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FRANgAIS-ANGLAIS.
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DICTIONS AIEE
TEEMES DE MEDECINE.
FT? A.lSrC AIS - AISTG^LAIS.
PAR
H. DE MEEIC,
Mgmbbe du College Royal des Chiruhoiens d'Anoletbrre ;
Chirurgien DE L'HdPiTAL Pran^ais X LONDRES;
Membke DE la'Soci£ti5 d'Hygikne DE Paris ; Membre Correspondant de
LA SOCIETE DE DeRMATOLOOIE ET DE SyPHILIORAPHIE DK FARIS, ETC.
LONDON :
BAILLIERE, TINDALL AND COX,
20 & 21, KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND.
1899.
N/2,
PEEFACE.
En redigeant un dictionnaire fran^ais-anglais des termes de medecine, il est bien difficile de se borner aux mots qui se rapportent uniquement a la medecine, a la chirurgie, a I'anatomie, a la pathologie, etc. Meme Ton m'a reproche, lors de la publication de mon dictionnaire anglais-fran(;ai8, d'avoir insere des mots de langage courant qui, a premiere vue, paraissaient n'avoir rien a faire dans un tel ouvrage ; pourtant j'ai cru bien faire, vu le grand nombre de fois qu'on les rencontre dans les livres de medecine, de conserver dans cette seconde partie beaucoup de termes que Ton pourrait peut-etre inclure dans cette categorie. La seconde partie est moins longue que la premiere puisqu'il est inutile de mettre les genres aux mots anglais et parce que je n'ai pas juge necessaire de repeter les traitements en medecine ni les operations de chirurgie que Ton trouvera dans la premiere partie sous les noms des medecins et des chirurgiens qui les ont d'abord pratique's. — Quant a I'emploi de la lettre // dans * hemorrhagie,' 'urethre,' ' ophthalmie,' etc., je pense que la vraie orthographe doit etre celle qui conserve cette lettre, par rapport a la deriva- tion de ces mots. — A I'egard des rares termes fran9ais qui n'ont pas leur exact equivalent en anglais, j'ai fait mon possible de les indiquer par une courte phrase anglaise qui exprime leur signification. — En anglais on designe les muscles (sauf quelques exceptions) et beaucoup d'autres parties anatomiques par des mots latins seulement. — Les
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ordonnances anglaises sont aussi ecrites en latin. — A la fin du livre Ton trouvera une table des mesures et poids fran9ai8 avec leurs equivalents anglais, ainsi que quelques ordonnances en latin et en fran9ais.
H. DE MERIC.
LONDBES,
Septembre, 1899.
ABREVIATIONS.
IMVJ. .
adv. .
/. • lot. .
m.
Ph. . pi. .
Pop.
P-P- ■ p.pr.
s.
V. .
v.a. . v.n. . v.r. . Vet.. Vulg.
Pran^ais. Anglais.
Adjectif Adjective.
Adverbe Adverb.
F^minin Feminine.
Latin Latin.
Masculin Masculine.
Pharmaceutique . . . Pharmaceutical.
Pluriel Plural.
Terme populaire . Popular term.
Participe passe .... Past participle.
Participe present . . . Present participle.
Substantif Substantive or Noun.
Voyez See.
Verbe actif Verb active.
Verba neutre .... Verb neuter.
Verbe reflechi .... Reflective verb.
Veterinaire Veterinary.
Vulgairement .... Vulgarly.
r>EUXlt:ME PARTIE.
DICTIONNAIRE DES TERMES DE MEDECINE. FRANCAIS-ANGLAIS,
A.
A. , ou A. A. Abbreviation for Ava ; in prescribing, aa. [aiia.
A. A. A. Abbreviation for Amalgam =
Abaction. Abactio ; Abortion.
Abaisse-langue. Tongue-depressor or Tongue-spatula.
Abaissement. Deijression ; Abate- ment ; Couching.
Abaisse-paupiere. Instrument for de- pressing the lower eyelid.
Abaisseur. Depressor.
Abajoue. Cheek- pouch ; Gill.
Abali^n^. (1) Abalienated ; (2) Gan- grenous. [Abaptiston.
Abaptista ; Abaptiston. Abaptista ;
Abarthrose. Abarthrosis ; Diarthrosis ; Abarticulation. [(2) Dislocation.
Abarticulation. (1) Abarticulation ;
Abatage, et mieux, Abattage. Slaugh- tering (of animals) ; Felling.
Aba,tardissement. Degeneration ; De- generacy (of families or races).
Abattement. Prostration ; Faintness ; Lowr state ; Dejection.
Abattoir. Slaughter-house.
Abattre. To slaughter ; To fell ; To shorten by cutting (hoofs or horns of animals).
Abo^der. To terminate by the forma- tion of an abscess.
Abces. Abscess.
Abdomen. Abdomen ; Belly.
Abdominal, -ale. Abdominal.
Abdominoscopie, et mieux, Laparo- scopie. Laparoscopy. [Abducent.
Abducteur. Abductor ; Abducens ;
Abduction. Abduction.
Abeille. Bee.
Aberrant, -ante. Aberrant.
ABE Aberration. Aberration. Abevacuation. Abevacuation ; Apo-
cenosis ; Metastasis. Abies ; Le sapin. Abies ; Fir. Abi^tate. A salt of abietic acid. Abi^tine. Abietin.
Abi^tin^. Belonging to the fir species. Abi^tique. Acide-. Abietic acid. Abiogenese. Abiogenesis. Abirritant. Abirritant. Abirritatif, -ive. Abirritative. Abirritation. Abirritation ; Atony ;
Asthenia. Ablactation. Ablactation ; Weaning. Ablation. Ablation ; Removal ; Ex- Abl^pharon. Ablepharon. [cision.
Ablepsie. Ablepsia ; Blindness. Abluant, -ante. Abluent : Detergent. Ablution. Ablution ; Washing. Abnormity. Abnormity ; Abnormality, Aboi, ou Aboiement. Bark ; Barking
(of the dog) ; Baying (of the hound). Abolition. Abolition ; Suspension. Abomasum, ou -sus. Abomasum. Abord. Access ; Approach ; Edge. Aborigene. Aborigines ; Native ; In- Abortif, -ive. Abortive. [digenous.
Abortif. An abortifacient. Abouchement. Anastomosis ; The
opening of one vessel into another. Aboulie. Aboulia ; Abulia. Aboutir. To come to a head ; To burst
(Abscess). [(Abscess).
Aboutissement. The drawing to a head Aboyeur, -euse. A neuropathic person Abrachie. Abrachia. [who barks.
Abrachioc^phalie. Abrachiocephalia. Abranches. Abranchia. [coriation.
Abrasion. Abrasion ; Abrasio ; Ex- 1
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Abre. Abrus.
Abreuve, -6e. Soaked with ; Bathed in.
Abreuvement. The act of giving drink
to invalids or to animals. Abr^viation. Abbreviation. Abricot. Apricot. Abruption. (1) Abruption; (2) A
transverse fracture. Abrutissement. Stupor ; Besotted state. Abscision, on Abscission. Abscission. Absence. Momentary suspension of all cerebral action excepting the per- ception of raotricity. [Wormwood. Absinthe. Absinthe ; Absinthium ; Absinth^, -6e. Containing absinthe. Absinth^mie. The presence of ab- sinthin in the blood. [or -ne.
Absinthine, ou Absinth^ine. Absinthin, Absinthique. Acide-. Succinic acid. Absinthism. Absinthism. Absolu, -ue. Absolute. Absorbable. Absorbable. Absorbant, -ante. Absorbent. Absorptiometre. Absorptiometer. Absorption. Absorption. Absteme. A person who abstains from
all spirituous beverages. Abstergent, -ente. Abstergent ; Cleans- ing ; Detergent. [remedies. Abstersion. The effect of abstergent Abstinence. Abstinence. Abstractif, -ive. Removed by distilla- tion ; Abstractive. Abstraction. Abstraction. [ted. Abstrait, -aite. Abstracted ; Separa- Abulie. Abulia ; Aboulia. Acacia ; Acacie. Acacia. Academic. Academy.
Acajou. Acajou ; Cashew.
Acajuba. The cashew-nut.
Acalyphe. Acalypha.
Acampsie. Acampsia.
Acanthe. Acantha.
Acanthichthyose. Acanthichthyosis.
Acanthobole. Forceps for the extrac- tion of foreign bodies ; Acanthobolus.
Acanthoc^phale. Acanthocephalous.
Acanthoc^phalie. Acanthocephalia.
Acanthoide. Acanthoid.
Acanthophage. Acantliophagous.
Acanthopelvis. Acanthopelvis ; Acan- thopelys.
Acarde. (1) Acardiac ; (2) Timid.
Acardie. Acardia.
Acare, Acarus. Acarus.
Acariasis. Acariasis ; Mange.
Acaride ; Acaridien. Acarid ; Acaridan.
Acarien ; Acarin, -ine. Acarian.
Acaroide. Acaroid.
Acarotoxique. Acarotoxic. Acaipe. Acarpous. Acarus ; Acare. Acarus. Acatalepsie. Acatalepsy. Acatapose. Acataposis. Acatastatique. Acatastatic. Acatharsie. Acatharsia. Acaud4, -^e. Acaudal ; Acaudate. Acaule. Acaules {pL). Accablement. Dejection of spirits ; Grief ; Oppression. [Accelerator. Acc6lerateur, -trice. Accelerative ; Acceleration. Acceleration. Accel6re, -6e. Accelerated. Acces. Access ; Attack ; Fit. Accession. Accession ; Paroxysm. Accessoire, adj. Accessory. Accessoire, *■. Accessorius. Accident. Accident. Accidentalisme. Accidentalism. Accidentaliste. Accidentalist. Accidentel, -elle. Accidental. Accipitre. Accipiter. Acclimatation. Acclimation ; Accli- matisation, or -zation. Aoclimatement. Naturalisation, or
-zation. Accolement. Union ; Joining. Accombant, -ante. Accumbent. Accommodateur, -trice. That which tends to accommodation.
Accommodatif, -ive. Pertaining to accommodation.
Accommodation. Accommodation ; Adaptation ; Adjustment.
Accompagnement. Accompaniment (Cataract).
Accord. Accord ; Harmony.
Accouchement. Labour ; Delivery.
Accoucheur. A medical man who attends a labour.
Accoucheuse. Midwife. [Copulation.
Accouplement. Coupling ; Pairing ;
Accoutumance. Immunity (to a drug) acquired by habitual use.
Accr^mentitiel, -elle. Accrementitial.
Accrementition. Accrementition.
Accrescent, -ente. Accrescent.
Accretion. Accretion. [Enlargement.
Accroissement. Growth ; Increase ;
Accumulateur. Accumulator.
Accumulation. Accumulation.
Ac^die. Acedia.
Ac^naphtene. Acenaphthene.
Ac^phale. Acephalous, adj.; Ace- phalus, s. ; Acephal.
Ac^phalie. Acephalia.
Ac6phalien, -ienne. Acephalan.
Ac^phalobrachie. Acephalobrachia.
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Ac6phalocardie. Acephalocardia. Ac6phalochire. Acephalochirus. Acephalocyste. Acephalocyst. Acephalogastrie. Acephalogasteria. Acephalopodie. Acephalopodia. Ac^phalorrhachie. Acephalorrhachia. Acephalostome. Acephalostomus. Acephalothoracie. Acephalothoracia. Ac^phalothore. Acephalothorus. Ac^ratie, Aceratose. Aceratosis. Acerbe. Acerb ; Bitter ; Astringent
and pungent. [astringency.
Acerbite. Acerbity ; Acidity with Acerdese. Sesqui-oxide of hydrated
manganese. Ac6re, -ee ; Ac^reux, -euse. Acerose. Ac^rique. Aceric. [bri.
Acervule. Acervulus ; Acervulus cere- Acescence. Acescenoe ; Ascescency. Acescent, -ente. Ascescent. Ac^sie. Cure ; Medication. Acetabulaire. Acetabular. Ac^tabule. Acetabulum. Acetal. Acetal. Acetamide. Acetamid. Ac^tanilide. Acetanilid. Acetate. Acetate.
Aceteux, -euse. Acetous. [acid.
Ac^tification. The production of acetic Ac^tine. Acetine. Ac6tique. Acetic. Ac^tol ; Ac^tolat. Acetolatum. Ac^tolature. An acetous tincture. Acetole ; Acetolique ; Ac6tolotif. An
acetous medicine. [honey.
Ac^tomel. A syrup of vinegar and Acetomelle. Drug obtained by the
mixture of syrup of vinegar and
honey with an acetous tincture. Acetone. Acetone. Acetonhemie. Acetonemia, or -semia. Ac^toniirie. Acetonuria. [sella.
Ac^toselle. Aoetosella ; Oxalis aceto- Ac6tosite. The quality of that which
is acetous. Ac^tyle. Acetyl, or -yle. Acetylene. Acetylene. Achaine. Achene ; Achenium. Ache. Common parsley ; Smallage. Acheilie, on mieiix, Achilie. Acheilia ;
Achilia. [Achiria.
Acheirie, ou mieux, Achirie. Acheiria ; Achilie. Achilia ; Acheilia. Achilie. Tendon d'. Tendo Achillis. Achillee. Achillea. Achilleine. Achillein. Achirie. Achiria ; Acheiria. Achlys. Achlys. Acholie. Acholia.
Acholique. Acholic ; Acholous.
Achor ; Achore ; Achores. Achor.
Achorese. Stenochoria.
Achorion. Achorion.
Achoriste. Applied to symptoms com- mon to any disease.
Achroma. Achroma.
Achromasie. Achromasia.
Achromateux, -euse. Achromatous.
Achromatie. Achromasia.
Achromatique. Achromatic.
Achromatisation. Operation to render a lens achromatic.
Achromatisme. Achromatism.
Achromatope. Affected with achro- matopsia.
Achromatopsie. Achromatopsia.
Achrome. Affected with achromasia.
Achromie. Achromia ; Achroma.
Achronizoique. Applied to drugs that will not keep long, and also to medi- cines administered according to a physician's prescription.
Achylie. Achylia.
Achylose. Achylosis.
Achymose. Achymosis.
Achjrranthe. Achyranthes.
Aciculaire, ou Acicul^, -^e. Acicular.
Acide, s. et adj. Acid, -s. and adj.
Acidifere. Acidiferous.
Acidifiable. Acidifiable.
Acidifiant, -ante. Applied to that which causes compounds to pass to an acid state.
Acidification. Acidification.
Acidifie, -ee. Converted into an acid.
Acidim^trie, ou mieux, Oxym^trie. Acidimetry.
Acidisme. Acescence.
Acidit6. Acidity.
Acidost6oph3rte. Acidosteophyte.
Acidule, s. An acidulated compound.
Acidule, adj. Acidulated ; Acidulous.
Acidule, -^e. Acidulous. [urgia.
Acidurgie ; Aciurgie. Acidurgia ; Aci-
Acier. Steel. [steel.
Aci^ration. The process of making
Aci6r^, -^e ; Aciereux, -euse. Applied to iran converted into steel.
Acinal, -ale. Acinaceous.
Acinaciforme. Acinaciform.
Acine. Acinus. [paralysis.
Acinesiathrophie. Acinesia ; Motor
Acin^sie. Acinesia, Acinesis ; The in- terval between the consecutive throbs of the heart.
Acin^sique. Opposed to movement.
Acin^tique. Acinetic.
Acineiix, -euse. Relating to acini. 1—2
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Aciniforme. Aciniform. Aciurg^e. Aciurgia : Aciurgy. Aclaste. Aclastic. Acmastique. Acmastic. Acin6. Acme. Acm^ ; Acn^. Acne. Acognosie. Knowledge of medical and surgical therapeutics. [needles.
Acolabe. Ligature forceps with two Acologie. Acology ; Aceology. Acolychtine. Napelline. Acomie. Acomia ; Baldness. Aconit. Aconite ; Aconitvim. Aconitine. Aconitine ; Aconitia ; Acon- Acomtique. Aconitic. [itina.
Acope. Acopon.
Acore. Acorus. [pupil.
Acor6e ; Acorie. Acorea ; Absence of Acorine. Acorine. Acosmie. Acosmia. Acotyl6, -6e, ou Acotyledon^, -6e, s. et adj. Acotyledon, s. ; ■ Acotyle- donous, adj. Acoumetre. Acoumeter ; Acouometer. Acousmate. Acousma. Acousm^trique ; Acousmom^trique.
Applied to the sense of hearing. Acoustico - mailmen. The external muscle of the malleus ; Laxator Acoustique, s. Acoustics. [tympani. Acoustique, adj. Acoustic. Acquis, -uise. Acquired. Acquisivit6. The instinct of acquiring
the things necessary to life. Acranie. Acrania. Acranien, -ienne. Acranial.
Acrasie. Acrasia.
Acratie. Acratia.
Acre, adj. Bitter ; Sour ; Acrid.
Acre, s. The material which is sup- posed to exercise a particularly irri- tating action on the economy.
Acret^. Acrity ; Sourness ; Tartness.
Acribologie. Exact observation.
