- dysp
- dysp·nea;dysp·ne·ic;dysp·noea;dysp·noe·ic;
English syllables. 2014.
dysp
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dysp|ne|al — or dysp|noe|al «dihsp NEE uhl», adjective. of or belonging to dyspnea … Useful english dictionary
dysp|ne|a — or dysp|noe|a «dihsp NEE uh», noun. Medicine. difficult or labored breathing. ╂[< Latin dyspnoea < Greek dýspnoia < dyspnoieîn breathe with difficulty < dys badly + pneîn breathe] … Useful english dictionary
dysp|ne|ic — or dysp|noe|ic «dihsp NEE ihk», adjective. 1. of the nature of dyspnea; characteristic of dyspnea. 2. having dyspnea. 3. accompanied by dyspnea … Useful english dictionary
dysp|noe|al — dysp|ne|al or dysp|noe|al «dihsp NEE uhl», adjective. of or belonging to dyspnea … Useful english dictionary
dysp|noe|a — dysp|ne|a or dysp|noe|a «dihsp NEE uh», noun. Medicine. difficult or labored breathing. ╂[< Latin dyspnoea < Greek dýspnoia < dyspnoieîn breathe with difficulty < dys badly + pneîn breathe] … Useful english dictionary
dysp|noe|ic — dysp|ne|ic or dysp|noe|ic «dihsp NEE ihk», adjective. 1. of the nature of dyspnea; characteristic of dyspnea. 2. having dyspnea. 3. accompanied by dyspnea … Useful english dictionary
dysp — dyspnea … Medical dictionary
dysp — • dyspnea … Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations
dyspneic — dysp·ne·ic … English syllables
dyspnea — dysp•ne•a [[t]dɪspˈni ə[/t]] n. pat difficult or labored breathing • Etymology: 1675–85; dys + pnea dysp•ne′al, dysp•ne′ic, adj … From formal English to slang
