eczema

• n. [皮膚]湿疹

ec-、外側。-zema、水ぶくれ、語源的にはイースト菌と同じ。

eczema

eczema: [18] A person suffering from eczema has a skin that is, in a rather gruesome metaphor, ‘boiling over’. The word comes from Greek ékzema ‘eruption’, a compound formed from the prefix ek- ‘out’ and the verb zein ‘boil, ferment’. This in turn goes back to the Indo-European base *jes-, source also of Sanskrit yas- ‘boil, foam’, Welsh ias ‘boiling’, and English yeast.
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eczema (n.)

1753, from Greek ekzema, literally "something thrown out by heat," from ekzein "to boil over, break out," from ek "out" (see ex-) + zein "to boil," from PIE root *yes- "to boil, foam, bubble" (see yeast). Said to have been the name given by ancient physicians to "any fiery pustule on the skin" [Chambers' "Cyclopaedia"].

1. Eczema is a common skin complaint which often runs in families.

湿疹はよく見られる皮膚病であり、通常は遺伝性がある。

2.He has a simplistic view of the treatment of eczema .

湿疹治療に対する彼の見方は単純すぎる。

3.He grew out of his eczema as he got older.

彼は大人になったら湿疹が治ります。

4.A range of ointments and creams is available for the treatment of eczema .

湿疹を治療する一連の油膏とクリームが買えます。

5.It 's a chicken and egg situation.Does the deficiency lead to the eczema or has the eczema led to certain deficiencies？

鶏と卵の問題です。栄養不足による湿疹なのか、湿疹による栄養不足なのか。