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Mongoloid    音标拼音: [m'ɑŋgəl,ɔɪd]
a. 象蒙古人的,蒙古人种的,蒙古症的
n. 属于蒙古人种的人,蒙古症患者

象蒙古人的,蒙古人种的,蒙古症的属於蒙古人种的人,蒙古症患者

mongoloid
adj 1: characteristic of or resembling a Mongol; "the mongoloid
epicanthic fold"
2: of or pertaining to or characteristic of one of the
traditional racial division of humankind including especially
peoples of central and eastern Asia
3: of or relating to or suffering from Down syndrome;
n 1: a member of the Mongoloid race
2: a person suffering from Down syndrome (no longer used
technically in this sense)

Mongoloid \Mon"go*loid\, a. [Mongol -oid.]
Resembling a Mongol or the Mongols; having race
characteristics, such as color, hair, and features, like
those of the Mongols. --Huxley.
[1913 Webster]

2. Of, related to, or affected with, {Down syndrome}; -- not
a technical term.
[PJC]


Mongoloid \Mon"go*loid\, n.
A person affected with {Down syndrome}; -- not a technical
term.
[PJC] Mongols


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  • How did the term “mongoloid” come about to mean someone . . . - Reddit
    How did the term “mongoloid” come about to mean someone with Down syndrome? I mean how did the root ‘mongol’ go from being ascribed to the Mongolian people to the term “mongoloid”? Sorry if I’m making that interpretation up
  • What are the characteristic features of Mongoloid people? - eNotes. com
    Quick answer: The term "mongoloid" is considered impolite outside physical anthropology In this field, it refers to East Asians and Native Americans Characteristic features include shovel-shaped
  • word choice - Mongoloid with reference to Downs syndrome - English . . .
    Dr John Langdon Down, who discovered Down’s syndrome in the 1860s, used “mongolism” and “mongoloid” to describe the syndrome as he stated that there were similar physical characteristics of people with Down’s syndrome to people from Mongolia and Mongoloid race (those of Asian ethnicity)
  • Did the term “mongoloid” only ever mean Down syndrome? Or . . . - Reddit
    The term "mongoloid" was only used to describe Down Syndrome, but that doesn't rule out the possibility that a baby born with some other condition that gave them similar features would have been misdiagnosed as "mongoloid"
  • Why do a lot of European languages use the word mongo or . . . - Reddit
    ""Mongoloid" has had a second usage, now generally avoided as highly offensive: until the late 20th century, people with Down syndrome were often referred to as "Mongoloids", or in terms of "Mongolian idiocy" or "Mongolian imbecility" The term was motivated by the observation that people with Down syndrome often have epicanthic folds Coined in 1908, the term remained in medical usage until
  • What should I say instead of Mongoloid? - Reddit
    What should I say instead of "Mongoloid"? I'm studying Oriental Studies at university In Japanese History class we were thought that to this islands emigrated different groups, two of them being Ancient Mongoloids and Modern Mongoloids (I'm from Argentina so maybe Ancient is not the English scientific term, idk)
  • The term “mongoloid” : r asianamerican - Reddit
    Has anyone else noticed the increased use of the term “Mongoloid” as a substitute for the r-word? To my understanding it is used recently to insinuate someone has Down syndrome or is a complete idiot Am I over complicating this by taking offense to it as an Asian-American and someone that doesn’t like terms that degrade people with intellectual disabilities such as the r-word
  • cmv: “Mongoloid” *should* be an acceptable word to . . . - Reddit
    Before I start, I should clarify that I would never use the word because it is highly offensive I’m only arguing that it shouldn’t be offensive Anyway, in the 18th century, this dude Christopher Meiners divided humanity into three races: caucasoid, negroid, and mongoloid Today, race science is regarded as nothing more than pseudoscience, which is good, because it isn’t real science
  • Why does he look mongoloid ? : r phenotypes - Reddit
    Elon Musk actually does have some distant Indonesian ancestry, so that’s why Maybe North Atlantid+distant Dayakid?
  • Is it offensive or unusual to use Mongolian in the sense of race?
    The use of Caucusoid, Mongoloid, and (especially) Negroid to broadly delineate race is indeed obsolete and has fallen into disfavor You could use "Mongolian" to describe someone from Mongolia, of course, but not general East Asians Race in general is a very touchy subject, and best practice is to treat err on the side of caution (i e if you even think a term might give offense, don't use it





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