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English

Detailed Translations for hallucination from English to Swedish

hallucination:

hallucination [the ~] nomen

  1. the hallucination

hallucination

  1. hallucination

Translation Matrix for hallucination:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hallucination hallucination
- delusion
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
sinnesvilla hallucination

Related Words for "hallucination":


Synonyms for "hallucination":


Related Definitions for "hallucination":

  1. an object perceived during a hallucinatory episode1
    • he refused to believe that the angel was a hallucination1
  2. a mistaken or unfounded opinion or idea1
    • his dreams of vast wealth are a hallucination1
  3. illusory perception; a common symptom of severe mental disorder1

Wiktionary Translations for hallucination:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
hallucination synvilla; hägring; fata morgana Fata Morganaübertragen: eine falsche Vorstellung
hallucination hallucination; sinnesvilla HalluzinationPsychiatrie: akustische, optische, olfaktorische, gustatorische oder die Körperwahrnehmung betreffende (haptische, taktile oder coenästhetische) Wahrnehmungs- oder Sinnestäuschung beziehungsweise besser „Trugwahrnehmung“, die wie eine reale Wahrnehmung erlebt wird, ohne eine zu s
hallucination hallucination hallucinationerreur des sens partagée par l’intelligence, sensation provoquée par une cause intérieure et sans l'action de d'excitant extérieur.

hallucination form of hallucinate:

to hallucinate verb (hallucinates, hallucinated, hallucinating)

  1. to hallucinate
    hallucinera
    • hallucinera verb (hallucinerar, hallucinerade, hallucinerat)

Conjugations for hallucinate:

present
  1. hallucinate
  2. hallucinate
  3. hallucinates
  4. hallucinate
  5. hallucinate
  6. hallucinate
simple past
  1. hallucinated
  2. hallucinated
  3. hallucinated
  4. hallucinated
  5. hallucinated
  6. hallucinated
present perfect
  1. have hallucinated
  2. have hallucinated
  3. has hallucinated
  4. have hallucinated
  5. have hallucinated
  6. have hallucinated
past continuous
  1. was hallucinating
  2. were hallucinating
  3. was hallucinating
  4. were hallucinating
  5. were hallucinating
  6. were hallucinating
future
  1. shall hallucinate
  2. will hallucinate
  3. will hallucinate
  4. shall hallucinate
  5. will hallucinate
  6. will hallucinate
continuous present
  1. am hallucinating
  2. are hallucinating
  3. is hallucinating
  4. are hallucinating
  5. are hallucinating
  6. are hallucinating
subjunctive
  1. be hallucinated
  2. be hallucinated
  3. be hallucinated
  4. be hallucinated
  5. be hallucinated
  6. be hallucinated
diverse
  1. hallucinate!
  2. let's hallucinate!
  3. hallucinated
  4. hallucinating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for hallucinate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hallucinera hallucinate

Related Words for "hallucinate":


Synonyms for "hallucinate":


Related Definitions for "hallucinate":

  1. perceive what is not there; have illusions1



Swedish

Detailed Translations for hallucination from Swedish to English

hallucination:

hallucination [-en] nomen

  1. hallucination
    the hallucination

Translation Matrix for hallucination:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hallucination hallucination
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hallucination sinnesvilla

Synonyms for "hallucination":


Wiktionary Translations for hallucination:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
hallucination hallucination HalluzinationPsychiatrie: akustische, optische, olfaktorische, gustatorische oder die Körperwahrnehmung betreffende (haptische, taktile oder coenästhetische) Wahrnehmungs- oder Sinnestäuschung beziehungsweise besser „Trugwahrnehmung“, die wie eine reale Wahrnehmung erlebt wird, ohne eine zu s
hallucination hallucination hallucinationerreur des sens partagée par l’intelligence, sensation provoquée par une cause intérieure et sans l'action de d'excitant extérieur.