Acribometre. An instrument for measuring very small objects.
Acridien, -ienne. Acridian.
Acridine. Acridins.
Acridophage. Acridophagus.
Acridophagie. Acridophagy.
Acrimonie. Acrimony ; Pungency ; Acrid quality or state.
Acrinie. Acrinia.
Acrisie. Acrisia.
Acrltique. Acritical.
Acrobystie. Acrobystia ; The prepuce.
Acrobystiolithe. Acrobystiolith ; A preputial calculus. [Acrobystie.
Acrobystique. Relating to the prepuce ;
Acrobystite. Acrobystitis ; Posthitis. Acrocarpe. Acrocarpous. Acroc6phale. Acrocephalous. [phaly. Acroc^phalie. Acrocephalia ; Acroce- Acroc^phalique. Acrocephalic. Acrochordon. Acrochordon ; Mollus-
cum fibrosum. Acrodonte. Acrodont. [thema.
Acrodynie. Acrodynia ; Epidemic ery- Acrogene, adj. Acrogenous ; Acro- Acrogene, s. Acrogen. [genie.
Acrol^ine. Acrolein ; Acrylic aldehyde. Acrom^galie. Acromegalia ; Acrome- galy ; Akromegaly. Acromial, -ale. Acromial. [cular.
Acromio-claviculaire. Acromio-clavi- Acromio-coracoidien. Acromio - cora- Acromion. Acromion. [coid.
Acromphale. Acromphalon ; Acrom- Acroposthie. Acroposthia. [phalus. Acroposthite. Acroposthitis. Acrosarque. Acrosarcum. Acrot^riase ; Acrot^riasme. Amputa- tion of a limb. [limbs. Acrot^rlose. Senile gangrene of the Acroth3miion. Warty tumour. Acrotisme. Acrotism ; Acrotismus. Acrylique. Acrylic. Acta, ou Gesta. Things done. Acte. Act.
Act^e. Actea ; Actsea. Actif, -ive. Active. Actinomyces. Actinomyces. Actinomycome. Actinomycoma. Actinomycose. Actinomycosis, Actinophthalme. Actinophthalmic. Action. Action. Activity. Activity. Actuation. Actuation. Actuel, -elle. Actual. Acuity. Acuity ; Acuteness. Acul^6, -66e. Aculeate. Acumin6, -6e. Acuminate. Acuometre. Acumeter ; Acoumeter. Acuophonie. Acouophonia. [sion.
Acupressure. Acupressure ; Acupres- Acupuncture. Acupuncture. Acutangul6, -6e. Having acute angles. Acut^nacle. Acutenaculum ; Needle- holder. Acyanoblepsie. Acyanoblepsia ;
Acyauopsia.
Acyclie. General interruption of the
circulation. [female.
Acy^sie. Acyesis ; Sterility of the
Acyatie. Acystia ; Absence of the
bladder. Acystinervie. Acystinervia. Ada. Ginger.
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Adamantiu, -ine. Adamantin.
Adansoniue. Adansonin.
Adaptation. Adaptation. [throsis.
Adarticulation. Adarticulation ; Diar-
Addephagie. Addephagia ; Bulimia.
Adducteur. Adductor.
Adduction. Adduction.
Adecte. A drug which neutralizes the bad effects of other medicines.
Adelphe. Adelphous.
Adelphie. Adelphia.
Adelphien, -ienne. Having affinity ; Resembling one another.
Ad^monie. Ademonia ; Mental distress.
Ad^nalgie. Adenalgia ; Glandular pain,
Addnectomie. Excision of a gland.
Adenectopie. Adenectopia.
Ad^nemphraxie. Adenemphraxis ; Glandular obstruction.
Ad^neux, -euse. Adenose ; Adenous.
Ad6nie. Adenia ; Lymphadenoma.
Ad^nisation. Adenisation ; Adenoid
Ad^nite. Adenitis. [degeneration.
Ad^nodiastase. Adenodiastasis.
Ad^nogenese. Adenogenesis.
Ad^nographie. Adenography.
Ad^noide. Adenoid.
Ad^nologadite. Adenologaditis ; (1) Ophthalmia neonatorum ; (2) Inflam- mation of the glands and conjunctiva
Ad6nologie. Adenology. [of the eyes.
Ad^nolymphatocele, ou Adenolympho- cele. Adeno-lymphocele.
Adenomalacie. Adenomalacia.
Adenoma. Adenoma, [typhoid fever.
Ad6no - m^ning^, -6e. Relating to
Ad^noncose. Adenoncoois ; Enlarge- ment of a gland.
Ad^no-nerveux, -euse. Adeno -neurotic.
Ad^nopathie. Adenopathy.
Ad^no - pharyngien, -ienne. Adeno - pharyngeal.
Adeno-pharyngite. Adenopharyngitis.
Adenophlegmon. Adenophlegmon.
Ad6nophore. Adenophorous, adj. ; Adenophore, s.
Ad^nophthalmie. Adenophthalmia ; Adenophthalmitis.
Ad6noscl6rose. Adenosclerosis.
Adenose. Adenosis.
Ad6notomie. Adenotomy.
Addnotomique. Adenotomic ; Relating to dissection of the glands.
Ad6phage. Adephagous ; Gluttonous.
Adephagie. Adephagia ; Bulimia.
Adepte. A believer in alchemy.
Adherence. Adhesion ; Adherence.
Adherent, -ente. Adherent.
Adh^sif, -ive. Adhesive ; Sticky.
Adhesion. Adhesion.
Adh6sivit6 The faculty of fixing the attention on one series of ideas.
Adiaphorese. Adiaphoresis ; Deficient sweat. [drotic.
Adiaphoretic. Adiaphoretic ; Ani-
Adiapneustie. Adiapneustia ; Stoppage of sweat.
Adiarrh^e. Retention of faecal matter ; Cessation of diarrhcea.
Adiath^sique. Adiathesic.
Adipate. Adipate.
Adipeux, -euse. Adipose ; Fatty.
Adipiforme. Resembling fat.
Adipique. Adipic.
Adipocire. Adipocere.
Adipociriforme. Resembling adipocere.
Adipociriforme. Tumeur-. Cholestea- toma.
Adipogene. Adipogenous.
Adipome. Adipoma ; Lipoma. [fat.
Adipose. Adiposis ; The production of
Adiposity. Adiposity ; Adipositas ;
Adipsie. Adipsia. [Obesity.
Adipsique. Adipsie.
Adjuvant, -ante. Adjuvant, «(Z/. and s.
Adjuvat. Assistant (operations, etc.).
Adminicule. That which facilitates the good effect of a remedy.
Adn^, -6e. Adnate.
Adolescence. Adolescence. [ening.
Adoucissant, -ante. Emollient ; Soft-
Adragant, Adragante, et Adraganthe. Tragacanth ; Tragacantha.
Adraganthine. Tragacanthine.
Adstites conglom^r^es. Cowper's or Mery's glands.
Adulte. Adult, s. and adj.
Adulteration. Adulteration. [dry.
Aduste. Adust ; Parched ; Hot and
Adustion. Adustion.
Adventice. Adventitious.
Adventif, -ive. Adventive.
Adynamico - ataxique. At the same time adynamic and ataxic.
Adjmamie. Adynamia.
Adynamique. Adynamic.
.Xdoeite. ^doeitis ; Edeitis.
.Xdoeoblennorrh^e. A mucous dis- charge from the genital organs.
^doeodynie. ^dceodynia ; Edeodynia.
.Sdoeographie. ^doeography ; Edeo- graphy.
.Sdoeologie. ^doeology ; Edeology.
iEdoeomycodermite. ^doeomycoder- mitis ; Edeomycodermitis.
.Sdoeopsophie. Edeopsophy.
.Sdoeoscopie. -^Edceoscopy ; Edeoscopy.
.£d(BOtomie. ^doeotomy ; Edeotomy.
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^gagropile. ^gagropilus. iEgilops. ^gilops ; Egilops, iEgophonie. ^gophony ; Egophony. JBgis. White spot, film, or speck on
the cornea. A^rage, Aeration. Aeration, A6r4 -6e. Aerated. A^rent^rectasie. Aerenterasia. A6rh6moctonie. Aerhemoctonia. A^rh^motoxie. Aerhemotoxia. Adrian, -ienne. Aerial. A6rifere. Aeriferous. Aerification. Aerification. A^riforme. Resembling air. A^robie. Aerobia. Aerocyste. Aerocyst. Aerodermectasie. Aerodermectasia. A^rodiaphanometre. Diaphanometer. A^rodynamique. Aerodynamics. A^rographie. Aerography. A^rohydropathie. Aerohydropathy. A^rolithe. Aerolith ; Aerolite. A^rologie. Aerology. A^romancie. Omen calculated on the
ripples caused by the wind on water. A^rometre. Aerometer. A6roin6trie. Aerometry. Acrophobe. The person attacked with
aerophobia. A^rophobie. Aerophobia ; Aerophoby. Aerophyte. Aerophyte. Aeropleurie. Pneumothorax. Aeroscope. Aeroscope. Aeroscopie. Aeroscopy. Aerostatique. Aerostatics. Aerotherapeutique, ou Aeroth^rapie.
Aerotherapeutics. [thorax.
A^rothoraz. Aerothorax ; Pneumo- A^rotonometre. Aerotonometer. .ffis ustiuns. Impure oxide of copper. iEsculine ; Esculine. ^sculin ; Esculin. .ffisculinique ; ^sculique. Saponic. ^sth-. See Esth-. .Sthogamie ; Aeth^ogamie. Crypto-
gamia. .ffithiops ; ^thiops. ^thiops. .aEthuse. ^thusa ; Ethusa. Affadissement. Deterioration of the
sense of taste accompanied by loss of
appetite and by digestive troubles. Affaiblissement. Weakening ; En- feebling ; Impairment, Affaissement. Sinking ; Depression ;
Giving way. Affects, -^e. Affected with ; Attacked, Affectif, -ive. Affective. Affection. Affection ; Disease. Affectionnivite. Altruism ; Tendency
to affection.
Afferent, -ente. Afferent.
Aifin, -ine. Showing affinity.
Aflinage. Affinage ; Refining of metals, etc. [traction.
Affinity. Aflfinity ; Relationship ; At-
Affium. Affium ; Opium.
Afflux. Afflux.
Affranchissement. Castration.
Affrontement. The act of bringing to- gether the lips of a wound so that they are kept on the same level.
Affronter. To perform the preceding. See Affrontement.
Affusion. Affusion.
Afoetal, -ale. Without a foetus, [tion.
Agacement. Setting on edge ; Irrita-
Agacin. Corns on the feet.
Agalacte. Agalactous. [laxy.
Agalactia ; Agalaxie. Agalactia ; Aga-
Agalloche ; Agaluchiu. Agallocha ; Agalochum.
Agame. Agamic.
Agamogen^sie. Agamogenesis.
Agar-agar. Agar-agar.
Agaric. Agaric.
Agaricine. Agaricin.
Agaricique. Agaricic. [trie.
Agastre ; Agastraire. Agaster ; Agas-
Agate. Agate.
Agave. A^ave.
Age. Age.
Agene, Agenosome. Agenosomus.
Ag^nesie. Agenesia ; Agenesis.
Agenetique. Applied to the results of agenesis.
Agenosome ; Agene. Agenosomus.
Ag^nosomie. The want of sexual
Agent. Agent. [organs.
Agerasie. Agerasia.
Ageustie. Ageustia ; Ageusia.
Agglomer^, -ee. Agglomerated.
Agglutinant, -ante. Agglutinant.
Agglutinatif, -ive. Agglutinative.
Agglutination. Agglutination.
Agglutine, -ee. Agglutinated.
Aggravee ; Aggravement. Painful af- fection of the feet of dogs or of pigs.
Agissant, -ante. Applied to drugs, methods of treatment, etc. , that act, that are active or energetic.
Agfitation. Agitation.
Agite. A person, and especially an insane person, whose actions are violent and rapid,
Aglobulie. Aglobulia,
Aglosse. Aglossus.
Aglossie. Aglossia.
AglosBOstomatographie. Description of a mouth without a tongue.
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Aglossostome. Aglossostoma.
Aglyphe. Quite smooth and even,
Agmatologie. Agmatology.
Agmine, -ee. Agminate.
Agnathe. Agnathus.
Agnathie. Agnathia.
Agneau. Lamb. [forth of lambs.
Agnelage, Agnelement. The bringing
Agnus castus. Agnus castus.
Agomphiase ; Agomphose. Agom- phiasis ; Agomphosis. [Agonia.
Agonie. Agony ; The death struggle ;
Agonistique. Athletics in ancient times.
Agonothesie. The training of athletes.
Agoraphobie. Agoraphobia.
Agrafe. A kind of surgical forceps.
Agrammatisme. Agrammatism.
Agraphie. Agraphia ; Agraphy.
Agrdgat. Aggregate ; Cohesion.
Agregatif, -ive. Aggregative.
Agregation. Aggregation ; Also de- scriptive of a high French medical degree.
Agreg^, -^e. Aggregated ; Also applied to the person who has obtained the ' agregation.'
Agriculture. Agriculture.
Agrielcose. Agrielcosis.
Agriothymie. Agriothymia.
Agrippa. Agrippa. [Agrostology.
Agrostiographie. Agrostography ;
Agrypnie. Agrypnia ; Insomnia.
Agrypnocome. Agrypnocoma ; Coma
Agrypnode. Agrypnotic. [vigil.
Agynaire. Agynary.
Ag3mique. Agynous. ' [tendons.
Al. Painful crepitation, or friction of
Aides. Assistants.
Aige, ^gis. See ^gis.
Aigle. Eagle.
Aigre. Sour ; Sharp ; Bitter ; Rough.
Aigre -doux, -uce. Sourish ; Bitterish.
Aigrelet, -ette. Sourish ; Somevirhat
Aigremoine. Agrimony. [sour.
Aigreur. Sourness ; Sharpness ; Bit- terness ; Acidity of the stomach.
Aigu, -ue. Acute.
Aiguille. Needle.
Aiguille, -ee. Shaped like a needle.
Aiguillon. Sting.
Aiguillon-pince. Cystotome.
Ail. Garlic.
Aile. Wing.
Ail6, -ee. Winged.
Aileron. Pinion.
Ailerons de la matrice. Three folds on the free margin of the broad ligaments.
Aimant. Magnet ; Loadstone. Aimantation. The action of rubbing
or touching with a loadstone. Aine. Groin. Ainhum. Ainhum. Air. Air.
Air comprime. Compressed air. Air confine. Confined air. [Oxygen. Air dephlogistiqu^ ; Air du feu. Air fixe. Carbonic acid. Air inflammable. Hydrogen. Air phlogistiqu^. Nitrogen. Air rarefie. Rarefied air. Air vici6. Nitrogen (old term). Airain. Brass. Aire. Area. Airelle. Whortleberry. Aisselle. Axilla ; Armpit. Ajutage. Adjutage. Akene. See Achaine. Akidopirastique, ou -peirastique.
Akidopeirastic. [sique).
Akinesique. Akinesic. See Acine- Akiurgie. See Aciurgie. Aknemie. Aknemia ; Acnemia. Akologie. Akology ; Aceology ; Aoo-
logy-
Alabastrite. Variety of alabaster. Alaire. Alar ; Alaris. Alaise. Draw-sheet. Alalie. Alalia. Alambic. Alembic. Alanine. Alanin, or -ne. Alantine. Alantin ; Inulin. Alateme. Buckthorn. [ointment.
Albano. Name given to a mercurial Albation; Dealbation. The action of
rendering white. Albatre. Alabaster. Albide. Whitish ; Albescent. Albinisme. Albinism ; Albinismus. Albinos. Albino. Albugin^, -ee. Albugineous. Albuginee. Albuginea. Albugineux, -euse. Albugineous. Albuginite. Albuginitis. Albugo. Albugo. Albumen. Albumen. Albuminate. Albuminate. Albumine. Albumin ; Albumen. Albumin^, -ee. That contains albumen. Albumineux, -euse. Albuminous. Albuminimetre. Albuminimeter ; Al-
bumimeter ; Albuminometer. Albuminine. Albuminin. Albuminipare. Albuminiparous. Albuminoide. Albuminoid ; Albu-
menoid. [oids.
Albuminoides. Matieres-. Albumin-
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Albumiuose. Albuminose.
Albiuninurie. Albuminuria.
Albumiuurique. Albuminuric.
Alcahest. Alcahest.
Alcalescence. Alkalescence ; The state of a substance that becomes alkaline, or that is but feebly alkaline.
Alcalescent, -ente. Alkalescent.
Alcali. Alkali.
Alcalifiant, -ante ; Alcaligene. That renders alkaline.
Alcalimetre. Alkalimeter.
Alcalimetrie. Alkalimetry. [Alkali.
Alcaliu, s. An alkaline substance ;
Acalin, -ine. Alkaline.
Alcalinisation. Alkalization, or -sation.
Alcalinisme. The physiological or patho- logical state due to the over-employ- ment of alkalis.
Alcalinite. Alkalinity.
Alcalinule. Old term for a basic salt.
Alcalisatiou. Alkalization, or -sation.
