English
Etymology
:From AGr. polytonic|��μ���μα (sumpt�ma) "a happening, accident, disease" < stem of polytonic|��μ�ί��� (sumpipt�) "� befall" < polytonic|��ν- (sun-) "together" and polytonic|�ί��� (pipt�) "I fall"
Noun
en-noun
- Anything that indicates, or is characteristic of, the presence of something else; especially a perceived change in some function, sensation or appearance of a patient that is indicative of a disease or disorder.
Synonyms
indication
manifestation
Antonyms
Treatment of symptoms versus treatment of cause
Derived terms
symptomatic
symptomatology
symptomless
asymptomatic
Translations
Catalan: sÃmptoma m
Czech: pÅ�Ãznak m
Dutch: symptoom n, verschijnsel n
Estonian: sümptom
Finnish: oire
French: symptôme m
German: Symptom n
Greek: ��μ���μα (symptoma) n
Hebrew: תס��� (t�smin), ס��פ��� (simptom)
Indonesian: gejala
Italian: sintomo m
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Japanese: �� (������, sh�j�)
Malayalam: ര��ല��ഷണ� (roga lakshaNam)
Portuguese: sintoma m
Russian: п�изнак, �имп�ом
Spanish: sÃntoma m
Swedish: symptom
Turkish: semptom, belirti
Hindi: lakshan|lakshan
fa:symptom
fr:symptom
io:symptom
hu:symptom
pt:symptom
ru:symptom
fi:symptom
ta:symptom
te:symptom
vi:symptom
tr:symptom
zh:symptom
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