Synonyms for "phimosis"

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Related word relations

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5 relation types

More general

2 entries

abnormalcyabnormality

derived

3 entries

blepharophimosisparaphimosisphimosiectomy

has context

1 entries

medicine

is a

2 entries

abnormalitydisease

related to

1 entries

foreskin

Translations

22 translations across 21 languages.

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Ancient Greek

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• φίμωσις noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Catalan

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• fimosi noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Chinese Mandarin

1 entries

• 包莖 /包茎 noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Czech

1 entries

• fimóza noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Dutch

1 entries

• voorhuidsvernauwing noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Esperanto

1 entries

• fimozo noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Faroese

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• likkutútur noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Finnish

1 entries

• fimoosi noun (contraction of the foreskin)

French

1 entries

• phimosis noun (contraction of the foreskin)

German

2 entries

• Phimose noun (contraction of the foreskin)
• Vorhautverengung noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Hungarian

1 entries

• fitymaszűkület noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Indonesian

1 entries

• fimosis noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Italian

1 entries

• fimosi noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Japanese

1 entries

• 包茎 noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Korean

1 entries

• 포경 noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Latin

1 entries

• phimosis noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Polish

1 entries

• stulejka noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Portuguese

1 entries

• fimose noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Russian

1 entries

• фимо́з noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Spanish

1 entries

• fimosis noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Ukrainian

1 entries

• фімо́з noun (contraction of the foreskin)

Sample sentences

1 total sentences available.

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’Twill end in a phimosis, replied Dr. Slop.

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