abnormal Malay - Norwegian

1.

• Englishabnormal awareness of the beating of the heart

• Chinese

• Czechpalpitace

• Finnishsydämentykytys

• Frenchpalpitation

• Georgianპალპიტაცია

• GermanHerzklopfen

• Greekπαλμόςκαρδιοχτύπι

• Japanese動悸

• Norwegian

• Persianتپش قلب

• Portuguesepalpitação

• Russianсильныйпальпита́ция

• Scottish gaelicplosg

• Serbo-Croatianpalpitacija

• Spanishpalpitación

• Swedishhjärtklappning

• Tagalogtahip, sikdo

2.

• Englishdistorted and unnatural in shape or size, abnormal and hideous

• Arabicغَرِيب

• Bulgarianстранен

• Chinese

• Crimean Tataracayip

• Danishgrotesk

• Dutchgrotesk

• Finnishgroteski, irvokas

• Frenchgrotesque

• Germangrotesk

• Hebre גרוטסקה

• Italiangrottesco

• Japaneseグロテスクグロい

• Norwegiangrotesk

• Polishgroteskowy

• Portuguesegrotesco

• Romaniangrotesc

• Russianгроте́скный

• Spanishgrotesco

• Swedishgrotesk

• Turkishgrotesk, acayip

3.

• Englishabnormal development of cells or tissue

• Czechdysplasie

• Greekδυσπλασία

• Portuguesedisplasia

4.

• Englishnot conforming to rule or syste

• Arabicغَيْر طَبِيعِيّ

• Asturiananormal

• Bulgarianнеправилен, необичаен, ненормален, противоестествен

• Catalananormal

• Chinese

• Czechabnormální

• Danishunormal, abnor

• Dutchabnormaal

• Estonianebanormaalne

• Finnishepänormaali, poikkeava

• Frenchinhabituel, hors norme, exceptionnel, anormal

• Galiciananormal

• Germanunnormal, ungewöhnlich

• Irishmínormálta, neamhghnách

• Italiananormale, anomalo

• Japanese不自然

• Malayabnormal

• Norwegianabnor, anormal, unormal

• Persianغیر عادی

• Portugueseanormal

• Romaniananormalnenormal

• Russianненорма́льный

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishanormal

• Swedishonormal

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• Englishof or pertaining to behaviour that deviates from norms

• Asturiananormal

• Catalananormal

• Czechabnormální

• Danishunormal, anormal, abnor

• Dutchabnormaal, afwijkend

• Estonianebanormaalne

• Finnishepänormaali, poikkeava

• Frenchanormal

• Galiciananormal

• Germananormal, abnormal

• Hungarianrendellenes

• Irishmínormálta

• Italiananormale, anomalo

• Japanese異常

• Norwegianabnor, anormal, unormal

• Persianآنرمال

• Portugueseanormal

• Romaniananormalnenormal

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishanormal

• Swedishabnor

• Volapüknenomik

• Esperantochecknenormala

• Interlinguacheckanormal

• Idocheckanomala

• Malayalamcheckഅസാധാരണം

• Mandarincheck不正常

• Swedishcheckabnor

• Volapükchecknenomik

• Turkishcheckanormal

• Vietnamesecheckkhông bình thường, checkkhác thường, checkdị thường

5.

