Nov 11, 2014 12:53
9 yrs ago
Latvian term
saiskauds
Latvian to English
Medical
Medical: Health Care
accident report
There is an accent above the 2nd "s" and below the "k". A person fell while ice skating. She broke a bone in her leg and had a lot of bruising. The other thing that happened was: sarauts saiskauds. I thought this would be a torn tendon, but tendon is 'cipsla'.
I was surprised not to find 'saiskauds' in the 2-volume Latvian-Russian dictionary.
Thanks for helping me find the answer.
I was surprised not to find 'saiskauds' in the 2-volume Latvian-Russian dictionary.
Thanks for helping me find the answer.
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4 | connective tissue | Kristine Sprula (Lielause) |
3 | connective tissue | Maija Cirule |
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connective tissue
It seems there is a mistake in the Latvian text as in Latvian there is no such word as "saiskauds". But there is "saistaudi" - connective tissue
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Note added at 7 min (2014-11-11 13:01:20 GMT)
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The word "saistaudi" (derivation from "audi") is normally used only in the plural
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Note added at 28 min (2014-11-11 13:22:35 GMT)
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If it is meant "saišķauds", it is the same as "saistaudi", though very rarely used.
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Note added at 7 min (2014-11-11 13:01:20 GMT)
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The word "saistaudi" (derivation from "audi") is normally used only in the plural
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Note added at 28 min (2014-11-11 13:22:35 GMT)
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If it is meant "saišķauds", it is the same as "saistaudi", though very rarely used.
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Comment: "thanks!"
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connective tissue
Seems the correct spelling is "saišķauds"
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