Alcalis6, -ee. Alkalized, or -sed.
Alcaliser. To alkalize, or -se.
Alcaloide. Alkaloid, s. and adj.
Alcalolmetrie. Alkalimetry.
Alcaptone. Alkapton.
Alcarslne. Alkarsin ; Cacodyl.
Alcee. Althea.
Alchimie. Alchemy.
Alcool. Alcohol.
Alcoolat. Alcoholate.
Alcoolate. Alcoholate. [Alcoholature.
Alcoolature. An alcoholic tincture ;
Alcool^. An alcoholic compound having a medicinal character.
Alcoolimdtrie. Alcoholimetry.
Alcoolique. Alcoholic.
Alcoolisation. Alcoholization, or- sation.
Alcoolise, -^e. Applied to a liquid con- taining alcohol ; Alcoholic.
Alcoolisme. Alcoholism.
Alcoolometre. Alcoholometer.
Alcoolotif. An external alcoholic me- dicament.
Alcoomel. Pharmaceutical excipient composed of one part of alcohol and three parts of honey.
Alcoomelle. Mixture containing three parts of honey and one part of an alcoholic tincture. [meter.
Alcoometre. Alcoometer ; Alcoholo-
Alcoometrie. Alcoometry ; Alcoholo-
Alcomine. Alcornin. [metry.
Alcomoque. Alcornoque.
Aldehydate. Relating to the aldehyds.
Aldehyde. Aldehyd.
Aldehydine. Aldehydene.
Aldehydique. Relating to the aldehyds.
Aldol. Aldol.
Alembroth. Sel-. Sal alembroth.
Alese. Draw-sheet.
Aletris. Aletris.
Aleurometre. Aleurometer.
Aleurone. Aleurone.
Alexipharmaque. Alexipharmac ; Alexipharmic ; Antidote.
Alexipyr^tique. Alexipyretic.
Alexitere. Alexiteric ; Alexeteric, s. and adj. ; Counter-poison ; Antidote.
Alezan, -aue. Chestnut-coloured.
Aleze. Draw-sheet ; Aleze.
Algalie. Catheter.
Algaroth ; Algeroth. Algaroth.
Algedo. Algedo.
Algeroth. Algaroth.
Algide. Algid ; Cold ; Chilly.
Algidity. The algid state.
Algologie. Alcology ; Phycology.
Algopoetique. Algopoietic.
Algospasme. Algospasm.
Algospastique. Relating to algospasm.
Algostase. Cessation of a pain ; Algo-
Algues. Algae ; Sea-weed. [stasis.
Alibile. Alible ; Nutritive.
Alibilite. Alibility.
Alienation. Alienation ; Mental de- rangement ; Insanity. [Maniac.
Aliene, -ee, s. Lunatic ; Mad person ;
Ali^n^, -^e, adj. Deranged ; Mad ; Insane. [insanity.
Alieniste. Alienist ; A specialist for
Aliforme. Aliform ; Wing-shaped.
Aliment. Aliment; Nourishment ; Food.
Alimentaire. Alimentary.
Alimentation. Alimentation.
Alimenteux, -euse. Acting as a food ; Nutritious.
Alimentivit^. Alimentivity
Alipede. Aliped.
Alipsie. Inunction.
Aliptique. Aliptic.
Alisma. Alisma.
Alit6, -^e. Bedridden.
Alitemeut. Precautions, etc., employed in putting a patient to bed.
Alizarine. Alizarin.
AUaitement. Lactation ; Suckling.
AUamanda. Allamanda.
Allantiasis. Allantiasis.
AUantoide. Allantoid.
AUantoldien, -ienne. Allantoid.
AUantoine. Allantoin.
Allantoique. Allantoic.
Allantotoxicon. Allantotoxicon.
Alleluia. Hallelujah ; Wood-sorrel.
AUenthese. Allenthesis.
AUesthesie. Allesthesia ; AUochiria.
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AUiac^, -ee. Alliaceous.
AUiage. Alloy.
AUochezie. Allochezia.
AUochirie. Allochiria.
Allochromasie. Allochromasia.
AUoeotique. AUoeotic ; Alleotic.
AUolalie. Allolalia.
Allomorphie. Allomorphism.
Allonge. Tube fixed on to a retort to lengthen it (Chemistry). [tion.
AUongement. Lengthening ; Elonga-
AUopathie. Allopathy.
Allopathique. Allopathic.
AUotriodontie. Allotriodontia.
AUotriolithiase. Allotriolithiasis.
AUotriophagie. AUotriophagy.
AUotriotecnie. AUotriotexis.
Allotriurie. Allotriuria.
AUotrophique. Allotrophic.
Allotropie. Allotropy. [Allotropic.
Allotropique. Relating to Allotropy ;
AUotropisme. Allotropism.
AUoxane. Alloxan.
Alloxanthine. Alloxantin.
Allumette. Lucifer-match.
Allure. Gait ; Bearing.
Alluvion. Alluvion.
Allyle. Allyl.
AUylene. Allylin.
Allylique. Relating to Allyl ; AUylic.
Aloes. Aloe ; Aloes.
Aloetine. Aloetin ; Aloeretin.
Alo6tique. Aloetic.
Alogotrophie. Alogotrophy.
Aloin. Impure aloetin.
Aloine. Aloin.
Alonsenel. Alonsenel.
Alopecie. Alopecia.
Aloyau. Sirloin. [sugar.
Alphenic. Alphenic ; White barley
Alphitedon. Fracture-. Fracture of the skull in which the bones are reduced to the consistency, as it were, of flour.
Alphonsin. Alphonsin ; Alfonsin.
Alphos. Alphos.
Alterant, -ante, s.w. et adj. Alte- rant ; Alterative, s. and adj.
Alteration. Alteration.
Altere, -ee. Changed ; Altered ; Ab- normal ; Thirsty.
Altemance. Alternation.
Alternant, -ante. Alternating.
Alterne. Alternate. [mallow.
Althaea. Althaaa ; Althea ; Marsh-
Altheine. Althein.
Altimetrie. Hypsometry.
Altitude. Altitude. [egotism.
Altruisme. Altruism ; The opposite to
Aludel. Aludel.
Aluine ; Absinthe. Wormwood ; Ab- sinthium ; Absinthe.
Alumen ; Alun. Alum ; Alumen.
Aluminate. Aluminate.
Alumine. Alumina.
Alumineux, -euse. Aluminous ; Re- lating to alumina ; Composed of alumina. [alumina.
Aluminite. Natural hydro-sulphate of
Aluminium. Aluminium.
Alun. Alum. [.substance.
Alunage. The addition of alum to a
Alunation. The formation of alum.
Alun6, -6e. Aluminated.
Alveolaire. Alveolar.
Alveole. Alveolus ; Socket.
Alveole, -ee. Alveolate.
Alveolo-dentaire. Alveolo-dental.
Alvin, -ine. Alvine.
Alymphie. Alymphia.
Amadou. Touch-wood ; German tinder.
Amalgamation. Amalgamation.
Amalgame. Amalgam.
Amande. Almond.
Amande. Amygdalate; Milk of almonds.
Amandier. Almond-tree.
Amandine. Amandin ; Legumin.
Amanitine. Amanitin.
Amarine. Amarin.
Amarone. Amarone.
Amas. Accumulation.
Amastie ; Amazie. Amastia ; Amazia.
Amativit6. The instinct of procreation ;
Amaurose. Amaurosis. [Amativeness.
Amaurotique. Amaurotic.
Amazie. Amazia ; Amastia.
Ambi. Arabe ; A Greek name of an apparatus for reduction of dislocation of the shoulder. [ing-
Ambiant, -ante. Ambient ; Surround-
Ambidextre. Ambidextrous.
Amblotique. Amblotic ; Abortifacient.
Amblyope. Affected with amblyopia ;
Amblyopic. Amblyopia. [Amblyopic.
Ambon. Ambon.
Ambre. Amber.
Ambr^, -ee. Amber-coloured.
Ambreine. Ambrein.
Ambreique. Pertaining to amber.
Ambresin, -ine. Composed of amber.
Ambrette. Ambrette.
Ambroisie. Ambrosia. [ambrosia.
Ambrosiac^, -ee. Having the smell of
Ambrosie. Ambrosia. [brosian.
Ambrosiaque ; Ambrosien, -enne. Am-
Ambulacre. Ambulacrum.
Ambulance. Ambulance. [tory.
Ambulant, -ante. Ambulant; Ambula-
Ambulation. Exercise of patients.
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Ambulatoire. Ambulatory. Ambustion. Ambustion ; Burn ; Cau- Ame. Soul ; Mind. [terisation.
Amelide ; Ammelide. Ammelid. Amelioration. Amelioration ; Improve- Amenomanie. Amenomania. [ment. Amenorrhee. Amenorrhea, or -oea. Amentace, -ee. Amentaceous. Amer, -ere, culj. Bitter, adj. Amer, .^\ Bitter, .v. Ametrie. Ametria. Ametrope. Ametropic. Am^tropie. Ametropia. Amiantace, -ee. Resembling amiantus. Amiante. Amiantus ; Asbestos. Amibe. Ameba ; Amoeba. Amibien, -ienne. Ameban ; Amoeban ;
Amebic ; Amoebic. Amiboide. Ameboid ; Amoeboid. Amidalique, Amidolique. Owing its
properties to the presence of starch. Amide. Amid ; Amide. [ammonia.
Amidiaque. A compound of starch and Amidin. Starch.
Amidine. Amidin ; Soluble starch. Amidolique. See Amidalique. Amidon. Starch ; Fecula. . Amidonne, -6e. Containing starch ; Amiduline. Amidulin. [Amylaceous. Amidure. Applied to the chemical
union of starch with iodine, ammonia, Amilene ; Amylene. Amylene. [etc. Amine. Amin. Ammelide. Ammelid. Ammeline. Ammelin. Ammi. Ammi.
Ammoniac, -aque. Ammoniac. Ammoniacal, -ale. Ammoniacal. Ammoniac^, -ee. Ammoniated. Ammoniacum. Ammoniacum. Ammoniaque. Ammonia. Anunoniaque, -ee. Ammoniated. Ammoniate ; Ammoniure. Ammonide. Ammoni^mie ; Ammonihemie. Ammo-
niemia ; Ammoniaamia. Ammonique. Containing ammonia ;
Pertaining to ammonia. Ammonium. Ammonium. Ammoniure. Ammonide. Ammophile. Ammophilous. Ammotherapie. Ammotherapy. Amnesic. Amnesia. Amnestique. Amnestic. Amniorrhee. Amniorrhea, or -oea. Amnios. Amnion. [nionic ; Amniac. Amniotique ; Amnique. Amniotic ; Am- Anmite. Amnitis ; Amniotitis. Amome. Amomum. Amorphe. Amorphous.
Amorphie. Amorphia.
Amorphinisme. Amorphinism.
Amorphique. Pertaining to amorphia ; Anior^jhous.
Amorphisme. Amorphism.
Amorphose. The amorphous state.
Amour. Love.
Amouroche. Camomile. [Grape-cure.
Ampeloth^rapie. Ampelotherapy ;
Amphemerine. Amphemerina.
Amphiarthrose. Amphiarthrosis.
Amphiaster. Amphiaster.
Amphibie, v. Amphibia. [bious.
Amphibia, Amphibien, -enne. Amphi-
Amphiblestroide. Amphiblestroid.
Amphiblestroldite. Amphiblestritis.
Amphiblestroidomalacie. Softening of
Amphibole. Amphibolia. [the retina.
Amphibologique. Amphibolic.
Amphide. Amphid. [ment.
Amphidesme. Having a double liga-
Amphigame. Of both sexes.
Amphigene. Amphigenous.
Amphimerine. Amphemerina.
Amphismile. Amphismela ; A double- edged scalpel. [Lecture theatre.
Amphitheatre. Operating theatre ;
Amphitrope. Araphitropous.
Amphodiplopie. Amphodiplopia.
Amphodonte. Having teeth in both
Amphore. Amphora. [jaws.
Amphoricite. Amphoricity.
Amphorique. Amphoric.
Amphotere. Amphoteric.
Amplectif, -ive. Amplectant.
Ampliation. Ampliation.
Amplitude. Amplitude.
Ampoule. Ampulla ; Blister.
Ampullaire. Having the form of an ampulla ; Trumpet-shaped.
Amputation. Amputation.
Amulette. Amulet. [taining starch.
Amydold, -ee. Applied to extracts con-
Amyelenc^phalie. Amyelencephalia.
Amyelie. Amyelia. [lonervia.
Amyelon^vrie. Amyeloneuria ; Amye-
Amyelotrophie. Amyelotrophy.
Amygdale. Tonsil. [lary.
Amygdalieu, -enne. Tonsillar ; Tonsil-
Amygdalin, -ine. Amygdaline ; Tonsil-
Amygdaline. Amygdalin. [lar-
Amygdalique. Tonsillar ; Amygdaline.
Amygdalite. Amygdalitis ; Tonsillitis.
Amygdalo-glosse. Pertaining to the tonsils and to the tongue.
Amygdalolde. Amygdaloid.
Amygdalotome. Amygdalotome ; Ton-
Amylac^, -6e. Amylaceous, [sillotome.
Amyle. Amyl.
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Amylene. Amylene.
Amylenique. Pertaining to amylene.
Amylenisation. The employment of
amylene as an anaesthetic. Amylique. Amylic. [thro-dextrin.
Amylodextrine. Amylo-dextrin ; Ery- Amyloide. Amyloid. Amylose. Amylose. Amylum. Amylum ; Starch. Amyostasie. A trembling caused by
muscular contraction. Amyosthenie. Amyosthenia. Amyotrophie. Amyotrophia. Amyotrophique. Amyotrophic. Ana. Ana ; aa. Anabase. Anabasis. Anabatique. Anabatic ; Acmastic. Anabolie. Anabole. [Anabrochism. Anabrochisme. Operation for entropion ; Anabrose. Anabrosis. Anabrotique. Anabrotic. Anacarde ; Anacardier. Anacardium ;
Cashew-nut tree. [toration.
Anacatharsie. Anacatharsis ; Expec- Anacathartique. Anacathartic. Auaclase. Anaclasis. Auadipsie. Anadipsia. Anadipsique. Anadipsic. Anadose. Anadosis. Anadrome, ,s. Anadrom. Anadrome, adj. Anadromous. Ansedoe, -6e. Wanting in sexual organs. Ansemie ; Anemic. Anaemia ; Anemia. Anaesthesia ; Anesthesia. Anaesthesia ; Anaerobie. Anaerobia. [Anesthesia. Anaeroplastique. Anaeroplastic. Anagallis. Anagallis. [tion.
Anagenese. Anagennesis ; Regenera- Anagyre. Anagyris. Anal, -ale. Anal. Analepsie. Analepsis ; Analepsy. Analeptique. Analeptic. [gia.
Analgesie ; Analgia. Analgesia ; Anal- Analgesine. Analgesin ; Antipyrin. Anallantoidien, -enna. Having no al- Analogie. Analogy. [lantois.
Analogique. Analogical. Analogisme. Analogism. Analogue. Analogous. Analthe. Incurable. Analyse. Analysis. Analyseur. Analyzer, or -ser. Anamirtina. Anamirtin. Anamnese ; Anamnesia. Anamnesia ;
Anamnesis. Anamnestique. Anamnestic. [niota. Anamnie ; Ananmista. Anamnia ; Am- Anamorphose. Anamorphosis. Ananas. Fine-apple.
Anandrie. Anandria.
Anap^iratique. Anapeiratic. [ercises.
Anaphonese. Anaphonesis ; Vocal ex-
Anaphrodisiaque. Anaphrodisiac.
Anaphrodisia. Anaphrodisia.
Anaphrodite. Anaphroditous.
Anaphroditique. Anaphroditic. [tion.
Anaphyse. Reinstatement ; Regenera-
Anapiratique. Anapeiratic ; Produced by repeated movements.
Anaplasie ; Anaplastic. Anaplasty.
Anaplastiqua. Anaplastic.
Anaplerose. Anaplerosis.
Anaplerotique. Anaplerotic.
Anapneographe. Anapnograph.
Anapneometre. Anapneometer.
Anapneuse. Respiration.
Anapnoique. Anapnoic.
Anapophyse. Anapophysis.
Anarthrie. Anarthria.
Anasarque. Anasarca; General dropsy.
Anaspadias. Anaspadias.
Anaspase. Tearing up or away ; Pull- ing up or out.
Anastaltique. Anastaltic.
Anastaechiosa. Reduction of a com- pound to its first principles.
Anastomose. Anastomosis.
Anastomotique. Anastomotic.
Anastrophie. Splanchnic inversion.
Anataxie. A change in the coordina- tion of parts.
Anatherapia. Anatherapeusis.
Anathymiase. Hysterical eructation.
Anatomic. Anatomy.
Anatomique. Anatomical.
Anatomisme. Anatomism,
Anatomiste. Anatomist.
Anatresa. Perforation.
Anatripsiologic. Anatripsology.
Anatrope. Anatropous.
Anaudie. Anaudia.
Anazotique. Not nitrogenous.
