resuscitation

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From Middle English resuscitacion, from Old French ressuscitacion and Latin resuscitātio. Equivalent to resuscitate + -ion.

18 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: اِنْعَاش (inʕāš) — the act of resuscitating
• Bulgarian: съживяване (sǎživjavane) — the act of resuscitating
• Bulgarian: идване в съзнание (idvane v sǎznanie) — the act of resuscitating
• Estonian: elustamine — the act of resuscitating
• Estonian: reanimatsioon — the act of resuscitating
• Finnish: elvytys — the act of resuscitating
• French: résuscitation — the act of resuscitating
• German: Wiederbelebung — the act of resuscitating
• Hungarian: újraélesztés — the act of resuscitating
• Polish: resuscytacja — the act of resuscitating
• Polish: reanimacja — the act of resuscitating
• Romanian: reanimare — the act of resuscitating
• Romanian: resuscitare — the act of resuscitating
• Romanian: reînviere — the act of resuscitating
• Russian: реаними́рование (reanimírovanije) — the act of resuscitating
• Spanish: resucitación — the act of resuscitating
• Spanish: reanimación — the act of resuscitating
• Swedish: återupplivning — the act of resuscitating