Logopäde
speech therapist
noun lo-go-PAY-duh Rare
Origin: from Greek logos plus paideia
Usage Note
Logopäde treats speech, language and swallowing disorders in children and adults. The feminine is Logopädin. It is a weak noun ending in -e: the plural and accusative are Logopäden. The field is Logopädie.
Examples
"Der Logopäde übte mit dem Kind das Aussprechen der Laute."
Natural Translation
The speech therapist practised pronouncing the sounds with the child.
Literal Translation
The speech-therapist practised with the child the pronouncing of-the sounds.
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