About Wiktionary · Disclaimers. Search. anosognosia. Language · Watch · Edit. Contents. 1 English. 1.1 Etymology; 1.2 Noun. 1.2.1 Translations. 2 Portuguese.anosognosiaDefinitionfromWiktionary,thefreedictionaryJumptonavigationJumptosearchContents1English1.1Etymology1.2Noun1.2.1Translations2Portuguese2.1Noun3Spanish3.1Noun3.2FurtherreadingEnglish[edit]Etymology[edit]FromtheAncientGreekἀ-(a-,“not,without”)andνόσος(nósos,“disease”)andγνῶσις(gnôsis,“knowledge”).Noun[edit]anosognosia(countableanduncountable,pluralanosognosias)EnglishWikipediahasanarticleon:anosognosiaWikipediaTheinabilityofapersontorecognizehisorherownillnessorhandicap.(pathology)Failuretobeawareofadefectordeficitresultingfromdisability,duetobraininjury(e.g.Anton-Babinskisyndrome).Translations[edit]inabilityofapersontorecognizepersonaldefectsDutch:anosognosie fPortuguese:anosognosia fSpanish:anosognosia fPortuguese[edit]Noun[edit]anosognosiaf(usuallyuncountable,pluralanosognosias)(neurology)anosognosia(inabilitytorecognisepersonaldefects)Spanish[edit]SpanishWikipediahasanarticleon:anosognosiaWikipediaesNoun[edit]anosognosia f(pluralanosognosias)anosognosiaFurtherreading[edit]“anosognosia”inDiccionariodelalenguaespañola,Vigésimaterceraedición,RealAcademiaEspañola,2014.Retrievedfrom"https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=anosognosia&oldid=53718325"Categories:EnglishtermsderivedfromAncientGreekEnglishlemmasEnglishnounsEnglishuncountablenounsEnglishcountablenounsen:PathologyPortugueselemmasPortuguesenounspt:NeurologySpanishlemmasSpanishnounsSpanishcountablenounsSpanishfemininenounsHiddencategory:etylcleanup/en/grcNavigationmenuPersonaltoolsNotloggedinTalkContributionsCreateaccountLoginNamespacesEntryDiscussionVariantsViewsReadEditHistoryMoreSearchNavigationMainPageCommunityportalPreferencesRequestedentriesRecentchangesRandomentryHelpGlossaryDonationsContactusToolsWhatlinkshereRelatedchangesUploadfileSpecialpagesPermanentlinkPageinformationCitethispagePrint/exportCreateabookDownloadasPDFPrintableversionI