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Instance of: lemon:LexicalSense
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lemon:definition Statement1
rdf:type lemon:SenseDefinition
lemon:value eng “A partial or total loss of language skills due to brain damage. Usually, damage to the left perisylvian region, including Broca's area and Wernike's area, causes aphasia.”
lemon:value eng “Modern Latin, from Ancient Greek ἀφασία, from ἄφατος (“speechless”), from ἀ- (“a-”) + φάσις (“speech”).”
uby:definitionType “intensionalDefinition”
uby:statementType “etymology”
uby:equivalent deu “Aphasie”
uby:equivalent dan “afasi”
uby:equivalent nor “afasi”
uby:equivalent est “afasia”
uby:equivalent fin “afasia”
uby:equivalent glg “afasia”
uby:equivalent ita “afasia”
uby:equivalent por “afasia”
uby:equivalent spa “afasia”
uby:equivalent nld “afasie”
uby:equivalent epo “afazio”
uby:equivalent ido “afazio”
uby:equivalent ita “afemia”
uby:equivalent cat “afàsia”
uby:equivalent hun “afázia”
uby:equivalent ces “afázie”
uby:equivalent fra “aphasie”
uby:equivalent isl “málstol”
uby:equivalent ell “αφασία”
uby:equivalent rus “афазия”
uby:index “1”
uby:monolingualExternalRef MonolingualExternalRef1
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uby:externalReference “35056:0:1”
uby:externalSystem “Wiktionary sense key”
uby:semanticLabel SemanticLabel1
rdf:type uby:SemanticLabel
uby:label “pathology”
uby:type “domain”

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