sunstroke

English

Etymology

sun +‎ stroke

Noun

sunstroke (plural sunstrokes)

(pathology) Heatstroke caused by an excessive exposure to the sun's rays.

Translations

heatstroke caused by an excessive exposure to the sun's rays

Arabic: ضَرْبَة شَمْس‎‎ f (ḍarbat šams)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 中暑 (zh) (zhòngshǔ)
Crimean Tatar: küneş çarpması
Czech: úpal (cs) m, úžeh (cs) m
Dutch: zonneslag m
Esperanto: sunfrapo
Finnish: auringonpistos (fi)
French: insolation (fr) f
German: Sonnenstich (de) m
Greek: ηλίαση (el) f (ilíasi)
Hungarian: napszúrás (hu)

Icelandic: sólstingur m
Italian: insolazione (it) f
Japanese: 日射病 (にっしゃびょう, nisshabyō), (heatstroke) 暑気 (ja) (しょき, shoki), (heatstroke) 霍乱 (ja) (かくらん, kakuran)
Portuguese: insolação (pt) f
Russian: со́лнечный уда́р m (sólnečnyj udár)
Serbo-Croatian: sunčanica (sh) f
Slovak: úpal m
Spanish: insolación (es) f, tabardillo
Swedish: solsting (sv) n
Telugu: ఎండదెబ్బ (te) (eṇḍadebba), వడదెబ్బ (te) (vaḍadebba)
Turkish: güneş çarpması
Vietnamese: say nắng (vi)

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