Definition
A medical condition where there is too much acid in the blood, making it more acidic than normal.
Etymology
From Latin 'acidus' (sour) combined with Greek 'haima' (blood). The term emerged in medical terminology during the 19th century as doctors developed ways to measure blood chemistry.
Kelly Says
Your blood has a very specific pH level (around 7.35-7.45), and even tiny changes can be dangerous—acidaemia is what doctors call it when that balance tips toward too much acid, which can happen with kidney disease, diabetes, or severe infections.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
አሲድነት
ah-SEED-neh-t
CACatalà
acidosi
ah-SEE-doh-see
CSČeština
acidóza
ah-TSEE-doh-zah
DADansk
syretilstand
SOO-reh-teel-stahnd
DEDeutsch
Azidämie
ah-TSEE-deh-mee
ELΕλληνικά
οξέωση
oh-KSEH-oh-see
ESEspañol
acidemia
ah-see-DEH-mee-ah
FAفارسی
اسیدوز
ah-SEED-ohz
FISuomi
happamuus
HAH-pah-moos
FRFrançais
acidémie
ah-see-DEH-mee
GUGU
એસિડોસિસ
ay-SEED-oh-sis
HUMagyar
acidózis
ah-TSEE-doh-zees
IDBahasa Indonesia
asidosis
ah-SEE-doh-sis
ITItaliano
acidosi
ah-chee-DOH-see
JA日本語
アシドーシス
ah-shee-doh-shee-su
KKKK
қышқылдық
KEESH-keel-deek
KMKM
អាស៊ីតនិយម
ah-SEE-t nee-yahm
MSBahasa Melayu
asidosis
ah-SEE-doh-sis
MYမြန်မာ
အက်စစ်ဓါတ်
ah-SEE-thut
NLNederlands
acidose
ah-SEE-doh-seh
NONorsk
syretilstand
SOO-reh-teel-stahnd
PLPolski
kwasica
kwah-SEE-tsah
PTPortuguês
acidemia
ah-see-DEH-mee-ah
RORomână
acidoză
ah-CHI-doh-zah
RUРусский
ацидоз
ah-TSEE-doz
SVSvenska
surhet
SOO-reht
SWKiswahili
asidi
ah-SEE-dee
TAதமிழ்
அமிலம்
ah-mee-lahm
THไทย
กรดเลือด
krot leuat
TLTL
asidosis
ah-SEE-doh-sis
TRTürkçe
asidoz
ah-SEE-doz
UKУкраїнська
ацидоз
ah-TSEE-doz
URاردو
تیزابیت
TEE-zah-beet
VITiếng Việt
axit máu
ah-SEE mah