• Englishan abnormal condition of the body causing discomfort or dysfunction

• Afrikaanssiekte

• Albaniansëmundje

• Arabicمَرَض, دَاء

• Armenianհիվանդություն, ախտ

• Asturianenfermedá

• Azerixəstəlik

• Basqueeritasun

• Belarusianхваро́ба

• Bengaliঅসুখরোগ

• Bretonkleñved

• Bulgarianбо́лестзаболя́ване

• Burmeseရောဂါ

• Catalanmalaltia

• Cebuanosakit

• CherokeeᎥᏳᎩ

• Chinese

• Czechnemoc

• Danishsygdom

• Dutchziekte

• Estonianhaigus, tõbi

• Faroesesjúka

• Finnishtauti, sairaus

• Frenchmaladie

• Galicianenfermidade

• Georgianავადმყოფობა, დაავადება, სენი

• GermanKrankheit

• Greekασθένεια, αρρώστιαπάθηση

• Hawaiianmaʻi

• Hebre מחלה

• Hiligaynonbalatian

• Hindiरोगव्याधि

• Hungarianbetegség, kór

• Icelandicsjúkdómur, sýki, mein

• Idomaladeso

• Indonesianpenyakit

• Irishgalar

• Isanโรค

• Italianmalattia

• Japanese病気

• Javaneseꦥꦚꦏꦶꦠ꧀

• Kazakhауру

• Khmerជំងឺ

• Korean질병

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzоору

• Laoພະຍາດ

• Latgalianvaideibalyga

• Latinmorbus

• Latvianslimība

• Lithuanianliga

• Lojbante bilma

• Macedonianболестзаболување

• Malaypenyakit

• Malayalamരോഗം

• Maltesemarda

• Maoritahumaero

• Mongolianөвчин

• Navajoąąh dah hazʼą́, ąąh dah hoyoołʼaałii, tsʼííh niidóóh

• Nepaliरोग

• Ngazidja Comorianuwaɗe

• Norwegiansjukdom

• Norwegian Bokmålsykdom

• Old Englishadlungadl

• Oriyaରୋଗ

• Persianبیماریناخوشیمرض

• Pitjantjatjarapika

• Polishchoroba

• Portuguesedoença

• Punjabiਰੋਗ

• Romanianboală

• Russianболе́зньнеду́г

• Sanskritरोग

• Santaliᱨᱳᱜ

• Scottish gaelictrioblaidtinneas

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovaknemoc

• Slovenebolezen

• Spanishenfermedad

• Swahiliugonjwa, maradhi

• Swedishsjukdom

• Tagalogsakit, balatian

• Tajikбеморӣ

• Tamilநோய்

• Teluguవ్యాధిజబ్బు

• Thaiโรค

• Tibetanན་ཚ

• Turkishhastalık, sayrılık

• Turkmenhassalyk, syrkawlyk, kesel

• Ukrainianхворо́ба

• Urduروگ

• Uzbekxastalik, kasallik, kasal

• Vietnamesebệnh, căn bệnh

• Volapükmaläd, qualifiervo

• Welshclefyd, afiechyd

• Yiddishזאָךחולאתמחלה

6.

• Englishabnormal fatty deposit

• Chinese

• Czechaterom

• Finnishvaltimonrasvoittuma, aterooma

• Frenchathérome

• GermanAtherom

• Greekαθήρωμα

• Japaneseアテローム

• Russianатеро́ма

7.

• Englishoncology, pathology: an abnormal growth

• Arabicوَرَم

• Armenianուռուցք

• Catalantumor

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarşişik

• Czechnádor

• Dutchtumor

• Finnishkasvain

• Frenchtumeur

• Georgianსიმსივნე

• GermanTumor

• Greekόγκος

• Hungariandaganat

• Icelandicæxli

• Irishsiad

• Italiantumore

• Japanese腫瘍

• Normanchancre

• Kazakhісік

• Korean종양

• Laoນໍ

• Latvianaudzējs

• Malagasyfivontosana, zihitra

• Malayketumbuhan, tumor

• Polishguz

• Portuguesetumor

• Russianо́пухоль

• Scotsclyre

• Scottish gaelicpluc

• Slovaknádor

• Spanishtumor

• Swedishtumör

• Tamilகட்டி

• Thaiเนื้องอก

• Turkishtümör, ur

• Welshtyfiant

• Yakutискэн

• ǃXóõgǁkxʻáã

8.

• Englishabnormal rapid pulsation of heart

• Bulgarianускорен пулс

• Dutchhartkloppingen

• Finnishvärinä, sydänvärinä

• Polishkołatanie

9.

• Englishabnormal plant or animal

• Finnishepämuodostuma

• Spanishespécimen raro#Spanish

• Swahilispoti

10.

• Englishabnormal permanent dilatation of the bronchial tubes

• Finnishkeuhkoputkenlaajentuma

• Italianbronchiectasia

11.

• Englishabnormal hardening of body tissues

• Armenianկարծրախտ

• Chinese

• Danishsklerose

• Dutchsclerose

• Finnishkovettuminen

• Frenchsclérose

• GermanSklerose

• Icelandichersli

• Korean경화

• Latvianskleroze

• Norwegian

• Polishstwardnienie

• Portugueseesclerose

• Russianсклеро́з

• Spanishesclerosis

• Swedishskleros

12.

• Englishabnormal curvature of the spine

• Czechhyperkyfóza

• Finnishkyfoosi, kyttyräselkäisyys

• Galiciancifose

• Portuguesecifose

• Romaniancifoză

• Spanishcifosis

13.

