epileptic

epileptic

English

Alternative forms

• epileptick (obsolete)

Etymology

From French épileptique

Adjective

epileptic (not comparable)

1. Of or relating to epilepsy.
2. Of or relating to an epileptic or epileptics (epileptic people).

Translations

of or relating to epilepsy

Catalan: epilèptic Czech: epileptický (cs) m Danish: epileptisk Esperanto: epilepsia (eo) French: épileptique (fr) German: epileptisch (de), fallsüchtig (de) Greek: επιληπτικός (el) (epiliptikós) Ancient: ἐπιληπτικός (epilēptikós) Hungarian: epilepsziás (hu) Irish: titimeach, titimis Malay: epileptik

Norwegian: Bokmål: epileptisk Nynorsk: epileptisk Portuguese: epiléptico (Portugal), epilético (Brazil) Russian: эпилепти́ческий (ru) (epileptíčeskij) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: епилѐптичкӣ Roman: epilèptičkī (sh) Spanish: epiléptico (es) Volapük: peiläpik (vo)

of or relating to an epileptic or epileptics

Esperanto: (♂♀) epilepsiula, (explicitly ♂) virepilepsiula, (explicitly ♀) epilepsiulina Irish: titimeach

Portuguese: epiléptico (Portugal), epilético (Brazil) Volapük: (♂♀) peiläpanik, (♂) hipeiläpanik, (♀) jipeiläpanik

Noun

epileptic (plural epileptics)

1. A person who has epilepsy.
2. (archaic) A medicine for the cure of epilepsy.

Translations

person who has epilepsy

Assamese: আঁৱৰীয়া (ãoria) Bengali: মৃগীরোগী (mrigīrogī) Catalan: epilèptic m Czech: epileptik m Danish: epileptiker Esperanto: (♂♀) epilepsiulo, (explicitly ♂) virepilepsiulo, (explicitly ♀) epilepsiulino German: Epileptiker (de) m, Epileptikerin (de) f Greek: επιληπτικός (el) (epiliptikós)

Hungarian: epilepsziás (hu) Irish: titimeach m Russian: эпиле́птик (ru) m (epiléptik) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: па̏давича̄р m, па̏давича̄рка f, епилѐптича̄р m, епилѐптича̄рка f Roman: pȁdavičār (sh) m, pȁdavičārka (sh) f, epilèptičār (sh) m, epilèptičārka (sh) f Volapük: (♂♀) peiläpan (vo), (♂) hipeiläpan, (♀) jipeiläpan