haemophilia in Greek
haemophilia in Greek is αιμοφιλία — haemophilia means a hereditary condition, usually passed from a mother to her son, in which the body cannot properly control bleeding.
haemophilia in Greek
αιμοφιλία
Pronounced: aimofilia
(Commonwealth, pathology) Any of several hereditary illnesses that impair the body's ability to control bleeding, usually passed from mother to son.
What does "haemophilia" mean?
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noun A hereditary condition, usually passed from a mother to her son, in which the body cannot properly control bleeding.
"He was diagnosed with haemophilia shortly after birth."
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haemophilia in a sentence
- He was diagnosed with haemophilia shortly after birth.
- People with haemophilia can bruise badly from even a minor knock.
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What is "haemophilia" in Greek?
"haemophilia" in Greek is αιμοφιλία. haemophilia means: A hereditary condition, usually passed from a mother to her son, in which the body cannot properly control bleeding.
How do you pronounce αιμοφιλία?
"haemophilia" in Greek is αιμοφιλία, pronounced "aimofilia".
How do you use "haemophilia" in a sentence?
Example: "He was diagnosed with haemophilia shortly after birth." In Greek, "haemophilia" is αιμοφιλία.
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