κατάρρηξις

English (LSJ)

-εως, ἡ, Medic., κατάρρηξις κοιλίης
A violent diarrhoea, Id.Coac.235: abs., Id.Epid.4.26.
2 rupture of membranes, Id.Nat.Puer.30.

Greek (Liddell-Scott)

κατάρρηξις: -εως, ἡ, ὡς ἰατρικὸς ὅρος, κ. κοιλίης, ὁρμητική, σφοδρὰ διάρροια, Ἱππ. 157F· ἢ ἀπολ., 1131G· ἴδε καταρρήγνυμι ΙΙ. 4.

Greek Monolingual

κατάρρηξις, ἡ (Α) καταρρήγνυμι
1. ρήξη μεμβρανών
2. φρ. «κατάρρηξις κοιλίης» — δυνατή σύσπαση της κοιλιάς για κένωση σε περίπτωση διάρροιας.

Dutch (Woordenboekgrieks.nl)

κατάρρηξις -εως, ἡ [καταρρήγνυμι] geneesk. dissenterie, buikloop.

German (Pape)

ἡ, das Herunterreißen, Zerreißen, Sp., bes. Medic., κοιλίης, gewaltsame Leibesöffnung, heftiger Durchfall.

Translations

diarrhea

Afrikaans: diarree; Albanian: purth, bark, diare; Arabic: إِسْهَال‎; Egyptian Arabic: اسهال‎; South Levantine Arabic: إسهال‎; Armenian: լուծ; Azerbaijani: ishal, diarreya; Bashkir: эс китеү; Belarusian: лякса, мыт, панос, дрыстачка, срачка, дыярэя; Bengali: উদরাময়; Bulgarian: диария; Burmese: ဝမ်းကျ; Catalan: cagarrines, diarrea; Chinese Cantonese: 肚屙; Mandarin: 腹瀉／腹泻, 下痢, 拉肚子; Czech: průjem, sračka, běhavka; Danish: diare, diaré, diarre, diarré; Dutch: diarree; Esperanto: lakso, diareo; Estonian: kõhulahtisus; Faroese: lívsýki, búklop, skitja, skræpusótt, myrra, gorlop; Finnish: ripuli; French: diarrhée, foire; Galician: diarrea, cagarría, foira, descomposición; Gallo: deripette; Georgian: დიარეა, კუჭაშლილობა, ფაღარათი, ტრაწი; German: Durchfall, Dünnschiss, Diarrhö, Diarrhoe; Greek: διάρροια, ευκοιλιότητα; Ancient Greek: γαστρία, γαστρόρροια, διάρροια, κατάρρηξις, καταφορὰ κοιλίης, πολύχεσον νόσημα, ὑπέξοδος; Gujarati: અતિસાર; Haitian Creole: vant mennen; Hebrew: שִׁלְשׁוּל‎; Hiligaynon: luput, bala-od; Hindi: दस्त, अतिसार; Hungarian: hasmenés; Icelandic: niðurgangur, ræpa, drulla; Ido: diareo; Indonesian: diare; Ingrian: syäntauti; Irish: buinneach, scaoing, scuaid; Old Irish: búar, buinne, buinnech, díarria, lir; Italian: diarrea; Japanese: 下痢; Jarai: čroh; Kannada: ಅತಿಸಾರ; Kazakh: тышқақ, іш өту, сатқақ; Khmer: អាមាតិសារ; Korean: 설사(泄瀉); Kurdish Central Kurdish: زگ چوون‎; Northern Kurdish: zikçûn, îshal; Kyrgyz: ич өтүү; Ladino: shushulera, kagalera, diarea, salida; Lao: ຖອກທ້ອງ; Latin: foria, alvi profluvium; Latvian: caureja; Lithuanian: viduriavimas; Macedonian: пролив; Malay: cirit-birit, diarea; Malayalam: അതിസാരം, വയറിളക്കം; Maltese: dijarea; Marathi: अतिसार; Mongolian: суулгалт; Nahuatl: amintli; Norman: diarrhée; Norwegian: diaré; Old English: ūtsiht; Pashto: اسهال‎, دست‎, حيضه‎; Persian: اسهال‎, شکم‌روش‎; Polish: biegunka, sraczka, rozwolnienie; Portuguese: diarreia; Punjabi: ਦਸਤ; Romanian: diaree, urdinare; Romansch: fuira, fuera, foira, sfuira, sfuoira, diarrea, diarea, burga, purgia, sfurata, sbierla; Russian: понос, диарея, срачка; Scottish Gaelic: cac-shiubhal, a' bhuineach, spùt; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: дијареја, пролив, прољев; Roman: dijareja, proliv, proljev; Silian: cacareḍḍu, diarrìa, sciota; Slovak: hnačka, sračka; Slovene: driska, sráčka; Spanish: diarrea, colitis, cagadera, churria, currutaca, churretera; Swahili: harisha; Swedish: diarré; Tagalog: bululos, pagtatae, talasok; Tamil: வயிற்றுப்போக்கு, பேதி; Tatar: эч китү; Telugu: అతిసారం; Thai: ท้องเสีย, ท้องร่วง, ท้องเดิน; Tibetan: བཤལ་ནད; Turkish: ishal; Ukrainian: пронос, різачка, бігунка, срачка, діарея; Urdu: اسہال‎, دست‎; Uyghur: ئىچ سۈرۈش‎; Uzbek: ich ketish, ichburugʻ; Vietnamese: tiêu chảy, ỉa chảy; Walloon: schite; Welsh: dolur rhydd