1. An ill habit or state of the humours of the body.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• syscrasia,
• xyscrasia,
• cyscrasia,
• fyscrasia,
• ryscrasia,
• eyscrasia,
• dtscrasia,
• dgscrasia,
• dhscrasia,
• dyscrazia,
• discrasia,
• dyskrasia,
• dyscrasie,
• Dicrasia,
• Diecrasia,
• Dyskresia,
• Dyskrazia,
• Dyskrasa,
• Disrasia,
• Dizcrasia

The adjective form of the word "dyscrasia" is "dyscrasic".

The plural of the "dyscrasia" can be the "dyscrasias".

The singular of the "dyscrasia" can be the "dyscrasia".