/kaʁ.djak/
Translation
cardiac, heart-related
Word origin
From Latin cardiacus, borrowed from Greek kardiakos, from kardia ('heart'). English 'cardiac' and 'cardiology' come from the same Greek word.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- kardia
- English cognates
- cardiac, cardiology
Grammar
Examples
l' .
His father had a heart attack last year.
.
The doctor listened to her heart rate.
souffre ' l'.
He has had a heart condition since childhood.
L' .
The hospital has opened a new cardiac unit.
l' , repris .
After the heart operation, he took up walking again gently.
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