Anazoturie. Anazoturia.
Ancestral, -ale. Ancestral.
Anche. Reed (wind instruments).
Anchilops. Anchilops ; Anchylops.
Anchois. Anchovy.
Anconagre. Anconagra.
Ancon6. Anconeus.
Anconocace. Arthritis of the elbow.
Ancjnroide. Ancyroid.
Andira. Andira.
Andranatomie. Andranatomy.
Androgenic. The birth and develop- ment of man.
Androgyne, s. et adj. Androgynus, s. ; Androgynous, adj. [mania.
Andromanie. Andromania ; Nympho-
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Androme. Andrum ; Elephantiasis of the scrotum.
Andromede. Andromeda. [tomy.
Androtomie. Androtomy ; Andrana-
Andrum. Andrum.
Ane. Ass ; Donkey.
An^antissement. Prostration ; De- pression ; Dejection.
Anebe. I m puberal.
Anectasie. Anectasia ; Anectasis.
An^lectrique. Anelectric.
Anelectrotomque. Anelectrotonic.
Anemase. Epidemic anemia of miners.
Anemia. Anemia ; Anaemia,
An^mique. Anemic ; Anaemic.
An^mocymetre. Anemometer.
An^mographie. Description of the
An^mometre. Anemometer, [winds.
Anemone. Anemone.
Anemonine. Anemonin.
Anemoscope. Instrument for ascer- taining the direction of the wind.
Anenc6phale, *•. et adj. Anencephalus, s. ; Anencephalous, adj. [cephaly.
Anencephalie. Anencephalia ; Anen-
Anencephalien, -enne. Anencephaloid.
Anencephalique. Anencephayc.
Anenc^phaloh^mie. Anencephalo- hemia.
Anenc^phaloneurie ; Anenc^phalo- n^vrie. Anencephaloneuria.
Anenc^phalotrophie. Anencephalo- trophia, or -phy.
Anentere, -ee. Anenterous.
An^piploique. Anepiploic.
An^pischese. Incontinence.
An^pithymie. Anepithymia.
An^roiide. Aneroid.
An^rythroblepsie. Anerythroblepsy, or -sia ; Anerythropsia.
An^sis. Anesis. [and of motricity.
Anesth^cin^sie. Absence of sensibility
Anesth^sie. Anesthesia ; Anaesthesia ; Insensibility.
Anesth^sier. To put under the in- fluence of an anaesthetic.
Anesth6simetre. Anesthesimeter ; An- aesthesimeter.
Anesth^sique, s. et adj. Anesthetic ; Anaesthetic, s. and adj.
Aneth. Anethum.
An^thol. Anethol.
Aa6tique. Anetic.
Aneurie ; An^vrie. Aneuria. [nerves.
Aneurose ; An^vrose. Absence of
An^vrysmal, -ale. Aneurysmal.
An^vrysmatique. Aneurysmatic.
An^vrysme. Aneurysm.
Anfractuosite. Anfractuosity.
Ang^lique, s. Angelica ; Lingwort.
Angelique, adj. Angelic.
Angidiospongus. Telangiectasia.
Angiectasie. Angiectasis.
Angiectopie. Angiectopia.
Angielcose. Angielcus ; Angeielcus.
Angiemphraxie. Angiemphraxis.
Angiite. Angiitis ; Angeiitis.
Angina. Angina ; Sore throat.
Angina couennausa. Diphtheria.
Angina granuleusa, ou das orataurs. Clergyman's sore-throat.
Angina da poitrine, ou du coeur. Angina pectoris.
Angina stridulause. Croup.
Anginaux, -eusa. Pertaining to angina ; Anginoid.
Angiocholita. Angiocholitis.
Angiodiastase. Angiodiastasis.
Angiog6nie. Angiogeny ; Angiogenesis.
Angiographie. Angiography.
Angioh^mia. A state of congestion of the bloodvessels.
Angiohydrologie. Angiohydrology.
Angioltis. Inflammation of the walls of the vessels ; Angiitis, [phangitis.
Angioleucita. Angioleucitis ; Lym-
Angiolaucologia. Study of the lym-
Angiologia. Angiology. [phatics.
Angioljmiphita. Angiolymphitis ; An-
Angiome. Angioma. [gioleucitis.
Angiomycas. Telangiectasia.
Angionome. Angionoma.
Angionosa. Angiosis.
Angiopathie. Angiopathy.
Angiophora. That which accompanies vessels from one organ to another.
Ang^oplanie. Angioplania. [factive.
Angioplastiqua. Angioplastic ; Vasi-
Angiopl^rosa. Vascular congestion.
Angioploca. A morbid nodosity of a vessel.
Angiopyria. Inflammatory fever.
Augiorrhagia. Angiorrhagia ; Angeior- rhagia.
Angiorrh^e. Angiorrhea, or -oea.
Angiosa. Angiosis.
Angiosialita. Angiosialitis.
Angiospongus. Telangiectasia.
Angiospore. Angiosporous.
Angiostegnotiqua. Angiostegnotio.
Angiost^nosa. Angiostenosis.
Angiost^osa. Calcareous incrustation of an artery.
Angiostropha. Angiostrophe.
Angiosjrmphysia. The joining or weld- ing of vessels amongst themselves.
Angiot^lectasia. Angiotelectasia ; Te- langiectasia.
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Angiotenique. Angiotenic. [vessels.
Angiot^rie. A kind of anomaly of the
Angiotomie. Angiotomy.
Anglaiser. To dock a horse's tail.
Angle. Angle.
Angoisse. Anguish.
Angone. Feeling of constriction of the larynx, with a sensation of suffoca- tion (Hysteria).
Angor pectoris. Angina pectoris.
Anguille. Eel.
Anguillule. Anguillula.
Angulaire. Angular.
Angulaire de I'omoplate. Levator anguli scapulae.
Angul6, -ee. Angulated.
Anguleux, -euse. Angulous ; Angular.
Angustie. Angustia ; Constriction.
Angusture. Angustura.
Angusturine. Angusturin ; Brucin.
Anhelation. Anhelation ; Dyspnoea.
Anh^ler. To breathe with difficulty.
Anheleux, -euse. Breathing with dif- ficulty ; Out of breath.
Anh^matose. Anhematosis.
Aubidrose. Anhidrosis. [Plasmic.
Anhiste. Anhistous ; Structureless ;
Anhydratation. The anhydrous state.
Anhydre. Anhydrous.
Anhydride. Anhydrid. [lime.
Anhydrite. Anhydrous sulphate of
Anhydromy^lie. Anhydromyelia.
Anide, adj. et s. Anidous, adj. ; Anideus, a.
Anidien, -enne. Anidous. [Colic.
Anilese. Wind in the intestinal tract ;
Anil^tique. Pertaining \o wind, etc.
Anilide. Anilid. [See Anilese.
Aniline. Anilin.
Anilique. Pertaining to anilin ; Anilic.
Animal, s. Animal, s.
Animal, -ale. Animal, adj.
Animalcule. Animalcule.
Animalculisme. Animalculism.
Animalculovisme. Ovism. [-sation.
Animalisation. Animalization, or
Animalit6. The whole of the attributes of animals.
Animation. Animation.
Anim6, s. Anime.
Anim6, -ee. Animated ; Animate.
Animisme. Animism.
Anions. Anions.
Aniridie. Aniridia.
Anis. Aniseed ; Anise ; Anisum.
Anisate. Anisate.
Anis6, -6e. Containing aniseed ; Per- taining to aniseed.
Anischiirie. Anischuria ; Enuresis.
Anisique. Anisic.
Anisium. A remedy containing aniseed.
Anisol. Anisol.
Anisometropie. Anisometropia.
Anisotrope. Anisotropous.
Anisurique. Anisuric.
Anisyle. Anisyl. [lenteron.
Ankylent^rie ; Ancylent^rie. Anky-
Ankylo- ou Ancylobl^pharon. Ankylo- blepharon, [cheilia.
Ankylo- ou Ancylochilie. Ankylo-
Ankylo-ou Ancylocolpe. Ankylocolpos.
Ankylo- ou Ancylocore. Ankylocore.
Ankylo- ou Ancylodontie. Ankylo- dontia. [glossia.
Ankylo- ou Ancyloglosse. Ankylo-
Ankylo- ou Ancyloglossotome. Anky- loglossotome. [Curved probe.
Ankylo- ou Ancylomele. Ankylomele ;
Ankylo- ou Ancylom^risme. Ankylo- merism.
Ankylo- ou Ancylopodie. Ankylopodia.
Ankylo- ou Ancyloproctie. Ankylo- proctia.
Ankylops ; Anchilops. Anchylops.
Ankylorrhinie. Ankylorrhinia.
Ankylose. Ankylosis.
Ankylostomasie. Ankylostomiasis.
Ankylostome. Ankylostoma.
Ankylotie. Ankylotia. [tome.
Ankylotome ; Ancylotome. Ankylo-
Ankylur^thrie. Stricture of theurethra.
Ankyrisme. Ankyrism.
Ankyroide ; Anc3T0ide. Ankyroid.
Anneau. Ring. [lides.
Ann^lidaire. Pertaining to the anne-
Ann^lide. Annelide.
Annexe. Annex.
Annuel, -elle. Annual.
Annulaire, adj. Annular.
Annulaire, s. Ring finger.
Anode. Anode.
Anodonte. Anodontous.
Anodontie. Anodontia.
Anodjni, -ine. Anodyne, adj. and a.
Anodynie. Anodynia. [Irregular.
Anomal, -ale. Anomalous ; Abnormal ;
Anomalie. Anomaly.
Anomalonomie. Teratology.
Anomoc^phale. Anomocephalus («), -lous (adj) ; Anomalocephalus («), -lous {adj). L(ac?y).
Anomphale. Anomphalus (5), -lous,
Anonychie. Anonychia.
Anonyme. Anonymous.
Auoopsie. Anoopsia ; Strabismus in which the eye is turned upward.
Anophthalmie. Anophthalmia.
Anophthalmoh^mie. Ocular anaemia.
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Anopsie. Anopsia ; Anopsy ; Am- blyopia.
Ano-pubien, -enne. Ano-pubic. [adj.
Anorcbide. Anorchus, «.; Anorchous,
Auorcbidie. Anorcbia ; Anorcbism.
Anorexie. Anorexia.
Anorganique. Anorganic.
Anorganographie, Anorganologie. Tbe study of inorganic compounds-
Anormal. Abnormal.
Anortbose. Anorthosis.
Anosmie. Anosmia.
Auosmatique. Having no sense of smell.
Anosphresie. Anospbresia, -sis, or -sy ; Anospbrasia.
Anostose. Anostosis.
Anote. Anotus, 6-. ; Anotous, adj.
Auoxemie ; Anoxbeniie ; Anoxyemie. Anoxyeraia, or -seniia.
Auoxemique ; Anoxbemique ; Anoxy- ^mique. Anoxyemie, or -semic.
Anoxydique. Anoxydic ; Wbich cannot be oxidized.
Anse. Ansa ; Loop.
Anserin, -ine. Anserine.
Ansifonne. In form of a loop.
Antacide, Antiacide. Antacid.
Antagonisme. Antagonism.
Antagoniste. Antagonist, s. ; Anta- gonistic, adj.
Antalgique. Antalgic.
Autapbrodisiaque ; Antiapbrodisi- aque. Antaphrodisiac. [artbritic.
Antarthritique ; Antiartbritique. Ant- Antecedent, -ente, adj. et s.m. Ante- cedent.
Anteflexion. Anteflexion.
Antemetique. Antemetic ; Antiemetic.
Antenne. Antenna.
Ant^phialtique. Remedy fornigbtmare.
Anterieur, -eure. Anterior.
Anterotique. Anterotic.
Anteversion. Anteversion.
Antbelitragien, -enne. Pertaining to tbe anthelix and to the tragus.
Antbelix. Anthelix.
Antbelmie. Spigelia anthelmia.
Antbelmintique. Anthelmintic.
Antb^mis. Antbemis ; Camomile.
Antbemium. Inflorescence.
Antb6moptique. Antbemoptic.
Antbese. Antbesis.
Anthracene. Anthracene.
Antbracie. Anthracia.
Anthracique. Anthracic.
Anthracite. Anthracite.
Anthracnose. Anthracnosis.
Anthracoide. Anthracoid.
Antbracometre. Anthracometer.
Anthracose. Anthrax ; Cbarbon.
Antbracosis. Anthracosis.
Antbracotypbus. Antbracotypbus ; Plague ; Haamorrbagic typhus.
Anthrax. Anthrax ; Carbuncle ; Ma- lignant pustule. [thropic.
Anthropique. Relating to man ; An-
Antbropisme. That which relates to man ; Anthropism.
Anthropochimie. Chemical analysis of tbe tissues, etc., of man.
Antbropogenie. Anthropogenesis.
Antbropograpbie. Anthropograpby.
Antbropolithe. Concretion of the human body.
Antbropologie. Anthropology.
Antbropologique. Anthropologic.
Antbropologiste, ou Antbropologue. A student of anthropology.
Antbropomagnetisme. Animal mag- netism.
Antbropometrie. Anthropometry.
Antbropomorpbe. Anthropomorphic.
Antbropomorphologie. Treatise on tbe shape of human organs.
Antbroponomie. The determination of the laws governing human actions.
Antbroponosologie. Nosology concern- ing man's morbid affections.
Anthropophage. A cannibal, «. ; Can- nibal, adj.
Anthropopbagie. Anthropophagy.
Anthropophobie. Anthropophobia.
Antbroposcopie. Study of the human face. [tology.
Antbroposomatologie. Antbroposoma-
Anthroposopbie. Abstract study of man's actions. [human diseases.
Antbropotberapie. Therapeutics of
Antbropotomie. Anthropotomy.
Anthydriase. Explanation of what is opposed to hydrotherapy.
Antbydropique. Antbydropic.
Antbypnotique. Anthypnotic. [driac.
Antbypocbondriaque. Anthypochon-
Antbyst^rique. Anthysteric.
Antiacide. Antacid.
Antiadite. Antiaditis ; Tonsillitis.
Antialcalin, -ine. Antalkaline.
Antianemique. Opposed to anaemia.
Antiapbrodisiaque. Antiapbrodisiac ; Anaphrodisiac, adj. and s.
Antiapoplectique. Antapoplectic.
Antiartbritique. Antiarthritic ; Ant- arthritic, [of asphyxia.
Antiasphyctique. Relating to the cure
Antiastbmatique. Antiasthmatic; Ant- asthmatic, [ataxia.
Antiataxique. Relating to the cure of
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Antibrachial, -ale. Antibrachial ; Per- taining to the forearm.
Anticachectique. Anticachectic.
Anticancereux, -euse ; Anticarcinoma- teux, -euse. Employed against cancer; Anticancerous. [of the stomach.
Anticardium. Anticardium ; The pit
Anticarieux, -euse. Anticarious.
Anticatarrhal, -ale. Anticatarrhal.
Anticaustique. Anticaustic.
Anticharbonneux. Employed against anthrax.
Antichir. Thumb. [chirotonous.
Antichirotone. Antichirotonus ; Anti-
AnticMore. Sulphite of soda and other compounds employed to remove colour.
Antichlorotique. An tichl orotic.
Anticholerique. Anticholeric.
Anticipant, -ante. Anticipating.
Anticolique. Anticolic. [Reaction.
Anticope. Repercussion; Counter-blow;
Anticoposcope. Pleximeter ; Anticopo- meter.
Anticritique. Anticritical.
Antidartreux, -euse. Employed against skin diseases.
Antid^nutritif, -ive. Contrary to a want of assimilation or to denutrition.
Antideperditeur, -trice ; Antideper- ditif. Said of food that diminishes the waste due to a want of assimila- tion.
Antidiarrh^ique. Antidiarrhoeal.
Antidigestif, -ive. Antidigestive.
Antidinique. Antidinic; Curing vertigo.
Antidote. Antidote.
Antidysenterique. Antidvsenteric.
Antiemetique. Antiemetic ; Antemetic.
Antiephialtique. Antephialtic ; Em- ployed against nightmare.
Antiepileptique. Antepileptic.
Antifebrile. Antifebrile.
Antifebrine. Antifebrin.
Antigalactique. Antigalactic.
Antigoutteux, -euse. Antipodagric ; Employed against gout.
Antihectique. Antihectic.
Antihemorrhagique. Anthemorrhagic.
Antihemorrhoidal, -ale. Anthemor-
Antihepatique. Antihepatic. [rhoidal.
Antiherpetique. Antiherpetic.
Antihydropique. Antihydropic ; Ant- hydropic. Antihypnotique. Anthypnotic. Antihysterique. Anthysteric. Antilaiteux, -euse. Antigalactic. Antileptique. Antileptic ; Revulsive, Antilethargique. Employed against lethargy.
Antilithique. Antilithic.
Antilobe. Antilobium.
Antiloemique. Antiloemic ; Antilemic.
Antilysse. Antilyssic. [hydrogen.
Antimammoniaque. Antimoniuretted
Antimephitique. Antimephitic.
Antimoine. Antimonium ; Antimony.
Antimonial, -ale. Antimonial.
