Palsy (noun)

1. A condition characterized by muscle weakness and loss of coordination, often caused by damage to the brain or spinal cord.
2. A condition characterized by tremors, stiffness and difficulty controlling movement.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "paralitica" which means "paralysis".

Examples:

1. The patient was diagnosed with palsy.
2. The patient had palsy in his left arm.
3. The patient's condition was caused by a stroke.
4. The patient's condition was managed with physical therapy.
5. The patient's condition was not curable but it was manageable with treatment.