antacid

English

Etymology

ant- +‎ acid

Noun

antacid (plural antacids)

1. An agent that counteracts or neutralizes acidity, especially in the stomach.

Translations

agent reducing acidity

• Catalan: antiàcid m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 抑酸劑／抑酸剂 (yìsuānjì), 抑酸剂 (yìsuānjì)

• Czech: antacidum n
• Finnish: antasidi (fi)
• French: antiacide (fr) m
• German: Antazidum m
• Greek: αντιοξύ n (antioxý)
• Hungarian: savlekötő (hu), savcsökkentő
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• Italian: antiacido (it) m
• Japanese: 制酸薬 (せいさんやく, seisanyaku)
• Korean: 제산제 (ko) (jesanje)
• Maori: [rongoā patu waikawa (a medicinal treatment)
• Portuguese: antiácido (pt)
• Romanian: antiacid (ro) m
• Russian: антаци́д m (antacíd)
• Spanish: antiácido (es) m

Adjective

antacid (comparative more antacid, superlative most antacid)

1. Counteracting or neutralizing acidity, especially in the stomach.

Translations

counteracting acidity

• Catalan: antiàcid m, antiàcida f
• Finnish: antasidinen (fi)
• French: antiacide (fr)
• Greek: αντιοξικός m (antioxikós)
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• Hungarian: savlekötő (hu), savcsökkentő
• Korean: 제산제 (ko) (jesanje)
• Portuguese: antiácido (pt)