psychiatric

English

Etymology

From psychiatry +‎ -ic or psych- +‎ -iatric.

Pronunciation

enPR: sī'-ki-ătʹ-rĭk, IPA^(key): /ˌsaɪ.ki.ˈæt.ɹɪk/
Rhymes: -ætɹɪk
Hyphenation: psy‧chi‧at‧ric

Adjective

psychiatric (not comparable)

Of, or relating to, psychiatry.

Translations

of, or relating to, psychiatry

Asturian: siquiátricu
Belarusian: псіхіятры́чны (psixijatrýčny)
Bulgarian: психиатричен (psihiatričen)
Catalan: psiquiàtric
Czech: psychiatrický (cs)
Danish: psykiatrisk
Dutch: psychiatrisch (nl)
Estonian: psühhiaatriline
Finnish: psykiatrinen (fi)
French: psychiatrique (fr)
Galician: psiquiátrico (gl)
German: psychiatrisch (de)
Greek: ψυχιατρικός (el) (psychiatrikós)
Hungarian: pszichiátriai
Ido: psikiatriala
Interlingua: psychiatric
Italian: psichiatrico (it)
Kazakh: психиатриялық (psixiatriälyq)
Latvian: psihiatrisks
Polish: psychiatryczny (pl)
Portuguese: psiquiátrico (pt)
Russian: психиатри́ческий (ru) (psixiatríčeskij)
Spanish: psiquiátrico
Swedish: psykiatrisk (sv)
Turkish: psikiyatrik
Ukrainian: психіатри́чний (psyxiatrýčnyj)

Noun

psychiatric (plural psychiatrics)

(dated) A person who has a psychiatric disorder.
- 1954, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations, Hearings, page 907:
  They are the tuberculars, the psychiatrics, and the older men suffering from chronic conditions. All of those men are totally disabled.

Interlingua

Adjective

psychiatric (not comparable)

psychiatric

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