akinesia

akinesia
akinetic /ay'ki net"ik, -kuy-/, adj.
/ay'ki nee"zheuh, -kuy-/, n. Pathol.
absence, loss, or impairment of the power of voluntary movement.
Also, akinesis /ay'ki nee"sis, -kuy-, ay kin"euh sis/.
[ < NL < Gk akinesía; see A-6, -KINESIA]

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