπτικός. epileptic means: Relating to epilepsy or to people who have it.
How do you pronounce επιληπτικός?
"epileptic" in Greek is επιληπτικός, pronounced "epiliptikos".
How do you use "epileptic" in a sentence?
Example: "She was rushed to hospital after an epileptic seizure." In Greek, "epileptic" is επιληπτικός.
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