Antimoniate. Antimoniate.
Antimoniaux. Medicines whose active principle is antimony.
Antimonie, -ee. Antimoniated.
Antimonieux, -euse. Antimonious.
Antimonique. Antimonie.
Antimoniure. Alloy of antimony.
Antimonyle. An hypothetical radicle of antimony. [glanders.
Antimorveux, -euse. Employed against
Antimydriatique. Antimydriatic.
Antin6pliretique. Antinephritic.
Antiobesique. Employed against obe- sity.
Antiodontalgique. Antiodontalgic.
Antiorgastique. Antiorgastic ; Seda- tive ; Anaphrodisiac.
Antipalud^en, -eenne. Employed against the morbific influence of marshes.
Antiparalytique. Antiparalytic.
Antipathie. Antipathy ; Aversion.
Antipediculaire ; Antipediculeux, -euse. Destructive of lice.
Antipeptone. Anti-peptone.
Antiperiodique. Antiperiodic.
Antiperistaltique. Antiperistaltic.
Antipestilentiel, -elle. Antipesti- lential. [pharmac, or -mic,
Antipharmaque. Antipharmic ; Alexi-
Antiphlogistique. Antiphlogistic.
Antiphlogose. The result of the action of antiphlogistics.
Antiphthiriaque; Antiphthirique. Same as Antipediculaire {q.>\).
Antiphthisique. Employed against phthisis. [minative.
Antiphysetique. Antiphysetic ; Car-
Antiphysique. Antiphysic.
Antiplexiretique. Antipleuritic.
Antipodagrique. Antipodagric.
Antiprostates. Cowper's or Mery's glands.
Antipsorique. Antipsoric.
Antiputride. Antiseptic
Antipyique. Antipyic.
Antipyrese. Antipyresis.
Antipyretique. Antipyretic.
Antipyrine. Antipyrin,
Antipyretique. Antipyrotic.
Antirhumatismal, -ale. Antirheumatic.
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Antiscorbutique. Antiscorbutic.
Antiscrofuleux, -euse. Employed against scrofula.
Antiseptie ; Antisepticie. Antisepsis.
Antiseptique. Antiseptic.
Antiseptol. Antiseptol.
Antisialique. Antisialic.
Antisialagogue. Antisialagogue.
Antispaae. Antispasis.
Antispasmodique. Antispasmodic.
Antispastique. Antispastic.
Antisudoral, -ale. Antisudorific.
Antisyphilitique. Antisyphilitic.
Antithenar. Antithenar. [retic.
Antithennique. Antithermic ; Antipy-
Antitoxique. Antitoxic ; Antidotal.
Antitragien, -enne. Antitragic.
Antitrope. Antitrope.
Antitypique. Febrifuge (especially for fevers of a regular type).
Antivariolique. Employed against small pox.
Antiv^nerien, -ienne. Antivenereal.
Antivenimeux, -euse. Specially em- ployed against poisons.
Antivermineux, -euse. Employed against worms.
Antivirulent, -ente. Opposed to the action of virulent affections.
Antizymique. Antizymic ; Antizy-
Antozone. Antozone. [motic.
Antre. Antrum.
Anudron. Stramonium.
Anurese. Anuresis ; Anuria.
Anuria. Anuria ; Anuresis.
Anurique. Anuric.
Anus. Anus.
Anverus. Arrowroot.
Anxiety. Anxiety.
Aorte. Aorta.
Aortectasie. Aortectasia.
Aort^vrysme. Aorteurysma.
Aortique. Aortic.
Aortite. Aortitis.
Apanthropie. Apanthropy.
Aparthrose. Aparthrosis.
Apathie. Apathy.
Apatite. Natural phosphate of lime.
Apelle. Apella.
Apepsie. Apepsia,
Aperception. Operation of the mind succeeding to impression and after- wards to perception. [periodicity.
Ap^riodique. Happening without
Aperisperm^, -^e. Aperispermic.
Aperistone, -ie. Wanting in persistency.
Aperitif, -ive. Aperitive ; Aperient.
Apetale, ou Ap^tal6, -^e. Apetalous.
Apex. Apex.
Aphagie. Aphagia.
Aphakie. Aphakia ; Aphacia.
Aphanlsme. Evanescence.
Aphaque. Aphakic ; Aphacic.
Aphasie. Aphasia.
Aphasique. Aphasie ; Aphasiac.
Aphemie. Aphemia ; Motor aphasia.
Aph^mique. Aphemie.
Aph^rese. Apheresis ; Aphseresis.
Aphesis. End of an abscess. [flame.
Aphlogistique. Burning without a
Aphone. Aphonic.
Aphonie. Aphonia.
Aphorese. Aphoresis.
Aphoretique. Used to express the
intensity of a fever. Aphorie. Aphoria. Aphorisme. Aphorism. Aphoristique. Aphoristic. Aphrasie. Aphrasia. [blood.
Aphrodique. Pertaining to frothy Aphrodisiaque. Aphrodisiac. Aphrodisie. Aphrodisia. Aphrodisiographie. Description of
aphrodisia and its effects. Aphroditalre. Aphrodisiac. Aphthe ; Aphte. Aphtha ; Aphthas ;
Aphthous stomatitis ; Thrush. Aphtheux, -euse ; Aphteux, -euse.
Aphthous. Aphthoide; Aphtolde. Aphthoid. Aphthongie. Aphthongia. Aphylle. Aphyllous. Apiaire. Pertaining to bees. Apical, -ale ; Apicial, -ale. Apical. Apicifixe. Fixed at the apex. Apicul^, -^e. Apiculate. Apiculum. Pointed apex of an organ. Apiculaire. Pertaining to the pointed
apex of an organ. Apicule. Apiculus. Apid6, -6e. See Apiaire. Apiol. Apiol. Apios. Apios. Apium. Opium ; Parsley. Aplanetique. Aplanatic. Aplan^tisme. In optics, the absence
of spherical aberration. Aplasie. Aplasia. Aplastique. Aplastic. Aplatissement. Flattening. Apleurie. Apleuria. Aplomb. Equilibrium ; Physiological
act of standing upright. Aplotomie. Aplotomia. Apn6e. Apnea ; Apncea. Apneosphyxie. Asphyxia. Apneumie. Apneumia. Apneuste. Affected with apneustia.
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Apneustie. Apneustia; Breathlessness ; ApncBa.
Apobiose. Death ; Mortification.
Apobolie. Apobole ; Expulsion ; Abor-
Apocatastase. Apocatastasis. [tion.
Apocatastique. Apocatastic ; Expul- sive, [tion.
Apocatharsie. Apocatharsis ; Purga-
Apocathartique. Apocathartic, adj. ; A violent cathartic, s.
Apocenose. Apocenosis.
Apocod^ine. Apocodein, or -ine.
Apoconita. A purgative ; Cassia.
Apocope. Apocope. [ducts.
Apocrisie. Evacuation of morbid pro-
Apodacrytique. That arrests epiphora.
Apode. Apodous. [native land.
Apodemialgie. Impulse to quit one's
Apodictique. The doctrine of medical philosophy that lays claim to the direct demonstration of every notion.
Apodie. Apodia.
Apogalactisme. Weaning by separa- tion of mother and offspring.
Apolaire. Apolar.
Apolepisme. Desquamation.
Apolepsie. Apolepsis.
Apolinose. A method of operating for fistula in ano (wire and serre-noeud).
Apolysie. Loosening ; Separation.
Apomel. Combination of water and honey or of vinegar and honey.
Apomorphine. Apomorphin, or -ine ; Apomorphia.
Apomorphose. Metamorphosis of a body by the process of fixing itself on another from which it cakes certain constituents.
Apomythose. Apomythosis.
Aponevrographie. Aponeurography.
Aponevrologie. Aponeurology.
Aponevrose. Aponeurosis ; Fascia.
Aponevrotique. Aponeurotic.
Aponevrotome. Aponeurotome.
Apon^vrotomie. Aponeurotomy.
Apoplectigene. Apoplectigenous.
Apophlegmatisant, -ante. Apophleg- matic, s'. and adj. [phlegmatic.
Apophlegmatisme. Action of an apo-
Apophthore. Causing abortion ; A substance that causes abortion.
Apophysaire. Apophysary ; Apophy- seal ; Apophysial.
Apophyse. Apophysis.
Apophyse, -ee. Having an apophysis.
Apoplectique. Apoplectic.
Apoplectoide, et non Apoplectifonne. Apoplectoid ; Apoplectiform.
Apoplexie. Apoplexy ; Apoplexia.
Apoptose. Apoptosis. [retin.
Aporrhetine, et non Apor^tine. Apo-
Aporrhinose. Aporrhinosis.
Aposepsie. Aposepsis ; Putrefaction.
Aposie. Aposia ; Adipsia.
Apositie. Apositia ; Anorexia.
Apositique. Apositie.
Aposkeparnismos. Oblique wound of the cranium in which a piece of bone has been entirely removed.
Apospastique. Revulsive ; Derivative.
Apostase. Apostasis.
Apost6matique. Apostematic.
Aposteme. Apostem.
Apostole. Extracts in general.
Apos3a'nie. Cutaneous erosion.
Apotelesmatique. Apotelesmatic ; Per- taining to apotelesm, the termination of a disease.
Apothecie, Apoth^cion, et Apothecium. Apothecium.
Apotheme. Apothem ; Apothema.
Apotherapie. After-treatment.
Apotheriose. The passage of a body to a state of resemblance with man.
Apothermon. A beverage after a bath.
Apothese. Apothesis.
Apothicaire. Apothecary ; Druggist.
Apothicairerie. An apothecary's shop.
Apozeme. Apozem ; Apozema.
Appareil. Apparatus.
Appareillement. Pairing ; Yoking.
Apparent, -ente. Apparent.
Appatronnement. Pairing ; Yoking.
Appauvri, -ie. Impoverished ; De- teriorated. [Deterioration.
Appauvrissement. Impoverishment ;
Appendice. Appendix.
Appendice csecal, ilio-csecal, vermicu- laire ou venniforme. Appendix ver- miformis.
Appendicite. Appendicitis.
Appendiculaire. Appendicular.
Appendicule. Small appendix.
Appendicule, -6e. Having an appendix.
Appetence. Appetence ; An appetite ;
App^tit. Appetite. [A denre.
Applicata. "Things applied.
Application ; Topique. An application.
Apposition. Apposition.
Apprim6, -^e. Applied to, or lying on, an organ (Botany).
Approximation, Approximation.
Appui. Support ; Prop.
Apre. Rough ; Tart ; Rugged ; Uneven.
Apret6. Tartness ; Roughness ; Harsh- ness.
Aproctie ; Aproctose. Aproctia ; Aproc-
Aprosopy. Aprosopia. [tosis.
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Aps^laph6sie. Aj^selapbesia.
Apsychie. Apsychia ; Unconsciousness ;
Aptere. Apterous. [A swoon.
Aptitude. Aptitude ; Fitness ; Ten- dency.
Aptyalie. Aptyalia ; Aptyalism.
Apyre. Apyrous.
Ap3n:enomele. Catheter ; Stylet.
Apyr^tique. Apyretic.
Apyrexie. Apyrexia, or -xy.
Aqua. Acjua ; Water.
Aquapuncture. Aquapuncture.
Aquatique. Aquatic. [Aquaeductus.
Aqueduc. Aqueduct ; Aqueductus ;
Aqueux, -euse. Aqueous ; Watery.
Aquo-capsulite. Aquocapsulitis ; Serous
Arabinose. Arabinose. [iritis.
Arabique. Arabic.
Arachnite ; Arachnitis. Arachnitis ; Arachnoiditis.
Arachnoide. Arachnoid.
Arachnoidien, -ienne. Arachnoidal.
Arachnoidite ; Araclmolte ; Arach- noitis. Arachnoiditis.
Arachnologie. Description of spiders.
Arack. Arack.
Aragonite. Xatural carbonate of lime.
Araign^e. Spider.
Arbitre. Arbitrator.
Arborisation. Arborization, or -sation.
Arbre. Tree.
Arc. Arc ; Bow.
Arcade. Arch.
Arcane. A secret remedy. [clothes.
Arceau. Cradle for supporting the bed-
Arch^logie. Treatise on the science of
Archenteron. Archenteron. [man.
Archetype. Archetype.
Archiatre. Archiater.
Archiblaste. Archiblast.
Archigonie. Spontaneous generation.
Archoptose. Archoptosis.
Arciforme. Arciform. [Infibulation.
Arctation. Arctation ; Contraction ;
Arcture. The condition produced by the penetration of the skin by an in-
Arcual, -ale. Arcual. [curved toe-nail.
Arcuation. Arcuation.
Arcu6, -ee. Arcuate. [Glowing.
Ardent, -ente. Ardent ; Burning, adj. ;
Ardeur. Ardor ; Burning, .s,
Ardeur d'urine. Ardor urinse.
Ardeur d'estomac. Pyrosis ; Heartburn.
Ar6faction. Arefaction ; Exsiccation ; Desiccation.
Arenac^, -6e. Arenaceous ; Sabulous.
Ar^nation. Arcuation.
Ax^olaire. Areolar.
Ar^ole. Areola.
Ar6ol6, -^e. Areolate ; Areolated.
Ar^ometre. Areometer.
Ar^ometrie. Areometry.
Ar^otique. Areotic ; Attenuant.
ArSte. (1) Fish-bone ; (2) Oblong eleva- tion at the opening of the foramen of
Arg^ma ; Arg^mon. Argema. [Monro.
Argemone. Argemone.
Argent. Argentum ; Silver.
Argent vif ; Vif-argent. Quicksilver ; Mercury. [Argyriasis.
Argentation. Argentation ; Argyria ;
Argent^, -6e. Silvered ; Containing
Argentin, -ine. Argentine. [silver.
Argenture. Silvering.
Argile. Argilla ; Potter's clay ; Argil.
Argileux, -euse ; Argillac6, -ee. Contain- ing argil.
Argjriasis ; Argyrie. Argjrriasis ; Argy- ria ; Argyrosis.
Argyrique. Pertaining to silver.
Argyritis. Litharge.
Argyrop6e. Alchemy.
Aride. Arid ; Dry.
Aridity. Ariditas ; Aridity ; Dryness.
Aristoloche. Aristolochia.
Aristolochique. (1) Aristolochic ; (2) Emmenagogue. [mentarium.
Armature. (1) Armature ; (2) Arma-
Arme. Any surgical instrument to reach a foreign body, a tumour, etc.
Arm6, -^e. Armed with.
Armoise. Artemisia ; Mugwort.
Armoracia. Horseradish.
Amaldie. A syphilitic affection of the middle ages (Castelli).
Arnica. Arnica.
Amicine. Arnicin.
Aromate. An aromatic.
Aromatique. Aromatic, adj.
Arome. Aroma.
Arqu6, -ie. Arcuate ; Bent ; Crooked.
Arrachement. Tearing up or away ; Pulling up or out ; Extraction.
Arrack ; Arack. Arrack ; Arrak.
Arrestatif, -ive. Serving to arrest.
Arret. (1) Arrest ; Stoppage ; (2) A surgical instrument serving to fix certain organs.
Arrh^notocie. Arrhenotocia.
Arrhize. Arrhizous.
Arrhythme. Arrhythmous, or -mic.
Arrhythmic. Arrhythmia, or -my.
Arrhythmique. Arrhythmic, or -mous.
Arri^r^, -^e. Backward, adj.
Arriere-bouche. Back of the mouth ;
Arriere-faix. After-birth. [Pharynx.
Arriere-gorge. The back of the throat j The pharynx behind the tonsils.
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Arriere-uarines. The posterior open- ings of the nasal fossae.
Arrowroot. Arrowroot.
Arsenal. Armamentarium (Surgery).
Ars^niate. Arseniate ; Arsenate.
Arsenic. Arsenic, ■?.
Arsenical, -ale. Arsenical.
Arsenicaux. Arsenical preparations.
Ars^niciase. Arseniciasis ; Arsenism ; Chronic arsenical intoxication.
Ars^nicique. Arsenic, adj.
Arsenicisme. Arsenicism ; Arsenism.
Arsenicophage. Arsenicojihagy,
Ars^nie, -6e. Giving arsenic ; Contain-
Ars^nieux. Arsenious. [ing arsenic.
Ars6nifere. Containing arsenic.
Ars^niophthisie. Arsenism.
Arsenique. Arsenic, adj.
Ars6niqu6, -^e. Arsenicated.
Ars^nite. Arsenite.
Ars^niure. An arseniuretted compound.
Arsiue. Arsin.
Art. Art.
Artere. Artery.
Arteriagre. Arteriagra. [-sation,
Arterialisation. Arterialization, or
Arteriaque. Arteriac, s. and adj.
Arteriectasie. Arteriectasis.
Arteriectopie. Arteriectopia.
Arterial, -elle. Arterial.
Artdrieux, -euse Arterious. [artery.
Arterieuse. Veine-. The pulmonary
Art^riographie. Arteriography.
Arteriole. Arteriole ; Arteriola.
Arteriologie. Arteriology.
Art^riomalacie. Arteriomalacia.
