Summary
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grand mal:
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Wiktionary:
grand mal → comitialité, épilepsie, mal caduc, mal comitial, haut mal -
Synonyms for "grand mal":
generalized seizure; epilepsia major; epileptic seizure
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Detailed Translations for grand mal from English to French
grand mal: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)
- grand: parfait; merveilleux; magnifique; superbe; brillant; excellent; éclatant; splendide; fabuleux; formidable; saillant; éblouissant; fantastique; sublime; au mieux; resplendissant; grandiose; avec éclat; de première classe; distingué; convenable; impressionnant; prestigieux; éminent; illustre; convenablement; majestueux; solennellement; dignement; princier; majestueusement; avec distinction; cérémonieusement; cérémonieux; princièrement; extraordinaire; phénoménal; extraordinairement; imposant; spectaculaire
- MAL: couche d'abstraction MAL (Modeling Abstraction Layer); MAL
grand mal:
Translation Matrix for grand mal:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | epilepsia major; generalized epilepsy; generalized seizure; grand mal epilepsy |
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Cross Translation:
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• grand mal | → comitialité; épilepsie; mal caduc; mal comitial; haut mal | ↔ Epilepsie — Medizin: Krankheit, die sich durch plötzliche Krampfanfall kennzeichnet, die zum Bewusstseinsverlust führen können |
Related Translations for grand mal
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Detailed Translations for grand mal from French to English
grand mal: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)
- grand: vast; big; large; lengthy; great; loose; tremendous; enormous; immense; broad; tall; exhaustive; expansive; in detail; elaborate; comprehensive; extensive; abundant; ample; wide; rich; lavish; widespread; detailed; copious; amply; plentifull
- MAL: modeling abstraction layer; MAL
- mal: corrupt; degenerate; rotten; perverted; depraved; putrefied; distress; sorrow; grief; misery; pain; sadness; critical; grave; serious; worrying; mean; bad; illness; inconvenience; vicious; nuisance; low; false; badly; evil-minded; with evil intention; strain; pains; complaint; sore; aching; rude; inappropriate; improper; unsuitable; tactless; out of place; unseemly; uncalled for; indelicat; menstruating; having one's period; wicked; nasty; malicious; annoyance; unsatisfactory; chagrin; vexation; unacceptable; hurting; causing sorrow