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Greek
Etymology
From Ancient Greek αἴσθησις (aísthēsis).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈe.sθi.si/
- Hyphenation: αί‧σθη‧ση
Noun
αίσθηση • (aísthisi) f (plural αισθήσεις)
- sensation, sense
- πέντε αισθήσεις ― pénte aisthíseis ― five senses
- perception
- feeling
- impression
- notion
Declension
- αισθησιακός (aisthisiakós, “sensual, sensuous”)
- αισθησιασμός m (aisthisiasmós, “sensuality”)
- αισθησιοκράτης m (aisthisiokrátis, “sensualist”)
- αισθησιοκρατία f (aisthisiokratía, “sensualism”)
- αισθησιοκρατικός (aisthisiokratikós, “sensualistic”)
- αισθησιόμετρο n (aisthisiómetro, “aesthesiometer / esthesiometer”)
- αισθητά (aisthitá, “perceptibly; considerably”, adverb)
- αισθητήρας m (aisthitíras, “sensor”)
- αισθητηριακός (aisthitiriakós, “sensory”)
- αισθητήριο n (aisthitírio, “sense organ, intuition”)
- αισθητήριος (aisthitírios, “sensory”)
- αισθητής m (aisthitís, “esthete”)
- αισθητικά (aisthitiká, “esthetically”, adverb)
- αισθητικός (aisthitikós, “aesthetic”), αισθητικός m or f (aisthitikós, “beautician”)
- αισθητισμός m (aisthitismós, “estheticism”)
- αισθητοποίηση f (aisthitopoíisi, “rendering as perceptible”)
- αισθητοποιώ (aisthitopoió, “render something perceptible”)
- αισθητός (aisthitós, “perceptible”)
- ακαλαίσθητα (akalaísthita, “in bad taste”, adverb)
- ακαλαισθησία f (akalaisthisía, “bad taste”)
- ακαλαίσθητος (akalaísthitos, “lacking good taste”)
- αναισθησία f (anaisthisía, “unconsciousness, anaesthesia/anesthesia”)
- αναισθησιολογία f (anaisthisiología, “anaesthesiology”)
- αναισθησιολόγος m or f (anaisthisiológos, “anaesthesiologist”)
- αναισθητικό n (anaisthitikó, “anesthetic”)
- αναισθητοποιώ (anaisthitopoió, “anaesthetise/anesthetize”) & related words
- αναίσθητος (anaísthitos, “unconscious; insensitive, indifferent”)
- ανεπαίσθητα (anepaísthita, “imperceptibly”, adverb)
- ανεπαίσθητος (anepaísthitos, “imperceptible, impersivable”)
- αντιαισθητικά (antiaisthitiká, “unattractively, unesthetically”, adverb)
- αντιαισθητικός (antiaisthitikós, “unattractive”)
- ασυναίσθητα (asynaísthita, “unknowingly”, adverb)
- ασυναίσθητος (asynaísthitos, “not consciously perceived”)
- διαίσθηση f (diaísthisi, “intuition”)
- διαισθητικός (diaisthitikós, “intuitive”)
- ευαισθησία f (evaisthisía, “sensitivity”)
- ευαίσθητος (evaísthitos, “sensitive”)
- ευαισθητοποιώ (evaisthitopoió, “sensitise/sensitize”)
- καλαίσθητα (kalaísthita, “in good taste”, adverb)
- καλαισθησία f (kalaisthisía, “good taste”)
- καλαίσθητος (kalaísthitos, “of good taste”)
- κιναισθησία f (kinaisthisía, “kinaesthesia/kinesthesia”)
- κοιναισθησία f (koinaisthisía, “coenesthesis, coenesthesia/cenesthesia”)
- παραίσθηση f (paraísthisi) & related words
- προαίσθηση f (proaísthisi) & related words
- συναίσθηση f (synaísthisi) & related words
and see: αισθάνομαι (aisthánomai, “Ι feel, sense”)
Further reading