gastritis in Greek
gastritis in Greek is γαστρίτιδα — gastritis means a condition in which the stomach's inner wall becomes sore and swollen, causing nausea, loss of appetite and upper belly pain.
gastritis in Greek
γαστρίτιδα
Pronounced: gastritida
(pathology, symptom) Inflammation of the lining of the stomach, characterised by nausea, loss of appetite, and upper abdominal discomfort or pain.
What does "gastritis" mean?
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noun A condition in which the stomach's inner wall becomes sore and swollen, causing nausea, loss of appetite and upper belly pain.
"The doctor said his stomach pain was caused by gastritis."
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gastritis in a sentence
- The doctor said his stomach pain was caused by gastritis.
- Gastritis can leave you feeling sick and unwilling to eat.
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What is "gastritis" in Greek?
"gastritis" in Greek is γαστρίτιδα. gastritis means: A condition in which the stomach's inner wall becomes sore and swollen, causing nausea, loss of appetite and upper belly pain.
How do you pronounce γαστρίτιδα?
"gastritis" in Greek is γαστρίτιδα, pronounced "gastritida".
How do you use "gastritis" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor said his stomach pain was caused by gastritis." In Greek, "gastritis" is γαστρίτιδα.
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