ἐμετός

From LSJ

ἀλλὰ τί ἦ μοι ταῦτα περὶ δρῦν ἢ περὶ πέτρην → why all this about trees and rocks, why all these things we have nothing to do with

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English (LSJ)

ἐμετή, ἐμετόν, vomited, Suid.

Greek (Liddell-Scott)

ἐμετός: ἴδε ἔμετος ἐν τέλει.

Greek Monolingual

και έμετος, ο (AM ἔμετος)
αντανακλαστικό φαινόμενο από ποικίλες αιτίες κατά το οποίο εξέρχεται από το στόμα το περιεχόμενο του στομάχου
νεοελλ.
αίσθημα αηδίας
αρχ.
τάση για εμετό, αναγούλα.

Translations

vomit

Armenian: փսխունք; Assamese: বমি; Asturian: vómitu; Bulgarian: повърнато, бълвоч; Catalan: vòmit; Chinese Mandarin: 嘔吐物, 呕吐物; Czech: zvratky; Danish: bræk, opkast; Dutch: braaksel, kots; Estonian: okse; Finnish: oksennus; French: vomi; Friulian: gomit; Galician: vómito; Georgian: ნარწყევი, ნაღებინები; German: Kotze, Erbrochenes; Greek: έμεσμα, εμετός; Ancient Greek: ἔμετος, ἐμετός; Hebrew: קִיא‎; Hungarian: hányás, hányadék; Irish: aiseag, bréitse, cur, múisc, orla, sceathrach, sceith, urlacan; Italian: vomito; Japanese: 反吐; Kazakh: лоқсу; Khmer: កំអួត; Korean: 구토; Kurdish Central Kurdish: ڕشانەوە‎; Latin: vomitus; Latvian: vēmekļi; Lithuanian: vėmalai; Macedonian: повраќаница, блујавица; Malay: muntahan; Maltese: rimettar; Mongolian: бөөлжис; Norwegian: oppkast, spy; Occitan: vòmit; Old English: spiweþa; Piedmontese: vòmit; Plautdietsch: Kolkj; Polish: wymiociny; Portuguese: vômito, vómito; Romanian: vomă; Russian: блевотина, рвота; Scots: bowk; Serbo-Croatian Roman: povraćka, bljùvotina, povraćaj, izbljuvak; Spanish: vómito; Swedish: spya; Tamil: வாந்தி; Telugu: వాంతి; Turkish: kusmuk, kusuntu; Ukrainian: блювота, блювотиння; Urdu: الٹی‎; Vietnamese: nôn, mửa; Volapük: vomitot; Yakan: uta'; Zazaki: vırte

vomiting

Arabic: قَيْءُ‎, اِسْتِفْرَاغ‎; Egyptian Arabic: ترجيع‎, قيئ‎, استفراغ‎; Galician: vómito; Georgian: რწყევა, ღებინება; Hebrew: הֲקָאָה‎; Irish: urlacan, orla; Old Irish: urlacad, urlacan; Kurdish Central Kurdish: ھەراژ‎; Latin: vomitio; Marathi: उलटी; Russian: рвота; Telugu: కక్కుట