Pneuma
Noun
In ancient Greek philosophy, 'pneuma' refers to the vital spirit or the breath of life.
In Stoic philosophy, pneuma is considered the principle that gives life to the body.

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vital spirit,breath of life,life force
Noun
In anatomy, it can refer to air or gas present in the lungs.
The doctor noted that the patient's lungs were clear of any excess pneuma.

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lung capacity,pulmonary function,respiratory health
Noun
In ancient Greek philosophy, 'pneuma' refers to the vital spirit or the breath of life.
In Stoic philosophy, pneuma is considered the principle that gives life to the body.

Usage tips
Neutral
vital spirit,breath of life,life force
Noun
In anatomy, it can refer to air or gas present in the lungs.
The doctor noted that the patient's lungs were clear of any excess pneuma.

Usage tips
Neutral
lung capacity,pulmonary function,respiratory health
Definition 1 of 2

Context
Used primarily in philosophical and medical settings
The context in which pneuma is mentioned shapes its meaning.
Formality
Often considered a formal term
Use in literary or academic discussions for clarity.
Historical
Rooted in ancient philosophical texts
Familiarity with historical texts may enrich understanding.
Context
Used primarily in philosophical and medical settings
The context in which pneuma is mentioned shapes its meaning.
Formality
Often considered a formal term
Use in literary or academic discussions for clarity.
Historical
Rooted in ancient philosophical texts
Familiarity with historical texts may enrich understanding.
Context
Used primarily in philosophical and medical settings
The context in which pneuma is mentioned shapes its meaning.
Formality
Often considered a formal term
Use in literary or academic discussions for clarity.
Historical
Rooted in ancient philosophical texts
Familiarity with historical texts may enrich understanding.
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