Anfall
derNounseizure; fit; attack
English translations
- 01
attack
- 02
seizure
- 03
fit
- 04
onset
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein plötzliches Auftreten einer Krankheit oder eines Symptoms.
- English meaning
- Seizure, attack
- Synonym
- Attacke, Ausbruch
- German example
- Er hatte einen epileptischen Anfall.
- English example
- He had an epileptic seizure.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Anfall
- Plural Form
- die Anfälle
Related words
- anfallend
Occurring
- anfallen
to attack
- Schlaganfall
Stroke
- Lachanfall
Fit of laughter
- Fieberanfall
Febrile seizure
- Wutanfall
Tantrum
- Krampfanfall
Seizure
- Abasie
Abasia
- Pflegling
Dependent
- Sprachstörung
Speech disorder
- Lähmungserscheinung
Paralysis
- Ausraster
Outburst
- Koller
Fit of rage, madness, or confusion.
- halbseitig
Hemiplegic
- Alexie
alexia
- Aphasie
Aphasia is a language disorder caused by damage to the brain, which can impair the ability to speak, understand, read, or write.
- Paroxysmus
Paroxysm
- Embolie
An embolism is the blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus, such as a blood clot or air bubble.
- Arterienverkalkung
Arteriosclerosis
- Krupp
Croup
- Aische
Maid
- Ausfallserscheinung
A symptom or malfunction that occurs as a result of damage or a problem.
- Agrammatismus
Agrammatism
- epileptisch
Epileptic None
- Logopädie
Speech therapy is the treatment of speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders.
- hämorrhagisch
Hemorrhagic means related to bleeding or blood loss.
- Panikattacke
Panic attack
- Apoplexie
Stroke
- Koller
Fit of rage, madness, or confusion.
- Lachkrampf
A fit of laughter is an uncontrollable bout of laughter.
- Fressflash
Binge eating episode
- Lachflash
Fit of laughter
- apoplektisch
Apopleptic means relating to or characteristic of a stroke; extremely angry or excited.
- niesen
To sneeze
- ischämisch
Ischemic
- tobsüchtig
Addicted to gambling
Example sentences with “Anfall”
Er hatte einen Lachanfall. (He had a fit of laughter.)
Frequently asked questions
Is Anfall only medical?
No, it can also describe emotional states like 'Wutanfall' (tantrum) or 'Lachanfall' (fit of laughter).