gangrene

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Borrowed from French gangrène, from Latin gangraena, from Ancient Greek γάγγραινα (gángraina, “gangrene”).

83 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: kouevuur — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Albanian: gangrenë — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Albanian: gjall ngrënia — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Arabic: آكِلَة (ʔākila) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Arabic: غَنْغْرِينَة (ḡanḡrīna) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Arabic: غَرْغْرِينَا (ḡarḡrīnā) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Armenian: գանգրենա (gangrena) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Basque: haratustel — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Belarusian: гангрэ́на (hanhréna) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Bulgarian: гангре́на (gangréna) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Chinese Cantonese: 壞疽 /坏疽 (waai6 zeoi1) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Chinese Mandarin: 壞疽 /坏疽 (huàijū) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Czech: gangréna — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Czech: sněť — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Danish: koldbrand — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Danish: gangræn — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Dutch: gangreen — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Dutch: koudvuur — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Esperanto: gangreno — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Faroese: kolubrandur — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Finnish: kuolio — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Finnish: gangreeni — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• French: gangrène — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Georgian: განგრენა (gangrena) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• German: Gangrän — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• German: Wundbrand — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• German: Brand — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Greek: γάγγραινα (gángraina) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Ancient Greek: γάγγραινα (gángraina) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Ancient Greek: σφάκελος (sphákelos) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Hindi: कोथ (koth) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Hungarian: gangréna — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Hungarian: üszkösödés — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Icelandic: ýldudrep — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Icelandic: átudrep — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Icelandic: brandur — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Icelandic: kolbrandur — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Icelandic: drep í holdi — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Indonesian: gangren — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Italian: cancrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Japanese: 壊疽 (eso) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Kazakh: гангрена (gañrena) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Khmer: ដំបៅរលួយ (dɑmbaw rɔɔrɔluəy) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Korean: 회저 (hoejeo) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Latin: gangraena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Macedonian: гангре́на (gangréna) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Māori: kikohunga — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Marathi: कोथ (koth) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Mongolian: үхжил (üxžil) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Navajo: naałdzid — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Navajo: iʼniiyą́ą́ʼ — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Nepali: सइनको घाउले (sainko ghāule) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Norwegian Bokmål: koldbrann — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Norwegian Bokmål: gangren — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kaldbrann — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gangren — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Persian: قانقاریا (qânqâriyâ) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Polish: zgorzel — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Polish: gangrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Portuguese: gangrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Romanian: cangrenă — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Russian: гангре́на (gangréna) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Serbo-Croatian: гангрена — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Serbo-Croatian: gangrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Slovak: gangréna — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Slovene: gangrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Spanish: gangrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Spanish: noma — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Spanish: cangrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Swedish: kallbrand — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Swedish: gangrän — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Tagalog: ganggrena — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Tibetan: འདྲུལ་བ ('drul ba) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Turkish: kangren — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Ukrainian: гангре́на (hanhréna) — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Vietnamese: bệnh thối hoại — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Welsh: madredd — the necrosis or rotting of flesh
• Spanish: necrosar — to produce gangrene in
• Spanish: gangrenarse — to be affected with gangrene
• Spanish: agangrenarse — to be affected with gangrene
• Spanish: necrosarse — to be affected with gangrene
• Spanish: esfacelarse — to be affected with gangrene
• Spanish: cangrenarse (disused) — to be affected with gangrene