Arterio-phlebotomie. Arteriophlebo-
Arterioplanie. Arterioplania. [tomy.
Art^rioscl^rose. Arteriosclerosis.
Arteriost^nose. Arteriostenosis.
Arteriost^ose ; Art^riostose. Calcareous incrustation of arteries.
Arteriotome. Arteriotome.
Arteriotomie. Arteriotomy.
Arteriotrepsie. Torsion of arteries.
Arterio - veineux, -euse ; Arterioso - veineux, -euse. Arterio-venous.
Arterite. Arteritis.
Arthralgia. Arthralgia ; Arthritis.
Arthralgiqua. Arthralgic. [of a joint.
Arthrectasia. Dilatation of the cavity
Arthrectomia. Arthrectomy.
Arthrambole. Any apparatus for re- ducing dislocations.
Arthremie. Arthreraia. [-aema.
Arthrampyeme. Arthrempyema, or
Arthridia. A small articulation.
Arthrita. Arthritis.
Arthritique. Arthritic.
Arthritis ; Arthritisme. Arthritism,
Arthritolithe. Arthritolith.
Arthrocace. Arthrocace.
Arthrocele. Arthrocele.
Arthroclasia. Arthroclasia, or -sy.
Arthrodese. Arthrodesis.
Arthrodia. Arthrodia.
Arthrodie, -ee. Arthrodial.
Arthrodynie. Arthrodynia.
Arthrogrypose. Arthrogryposis.
Arthrohydrine. Synovin.
Arthrolitha. Arthritolith.
Arthrologie. Description of articulation ;
Arthronalgie. Arthralgia. [Arthrol(^y,
Arthropathie. Arthropathy.
Arthrophyta. Foreign body in an arti- culation ; Arthrophyte.
Arthroplastique. Arthroijlastic.
Arthropyosa. Arthropyosis.
Arthrosa. Arthrosis.
Arthrosia. Arthrosia.
Arthrotomie. Arthrotomy.
Artichaut. Artichoke.
Article. Any movable articulation.
Articulaira. Articular.
Articulation. Articulation.
Articul^, -ee. Articulated.
Artificial, -alia. Artificial.
Artocarpa. The bread-fruit tree.
Arum. Arum ; Wake-robin.
Ary-aiyt6noidien. Ary-arytenoid, adj.; The ary-arytenoid muscle ; Ary- taenoideus.
Ary-santorinian. The ary - arytenoid muscle ; Arytsenoideus. [glottic.
Arjrt^no - 6piglottiqua. Aryteno-epi-
Aryt^noidal, -ala. Arytenoid.
Aryt6noida. Arytenoid cartilage.
Aryt^noidian, -anna. Arytenoid.
Asa. Asa ; A gum.
Asa dulcis. Benzoin.
Asa foetida. Asafetida ; Asafoetida.
Asaphie. Asaphia.
Asarcia. Asarcia ; Emaciation.
Asarine. Asarin ; Asarone.
Asbasta. Asbestos.
Ascaricida. Ascaricide. [Ascaris.
Ascarida. Ascaride ; Thread-worm ;
Ascaridiasis. Ascaridiasis.
Ascendant, -ante. Ascending.
Ascension. Ascent. [Syndactylism.
Aschistodactylie. Aschistodactylism ;
Ascite. Ascites.
Ascitiqua. Ascitic ; Ascitical.
Ascococcus. Ascococcus.
Asepsie. Asepsis.
Asaptiqua. Aseptic.
Aseptol. Aseptol ; Sozolic acid.
Asialie. Asialia.
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Asile. Asylum ; Refuge, Asitie. Asitia.
Ask^lie. Monstrosity caused by non- development of the legs and thighs. Asode. Name given to fevers exhibit- ing malaise, suffering and sickness ; Asodes ; Surfeit. Aspalasome. Aspalasoma. Aspaiagine. Asparagin. [paragus.
Asparagin^, -^e. Pertaining to as- Asparamide. Asparagin. Asparamique ; Aspartique. Aspartic. Asperge. Asparagus. Asp6rit^. Unevenness ; "Roughness. Aspermatisme. Aspermatism. Asperme. Aspermous. Asp^rule. Asperula. Asphalte. Asphalt.
Asphaltias; Asphaltite. Name given to the fifth lumbar vertebra because it supports all the other vertebras. Asphyctique. Asphyctic ; Asphyxiated ; Asphyxie. Asphyxia. [Asphyctous. Asphyxia, -^e. Asphyxiated ; As- phyctic ; Asphyctous. Asphyxique. Asphyctic ; Asphyctous. Aspic. (1) Aspic; Spike lavender ; (2) Asp, [fern ; Aspidin.
Aspidine. Active principle of male Aspidiode. Scutiform, Aspidisque. A name formerly given to
the sphincter ani. Aspidium. Aspidium ; Male fern. Aspido'ide. Scutiform, Aspirateur. Aspirator, Aspiration. Aspiration. [etc.
Assainissement. Disinfection of rooms, Assaisonnement. Condiment ; Season- ing. Assation. Assation ; Boiling food or
drugs in their own juices. Assident, -ente. Concomitant with, or
accessory to, other symptoms. Assid^ration. Assideration. Assimilabilit6. The state of that which
has become assimilable. Assimilable. Assimilable ; Nutritious. Assimilateur, -trice. Rendering assim- Assimilation. Assimilation. [liable. Assistance. Assistance ; Help ; Relief. Association. Association ; Society. Associ^, -^e. Associated with. Assoupissant, -ante. Soporiferous ;
Soporific ; Drowsy. Assoupissement. Sleepiness ; Heavi- ness ; Drowsiness. Assouvissement. Satiating. Assu^tude. Tolerance of the economy to disturbing -causes.
Assujettissement. Subjection ; Con- straint.
Assurance. Insurance.
Astasie. Astasia.
Astatique. Unstable.
Aster. Aster.
Ast^rion. Asterion ; The point of junction of the mastoid apophyses of the temporal and of the sphenoid.
Asternal, -ale. Asternal.
Asternie. Asternia.
Ast^rolde. Asteroid.
Asth^nie. Asthenia.
Asth6nique. Asthenic.
Asth6nopie. Asthenopia.
Asth^nopyre. Asthenic fever.
Asthmatique. Asthmatic.
Asthme. Asthma.
Asticot. Maggot.
Astigmatique. Astigmatic.
Astigmatisme. Astigmatism.
Astigmometre. Astigmometer ; Astig- matometer.
Astome. Astomous.
Astomie. The astomous state.
Astragale. (1) Astragalus (Anatomy) ; (2) Astragalus (Botany).
Astriction. Astriction.
Astringence. Astringency. [and s.
Astringent, -ente. Astringent, adj.
Astrobolisme. Sudden paralysis sup- posed to be due to the influence of the
Astrologie. Astrology. [stars.
Asym^trie. Asymmetry,
Asym^trique. Asymmetric ; Irregular.
Asjmergie. Asynergia.
Asynergique. Asynergic.
Asystolie. Asystole, or -ly, or -lism.
Asystolique. Asystolie.
Ataraxie. Apathy ; Tranquillity.
Atavisme. Atavism.
Ataxic. Ataxia, or -xy.
Ataxique. Ataxic.
Ataxodsmamie. Irregularity in the action of a part.
Ataxophdmie. Ataxophemia.
Atecnie. Impotence ; Sterility.
At6lectasie. Atelectasis.
At61enc^phalie. Atelencephalia, or -ly.
At^lie. Atelia.
At^locardie. Atelocardia.
At^lognathie. Atelognathia. At6lomy6lie. Atelomyelia. At61oprosopie. Ateloprosopia. At^lorrhachidie. Atelorrhachidia. Athermal, -ale. Not thermal (water
from 32° to 60° F.). Athermique. Produced without eleva- tion of the temperature of the body.
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Athermosystaltique. Said of striped muscular fibres, owing to their being less sensitive to variations of tem- perature than smooth fibres.
Atheromasie. Atheromasia.
Ath^romateux, -euse. Atheromatous.
Atheroma. Atheroma.
Ath^rosperme. Atherosperma.
Athlete. Athlete.
Athl^tique. Athletic.
Athrepsie. Athrepsia.
Atlas. Atlas.
Atlodyme. Atlodymus.
Atloide ; Atloidien, -enne. Atlantal.
Atlo'ide. Atlas, s.
Atloido-axoidien, -enne. Atloido-axoid.
Atloido-odontoidien, -enne. Atloido- odontoid.
Atloldo - sous - mastoidien. Obliquus superior capitis (Muscle).
Atloido-sous-occipltal. Rectus later- alis capitis (Muscle).
Atmiatrie. Atmiatry.
Atmidiatrique. The employment of atmiatry ; Atmidiatrica.
Atmidometre ; Atmometre. Atmido- meter ; Atmometer.
Atmosphere. Atmosphere.
Atmosphdrie. Medical application of atmospheric properties.
Atmospherique. Atmospheric.
Atmospherologie. Description of the
Atocie. Atocia. [atmosphere.
Atome. Atom.
Atomicite. Atomicity.
Atomique. Atomic.
Atomisme. Atomism.
Atomiste. Atomist. [Atomistic.
Atomistique. Pertaining to atomism ;
Atonie. Atony ; Debility.
Atonique. Atoruc.
Atorcularien, -enne. Not going to the torcular Herophili.
Atoxique. Atoxic.
Atrabilaire. Atrabiliary (obsolete).
Atrabile. Atrabilis ; Black bile (obso-
Atrachelie. Absence of neck. [lete.
Atractoide. Shaped like an arrow.
Atrament. Black pigment.
Atramentaire. Atramental.
Atresia. Atresia.
Atr^sie, -^e. Atresic.
Atretelytrie. Atretelytria.
Atretenterie. Atretenteria.
Atretisme. Atresia. [Symblepharon.
Atr6toblepharie. Atretoblepharia ;
Atretocephale. Abnormality consisting in imperforation of the mouth, of the nose, and of the ears.
Atretoconne. Abnormality consisting in vulvar and anal imperforation.
Atr^tocysie. Atretocysia ; Atresia of the anus.
Atretocystie. Atretocystia.
Atretogastrie. Gastric imperforation.
Atr^tol^mie. Imperforation of the pharynx and oesophagus.
Atr^tometrie. Atretometria.
Atretopsie. Atretopsia.
Atr^torrhinie. Nasal imperforation.
Atretostomie. Buccal imperforation.
Atreturethrie. Urethral imperforation.
Atrial, -ale. Atrial.
Atrichiasis. Atrichosis.
Atrichie. Atrichia. [Dilatation.
Atrium. Atrium ; Auricle ; Sinus ;
Atropa. Atropa. [tropous.
Atrope. Atropal ; Atropous ; Ortho-
Atrophie. Atrophy ; Atrophia.
Atrophique. Atrophic.
Atropholysie. Atrophic ulceration of the tissues in the transit to inanition.
Atropine. Atropin, or -ine, or -ina.
Atropisme. Atropism ; Atropinism.
Atrosine. A black substance extracted from belladonna.
Attache. The point of attachment of a muscle or a ligament.
Attachement. Attachment.
Attaque. Attack ; Fit.
Atteinte. Injury ; Lesion ; Fit ; Attack.
Attelle ; Eclisse. Splint.
Attentat. Attempt at crime.
Attentat k la pudeur. Criminal at- tempt ; Outrage on decency.
Attente. Expectation. [tare.
Attente. Ligature d'-. Temporary liga-
Attention. Attention.
Attenuant, -ante. Attenuant.
Attenuation. Attenuation.
Attenue, -ee. Attenuated.
Attitude. Attitude.
Attouchement. The application to the skin, by means of a brush or a piece of lint, of a medicinal substance, liquid or in powder.
Attractif, -ive. Attractive (to fluids) ; Having attraction.
Attractifs. Blisters.
Attraction. Attraction.
Attribut. Attribute.
Attrition. Attrition.
Atypie. The atypic condition.
Atypique. Atypic ; Atypical,
Aubepine. Hawthorn.
Aubergine. Egg-plant.
Aubier. Sapwood. [of the neck.
Auch^niatrie. Treatment of diseases
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Auchenhydrocele. Hydrocele of the neck, of the thyroid gland.
Audiometre, ou mieux, Acoumetre.
Audiphone. Audiphone. [Audiometer.
Auditif, -ive. Auditory.
Audition. Audition.
Augment. Augment ; The increasing stage of a disease.
Augnathe. Augnathus.
Augure. Augur ; Augury, [or sound.
Aulacomele. A grooved probe, director,
Aulacostome. A species of leech.
Aulne, Aune. Alder- tree.
Auln^e, Aun^e. Inula.
Aura. Aura.
Aurantine. Hesperidin.
Aureole. Areola.
Auriculaire. Auricular.
Auricula. Auricle. [ear.
Auricula, -^6. Having an auricle or an
Auriculiforme. Having the shape of an auricle or of an ear.
Aurification. Stopping teeth with gold.
Aurifique. Auriferous.
Aurifomie. Auriform. [of gold.
Aurigineux, -euse. Having the colour
Aurine. Aurin.
Atirique, Pertaining to gold.
Auriscalpe. Auriscalp.
Auriscope, ou mieux, Otoscope. Auri- scope ; Otoscope.
Auriste. Aurist.
Aurore. Aurora.
Auscultation. Auscultation.
Austere. Sharp to the taste.
Austral, -ale. Southern. [health.
Autarcie. State of well-being, of good
Aut^choscope. Autechoscope.
Autem^sie. Idiopathic vomiting.
Authemere. That takes place on the same day.
Autocarpien, -enne. Autocarpous.
Autochthone. Autochthon, s. ; Autoch- thonous, adj.
Autocin^sie. Autocinesis.
Autoclave. Autoclave.
Autogene. Autogenous.
Autogenese; Autog^nie. Autogenesis.
Autognose, s. That which is acquired by a study of one's self.
Autographisme. Autographism.
Auto-inoculation. Auto • inoculation .
Autolabe. Self-closing forceps.
Automatique. Automatic.
Automatisme. Automatism.
Automnal, -ale. Autumnal.
Automne. Autumn.
Autonome. Acting independently.
Autonomie. Autonomy.
Auto-ophthalmoscope. An ophthalmo- scope with which a person may ex- amine his own eyes.
Autophagie. Autophagia, or -gy.
Autophonie. Autophony.
Autophonique. Autophonous.
Autoplastic. Autoplasty.
Autoplastique. Autoplastic.
Autopsie. Autopsy ; Post-mortem.
Autorisation. Authorisation ; Autho- rity ; Warrant ; Consent.
Autositaire. Autosite ; Autositic.
Autosite. Autosite. [Autechoscope.
Autost^thoscope. Autostethoscope ;
Autotherapie. Autotherapy.
Autruche. Ostrich.
Auxiliaire. Auxiliary.
Auzometre. Instrument for measuring magnifying powers.
Ava. Ava-kava ; Kava-kava.
Avalanche. Avalanche theory.
Aval^, -^e. Sunk ; Fallen in.
Aval^, -ee. Swallowed.
Avalvulaire. Having no valves.
Avant-bouche. The part of the mouth which extends from the lips to the
Avant-bras. Fore-arm. [teeth.
Avant-coeur, The pit of the stomach.
Avant-coin. The quadrilateral cerebral lobe of Foville.
Avant-mur. A small mass of gray matter placed below the anterior ex- tremity of the optic thalamus beneath the middle commissure of the brain.
Avant-pied. The metatarsus.
Avant-poignet. The metacarpus.
Aveugle. Blind.
Aviculaire. Pertaining to birds.
Avivement. Refreshing the edges of a wound before suturing.
Aviver. To refresh (Surgery).
Avoine. Oats.
Avortement. Abortion ; Miscarriage.
Avorton. An abortive child ; A badly-
Avulsion. Avulsion, [developed child.
Axe. Axis (not the vertebra).
Axial. Axial.
Axile. Having the nature of an axis.
Axillaire. Axillary.
Axin. Axin. [bra.
Axis. Axis ; The second cervical verte-
Axolde ; Axoidien, -enne. Pertaining to the axis (vertebra) ; Axoid.
Axoldo-atloldien, enne. Atlanto-axoid.
Axoldo-mastoldien. Obliquus inferior capitis. [cus major.
Axoldo-occipital. Rectus capitis posti-
Axonge. Axungia ; Fat ; Adeps.
Aypnie. Insomnia.
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Azocarbide. Applied to the derivatives
of cyanogen. Azocarbide hydrique. Hydrocyanic Azocarbique. Cyanic. [acid.
Azocarbonique. Acide-. Picric acid. Azocarbure. Cyanide. Azoique. Azoic. Azoodynamie. Adynamia. Azotate. Nitrate. Azotation. The fixation of atmospheric
nitrogen by plants, vegetables, etc. Azote, s-. et adj. Nitrogen ; Azote, s. ;
Azotic ; Nitric, adja. Azote, -ee. Azotized ; Nitrogenized. Azoteux. Nitrous. Azotlque. Azotic ; Nitric. Azotite. Nitrite. Azoture. Nitride. Azoturie. Azoturia. Azurite. Azurite ; Carbonate of copper. Azygos. Azygos, s. ; Azygous, adj. Azyme. Azymous ; Unleavened. Azymique. Azymic.
