contuses – Ideal Dictionary

Contuses (বাঙালি: আঘাত, ক্ষত, দাগ) is a term that refers to a specific type of injury. It is often used in medical contexts to describe bruises or contusions that occur when blood vessels are damaged due to blunt force trauma.

Part of Speech: Noun (/kənˈtjuːzɪz/)

Definition: Contuses are injuries characterized by localized bleeding under the skin, typically resulting from a blow or impact. They can vary in severity and may cause pain, swelling, and discoloration of the skin.

Synonyms:
– Bruises [ব্রুজের অর্থ] bruise meaning in bengali
– Injuries [আঘাতের অর্থ] injury meaning in bengali
– Wounds [ক্ষতের অর্থ] wound meaning in bengali

Antonyms:
– Heals [সুস্থ হওয়ার অর্থ]
– Mends [মেরামত করার অর্থ]
– Cures [চিকিৎসা করার অর্থ]

Origin: The term “contuse” originates from the Latin word “contusio,” which means “to bruise.” It has been used in English since the late 14th century.

Nearby Words:
– Contusion (Noun)
– Contusive (Adjective)
– Contusively (Adverb)

Contuses in Literature:
– “The bruise on his arm was a reminder of the battle fought.” – Unknown (ব্রুজটি তার বাহুর উপর ছিল, যা যুদ্ধের স্মৃতি ছিল।)

Contuses Meaning in Different Languages:
Bengali: আঘাত,
Hindi: चोट,
Nepali: चोट,
Urdu: چوٹ,
Tamil: காயம்,
Telugu: గాయము,
Arabic: كدمة,
Chinese: 瘀伤,
Japanese: 打撲,
Russian: ушиб.

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