Definition
Plural of excitation; instances of being excited or the process of stimulating something, especially in physics and neuroscience.
Etymology
From Latin 'excitatio,' derived from 'excitare.' The '-tion' suffix indicates an action or state. In modern usage, especially in physics, it refers to electrons or atoms being raised to higher energy levels.
Kelly Says
In quantum physics, 'excitations' has a specific meaning—when electrons get enough energy to jump to higher orbits. It's the same word as the emotional feeling, but scientists borrowed it for particles doing exciting things!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ነኁነ性
ne-gn-ne-s-i-te
BNবাংলা
উত্তেজনা
ut-te-j-na
CACatalà
excitacions
eks-si-ta-sjo-nes
CSČeština
excitácie
eks-i-ta-tsee
DADansk
opildninger
op-ild-ninger
DEDeutsch
Erregungen
er-reg-uŋ-gen
ELΕλληνικά
ερεθίσεις
e-re-thee-see-es
ESEspañol
excitaciones
eks-i-ta-sjo-nes
FISuomi
ärsykkeet
ar-syk-kee-t
FRFrançais
excitations
eks-i-ta-syohn
GUGU
ઉત્તેજના
oot-te-j-na
HIहिन्दी
उत्तेजनाएँ
ut-te-j-na-yen
HUMagyar
felszabadulások
fels-za-ba-doo-las-a-k
IDBahasa Indonesia
eksitasi
eks-i-ta-si
ITItaliano
eccitazioni
ek-si-ta-tsee-o-nee
KKKK
көтерілу
ko-te-ri-lu
KMKM
ការបណ្តាល
ka-ar-ban-daal
KO한국어
흥분 (heungbun)
heung-bun
MSBahasa Melayu
kegembiraan
keh-ge-m-b-ra-an
NLNederlands
excitaties
eks-si-ta-see-es
NONorsk
opphisninger
op-his-ninger
PLPolski
pobudzenia
po-boo-dzhen-ya
PTPortuguês
excitações
eks-i-ta-sjões
RORomână
excitări
eks-si-ta-ree
RUРусский
возбуждения
vozbuzhdeniya
SVSvenska
upphetsningar
upp-hets-ningar
SWKiswahili
kuhamasha
koo-ha-ma-sha
THไทย
การกระตุ้น
gan kra-toon
TLTL
pag-aabot
pa-ga-a-bot
TRTürkçe
heyecanlar
he-ya-nan-lar
UKУкраїнська
збудження
zbu-djen-nya
VITiếng Việt
sự kích thích
su ki-chich-thich
YOYO
àwọn ìgbàgbọ́
awon igb-a-g-bo
ZUZU
ukuthula
oo-koo-thoo-la