| Definition of 'morphia' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) morphine, morphia
an alkaloid narcotic drug extracted from opium; a powerful, habit-forming narcotic used to relieve pain
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| Definition of 'morphia' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) morphia
morphine
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Sense: a drug used to cause sleep or deaden pain.
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 Afrikaans: morfien |
 Arabic: مورفين، مُخَدِّر، مُنَوِّ |
 Bulgarian: морфин |
 Brazilian: morfina |
 Czech: morfium |
 German: das Morphium |
 Danish: morfin |
 Greek: μορφίνη |
 Spanish: morfina |
 Estonian: morfiin |
 Farsi: مرفين |
 Finnish: morfiini |
 French: morphine |
 Hebrew: מוֹרפיוּם |
 Hindi: मार्फिया |
 Croatian: morfij |
 Hungarian: morfin, morfium |
 Indonesian: morfin |
 Icelandic: morfín |
 Italian: morfina |
 Japanese: モルヒネ |
 Korean: 모르핀 |
 Lithuanian: morfijus, morfinas |
 Latvian: morfijs |
 Malay: morfin |
 Dutch: morfine |
 Norwegian: morfin |
 Polish: morfina |
 Persian: مرفين |
 Pashto: مورفين |
 Portuguese: morfina |
 Romanian: morfină |
 Russian: морфий |
 Slovak: morfium |
 Slovenian: morfij |
 Serbian: morfijum |
 Swedish: morfin |
 Thai: มอร์ฟีน |
 Turkish: morfin |
 Taiwanese: 嗎啡 |
 Ukrainian: морфій |
 Urdu: مورفین یا افیون کے ست کا |
 Vietnamese: Mocfin |
 Chinese: 吗啡 |
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