digitalis

noun
  1. A genus of plants, commonly known as foxgloves, which are known for their tall spikes of tubular flowers. These plants are native to Europe, western Asia, and northwestern Africa. noun
    The digitalis plant is often found in woodland areas.
    Gardeners admire digitalis for its striking flowers and height.
  2. A drug derived from the dried leaves of the digitalis plant, used to treat certain heart conditions by increasing the force of heart contractions. noun
    The doctor prescribed digitalis to help manage the patient's heart condition.
    Digitalis has been used in medicine for centuries due to its effects on the heart.

translations

🇸🇦 Arabic → نبات الرقراق kasvitiede, lääketiede
🇧🇬 Bulgarian → digitaaliset tekninen, tietotekniikka
🇳🇱 Dutch → digitaalinen contextFormal
🇺🇸 English → foxglove kasvitiede, yleinen käyttö
🇫🇷 French → digitalis lääketieteellinen, tekninen termi
🇩🇪 German → Digitalis contextMedical
🇬🇷 Greek → ψηφιακός tekninen, tietotekniikka
🇭🇺 Hungarian → digitális tekninen, arkikielinen
🇮🇹 Italian → digitale contextScientific
🇯🇵 Japanese → ジギタリス lääketieteellinen, tekninen termi
🇳🇴 Norwegian → digitalis contextMedical
🇵🇱 Polish → digitálisis contextTechnical
🇪🇸 Spanish → digitalis contextMedical
🇸🇪 Swedish → digitalis contextMedical
🇹🇷 Turkish → digitaali tekninen, yleiskäyttö