Bipolar

/baɪˈpoʊlər/ adjective

Relating to bipolar disorder, a mental health condition characterized by extreme mood swings between manic or hypomanic episodes (elevated mood, energy, and activity) and depressive episodes. The condition significantly impacts daily functioning and relationships.

From Latin 'bi' (two) and 'polaris' (of the poles), literally meaning 'having two poles.' The term replaced 'manic-depressive illness' in the 1960s to better describe the alternating nature of mood states between two extremes.

AMሁለት-ምሊት
ARثنائي القطب
BNদ্বিমেরু
CAbipolar
CSbipolární
DAbipolar
DEbipolar
ELδίπολος
ESbipolar
FAدوقطبی
FIbipolaarinen
FRbipolaire
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