Ba. Symbol of Barinm. [ = Sand-bath.
B.A. Abbreviation of Balneum arense
Babeurre. Butter-milk.
Baccien, -enne. Pertaining to berries.
Baccifere. Having berries.
Bacciforme. Shaped like a berry.
Baccivore. Subsisting on berries.
Bacillaire. Bacillary ; Bacillar.
Bacille, s.7n. Bacillus.
Bacilli, -6e. Having bacilli.
Bacilliforme. Bacilliform,
Bacillus. Bacillus.
Bact^ridie. Bacteridium ; Bacterium (specially that of anthrax).
Bacteria. Bacterium.
Bact^rien, -enne. Bacterial ; Pertain- ing to bacteria.
Bact^riologie. Bacteriology.
Bact^rionace, -6e. Having the form of
Bacterium. Bacterium, [a bacterium.
Bact^roide.* Having the form of a bac- terium.
Badiane. Badian ; Star-anise.
Badigeonnage. Painting on the skin, as with tincture of iodine.
Bale. Berry.
Baignoire. Bath ; Apparatus in which a bath is taken.
B&illement. Yawning.
Ba,illon. Gag.
Bain. Bath.
Balance. Balance ; Scales.
Balancement. Compensation (such as between hypertrophy and atrophy).
Balanique. Balanic.
I Balanite. Balanitis.
Balano-posthite. Balanoposthitis.
Balano-pr^putial, -ale. Balano - pre- putial.
Balanorrhagie. Balanorrhagia.
Balanorrh6e. Balanorrhea, or -cea.
Balayage. Sweeping (streets, wards, etc. ). [in speech.
Balbutiement. Stuttering ; Hesitation
Baleine. Whale.
Balle. (1) Bullet ; (2) Chaff.
Ballonnement. Distending a part with water, gas, etc.
Ballottement. Ballottement (to diag- nose pregnancy) ; literally : A shak-
Baln^aire. Pertaining to baths, [ing.
Baln^ation. The rational employment of baths.
Baln^ographie. Balneography.
Baln^ologie. Balneology.
Baln^otechnie. Balneology.
Baln^oth^rapie. Balneotherapy.
Balsamique. Balsamic.
Bambou. Bamboo.
Banane. Banana.
Bananier. Banana-tree.
Banban. Peculiar gait of children from side to side caused by the legs being
Banc. Bench ; Seat. [bowed.
Bancal. Bandy-legged.
Bandage. Bandage.
Bandage amidonn^. Starch bandage.
Bandage hemiaire ; Brayer. Truss.
Bandage de corps. Body bandage.
Bandage platr^. Plaster - of - Paris bandage.
Bandage en doloire. Recurrent ban- dage ; Bandage with turns.
Bandage de Galien, ou des pauvres. Three or six tailed head bandage of Galen.
Bandage incamatif. Bandage to keep divided parts in apposition.
Bandage rampant, ou en spirale. Spiral bandage.
Bandage renvers^. Bandage with turns.
Bandage de Scultet, ou h. bandes s^par^es. Bandage of Scultetus (spiral reverse, with long and short pieces). [bandage.
Bandage de Seutin. Seutin's starch
Bandage en T. T -bandage.
Bandage en huit de chiffre. Figure-of-
Bandage omniforme. A kind of truss. Bandage triangulaire. Triangular ban- dage. Bandage a trois chefs. Three-tailed Bandagist. Bandagist. [bandage.
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Bande. (1) Band ; (2) Bandage.
Bandeau. Head-band or head-bandage.
Bandelette. A small band or bandage.
Bandelette agglutinative. Band of adhesive plaster. [semicircularis.
Bandelette demi-circulaire. The tsenia
Bandelette du corps stri^. The tsenia corporis striati.
Bandelette com^e. The horny band of the taenia semicircularis.
Bandelette g^min^e. The fornix.
Bandelette grise. Band of gray matter in the corpus striatum. [band.
Bandelette ilio-pubienne. Iliopubic
Bandelette des nerfs optiques. The part of the optic nerves which is behind the chiasma.
Bandelette primitive des tubes ner- veux. The axis-cylinder of a nerve.
Bandoline. Bandolin, or -ine.
Bang ; Bangi. Bang ; Cannabis indica.
Baptisie. Baptisia.
Baquet. Tub. [wooden hospital.
Baraque hospitaliere. Temporary
Baraquement des blesses, etc. Dis- tribution of the wounded or of the sick in temporary wooden hospitals so as to avoid overcrowding.
Barattage. Churning.
Baratte. Churn,
Barbe, s.f. Beard.
Barbe, x.m. Barb.
Barbele, -6e. Barbellate.
Barbier. Barber.
Barbu, -ue. Bearded ; Barbated.
Bardane. Burdock.
Baromacrometre. Baromacrometer.
Barometre. Barometer.
Barom^trique. Barometric.
Baroscope. Baroscope.
Barre. The prolongation of the sym- physis pubis towards the cavity of the pelvis. Word formerly employed to designate all the pubes.
Barr^, -6e. Employed to designate a pelvis in wliich the pubic symphysis is very long. [tholin.
Bartholin, Glandes de-. Glands of Bar-
Bary^cole. Baryecoia.
Baryenc^phalie. Baryencephalia.
Baryglossie. Baryglossia.
Baryphonie. Baryphonia.
Baryte. Baryta.
Baryum. Barium.
Bas. Stocking.
Basal, -ale. Basal. [bodies.
Bascule. Weighing-machine for heavy
Base. Base ; Basis.
Basibranchial, -ale. Basibranchial.
Basicity. Basicity. [base.
Basification. The action of becoming a
Basifixe. Basitixed.
Basifuge. Basifugal.
Basihyal, -ale. Basihyal ; Basihyoid.
Basilaire. Basilar.
Basilique. Basilic. [pharyngeal.
Basilo - pharyngien, -enne. Basilo-
Basio-c6rato-glosse, Basio-glosse, ou Basio-keratoglosse. The hyo-glossus muscle.
Basion. Basion.
Basio-pharjmgien, -enne. Some fibres of the middle constrictor (Winslow).
Basiotique. Basiotic.
Basiotribe. Basiotribe.
Basique. Basic.
Bassin. Pelvis. [large pelvis.
Bassin. Le grand-. False, superior, or
Bassin. Le petit-. True, inferior, or small pelvis ; Pelvic cavity.
Bassinage. The cleansing and dressing of wounds.
Bassine. Pan for pharmaceutical use.
Bassinet (du rein). The pelvis of the
Bassorine. Bassorin. [kidney.
Bas-ventre. The lower part of the abdomen ; The hypogastric and in- guinal regions.
BUtard, -arde. Bastard ; Illegitimate.
Bathybius. Bathybius.
Bathym^trie. Measurement of deep places or parts.
Batonnet. ( 1 ) A rod-like body of Jacob- son's membrane of the retina ; (2) Bacterium ; Bacillus.
Batrachoide. Batrachoid.
Batrachoplastie ; Batrachosioplastie. Batrachoplasty.
Batracien. Batracian.
Battage. Striking (metal) ; Threshing.
Battement. Beating (heart, pulse, etc.).
Batterie. Battery.
Baudruche. Gold-beater's skin.
Baume. Balsam ; Balm. •
Baumier. Tacamahaca.
Bave. Drivel ; Slaver.
Baveux, -euse. Drivelling ; Slabber- ing ; Slobbering.
Bdellaire. Pertaining to leeches.
Bdelle. Bdella ; Leech. [leeches.
Bdellepithese. The application of
Bdellien, -enne. Pertaining to leeches.
Bdellium. Bdellium.
Bdellometre. Bdellometer.
Bdellomorpbe. Shaped like a leech.
B^ance. The condition of being wide open or gaping.
B^beerin ; Bibirine. Bebeerin.
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Bebeeru. Nectandra. [Nectandra.
B^beerique ; B^birique. Pertaining to Bee. (1) Bill ; Beak ; (2) Rostrum ;
Tooth-forceps. Bee du calamus seriptorius. The point
of the calamus seriptorius. Bee du corps ealleux. The rostrum of
the corpus callosum. [leariformis. Bec-de-cuiller. The processus coch- Bec-de-lievre. Harelip. [person.
B^casse. (1) Woodcock ; (2) Silly B^cassine. Snipe. Beecabunga. Beccabunga. B^chique. Bechic ; Antibechic. Bechorthopn6e. Bechorthopnea, or -cea. B^gaiement; Begayement. Stammer- Begonia ; B6gonie. Begonia. [ing, s. Begue. Stammering, adj. ; Stammerer, B^hen. Behen-nut. [s.
B^la ; Belou. Bela. Belette. Weasel. B61ier. Kam. Belladone. Belladonna. Belladonine. Belladonnin, or -ne. Belle-dame. Belladonna. Belleric ; Belliric. Belleric. Bellon. Bellon ; Lead colic. B^loide. Beloid; Styloid. Belonoide. Belonoid ; Styloid. Belonospase. Acupuncture. Ben. Ben ; Benne. B^nignite. Benignity. B6nin, -igne. Benign ; Benignant. Benjoin. Benzoin. Benzamide. Benzamid. Benzanilide. Benzanilid, or -ide. Benzene. Benzene. Benzidine. Benzidin, or -ine. Benzile. Benzil. Benzimide. Benzimid, or -ide. Benzine. Benzinium ; Benzine. Benzoate. Benzoate. Benzolque. Benzoic. Berberine. Berberin, or -ine. Berceau. Cradle. Bergamote. Bergamot. Beriberi. Beriberi. [tantes.
Berlue. Dimness of sight ; Muscse voli- Besoin. Want ; Need ; Instinct ; Pas- Bestial, -ale. Bestial. [sion. Bestialite. Bestiality. Bestiaux, pi. de Betail. Cattle. B^taine. Betain ; Oxyneurin ; Lycin. Bete. (1) Beast (animal) ; (2) Scab rot. B6tel. Betel. Betoine. Betony. Betol. Betol ; Salinaphthol ; Naph-
thalol. Bette. Beet.
Betterave. Beetroot.
Betuline. Betulin.
Beurre. Butter.
Bevue. Diplopia.
Bezoard. Bezoar.
Bezoardique. Bezoardic.
Bibasique. Bibasic.
Biberon. Sucking-bottle for infants.
Biberon. Au-. By hand (Infants).
Bicarbon^, -ee. Bicarbonated ; Bicar- bonate.
Biearbure. A bicarbide or bicarburet.
Bieaudal, -ale, Bicaude, -6e. Bi- caudal. [Dicephaloixs, adj.
Bicephale, Dicephale. Dicephalus, s.;
Biceps. Biceps.
Biche. Hind ; Roe.
Blchlorure. Bichloride.
Bichromate. Bichromate.
Bicipital, -ale. Bicipital.
Bicome. Bicornute.
Bieuspide, Bicuspid^, -^e. Bicuspid.
Bidens, Bident. Bidens.
Bident^, -ee. Bidentated. [injections).
Bidet. Bidet (Small bath for female
Bienseanee. Decency; Decorum.
Biere. Beer.
Bifide. Bifid.
Biflexe. Twice flexed.
Bigaradier. Seville orange.
Bigemin^, -ee. Bigeminate.
Bihydrate. A double hydrate.
Bihydrate, -ee. Having two equivalents of water.
Bijugu^, -^e. Grouped in pairs.
Bijumeau. (1) A double monster ; (2) The biceps muscle.
Bilateral, -ale. Bilateral.
Bile. Bile.
Biliaire. Biliary.
Biliation. The secretion of bile.
Bilicyanine. Bilicyanin.
Bilieux, -euse. Bilious.
Biliflavine. Biliflavin.
Bilifulvine. Bilifulvin.
Bilifulvique. Having the greenish- yellow colour of bile.
Bilifuscine. Bilifuscin.
Bilihumine. Bilihumin.
Biline. Bilin.
Biliph^ine. Biliphein ; Cholophein.
Biliprasine. Biliprasin. [pur pin,
Bilipurpurine. Bilipurpurin ; Bili-
Bilique. Pertaining to the bile or to the biliary ducts.
Bilirubine. Bilirubin.
Biliverdine. Biliverdin.
Billot. Block.
Bimane. Bimanual ; Ambidextrous.
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Bimanes. Bimana. Binaire. Binary ; Binate. Bin6, -^e. Binate. Binocle. A double eyeglass. Binoculaire. Binocular. Biochimie. Bio-chemistry. Biodynamique. Biodynamics. Biogene, Biogenique. Pertaining to Biognose. Biognosis. [biogenesis.
Biologie. Biology. Biologique. Biologic ; Biological. Biolychnion. The innate heat of the
blood. Bionomie. Bionomy ; Biodynamics. Biophthore. Mortal ; Deadly. Biophilie. The instinct of individual Bioplasme. Bioplasm. [preservation. Bioplastique. Bioplastic. Bioscopie. Bioscopy. Biotaxie. Biotaxis, or -xy. Biotique. Biotic. [gous.
Bioticophage ; Biotophage. Biopha- Bioxyde. Dioxide. Bipare. Biparous. Biparietal, -ale. Biparietal. Biparti, -ie, Bipartit, -ite. Bipartite. Bipartition. Segmentation. Bipede. Biped. Bipinn^, -^e. Bipinnate. Bipolaire. Bipolar. [refraction.
Bir^fringent, -ente. Having a double Bis, -ise. Brownish-gray. Bis. Pain-. Brown bread. Bisannuel, -elle. Biennial. Biscotte. A slice of bread warmed in Biscuit. Biscuit. [an oven,
Biscuit de mer. A kind of unleavened
bread. Bisexe, Bisexue, -^e, Bisexuel, -elle.
Bisexual. Bis-ischiatique. Bisischiadic. Bismuth. Bismuth; Bismuthum. Bissac. A condition of two dilatations
or sacs separated by an hour-glass
contraction. Bistorte. Bistort.
Bistortier, Bistotier. A kind of pestle. Bistouri. Bistoury. Bistournage. Castration by twisting,
and the atrophy so produced. Bisulce. Bisulcate. Bisulfate. Bisulphate. Bisulfure. Bisulphide. Bisulque. Bisulcate. Bitonal, -ale. Applied to a voice having
a double tone. Bitter. Bitters. Bitume. Bitumen. Bitumlneux, -euse. Bituminous.
Bituminisation. Transformation of
organic substances to a bituminous Biuret. Biuret. [state.
Bivalence. Bivalence. Bivalent, -ente. Bivalent. Bivalve. Bivalve.
Blafard, -arde. Pale ; Dull ; Wan. Blaireau. Badger. Blaisement, Blesit6. Blesitas. Blanc, -nche. White. Blanc de Baleine. Cetaceum. Blanc de Briancon. Talc. Blanc de ceruse. Carbonate of lead. Blanc d'Espagne, de Mendon, ou de
Troyes. Chalk pulverized and made
into a paste for moulding. Blanc de Fard. White application or
paint for the skin. Blanc de graines. Glutin. Blanc de I'oeil. The white of the eye. Blanc d'oeuf. The white of egg. Blanc de plomb. Carbonate of lead ;
White lead. Blanc de zinc. Oxide of zinc. Blanchet. (1) A kind of filter for syrups ;
(2) Thrush ; Mycotic stomatitis. Blanchiment. Bleaching. Blanchir. To conceal a morbid state
by means of palliatives. Blanquette. (1) Natural soda ; (2)
Brandy during its first distillation. Blaste. The radicle of the monocoty-
ledonous embryo. Blastematique. Blastematic. Blasteme. Blastema. Blastique. Pertaining to blastema. Blastocardie, Blastocelie. Blasto-
cardia ; The germinal spot. Blastochyle. Blastochyle. Blastocoele. Blastocele. [vesicle.
Blastocyste. Blastocyst; The germinal Blastoderme. Blastoderm. Blastodermique. Blastodermic. Blastogene. Blastogenic ; Producing
blastoderm. Blastogenese. Blastogenesis. Blastogenique. Blastogenic ; Producing Blastomere. Blastomere. [blastoderm. Blastophore. Blastophore. Blastopore. Blastopore. Blastosphere. Blastosphere. Blastostroma. The embryonic area. Blastostyle. Blastostyle. Blastulation. Blastulation. [to moths. Blattaire. Pertaining to cockroaches or Blatte. Blatta ; Moth ; Cockroach. Blaud's pill. Pill containing sulphate
of iron and carbonate of potash. B16. Wheat ; Corn.
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Bl^chopyre. Blechopyra ; Slow nervous
fever ; Transient fever. Bleime. Bleyme (Vet.) ; Corn (of
horses, etc.). [zinc.
Blende. IVlock ore ; Native sulphide of Blennad^nite. Blennadenitis. Blennelytrie. Blennelytria ; Leucor-
rhoea. [Blennenteritis.
Blennentdrie. Blennenteria, or -ry ; Blennisthmie. Pharyngeal catarrh. Blennocystite. Catarrh of the bladder. Blennode. Blennoid ; Myxoid ; Muci-
forin. [genous.
