French translation of icteroid is 
icteroid

Meaning of "icteroid" in English

The term "icteroid" refers to something that exhibits characteristics or aspects resembling jaundice. It describes a yellowish discoloration often associated with liver issues where the skin, tissues, or bodily fluids turn yellow. This can apply in medical contexts or metaphorically to describe anything with a yellowish hue. Its usage is more common in medical literature than in everyday language.

Meaning of "icteroid" in French

In French, "icteroid" also pertains to something that is jaundice-like or characterized by a yellowish tint. It derives from "ictère," meaning jaundice in French, and is used to describe similar conditions where there is a yellow discoloration of the skin or other physical features. In French medical circles, it holds a precise context that aligns with the English usage, particularly in describing symptoms or conditions associated with liver dysfunction.

Pronunciation of "icteroid" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈɪktəˌrɔɪd/.

Pronunciation Variations: There are no significant regional variations in the pronunciation of "icteroid" in English. It is largely pronounced uniformly across English-speaking regions due to its specialized usage.

Pronunciation of "icteroid" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ikteʁɔid/.

Pronunciation Variations: In French, "icteroid" does not have notable dialectical variation, as it is a term primarily used in scientific and medical contexts.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The patient's skin appeared icteroid, suggesting a potential liver issue. (La peau du patient semblait ictéroïde, suggérant un problème hépatique potentiel.)
2. Doctors noted the icteroid tint in his eyes during the examination. (Les médecins ont noté la teinte ictéroïde dans ses yeux lors de l'examen.)
3. The icteroid appearance of the leaves indicated nutrient deficiency. (L'apparence ictéroïde des feuilles indiquait une carence en nutriments.)
4. Her icteroid complexion alarmed the attending nurse. (Son teint ictéroïde alarma l'infirmière de service.)
5. The analysis confirmed the icteroid nature of the bile sample. (L'analyse a confirmé la nature ictéroïde de l'échantillon de bile.)
6. His icteroid symptoms improved after treatment. (Ses symptômes ictéroïdes se sont améliorés après le traitement.)
7. The artist used an icteroid palette to depict autumn. (L'artiste a utilisé une palette ictéroïde pour représenter l'automne.)
8. The icteroid color of the artifact suggested corrosion. (La couleur ictéroïde de l'artéfact suggérait une corrosion.)
9. Icteric patients often exhibit icteroid skin conditions. (Les patients ictériques présentent souvent des conditions cutanées ictéroïdes.)
10. The icteroid hue in the sunset was breathtaking. (La teinte ictéroïde du coucher de soleil était à couper le souffle.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "icteroid" in English

Synonyms: jaundiced, yellowish, sallow, xanthous, yellow-tinged, gold-hued.

Antonyms: colorless, non-jaundiced, pallid, pale, white, ashen.

Similar Words: golden, amber, tawny, ochre, sepia, sunlit.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "icteroid" in French

Synonyms: jaunâtre, ictérique, doré, xanthique, jaune.

Antonyms: incolore, pâle, blafard, blanc.

Similar Words: ambré, fauve, ocre, sépia, ensoleillé.

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