aphasic

• Die Aphasie betreffend oder von ihr betroffen; die Fähigkeit, Sprache zu verstehen oder zu produzieren, ist gestört.

Relating to or affected by aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to understand or produce speech.

1. C1formalmedical

   Relating to or affected by aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to understand or produce language due to brain damage.

   aphasisch

   • The aphasic patient struggled to find the right words during therapy.
   • After the stroke, he became aphasic and could only say a few words.
   • The speech therapist worked with aphasic individuals to improve their communication skills.

2. C1formalmedical

   Describing someone who is unable to speak due to a brain lesion or neurological damage.

   Nicht sprechen können

   • The aphasic man communicated through gestures and writing.
   • She remained aphasic for months following the accident.
   • The doctor noted that the aphasic condition was caused by a lesion in the left hemisphere.

   Synonymedumbmutespeechless

   Antonymearticulateeloquentfluentloquacioustalkativeverbalvocal

• Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die an Aphasie leidet – einer Störung der Fähigkeit, Sprache zu verwenden oder zu verstehen, oft infolge einer Hirnschädigung.

A noun referring to a person affected by aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to use or understand language, often due to brain damage.

1. Person with aphasiaC1formalmedical

   An individual who has aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to process or produce language due to brain damage.

   Person mit Aphasie

   • The aphasic struggled to find the right words during conversation.
   • Speech therapy can help an aphasic regain some communication skills.
   • The support group is designed for aphasics and their families.