rickets in Greek
rickets in Greek is ραχίτιδα — rickets means a childhood bone disorder caused by a lack of vitamin D, leading to soft or weakened bones.
rickets in Greek
ραχίτιδα
Pronounced: rachitida
(pathology) A disorder of infancy and early childhood due to a deficiency of vitamin D, causing soft or weak bones.
What does "rickets" mean?
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noun A childhood bone disorder caused by a lack of vitamin D, leading to soft or weakened bones.
"Rickets was once common among children who got little sunlight."
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- Rickets was once common among children who got little sunlight.
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What is "rickets" in Greek?
"rickets" in Greek is ραχίτιδα. rickets means: A childhood bone disorder caused by a lack of vitamin D, leading to soft or weakened bones.
How do you pronounce ραχίτιδα?
"rickets" in Greek is ραχίτιδα, pronounced "rachitida".
How do you use "rickets" in a sentence?
Example: "Rickets was once common among children who got little sunlight." In Greek, "rickets" is ραχίτιδα.
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