palsy in Greek
palsy in Greek is παράλυση — palsy means paralysis of part of the body, often with uncontrollable shaking, weakness, or loss of feeling.
palsy in Greek
παράλυση
Pronounced: paralysi
(pathology) Complete or partial muscle paralysis of a body part, often accompanied by a loss of feeling and uncontrolled body movements such as shaking.
What does "palsy" mean?
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noun Paralysis of part of the body, often with uncontrollable shaking, weakness, or loss of feeling.
"Cerebral palsy affects muscle control and movement from an early age."
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verb To paralyse or make unable to move or act normally.
"Fear seemed to palsy his ability to speak."
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palsy in a sentence
- Cerebral palsy affects muscle control and movement from an early age.
- His hands trembled from the palsy that had worsened with age.
- Fear seemed to palsy his ability to speak.
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What is "palsy" in Greek?
"palsy" in Greek is παράλυση. palsy means: Paralysis of part of the body, often with uncontrollable shaking, weakness, or loss of feeling.
How do you pronounce παράλυση?
"palsy" in Greek is παράλυση, pronounced "paralysi".
How do you use "palsy" in a sentence?
Example: "Cerebral palsy affects muscle control and movement from an early age." In Greek, "palsy" is παράλυση.
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