Synonyms for "dysgraphia" (2 found)

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Closest matches (1)

agraphia

Related words (1)

Noun(1 words)

agraphia

Related word relations

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More general

2 entries

learning disabilitylearning disorder

Synonyms

1 entries

agraphia

Related terms

3 entries

agraphicdyscalculiadyslexia

derived

2 entries

dyscraviadysgraphic

derived from

1 entries

graphia

is a

2 entries

diseaselearning disorder

related to

6 entries

agraphicdisorderdyscalculiadyslexialanguagewrite

Translations

24 translations across 17 languages.

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Bulgarian

2 entries

• аграфия noun (language disorder)
• дисграфия noun (language disorder)

Catalan

1 entries

• disgrafia noun (language disorder)

Chinese Mandarin

1 entries

• 書寫困難 /书写困难 noun (language disorder)

Czech

2 entries

• agrafie noun (language disorder)
• dysgrafie noun (language disorder)

Estonian

2 entries

• düsgraafia noun (language disorder)
• vaegkirjutamine noun (language disorder)

Finnish

2 entries

• dysgrafia noun (language disorder)
• kirjoitushäiriö noun (language disorder)

French

1 entries

• dysgraphie noun (language disorder)

German

2 entries

• Dysgraphie noun (language disorder)
• Schreibschwäche noun (language disorder)

Hebrew

1 entries

• דיסגרפיה noun (language disorder)

Hungarian

2 entries

• diszgráfia noun (language disorder)
• írászavar noun (language disorder)

Irish

1 entries

• diosgraife noun (language disorder)

Italian

1 entries

• disgrafia noun (language disorder)

Japanese

1 entries

• 書字障害 noun (language disorder)

Polish

2 entries

• agrafia noun (language disorder)
• dysgrafia noun (language disorder)

Portuguese

1 entries

• disgrafia noun (language disorder)

Russian

1 entries

• дисграфи́я noun (language disorder)

Swedish

1 entries

• dysgrafi noun (language disorder)

Sample sentences

1 total sentences available.

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Students with dysgraphia have severe problems learning to write.

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