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Sep 17, 2005 06:54
18 yrs ago
Danish term

døve døvblinde/døve døvblindblevne

Danish to English Medical Medical (general) deaf-blind issues
This is another strange one, which doesn't bring up much on google when I try 'deaf deaf-blind' or 'hard of hearing acquired deaf-blind'. Does anyone know if there is a special phrase for this? It appears quite a few times (I haven't yet come across blind døvblinde). I wondered whether it was an error, but it appears too many times for that.
Thanks in advance.

Discussion

Helen Johnson (asker) Sep 17, 2005:
Just thought, having come across the concept of someone being born deaf - could the above refer to someone who was born deaf but not born with visual impairment/blindness, which is acquired progressively (some of this document refers to Usher Syndrome).
Helen Johnson (asker) Sep 17, 2005:
Rather than a comma, do you think there should be a 'bindestreg' instead, i.e. d�ve- d�vblinde / d�ve- d�vblindblevne? It just seems to make no sense calling a patient deaf and deaf-blind, i.e. xx, a deaf deaf-blind man who...
Edith Goebel Sep 17, 2005:
Perhaps a comma is missing: d�ve, d�vblinde

Proposed translations

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Danish term (edited): d�ve d�vblinde/d�ve d�vblindblevne

deaf deafblind/deaf deafblind (aquired condition)

Litt.: "døvblindblevne" > "those with aquired deafblindness"

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Note added at 1 hr 40 mins (2005-09-17 08:35:19 GMT)
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I think the 2nd "døve" in the source text should have been "døvblevne".

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Note added at 7 hrs 32 mins (2005-09-17 14:27:15 GMT)
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Sorry about typo! BLANGSTED is right.
Please read: "deaf deafblind/deaf deafblind (acquired condition)"
Peer comment(s):

agree Gabor Kun
8 mins
Thank you very much!
neutral Suzanne Blangsted (X) : acquired (you have a typo)
5 hrs
Right you are! Sorry!
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