la
feminine
/ˈnawsea/
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Translation
nausea
Word origin
From Latin nausea ('seasickness'), from Greek nausia, from naus ('ship'). The same root gives English 'nausea' and 'nautical'.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- nausia
- English cognates
- nausea, nautical
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralnáuseas
Examples
.
I felt nauseous after eating.
mareo provocó .
The dizziness caused her nausea.
síntoma embarazo.
Nausea is a common symptom of pregnancy.
pastilla .
She took a tablet for the nausea.
.
The strong smell made me feel sick.
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