urticaria in Japanese
urticaria in Japanese is 蕁麻疹 — urticaria means a skin condition in which itchy, raised, red patches appear suddenly, often as a reaction to an allergen.
urticaria in Japanese
蕁麻疹
Pronounced: jinmashin
(diseases) Itchy, swollen, red areas of the skin which can appear quickly in response to an allergen or other conditions.
What does "urticaria" mean?
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noun A skin condition in which itchy, raised, red patches appear suddenly, often as a reaction to an allergen.
"The doctor said the rash was urticaria brought on by a food allergy."
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urticaria in a sentence
- The doctor said the rash was urticaria brought on by a food allergy.
- Her skin broke out in urticaria after she was stung by nettles.
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What is "urticaria" in Japanese?
"urticaria" in Japanese is 蕁麻疹. urticaria means: A skin condition in which itchy, raised, red patches appear suddenly, often as a reaction to an allergen.
How do you pronounce 蕁麻疹?
"urticaria" in Japanese is 蕁麻疹, pronounced "jinmashin".
How do you use "urticaria" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor said the rash was urticaria brought on by a food allergy." In Japanese, "urticaria" is 蕁麻疹.
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