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cerebral palsy (countable and uncountable, plural cerebral palsies)
- (neurology, pathology) A group of non-progressive, non-contagious conditions, caused by brain damage before birth or during infancy, characterized by impairment of muscular coordination.
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group of non-contagious conditions
- Arabic: شلل دماغي
- Armenian: մանկական ուղեղային կաթված (mankakan ułełayin katʿvac)
- Catalan: paràlisi cerebral (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 腦麻痺, 脑麻痹 (nǎomábì), 腦性麻痺 (zh), 脑性麻痹 (nǎoxìng mábì), 大腦性麻痺, 大脑性麻痹 (dànǎoxìng mábì), 腦癱 (zh), 脑瘫 (zh) (nǎotān)
- Czech: dětská mozková obrna f
- Danish: cerebral parese c, spastisk lammelse c
- Dutch: cerebrale parese, hersenverlamming, diplegia spastica infantilis
- Esperanto: cerba paralizo
- Estonian: laste tserebraalparalüüs
- Finnish: CP-vamma (fi), CP-oireyhtymä
- French: paralysie cérébrale (fr) f, infirmité motrice cérébrale (fr) f
- German: infantile Zerebralparese f
- Greek: εγκεφαλική παράλυση (egkefalikí parálysi)
- Hebrew: שיתוק מוחין (he)
- Hindi: प्रमस्तिष्क अंगघात (pramastiṣk aṅgghāt)
- Icelandic: heilalömun f, meðfædd heilalömun f
- Indonesian: lumpuh otak
- Irish: pairilis cheirbreach
- Italian: paralisi cerebrale f
- Japanese: 脳性麻痺 (のうせいまひ, nōsei mahi)
- Korean: 뇌성 마비 (noeseong mabi)
- Kurdish: falinca mejî
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