neuralgia

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From New Latin neuralgia, from Ancient Greek νεῦρον (neûron, “nerve”) + ἄλγος (álgos, “pain”). By surface analysis, neur- + -algia.

30 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: senupyn — nerve pain
• Afrikaans: senuweepyn — nerve pain
• Catalan: neuràlgia — nerve pain
• Chinese Mandarin: 神經痛 /神经痛 (shénjīngtòng) — nerve pain
• Czech: neuralgie — nerve pain
• Dutch: zenuwpijn — nerve pain
• Dutch: neuralgie — nerve pain
• Esperanto: neŭralgio — nerve pain
• Finnish: hermosärky — nerve pain
• Finnish: neuralgia — nerve pain
• French: névralgie — nerve pain
• German: Neuralgie — nerve pain
• Greek: νευραλγία (nevralgía) — nerve pain
• Ido: nevralgio — nerve pain
• Irish: néarailge — nerve pain
• Italian: nevralgia — nerve pain
• Japanese: 神経痛 (shinkeitsū) — nerve pain
• Norman: ceingl'ye — nerve pain
• Norman: tic douloureux — nerve pain
• Polish: nerwoból — nerve pain
• Polish: newralgia — nerve pain
• Polish: neuralgia — nerve pain
• Portuguese: nevralgia — nerve pain
• Portuguese: neuralgia — nerve pain
• Russian: невралги́я (nevralgíja) — nerve pain
• Scottish Gaelic: nearbh-phian — nerve pain
• Spanish: neuralgia — nerve pain
• Tagalog: sakit-dagandam — nerve pain
• Tamil: குடைச்சல் (kuṭaiccal) — nerve pain
• Turkish: nevralji — nerve pain