English
Etymology
L. claustrum "a shut in place," from claudere "to close" + Greek phobos "fear." First attested in the British Medical Journal.
Pronunciation
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-əʊbiə|-əʊbiə
Noun
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- The fear of closed, tight places.
Translations
trans-top|fear of closed, tight places
Breton: t|br|klostrofobiezh|m|xs=Breton
Danish: t-|da|klaustrofobi
Dutch: t|nl|claustrofobie
Esperanto: t-|eo|klaÅstrofobio|xs=Esperanto
Finnish: t-|fi|klaustrofobia
French: t|fr|claustrophobie|f
German: t-|de|Platzangst|f, t+|de|Klaustrophobie|f
Greek: t|el|κλειστοφοβία|f|trkleistofobÃa|scGrek
Hebrew: t-|he|קל×וסטרופוביה|sc=Hebr
Irish: t|ga|clástrafóibe|f|xs=Irish
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Italian: t+|it|claustrofobia|f
Japanese: t-|ja|閉所æ怖症|sc=Jpan
Manx: t|gv|feoh chionney|xs=Manx
Norwegian: t-|no|klaustrofobi
Polish: t-|pl|klaustrofobia
Portuguese: t+|pt|claustrofobia|f
Russian: t|ru|клауÑтрофобиÑ|trklaustrofobiÇŽ|scCyrl
Serbian: t|sr|клауÑтрофобија|trklaustrofobija|scCyrl
Spanish: t+|es|claustrofobia|f
Swedish: t-|sv|klaustrofobi|c
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Category:Phobias
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