• Englishbeing out of place, having an abnormal position

• Finnishektooppinen, virhesijaintinen

• Greekέκτοπος

14.

• EnglishIn an abnormal manner

• Catalananormalment

• Danishunormal, ualmindelig, anormal

• Dutchabnormaal

• Finnishepänormaalisti, epätavallisesti

• Frenchanormalement

• Germanunnormal

• Interlinguaanormalmente

• Italiananormalmente

• Japanesecheck異常

• Latviananormāli, nenormāli

• Portugueseanormalmente

• Russianанома́льно, ненорма́льно

• Spanishanormalmente

15.

• Englishabnormal cavity or passage caused by the destruction of tissue

• Finnishavanne

• Russianсвищ

• Frenchchecksinus paranasal

• GermancheckNasennebenhöhle

16.

• Englishabnormal accumulation of air in tissues

• Chinese

• Czechemfyzém

• Estonianemfüsee

• Finnishilmapöhö

• Frenchemphysème

• GermanLungenaufblähung

• Japanese肺気腫

• Portugueseenfisema

• Russianэмфизе́ма

• Spanishenfisema

• Turkishamfize

17.

• Englishabnormal connection or passageway between organs or vessels

• Czechpíštěl

• Finnishfisteli, fistula

• Frenchfistule

• GermanFistel

• Latinfistula

• Romanschfistla

• Russianфи́стула

• Spanishfístula

18.

• Englishfunctioning incorrectly or abnormally

• Dutchdysfunctioneel, dysfunctionele

• Finnishvajaatoiminen, dysfunktionaalinen

• Frenchdysfonctionnel

• Germandysfunktional

• Greekδυσλειτουργικός

• Hungariandiszfunkcionális

• Italiandisfunzionale

• Norwegian

• Portuguesedisfuncional

• Russianдисфункциона́льный

• Spanishdisfuncional

• Swedishdysfunktionell

• Turkishişlevsiz, disfonksiyonel

19.

• Englishirrational or abnormal fixation

• Bulgarianфетиш

• Chinese

• Finnishpäähänpinttymä

• Frenchfétiche

• GermanFetisch

• Russianфети́ши́дол

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishfetiche

20.

• Englishelectrical: abnormal connection

• Finnishvika, sulku, maasulku

21.

• Englishof abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)

• Dutchondermaats, nep

• Greekνόθος

• Macedonianшкарт

22.

• Englishmedicine: palpable or visible abnormal globular structure

• Finnishpatti

• Frenchmasse

• Italianmassa

• Portuguesemassa

• Spanishmasa

• Swahilimshikano

• Turkishkütle, kitle

23.

• Englishof or pertaining to a deviation

• Bulgarianотклоняващ се

• Czechdeviantní, úchylný

• Dutchafwijkend

• Finnishpoikkeava

• Frenchdéviant

• Germanabweichend, abnormal

• Italiananormale

• Lojbancizra

• Romaniandeviant, deviator

• Swedishavvikande

24.

• Englishabnormal growth of bone

• Finnishosteofyytti

• Italianosteofita

• Norwegianosteofytt

• Spanishosteofito

25.

• Englishmedicine: of an abnormal condition

• Arabicشَدِيد

• Armenianսուր

• Bulgarianостър, акутен

• Catalanagut

• Chinese

• Czechakutní

• Dutchacuut

• Estonianäge

• Finnishakuutti

• Frenchaigu

• Germanakut

• Japanese急性

• Malaymendadak, akut

• Portugueseagudo

• Russianо́стрый

26.

• Englishcondition in which there is abnormal lateral curvature of the spine

• Czechskolióza

• Finnishkieroselkäisyys, skolioosi

• Frenchscoliose

• GermanSkoliose

• Italianscoliosi

• Portugueseescoliose

• Spanishescoliosis

27.

• Englishabnormal vibration, especially in the wheels of a vehicle

• Finnishtärinä

• Frenchshimmy

• Russianшимми

• 
  

• Englishto vibrate abnormally, as a broken wheel

• Finnishtäristä

28.

• Englishabnormal deficiency in the concentration of oxygen in the blood

• Irishhiopocsaeime

• Spanishhipoxemia

29.

