Take her diapers off or she will have an erythema.
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Erythema
//ˌɛɹɪˈθiːmə//
Synonyms for "erythema" (17 found)
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17 translations across 14 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- eritema noun (abnormal redness)
Czech
1 entries- erytém noun (abnormal redness)
Esperanto
1 entries- eritemo noun (abnormal redness)
Finnish
2 entries- eryteema noun (abnormal redness)
- punoitus noun (abnormal redness)
French
1 entries- érythème noun (abnormal redness)
Galician
1 entries- eritema noun (abnormal redness)
German
1 entries- Erythem noun (abnormal redness)
Italian
2 entries- eritema noun (abnormal redness)
- eritema solare noun (redness from sunburn)
Korean
1 entries- 홍반 noun (abnormal redness)
Occitan
1 entries- eritèma noun (abnormal redness)
Polish
2 entries- erytema noun (abnormal redness)
- rumień noun (abnormal redness)
Russian
1 entries- эритема noun (abnormal redness)
Spanish
1 entries- eritema noun (abnormal redness)
Ukrainian
1 entries- ерите́ма noun (abnormal redness)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
The clear vesicles shoot up from the surface, as it were, without warning; or there may be for a brief period only a circumscribed erythema like that which usually precedes the appearance of an urticarial wheal.
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