| 释义 |
‖ miryachit|miːrˈjɑːtʃiːt|
Also erron. myri-. Path.
[Russian miryachit′ (inf.) to be epileptic (Pavlovsky).]
A peculiar nervous disease observed in Siberia and in some non-European countries, the chief characteristic of which consists in mimicry by the patient of everything said or done by another.
1890in Century Dict. 1897Trans. Amer. Pediatric Soc. IX. 168 b, The group of nervous disorders which include the ‘jumpers’ described by Beard, the latah of the Malays, the myriachit of Siberia. 1902Quain Dict. Med. 440 The subjects of Myriachit react only to impulses entering through the efferent optic and auditory channels. |
