anticoagulant

English

Etymology

anti- +‎ coagulant

Noun

anticoagulant (plural anticoagulants)

(medicine) A substance that prevents coagulation; that is, it stops blood from clotting.

Antonyms

coagulant

Translations

substance

Armenian: հակամակարդիչ (hy) (hakamakardičʿ)
Catalan: anticoagulant (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 抗凝劑／抗凝剂 (zh) (kàngníngjì)
Czech: antikoagulant m, antikoagulancium n
Dutch: antistollingsmiddel (nl) n
Finnish: antikoagulantti (fi)
French: anticoagulant (fr) m
Irish: antaithéachtach m
Italian: anticoagulante (it) m
Kazakh: қансұйылтпа (qansūiyltpa), антикоагулянт (antikoagulänt)
Portuguese: anticoagulante (pt) m
Russian: антикоагуля́нт (ru) m (antikoaguljánt)
Slovak: antikoagulant
Spanish: anticoagulante (es) m
Ukrainian: антикоагуля́нт m (antykoahuljánt)

Further reading

anticoagulant on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Adjective

anticoagulant (comparative more anticoagulant, superlative most anticoagulant)

Acting as an anticoagulant.

Translations

acting as an anticoagulant

Catalan: anticoagulant (ca)
Czech: antikoagulační
Slovak: antikoagulačný
Spanish: anticoagulante (es)

Romanian

Etymology

From French anticoagulant.

Noun

anticoagulant m (plural anticoagulante)

anticoagulant

Declension

Declension of anticoagulant

	singular		plural
	indefinite articulation	definite articulation	indefinite articulation	definite articulation
nominative/accusative	(un) anticoagulant	anticoagulantul	(niște) anticoagulante	anticoagulantei
genitive/dative	(unui) anticoagulant	anticoagulantului	(unor) anticoagulante	anticoagulantelor
vocative	anticoagulantule		anticoagulantelor

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