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1. (n.) migraine
a severe, recurrent headache characterized by pressure or throbbing beginning on one side of the head and accompanied by nausea and other disturbances.
Etymology: (1325–75; ME < MF < LL hēmicrānia < Gk hemikr&amacracute;nion; see hemi-, cranium. Cf. megrim)
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| Definition of 'migraine' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) migraine, megrim, sick headache, hemicrania
a severe recurring vascular headache; occurs more frequently in women than men
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| Definition of 'migraine' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) migraine
same as Megrim
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Sense: (an attack of) a type of very severe headache, often accompanied by vomiting and difficulty in seeing
She suffers from migraine.
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 Afrikaans: skeelhoofpyn |
 Arabic: صُداع نِصْفي |
 Bulgarian: мигрена |
 Brazilian: enxaqueca |
 Czech: migréna |
 German: die Migräne |
 Danish: migræne |
 Greek: ημικρανία |
 Spanish: migraña |
 Estonian: migreen |
 Farsi: میگرن |
 Finnish: migreeni |
 French: migraine |
 Hebrew: מִיגרֶנָה |
 Hindi: आधे सिर का दर्द |
 Croatian: glavobolja, migrena |
 Hungarian: migrén |
 Indonesian: sakit kepala migren |
 Icelandic: mígreni, heilakveisa, höf |
 Italian: emicrania |
 Japanese: 偏頭痛 |
 Korean: 편두통 |
 Lithuanian: migrena |
 Latvian: migrēna |
 Malay: migrain |
 Dutch: migraine |
 Norwegian: migrene |
 Polish: migrena |
 Persian: سردرد بسيار شديد، میگرن |
 Pashto: د سردردى ناروغى |
 Portuguese: enxaqueca |
 Romanian: migrenă |
 Russian: мигрень |
 Slovak: migréna |
 Slovenian: migrena |
 Serbian: migrena |
 Swedish: migrän |
 Thai: อาการปวดศรีษะเพียงข้างเดี |
 Turkish: migren |
 Taiwanese: 偏頭痛，偏頭痛發作 |
 Ukrainian: мігрень |
 Urdu: آدھے سر کا درد |
 Vietnamese: chứng đau nửa đầu |
 Chinese: （周期性）偏头痛 |
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