septicemia in Greek
septicemia in Greek is σηψαιμία — septicemia means (medicine) A serious illness caused by harmful germs, usually bacteria, or their poisons getting into the blood, causing fever and shivering.
septicemia in Greek
σηψαιμία
Pronounced: sipsaimia
(medicine, pathology) A disease caused by the presence of pathogenic organisms, especially bacteria, or their toxins, in the bloodstream, characterized by chills and fever.
What does "septicemia" mean?
- noun (medicine) A serious illness caused by harmful germs, usually bacteria, or their poisons getting into the blood, causing fever and shivering.
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What is "septicemia" in Greek?
"septicemia" in Greek is σηψαιμία. septicemia means: (medicine) A serious illness caused by harmful germs, usually bacteria, or their poisons getting into the blood, causing fever and shivering.
How do you pronounce σηψαιμία?
"septicemia" in Greek is σηψαιμία, pronounced "sipsaimia".
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