Synonyms for "aphonia" (18 found)

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Closest matches (4)

aphasiaaphonycroakcrow

Strong matches (5)

dumbnessdysphasiafalsettoharshnesshiss

Related words (9)

lispmutenessnasalizationquavershakesibilationtremortwang

Noun(1 words)

voicelessness

Related word relations

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6 relation types

More general

3 entries

defect of speechspeech defectspeech disorder

Synonyms

1 entries

aphony

Related terms

1 entries

aphonic

has context

1 entries

medicine

is a

1 entries

speech disorder

related to

4 entries

aphonicinabilityspeakvoice

Translations

25 translations across 22 languages.

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Ancient Greek

1 entries

• ἀφωνία noun (loss of voice)

Catalan

1 entries

• afonia noun (loss of voice)

Danish

1 entries

• afoni noun (loss of voice)

Esperanto

1 entries

• afonio noun (loss of voice)

Estonian

1 entries

• afoonia noun (loss of voice)

Finnish

1 entries

• afonia noun (loss of voice)

French

1 entries

• aphonie noun (loss of voice)

Galician

1 entries

• afonía noun (loss of voice)

Georgian

1 entries

• აფონია noun (loss of voice)

German

3 entries

• Aphonie noun (loss of voice)
• Stimmlosigkeit noun (loss of voice)
• Stimmverlust noun (loss of voice)

Greek

1 entries

• αφωνία noun (loss of voice)

Hungarian

1 entries

• afónia noun (loss of voice)

Ido

1 entries

• senvoceso noun (loss of voice)

Italian

1 entries

• afonia noun (loss of voice)

Norwegian Bokmål

1 entries

• afoni noun (loss of voice)

Norwegian Nynorsk

1 entries

• afoni noun (loss of voice)

Polish

2 entries

• afonia noun (loss of voice)
• bezgłos noun (loss of voice)

Portuguese

1 entries

• afonia noun (loss of voice)

Romanian

1 entries

• afonie noun (loss of voice)

Russian

1 entries

• афони́я noun (loss of voice)

Spanish

1 entries

• afonía noun (loss of voice)

Swedish

1 entries

• afoni noun (loss of voice)

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