Panic

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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Noun 1.3 Translations 1.4 Verb 2 Slovak 2.1 Noun 2.2 See Also

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek Πανικός (Panikos) "of or related to god Pan". From an ancient Greek legend: When the Persians were attacking Greece, god Pan spread an inexplicable sense of great fear to the Persians, which made them run away. Since then the word πανικός (panikos) has the meaning of a great, irrational fear, πανικός φόβος (panikos fovos) "panic fear".

Noun

Singular panic

Plural panics

1. Overpowering fright.

Translations

Danish: panik c. Finnish: paniikki German: Panik f Greek: πανικός (panikos) m.

Slovak: panika f. Swedish: panik c.

Verb

Infinitive to panic

Third person singular panics

Simple past panicked

Past participle panicked

Present participle panicking

1. To feel overwhelming fear.

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Slovak

Noun

panic m.

1. male virgin

See Also

pannafr:panic

it:panic pl:panic fi:panic zh:panic