• Englishabnormal blood-filled swelling

• Arabicأم الدم

• Armenianանեվրիզմ

• Asturiananeurisma

• Catalananeurisma

• Chinese

• Czechaneurysma

• Dutchaneurysma

• Finnishvaltimonlaajentuma, valtimonpullistuma

• Frenchanévrisme

• GermanAneurysma

• Greekανεύρυσμα

• Icelandicslagæðargúlpur

• Irishaineoras

• Italiananeurisma

• Japanese動脈瘤

• Portugueseaneurisma

• Russianаневри́зма

• Spanishaneurisma

• Swedishartärbråckaneurysm

• Turkishanevrizma

30.

• Englishabnormal formation

• Frenchmalformation

• Greekδιαμαρτίαδυσμορφία

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• English(teratology) abnormal developmental feature of offspring

• Frenchmalformation

• Greekδιαμαρτία

31.

• English(medicine) abnormal narrowing of a canal or duct in the body

• Frenchétranglement

• Spanishestenosis

32.

• Englishpathology: abnormal mass such as a tumor

• Czechbujení

• Finnishkasvain, kasvannainen, pesäke

• Frenchcroissance

• Georgianneeded

• GermanGeschwulst

• Hebre גידול

• Italiancrescita

• Macedonianизрасток

• Polishnarośl

• Portuguesecrescimento

• Spanishcrecimiento

• Swahiliukuaji

• Swedishsvulstutväxt

• Georgiancheckზრდა, checkნამატი

33.

• Englishact of wandering or deviation, abnormality

• Arabicneeded

• Bulgarianотклоняване

• Catalanaberració

• Dutchaberratie, afwijking

• Finnishpoikkeama, poikkeavuus, eksyminen, hairahdus, harhautuminen, säännöttömyys

• Frenchanomalie

• GermanAberration

• Greekπαρέκκλισηεκτροπήλοξοδρόμηση

• Hungariantévelygés, tévút

• Icelandicneeded

• Irishseachrán

• Italianaberrazione

• Khmerការភ្លាត់ភ្លាំង

• Portugueseaberração

• Romanianaberație

• Russianотклоне́ние

• Spanishaberración

• Turkishsapma, sapkınlık

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) lầm lạc, checkphút lầm lạc

34.

• Englishact of wandering or deviation, abnormality

• Arabicneeded

• Bulgarianотклоняване

• Catalanaberració

• Dutchaberratie, afwijking

• Finnishpoikkeama, poikkeavuus, eksyminen, hairahdus, harhautuminen, säännöttömyys

• Frenchanomalie

• GermanAberration

• Greekπαρέκκλισηεκτροπήλοξοδρόμηση

• Hungariantévelygés, tévút

• Icelandicneeded

• Irishseachrán

• Italianaberrazione

• Khmerការភ្លាត់ភ្លាំង

• Portugueseaberração

• Romanianaberație

• Russianотклоне́ние

• Spanishaberración

• Turkishsapma, sapkınlık

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) lầm lạc, checkphút lầm lạc

35.

• Englishan abnormal or irrational fear of spiders

• Arabicرُهَاب اَلْعَنَاكِب

• Catalanaracnofòbia

• Chinese

• Czecharachnofobie

• Esperantoaraneofobio

• Estonianarahnofoobia

• Finnishhämähäkkikammo, araknofobia

• Frencharachnophobie

• GermanArachnophobie

• Greekαραχνοφοβία

• Hawaiiankipona makaʻu nananana

• Hebre אָרַכְנוֹפוֹבְּיָה

• Hungarianarachnofóbia

• Icelandicköngullóafælni

• Irisharacnafóibe

• Italianaracnofobia

• Japanese蜘蛛恐怖症

• Portuguesearacnofobia

• Russianарахнофо́бия

• Swedisharachnofobi

• Tagalogtakot-gagamba

• Turkisharaknofobi

36.

• Englishabnormal position of an organ

• Finnishmalpositio

• Italiandistopia

37.

• Englishabnormal end

• Dutchvoortijdige beëindiging

• Esperantomisfino

• Finnishvirhelopetus

• GermanAbbruch

• Hungarianrendellenes befejezés

• Japaneseアベンド異常終了

• Polishprzerwanie

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• Englishto terminate abnormally

• Dutchvoortijdig beëindigen

• Japaneseアベンドする

38.

