ακροαστικά

Greek

Etymology

From ακροαστικός (akroastikós, “auscultatory”), from ακρόαση (akróasi, “auscultation”).

Noun

ακροαστικά • (akroastiká) n pl

  1. (medicine) Sounds heard using auscultation that are symptomatic of a disease.
    Πήγα στο γιατρό και μου βρήκε ακροαστικά.
    Píga sto giatró kai mou vríke akroastiká.
    I went to the doctor and he found my acroastics.

Declension

Declension of ακροαστικά
plural
nominative ακροαστικά (akroastiká)
genitive ακροαστικών (akroastikón)
accusative ακροαστικά (akroastiká)
vocative ακροαστικά (akroastiká)
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