1 |
AmokA syndrome first reported in the Malay people, usually male, consisting of a period of brooding followed by a sudden outburst of indiscriminate murderous frenzy, sometimes provoked by an insult, jealousy or sense of desperation. The person who runs amok may also die in a form of murder-suicide. Spelled also amuck. The Malay word for "furious a [..]
|
2 |
AmokAmok [N] [S] a valley; a depth
|
3 |
Amoka priest who returned with Zerubbabel. (Nehemiah 12:7,20) (B.C. 536.)
|
4 |
AmokAmok. a valley; a depth
|
5 |
Amoka culturally influenced disorder seen in men in the Philippines, Malaysia, and other areas in the southeastern region of Adia. The person will go through a cycle of incubation and indifference. Subseq [..]
|
6 |
AmokAmok describes a syndrome or pattern of behavior acknowledged in southeast Asia (Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia) characterized by sudden outbursts and frenzied violent behaviors after a period of br [..]
|
7 |
Amok(adv) wildly; without self-control(adv) in a murderous frenzy(adj) frenzied as if possessed by a demon
|
8 |
AmokA Southeast Asian trance syndrome, usually characterized by a short-lived (a few minutes to several hours), sudden outburst of unrestrained violence, usually of a homicidal nature, preceded by a perio [..]
|
9 |
Amok1. A culture-bound mental disorder originally observed in Malaya in which the subject becomes dangerously maniacal ("running amok"). 2. Colloquialism denoting maniacal, wild, or uncontrolled behaviour threatening injury to others. Synonyms: amuck. Origin: native word (05 Mar 2000)
|
<< Amoeba | Amphetamine >> |