aphemian.
/əˈfiːmɪə/ Loss of power of articulation, as a result of cerebral affection; spec. a form of aphasia n., in which words are understood and conceived but cannot be uttered.
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aphemia1864
agraphia1867
aphasia1867
asymbolia1874
alexia1875
agraphy1879
amusia1890
anomia1897
dyslexia1917
strephosymbolia1925
acalculia1926
dysgraphia1934
dyscalculia1953
1864 Jrnl. Ment. Sc. 10 260 The seat of morbid change in aphemia.
1878 A. M. Hamilton Nerv. Dis. 163 Broca [c1861] denominated the condition ‘aphemia.’
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