Russian Translation(s) & Details for 'haematic'

English Word: haematic

Key Russian Translations:

• гематический [ɡɪ.mə.'tʲi.t͡ɕɪ.skʲɪj] - [Formal, Medical context]
• кровяной [krɐ.'vʲa.nəj] - [Informal, General description]

Frequency: Low (Primarily used in specialized medical or scientific contexts, not in everyday conversation)

Difficulty: B2 (Intermediate; requires familiarity with medical terminology and Russian adjective declensions)

Pronunciation (Russian):

гематический: [ɡɪ.mə.'tʲi.t͡ɕɪ.skʲɪj]

Note on гематический: The stress falls on the third syllable ('tʲi'). Pronunciation can vary slightly in rapid speech, with the 'тʲ' sound being palatalized.

кровяной: [krɐ.'vʲa.nəj]

Note on кровяной: The 'вʲ' is a soft 'v' sound, common in Russian adjectives; be cautious with the vowel reduction in unstressed syllables.

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Meanings and Usage:

Meaning 1: Relating to or characteristic of blood (e.g., in medical or biological contexts)

Translation(s) & Context:

• гематический - Used in formal medical discussions, such as hematology or blood-related disorders; preferred in scientific writing.
• кровяной - Applied in everyday or less technical descriptions, like describing blood-stained objects, but can overlap in medical use.

Usage Examples:

• Врачи проводят гематический анализ для выявления анемии.

  Doctors conduct a hematologic analysis to detect anemia.

• Эта процедура включает исследование кровяной системы пациента.

  This procedure involves studying the patient's blood system.

• Гематический подход необходим в лечении лейкемии.

  A hematologic approach is necessary in treating leukemia.

• Кровяной цвет ткани указывает на возможное повреждение.

  The bloody color of the tissue indicates possible damage.

• В лаборатории изучают гематические показатели крови.

  In the laboratory, they study the hematologic indicators of blood.

Russian Forms/Inflections:

Both "гематический" and "кровяной" are Russian adjectives, which typically follow regular adjectival declension patterns based on gender, number, and case. Russian adjectives agree with the nouns they modify.

Note: These adjectives do not have irregular forms but must agree in gender, number, and case with the noun (e.g., гематическая for feminine singular).

Russian Synonyms/Antonyms:

• Synonyms:
  • геморрагический (hemorrhagic; more specific to bleeding)
  • кроветворный (blood-forming; in hematopoiesis contexts)
• Antonyms:
  • негематический (non-hematologic; used in contrast)

Fine distinctions: "Геморрагический" is a synonym but implies bleeding, while "кроветворный" relates to blood production, making it context-dependent.

Related Phrases:

• Гематическая система - The hematologic system; refers to the body's blood-related components.
• Кровяной тест - A blood test; a common medical procedure.
• Гематический анализ - Hematologic analysis; detailed examination of blood samples.

Usage Notes:

"Гематический" is the most precise translation for "haematic" in medical contexts, directly corresponding to English terms like "hematologic." It is typically used in formal, professional settings such as hospitals or research papers. "Кровяной" is more general and can be informal, but avoid it in technical discussions to prevent ambiguity. When choosing between translations, consider the context: opt for "гематический" for scientific accuracy and "кровяной" for descriptive purposes. Grammatically, always ensure the adjective agrees with the noun in gender, number, and case, as per Russian rules.

Common Errors:

• Error: Using "гематический" interchangeably with "кровяной" without considering context. For example, learners might say "кровяной анализ" when "гематический анализ" is more appropriate in medical reports.

  Correct: Гематический анализ крови (Hematologic blood analysis).

  Explanation: "Кровяной" can imply something stained with blood, leading to confusion; stick to "гематический" for diagnostic contexts.

• Error: Incorrect declension, such as using the nominative form in all cases (e.g., "гематический" in genitive contexts).

  Correct: В гематическом отделе (In the hematologic department, genitive case).

  Explanation: Russian adjectives must decline; failing to do so can make sentences grammatically incorrect.

Cultural Notes:

In Russian culture and medicine, terms like "гематический" reflect the influence of Western medical terminology, especially from English and German sources. Hematology as a field gained prominence in Russia during the Soviet era, with significant research on blood disorders, which may add a historical connotation to these words in professional discussions.

Related Concepts:

• кровь (blood)
• анемия (anemia)
• лейкемия (leukemia)