Sunstroke

English

Noun

Sunstroke (plural Sunstrokes)

1. (pathology) Heatstroke caused by an excessive exposure to the sun's rays.

Thesaurus

Minamata disease, altitude sickness, anoxemia, anoxia, anoxic anoxia, anthrax, black lung, caisson disease, calenture, chilblain, coup de soleil, decompression sickness, frostbite, heat prostration, immersion foot, insolation, itai, jet lag, lead poisoning, mercury poisoning, motion sickness, pneumoconiosis, radiation sickness, radionecrosis, red-out, the bends, thermic fever, trench foot

Translations

heatstroke caused by an excessive exposure to the sun's rays

Arabic: ضربة شمس (ar) (Dárbat shams) f. Chinese: Mandarin: 中暑 (cmn) (zhòngshǔ) Czech: úpal (cs) m., úžeh (cs) m. Dutch: zonneslag m. Esperanto: sunfrapo (eo) Finnish: auringonpistos (fi) French: insolation (fr) f. German: Sonnenstich (de) m. Greek: ηλίαση (el) (ilíasi) f.

Hungarian: napszúrás (hu) Italian: insolazione (it) f. Japanese: 日射病 (ja) (にっしゃびょう, nisshabyō), (heatstroke) 暑気 (ja) (しょき, shoki), (heatstroke) 霍乱 (ja) (かくらん, kakuran) Portuguese: insolação (pt) f. Russian: солнечный удар (ru) (sólnečnyj udár) m. Serbian: sunčanica (sr) f. Slovak: úpal (sk) m. Turkish: güneş çarpması (tr)