cat·a·lep·sy
noun/ˈkætəlepsi/
/ˈkætəlepsi/
[uncountable] (medical)- a condition in which somebody’s body becomes stiff and they become unconscious for a short time
僵住；僵住症；强直性昏厥；倔强症 Word Originlate Middle English: from French catalepsie or late Latin catalepsia, from Greek katalēpsis, from katalambanein ‘seize upon’.