Definition
The act or process of thinking; mental activity or intellectual functioning.
Etymology
From cerebrate plus -tion (noun-forming suffix). Constructed in the 20th century to describe the action of brain function and thinking.
Kelly Says
Cerebration is thinking elevated to a noun—when scientists talk about 'the cerebration required for this problem,' they're emphasizing the intentional mental labor involved.
Translations
CACatalà
cerebració
tse-re-bra-sío
CSČeština
cerebrace
tse-re-bra-ce
DADansk
cerebration
tse-re-bra-tion
DEDeutsch
Cerebration
tse-re-bra-tsion
ESEspañol
cerebración
ser-eh-bra-θjon
FISuomi
cerebraatio
tse-re-bra-tio
FRFrançais
cérébration
se-re-bra-sjon
HUMagyar
cerebráció
tse-re-bra-cio
IDBahasa Indonesia
pemikiran
pe-mi-kin-ran
ITItaliano
cerebrazione
che-re-bra-tsione
MSBahasa Melayu
pemikiran
pe-mi-kin-ran
MYမြန်မာ
စဉ်းစဉ်း
seng-seng
NLNederlands
cerebratie
tse-re-bra-tie
NONorsk
cerebration
tse-re-bra-tion
PLPolski
cerebracja
tse-re-bra-chja
PTPortuguês
cerebração
se-re-bra-sāo
RORomână
cerebrație
tse-re-bra-tie
RUРусский
церебрация
tse-re-bra-tsia
SVSvenska
cerebration
tse-re-bra-tion
SWKiswahili
mawazo
ma-wa-zo
TRTürkçe
beyin faaliyetleri
bey-in fa-le-ti-le-ri
UKУкраїнська
церебрація
tse-re-bra-tsia
VITiếng Việt
sự suy nghĩ
suy nghi
ZUZU
ukuthula
koo-thoo-la