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| etymological origin of | eng: spasmogen |
| etymological origin of | eng: vasospasm |
| etymology | fro: spasme |
| has derived form | eng: spasmed |
| has derived form | eng: spasming |
| has derived form | eng: spasms |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | eng: circumscript |
| semantically related | eng: damp |
| semantically related | eng: deodorant |
| semantically related | eng: dull |
| semantically related | eng: finite |
| semantically related | eng: ligament |
| semantically related | eng: miserable |
| semantically related | eng: puny |
| semantically related | eng: terror |
| semantically related | eng: tiny |
| translation | ces: křeč |
| translation | deu: Krampf |
| translation | deu: Spasmus |
| translation | deu: Zuckung |
| translation | ell: κρίση |
| translation | ell: παροξυσμός |
| translation | ell: σπασμός |
| translation | ell: σύσπαση |
| translation | eng: activity |
| translation | fin: kipukohtaus |
| translation | fin: kohtaus |
| translation | fin: kouristus |
| translation | fin: puuska |
| translation | fin: spasmi |
| translation | fra: spasme |
| translation | nld: kramp |
| translation | nld: stuip |
| translation | spa: acceso |
| translation | spa: espasmo |
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