epileptic in Irish
epileptic in Irish is titimeach, titimis — epileptic means relating to epilepsy or to people who have it.
epileptic in Irish
titimeach
Of or relating to an epileptic or epileptics (epileptic people).
titimis
Of or relating to an epileptic or epileptics (epileptic people).
titimeach
A person who has epilepsy.
What does "epileptic" mean?
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adj Relating to epilepsy or to people who have it.
"She was rushed to hospital after an epileptic seizure."
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noun A person who has epilepsy.
"His brother, an epileptic since childhood, always carries his medication with him."
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epileptic in a sentence
- She was rushed to hospital after an epileptic seizure.
- The school keeps a record of any pupil's epileptic condition in case of an emergency.
- His brother, an epileptic since childhood, always carries his medication with him.
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What is "epileptic" in Irish?
"epileptic" in Irish is titimeach, titimis. epileptic means: Relating to epilepsy or to people who have it.
How do you use "epileptic" in a sentence?
Example: "She was rushed to hospital after an epileptic seizure." In Irish, "epileptic" is titimeach, titimis.
Are there other ways to say "epileptic" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "epileptic": titimeach, titimis.
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