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palilalia Path.|pælɪˈleɪlɪə|
[mod.L., ad. F. palilalie (A. Soques 1908, in Rev. Neurol. XVI. 340), f. Gr. πάλι-ν again + λαλιά talk, speech.]
A speech disorder characterized by repetition of words, phrases, or sentences.
1908Index Medicus VI. 157/1 (Index), Palilalia. 1927Jrnl. Neurol. & Psychopath. VIII. 26 The palilalia (as with stammering) disappears during pre-formed speech automatisms, as for instance, when the patient reads aloud, sings or recites. 1934Jrnl. Amer. Med. Assoc. 1 Dec. 1711/2 Those familiar with such symptoms as automatic writing, palilalia, perseveration and verbigeration are inclined to wonder whether or not the literary abnormalities in which she [sc. Gertrude Stein] indulges represent correlated distortions of the intellect. 1955J. M. Nielsen in A. B. Baker Clin. Neurol. I. iv. 376 Palilalia is a repetitive disturbance encountered in parkinsonism and in encephalitis (as representatives of organic causes), and in schizophrenia. 1961W. R. Brain Speech Disorders vii. 107, I have once met with palilalia as a temporary phenomenon in a patient who suffered from compression of the medulla. |