• Englishmedicine: palpable or visible abnormal globular structure

• Finnishpatti

• Frenchmasse

• Italianmassa

• Portuguesemassa

• Spanishmasa

• Swahilimshikano

• Turkishkütle, kitle

39.

• Englishabnormally increased alkalinity in the blood

• Czechalkalóza

• Portuguesealcalose

40.

• Englishabnormal union of surface

• Bulgarianсрастване

• Finnishadheesio, yhteenkasvaminen

• GermanVerwachsung

• Russianспа́йка

41.

• Englishabnormal increase in the volume of blood

• Icelandicofdreyri

• Italianipervolemia

42.

• Englishstate of being abnormal

• Asturiananormalidá

• Bulgarianнеправилност, необичайност, ненормалност

• Catalananormalitat

• Czechabnormalita

• Dutchabnormaliteit

• Finnishpoikkeavuus

• Frenchanomalie

• Galiciananormalidade

• GermanAbweichung

• Interlinguaanormalitate

• Irishainspiantachtéanormalacht

• Italiananomalia

• Latviannenormālumsneparastums

• Manxneureiltys

• Portugueseanormalidade, anomalia

• Romaniananormalitate

• Russianненорма́льность

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sloveneàbnormálnost

• Spanishanormalidad

• Tagalogabnormalidad

• Turkishanormallik

• 
  

• Englishsomething abnormal

• Asturiananormalidá

• Catalananormalitat

• Czechabnormalita

• Dutchabnormaliteitmisvorming

• Galiciananormalidade

• Romaniananormalitate

• Russianанома́лия

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sloveneàbnormálnost

• Vietnamesechecksự không bình thường, checksự khác thường, checksự dị thường, checkvật kỳ quái, checkquái vật

43.

• Englishabnormal new growth of disorganized tissue

• Chinese

• Dutchneoplasmagezwel

• Frenchnéoplasme

• GermanBlastomNeoplasie

• Greekνεοπλασίαόγκος

• Irishneoplasma

• Italianneoplasma

• Japanese新生物

• Occitanneoplasma

• Russianновообразова́ниео́пухольбласто́ма

• Spanishneoplasma

• Swedishneoplasm

• Turkishneoplazma, tümör

44.

• Englishabnormal contraction of a muscle

• Frenchcontracture

• GermanKontraktur

• Italiancontrattura

• Portuguesecontratura

• Romaniancontracție

• Spanishcontractura

45.

• Englishdeviating from the ordinary or natural type, exceptional, abnormal

• Catalanaberrant

• Chinese

• Czechaberující

• Dutchafwijkend, uitzonderlijk, atypisch

• Finnishpoikkeava

• Italianaberrante

• Portugueseaberrante

• Russianотклонятьсяаберра́нтный

• Spanishanómalo, atípico

• Vietnamesekhác thường

• Dutchaberrant, afdwalend

• Finnishhairahtunut, harhaileva

• Hindicheckपथभर्ष्ट

• Romaniancheckaberant

• Russianсбиться

46.

• Englishabnormal thickening of the stratum spinosu

• Portugueseacantose

47.

• Englishabnormal redness

• Czecherytém

• GermanErythem

• Italianeritema

• Korean홍반

• Occitaneritèma

48.

• Englishdeparture from the ordinary type

• Dutchabnormaliteit

• Greekανωμαλίατερατούργημα

• Norwegian

• Romaniannenormalitate

49.

• Englishsomething, usually abnormal, which grows out of something else

• Bulgarianизрастък

• Dutchuitwas

• Frenchexcès

• Maoripukuwhenewhene qualifier

• Russianотро́сток

• Swedishutväxt

50.

• Englishstate of abnormal consciousness

• Frenchonirisme

• Italianonirismo

• Spanishonirismo

51.

• Englishabnormal narrowing or stricture in a blood vessel or other tubular organ

• Chinese

• Czechstenóza

• Dutchadervernauwing

• Frenchsténose

• Malay

• Portugueseestenose

• Spanishestenosis

• Swedishstenos

52.

• Englishabnormal protrusion of the eyeball

• Czechexoftalmus

• Dutchexoftalmus

• Frenchexophtalmie

• GermanExophthalmus

• Greekεξώφθαλμος

• Italianesoftalmo

• Malayeksoftalmos

• Polishwytrzeszcz

• Portugueseexoftalmia

• Romanianexoftalmie

• Russianэкзофта́льм

• Spanishexoftalmia

• Swedishexoftalmus

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