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1. (adj.) septic
pertaining to or of the nature of sepsis; infected.
2. septic
putrefactive.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < L sēpticus < Gk sēptikós)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) septic, infected
containing or resulting from disease-causing organisms
"a septic sore throat"; "a septic environment"; "septic sewage"
2. (adj) septic
of or relating to or caused by putrefaction
"the septic action occurs at the bottom of the septic tank"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) septic
of the seventh degree or order
2. (adj) septic
alt. of Septical
3. (noun) septic
a quantic of the seventh degree
4. (noun) septic
a substance that promotes putrefaction
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Sense: (of a wound etc) full of or caused by germs that are poisoning the blood
a septic finger; septic poisoning.
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 Afrikaans: septies |
 Arabic: عَفِن، نَتِن |
 Bulgarian: септичен |
 Brazilian: infectado |
 Czech: hnisající |
 German: septisch |
 Danish: betændt |
 Greek: που προκαλεί ή βρίσκεται |
 Spanish: séptico |
 Estonian: septiline |
 Farsi: عفوني |
 Finnish: tulehtunut |
 French: infecté |
 Hebrew: מְזוֹהָם |
 Hindi: पूर्तिक |
 Croatian: otrovan, septičan |
 Hungarian: szeptikus |
 Indonesian: penuh kuman |
 Icelandic: eitrunar-,ígerðar- |
 Italian: settico |
 Japanese: 敗血症の |
 Korean: 패혈성의 |
 Lithuanian: apimtas uždegimo, pūliuoj |
 Latvian: septisks; pūžņojošs |
 Malay: luka septik |
 Dutch: geïnfecteerd |
 Norwegian: betent |
 Polish: zakażony |
 Persian: عفوني |
 Pashto: بوين، بوى ناك، وروست، خوس |
 Portuguese: infectado |
 Romanian: infectat |
 Russian: септический |
 Slovak: hnilobný, hnisavý, septic |
 Slovenian: okužen |
 Serbian: septičan |
 Swedish: septisk, infekterad |
 Thai: เต็มไปด้วยหนอง; ติดเชื้อโ |
 Turkish: mikroplu, mikrop kapmış |
 Taiwanese: 敗血性的 |
 Ukrainian: септичний |
 Urdu: متعفن |
 Vietnamese: nhiễm trùng, gây thối |
 Chinese: 败血病的 |
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