anamneses

English - Turkish

Definition of anamneses in English Turkish dictionary

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anamnesis

{i} hastanın geçmişi

anamnesis

anamnez

anamnesis

hatıra getirme

anamnesis

{i} hatırlama

English - English

Definition of anamneses in English English dictionary

plural of anamnesis

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anamnesis

The ability to recall past events; recollection

anamnesis

The mention of the past; quotation of exemplary authors from memory to establish one's authority

Anamnesis

In Liturgy, the commemoration or remembrance of Christ's Passion, Death, and Resurrection; the Eucharist is the anamnesis of the Deliverance from the devil, as the Jewish Passover Lamb was the anamnesis of the Deliverance from Egyptian oppression (Saint Hippolytus)

Anamnesis

the ability to recall past occurrences

Anamnesis

"memorial" or "remembrance," Greek term used to describe the Eucharist as a commemoration of the Passion, Death and Resurrection/Ascension of Christ (Cf 1 Cor 11: 24-25; Lk 22: 19 )

Anamnesis

the case history of a medical patient

Anamnesis

(an um NEE sis) (Greek: "remembrance"): The part of the *Qoorbono after the *Words of Institution which recall the saving deeds of the Lord for His people However, far from being mere recollection, this special kind of remembrance invites the worshiper to realize that the Eucharistic Banquet is the sacramental and mysterious participation in the Lord's Last Supper and Death on the Cross, made present again in the *Eucharistic Prayer, through the power of the Holy Spirit

Anamnesis

a recalling to mind; reminiscence; in Plato, the recollection of ideas known in a previous stage of existence

anamnesis

the medical history of a patient

anamnesis

A recalling to mind; recollection

anamnesis

{i} case history of a medical or psychiatric patient, history of a disease or illness (Medicine)

Etymology

[ "a-"nam-'nE-s&s ] (noun.) circa 1593. New Latin, from Greek anamnEsis, from anamimnEskesthai to remember, from ana- + mimnEskesthai to remember; more at MIND.