unease, uneasiness, discomfort, malaise, discomfiture · discontent
çekim: tamlayan Unbehagens
eş: Missbehagen
köken: un- + Behagen
malaise, uneasiness, cringe · episode of being taken ill, especially suddenly
çekim: çoğul malaises
eş: faiblesse, incommodité, mésaise
köken: From mal- + aise.
aile: malaisant
unease · discomfort
çekim: çoğul malestares
zıt: bienestar
köken: From mal + estar.
indisposition, malaise · unease, uneasiness
çekim: çoğul malesseri
eş: Dylan Cavallari, indisposizione, malanno, malattia, acciacco, disturbo
köken: From male + essere; cognate with Friulian maljessi, Piedmontese malesse.
dat gedeelte van de menstruatiecyclus waarin de verdikte wand van de baarmoeder, het endometrium, dat klaargemaakt was om een embryo op te vangen, wordt opgeruimd om voor de volgende ovulatie opnieuw te kunnen worden opgebouwd
eş: menstruatie, maandstonden, maandbloeding, misselijkheid, onpasselijkheid, ongemak
malaise (feeling of general bodily discomfort, fatigue or unpleasantness)
çekim: çoğul mal-estares
eş: piripaque
indisposition, malaise
çekim: çoğul αδιαθεσίες · tamlayan αδιαθεσίας
köken: Learned formation from αδιάθε(τος) (adiáthe(tos), “indisposed”) + -σία (-sía), formed as a calque of French indisposition.
unpleasant, noxious, nasty · spoiled, rotten · ungrateful, displeased
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nausea, feeling sick
çekim: çoğul illamåenden · tamlayan illamåendes
köken: illa (“ill”) + mående (“feeling”), from the present participle of må illa.
being unwell, queasiness, nausea
çekim: çoğul huonovointisuudet · tamlayan huonovointisuuden
köken: huonovointinen + -uus
malaise
çekim: çoğul malátnosti · tamlayan malátnosti
köken: Inherited from Old Czech malátnost. By surface analysis, malátný + -ost.
malaise
çekim: çoğul indispoziții · tamlayan indispoziții
köken: Borrowed from French indisposition.
unease, discomfort
çekim: çoğul malestars
köken: From mal- + estar.
indisposition, sickliness, upset
çekim: tamlayan meath-thinnis
köken: From meath- (“failing, fading, weak; middling, moderately, fairly, rather”) + tinneas (“sickness”).
fatigue, exhaustion (due to sickness)