úlcera autóctona (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech:

Noun phrase

Phonetic Transcription:

/ˈulθeɾa autoˈktona/

Translation Options into English:

• Native ulcer
• Endogenous ulcer

Meaning:

"Úlcera autóctona" refers to a type of ulcer that originates from within the body. It is a specific term used in dermatology to describe ulcers that develop from internal factors rather than external causes.

This term is more commonly used in a written context, particularly in medical literature and discussions.

Examples:

1. Spanish: La úlcera autóctona estaba causando molestias al paciente. English: The endogenous ulcer was causing discomfort to the patient.

2. Spanish: El dermatólogo diagnosticó una úlcera autóctona en la piel. English: The dermatologist diagnosed a native ulcer on the skin.

Idiomatic Expressions:

"Úlcera autóctona" is not typically used in idiomatic expressions in Spanish.

Etymology:

• "Úlcera" comes from the Latin word "ulcus, ulceris," which means "ulcer."
• "Autóctona" originates from the Greek word "αὐτόχθων (autókhthōn)" meaning "indigenous" or "native."

Synonyms:

• Sinónimos (Synonyms):
• Úlcera endógena (Endogenous ulcer)
• Úlcera nativa (Native ulcer)

Antonyms:

• Antónimos (Antonyms):
• Úlcera exógena (Exogenous ulcer)
• Úlcera adquirida (Acquired ulcer)