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1. (n.) seasickness
nausea and dizziness, often accompanied by vomiting, induced by the motion of a vessel at sea.
Etymology: (1615–25)
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1. (noun) seasickness, mal de mer, naupathia
motion sickness experienced while traveling on water
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1. (noun) seasickness
the peculiar sickness, characterized by nausea and prostration, which is caused by the pitching or rolling of a vessel
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Sense: ill because of the motion of a ship at sea
Were you seasick on the voyage?
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 Afrikaans: seesiekte |
 Arabic: دُوار البَحْر |
 Bulgarian: морска болест |
 Brazilian: enjoo |
 Czech: mořská nemoc |
 German: die Seekrankheit |
 Danish: søsyghed |
 Greek: ναυτία |
 Spanish: mareo |
 Estonian: merehaigus |
 Farsi: دريازدگي |
 Finnish: merisairaus |
 French: mal de mer |
 Hebrew: מַחֲלָת יָם |
 Hindi: जहाजी मतली |
 Croatian: morska bolest |
 Hungarian: tengeribetegség |
 Indonesian: mabuk laut |
 Icelandic: sjóveiki |
 Italian: mal di mare |
 Japanese: 船酔い |
 Korean: 뱃멀미 |
 Lithuanian: jūros liga |
 Latvian: jūras slimība |
 Malay: mabuk laut |
 Dutch: zeeziekte |
 Norwegian: sjøsyke |
 Polish: choroba morska |
 Persian: دريازدگي |
 Pashto: سمندري ناروغتيا |
 Portuguese: enjoo |
 Romanian: rău de mare |
 Russian: морская болезнь |
 Slovak: morská choroba |
 Slovenian: morska bolezen |
 Serbian: morska bolest |
 Swedish: sjösjuka |
 Thai: อาการเมาคลื่น |
 Turkish: deniz tutması |
 Taiwanese: 暈船 |
 Ukrainian: морська хвороба |
 Urdu: بحری امتلا |
 Vietnamese: chứng say sóng |
 Chinese: 晕船 |
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