Blennogene. Blennogenic ; Blenno- Blennometrite. Blennometritis. Blennophthalmie. Bleunophthalmia. Blennopyrie. Blennopyria ; Typhoid
fever. Blennorrhagie. Blennorrhagia. Blennorrhagique. Blennorrhagie. Blennorrhee. Blennorrhea, or -oea. Blennorrhinie. Blennorrhinia ; Coryza. Blennorrhoide. Blennorrheal, or -ceal ;
Resembling blennorrhoea. Blenorrho'lque. Blennorrheal, or -ceal ;
Having the nature of blennorrhoea. Blennose. Blennosis. Blennostase. Blennostasis. Blennothorax. Blennothorax ; Pulmon- ary catarrh. Blennotorrhee. Blennotorrhea, or -oea. Blennurethrie. Urethral blennorrhoea. Blennurie. Blennuria. Blepharadenite. Blepharadenitis. Bl^pharides. The eyelashes ; Blepharis,
sing., Blepharides, pL Bl^pharique. Palpebral. Blepharisme. Blepharism. Blepharite. Blepharitis, [the eyelids. Blepharo-blennorrhee. Blennorrhoea of Blepharo-colobome. Palpebral colo-
boma. Blepharo-conj onctivite. Simul taneous
blepharitis and conjunctivitis. Bl^pharometre. An instrument for the
treatment of trichiasis (Buzzi). Blepharoncose. Blepharoncus. Bl^pharophimosis. Blepharophimosis. Blepharophthalmie. Same as Blepharo-
conjonctivite. Blepharophjnne. BlepharophjTna. Blepharoplastie. Blepharoplasty, Bl^pharoplastique. Blepharoplastie. Blepharoplegie. Blepharoplegia. Blepharoptose. Blepharoptosis. Blepharopyorrhee. Blepharopyorrhea,
or -oea. Bl^pharospasme. Blepharospasm. Blepharostat. Blepharostat.
Blepharostenose. Blepharostenosis.
Bl^pharoxyste. Instrument for re- moving vegetations from the inner surface of the eyelids.
Bleser. To speak with blesitas.
Blesite. Blesitas.
Blesse, -^e. Wounded ; Hurt.
Blessure. Wound ; Cut ; Hurt.
Bleu, s. Blue colour ; Blue, s.
Bleu d'azur. Smalt.
Bleu de montagne. Carbonate of copper.
Bleu de Prusse. Prussian blue.
Bleu, -ue. Blue, adj. [a blue colour.
Bleuissement. The passage of a body to
Blutage. Sifting of flour.
Bobine. Bobbin.
Boeuf. Ox ; Beef (flesh).
Boeuvonnage. Oophorectomy of thecow.
Boeuvonne. The cow from whom the ovaries have been removed.
Bois. (1) Wood ; (2) Horns (of a deer).
Boisson. Drink ; Beverage ; Drinking ;
Bolte. Box ; Case. [Drunkenness.
Boiterie. Claudication ; Lameness.
Boltier. Box with compartments for dressings, etc.
Bol. (1) Bolus ; (2) Bowl ; (3) Bole.
Bolaire. Bolary (applied to soil).
Bolet. Boletus.
Bombjrx. Silk-worm. [(2) Voucher.
Bon, s. (1) Good quality ; The good ;
Bon, bonne, adj. Good ; Kind ; Favour- able ; Wholesome ; Pleasant to the
Bonbon. Bonbon ; Sweetmeat, [taste.
Bonnet. The second stomach of rumi- nants, [capistrum ; Head bandage.
Bonnet d'Hippocrate. A capelina or
Bonte. Goodness ; Kindness.
Boracique. Boracic.
Boracite. Natural borate of magnesia.
Borate. Borate.
Borax. Borax. [in the bowels.
Borborygme. Borborygmus ; Rumbling
Bord. Brim ; Edge ; Lip (of a wound).
Borde, -ee. Having a brim, etc.
Bore. Boron.
Bore, -ee. Containing Boron.
Boreal, -ale. Boreal ; Northern.
Borgne, .s. and adj. One-eyed person,
Borique. Boric. [s. ; One-eyed, adj.
Borure. A combination of boron with any simple body except oxygen.
Bosse. Lump ; Bruise ; Protuberance ; Hump. [adjs. ; Hunchback, s.
Bossu, -ue. Humpbacked, Hunchbacked.
Bot. Club-footed.
Bot. Pied-. Club-foot.
Botanique, s. Botany.
Botanique, adj. Botanical
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Botaniste. Botanist. [description.
Botanographie, Botanologie. Botanical
Botanophage. Herbivorous.
Bothriocephale. Bothriocephalus.
Bothrion. Bothrion ; Bothrium.
Botryoide. Botryoid ; Racemose.
Bottine. Orthopaedic boot.
Botulisme ; Botulique. Poison-. Botu- lism ; Sausage-poisoning, or poison.
Bouba, Buba. Frambcesia ; Yaws.
Bouc. Goat (male).
Boucage. Saxifrage. [by smoke.
Boucanage. Desiccation of meat, etc.,
Bouche. Mouth ; Orifice.
Bouchon. Plug ; Cork (of a bottle).
Bouclement. Infibulation.
Boudin. Black-pudding.
Boue purulente. Very thick pus.
Boue splenique. Splenic pulp.
Bouffee. Puff ; Whiff ; Fit.
Bouffissxire. Swelling ; Turgidness.
Bougie. Bougie.
Bouilll. The meat from which bouillon or broth has been made.
Bouillie. Pap.
Bouillon. Bouillon ; Alimentary broth.
Bouillonnement. Ebullition.
Boule. Ball.
Boule adipeuse. Mass of adipose tissue between the anterior border of the masseter and the external surface of the buccinator.
Boule de gomme. Medicinal substances made up in balls with barley-sugar.
Boule hysterique. Globus hystericus.
Bouleau. Birch.
Boulet. Fetlock- joint (Vet.).
Boulette. A small pledget of lint.
Boulimie. Boulimia ; Bulimia, or -my.
Boulimique. Bulimic.
Bouquet. Anatomically, the cluster of tendons and ligaments attached to a process of bone. [of a boil.
Bourbillon. The core of a carbuncle or
Bourdonnemeut. Murmur ; Buzzing ; Bruit.
Boiirdonnement amphorique. Ampho- ric resonance. [aurium.
Bourdonnement d'oreilles. Tinnitus
Bourdonnet. A small pledget of lint.
Bourgeon, liud.
Bourgeons chamus. Fleshy vegetations.
Bourgeonnement des plaies. Excessive production of fieshy vegetations on
Bourrache. Borage. [wounds.
Bourrelet. Pad.
Bourrelet du corps calleux. The thick posterior rounded fold of the corpus callosum.
Bourrelet cotyloidien. The cotyloid
ligament. Bourrelet glenoidien. The glenoid liga- ment, [anus. Bourrelet cutane anal. The lips of the Bourse muqueuse, Bourse s^reuse,
Bourse synoviale. A bursa. Bourses. The scrotum (as a whole). Bourses muqueuses, ou synoviales, des
tendons. The synovial sheaths of
the tendons. [ing ; Emphysema.
Boursoufiement. Tumefaction ; Swell- Boussole. Compass. Bout de sein. (1) The artificial nipple
of the sucking-bottle ; (2) A nipple
shield. Bouteille. Bottle. Bouteille de Leyde. A Leyden jar. Bouton. (1) Bud ; (2) Pimple ; (3)
Director used in lithotomy. Bouton uoir. Belladonna. Boutoune, -ee. Said of instruments that
are blunt pointed or that end in a
knob. Boutonneux, -euse. Pimply ; Covered
with pimples. Boutonniere. A button-hole incision, Boyau. Gut.
Brachial, -ale. Brachial. [arm.
Brachiforme. Having the form of an Brachio-cephalique. Brachiocephalic
(Innominate). Brachiolde. Same as Brachiforme. Brachio-cubital, -ale. Brachio-cubital ;
Brachio-ulnar. Brachio-radial, -ale. Brachio- radial. Brachiotomie. Brachiotomy. Brachycephale. Brachycephalic, or
-lous, adj. ; Brachycephalus, s. Brachyc^phalie. Brachycephalia, or -ly ;
Brachykephalia, or -ly. Brachymetrope. Brachymetropic. Brachymetropie. Brachymetropia. Brachypnee. Brachypnea, or cea. Brachjrrrhine. Brachyrrhinic, adj. ;
Brachyrrhinus, s. Brach3/Trhinie. Brachyrrhinia. Bractee. Bract.
Bradycardie. Bradycardia, [-sesthesia. Bradyesthesie. Bradyesthesia, or Bradyfibriue. Fibrin that coagulates
slowly. Bradyglossie. (1) Shortness of the
tongue ; (2) Bradylalia. Bradyglotte. ( 1 ) Having a short tongue ;
(2) Affected with bradylalia. Bradylogie. Bradylogia ; Bradylalia. Bradypepsie. Bradypepsia. Bradypu^e. Bradypnea, or -nea.
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Bradyphasie. Bradyphasia ; Brady- lalia. Bradyspermatisme. Bradyspermatism. Bradyurie. Bradyuria. Brague. The scrotum. Brai. Pitch and tar ; Resin. Braidisme. Braidism ; Hypnotism. Braise. Live coal. Brancard. Stretcher. Brancardier. Sick-bearer ; Man in the
ambulance ; Stretcher-bearer. Branche. Branch. Branche femelle du forceps. The
female blade of the forceps. Branche male du forceps. The male
blade of the forceps. Branchial, -ale. Branchial. Branchie. Branchia, sing., Branchiae,
pi. ; Gills of fishes. Branlant, -ante. Shaking ; Tottering. Branlement de t6te. Nutation ; Nod- ding or shaking of the head. Bras. Arm.
Brassica. Brassica ; Cabbage. Brayer. Truss. Brechet. Breast - bone ; Sternum ;
Xiphoid cartilage. Bredissure. Trismus capistratus. Bredouillement. Stuttering. Bregma. Bregma. Bregmatique. Bregmatic. Breuvage. (1) Any liquid medicine;
(2) Drench (Vet.), Bride. Bridle ; Frenum ; Adhesion. Brightique. Pertaining to Bright's
disease ; Brightic. Bris6, -ee. (l)Bent; (2) Broken. Brise-coque. Instrument to break the
hard outside investment of a vesical
calculus (Heurteloup). Brise-pierre. (1) Old instrument for
breaking the calculus in lithotomy ;
(2) A lithotrite. [Laceration.
Broiement. Breaking ; Smashing ; Bromacide. Bromacid. Bromal. Bromal. Bromate. Bromate. Bromatologie. Bromatology. Brome. Bromine ; Bromin ; Bromum. Brom6, -ee. Bromated. Bromethyle. Bromethyl. Bromisme. Bromism ; Brominism. Bromoforme. Bromoform. [tography. Bromographie. Bromography ; Bromo- Bromoiodoforme. Bromoiodoform. Bromure. Bromide. Bronchectasie. Bronchiectasis. Bronche.siJti^., Bronches,^;. Bronchus;
Bronchi, Bronchia.
Bronchial, -ale. Bronchial.
Bronchiarctie. Diminution in the diameter of the bronchi. [chiole.
Bronchillaire. Pertaining to a bron-
Bronchille, Bronchiole. Bronchiole.
Bronchique. Bronchial.
Bronchisme. A supposed spasmodic contraction of the bronchi.
Bronchite. Bronchitis.
Bronchitique. Bronchitic.
Broncho - aegophonie, Broncho - ego - phonie. Bronchoaegophony ; Bron- choegophony.
Bronchocele. Bronchocele ; Goitre.
Broncholithe. Broncholith.
Broncho-mycosis. Bronchomycosis.
Bronchophonie. Bronchophony.
Bronchoplastie. Bronchoplasty.
Broncho-pleur^sie. Broncho-pleurisy.
Broncho - pneumonie. Broncho-pneu- monia, [monary.
Broncho - pulmonaire. Broncho - pul -
Bronchorrhagie. Bronchorrhagia.
Bronchorrhee. Bronchorrhea, or -cea.
Bronchotome. Bronchotome.
Bronchotomie. Bronchotomy.
Bronchotrach^en, -^enne. Broncho- Bronze. Bronze. [tracheal.
Bronze, -ee. Bronzed.
Brosse. Brush.
Brouillard. Fog ; Mist.
Brownien, -ienne. Brownian. [theory.
Brownisme. Brownism ; Brunonian
Browniste. A partisan of Brownism.
Brucine. Brucin.
Bruit. Bruit; Sound ; Murmur.
Bruit de clapotement. Splashing sound.
Bruit du coeur. Sounds of the heart.
Bruit de collision. Friction or clash- ing sound (of calculi).
Bruit de craquement. Crackling sound.
Bruit de cuir neuf. New leather mur- mur in pericardial friction-sounds.
Bruit de diable. A continuous bruit heard in the jugular veins of anaemic persons.
Bruit de drapeau. Bruit like the flap- ping of a flag heard in patients af- fected with nasal polypi.
Bruit de frolement. Rustling sound.
Bruit de frottement. Friction sound.
Bruit de galop. Gallop rhythm.
Bruit de glou-glou. Splashing sound.
Bruit humorique, hydropneumatique, ou hydroaerique. Hydropneumatic sound.
Bruit musculaire. Sound heard in auscultation of a muscle at the time of its contraction.
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Bruit placentaire. The placental souffle.
Bruit de pot Ule. Cracked-pot sound.
Bruit de soupape. A flapping sound ; A crackling humid rale.
Bruit de scie, de r&pe, de lime, ou de susurrus. Grating sound ; Sound like that made by a saw or a file.
Bruit skodique. An amphoric note heard in the pleural cavity.
Bruit de souffle, ou de soufflet. Bel- lows sound.
Brulant, -ante. Burning ; Hot ; Ardent.
Brulure. A burn.
Brut, -te. Not organized.
Bruyere. Heath.
Bryologie. Bryology.
Bryonicine, Bryonine. Bryonin.
Bryoplaste. Bryoplastic.
Bryorrhetine. IJryorrhetin.
Brytolature, Brytole. Medicinal beer.
Bube, Bubelette. Pustule ; A cutaneous
Bubon. Bubo. [pimple.
Bubonalgie. Eubonalgia.
Bubonocele. Bubonocele.
Bubonoide. Resembling a bubo.
Buccal, -ale. Buccal.
Buccinateur. Buccinator.
Buccinato-pharyngien, -ienne. Per- taining to the maxillary aponeurosis.
Bucco. Buchu ; Bucco.
Bucco-labial, -ale. Bucco-labial.
Bucco - pharyngien, - ienne. Bucco-
Buccule. Buccula. [pharyngeal.
Buchu, Bucko. Buchu.
Buis. Box ; Boxwood.
Bulbaire. Bulbar.
Bulbe. Bulb.
Bulbeux, -euse. Bulbous.
Bulbifere. Having bulbs.
Bulbiforme. In the form of a bulb.
Bulbo - caverneux, - euse. Bulbo - cavernous, adj.; Bulbo-cavernosus, s.
Bulbo-urethral, -ale. Bulbo-urethral.
BuUaire. Bullate.
BuUe. Bulla ; Bleb ; Blister.
BuUeux, -euse. Bullate.
Buuioide. Scirrhous ; Hard as a turnip.
Buphthalme, Buphthalmos. Affected with buphthalmia.
Buphthalmie. Buphthalmia.
Bursal, -ale. Burj^al.
Butalauine. Butalanine.
Butane ; Butene. Butylene.
Butylamide, ou -amine. Butylamin.
Butyle. Butyl.
Butylene. Butylene.
Butyreux, -euse. Resembling butter.
Butjrrine. Butyrin.
Butyrique. Butyric.
Butyrone. Butyrone. Buxine. Buxin. Byssus. Byssus.
C. The chemical symbol of Carbon.
Ca. The chemical symbol of Calcium.
Cabale medicale. Cure by magic.
Cacao. Cacao. [Laxative.
Caccagogue. Caccagogue ; Aperient ;
Cachectique. Cachectic.
Cachet. Cachet ; Wafer.
Cachexie. Cachexia, or -xy.
Cachou. Catechu.
Cachutique. Pertaining to catechu.
Cacocholie. Cacocholia.
Cachochylie. Cacochylia.
Cacochyme. Cacochyraic ; Cachectic.
Cacochymie. Cachochymia.
Cacochymique. Cacochymie.
Cacod^monie. Cacodemonia.
Cacodyle, Kakodyle. Cacodyl ; Kakodyl.
Cacoethe. Cacoetbes.
Cacogenese. Cacogenesis.
Cacolet. Cacolet.
Cacopathie. Cacopathia, or -thy.
Cacoplastique. Cacoplastic.
Cacopragie. Cacopragia.
Cacositie. A disgust or repulsion for
Cacosphyxie. Cacosphyxia. [food.
Cacostome. Cacostomatous.
Cacothanasie. Cacothanasia.
Cacotheline. Cacothelin.
Cacoth3Tnie. Cacothymia.
Cacotrophie. Cacotrophia, or -phy.
Cactier ; Cactus. Cactus.
Cadavereux, -euse. Cadaverous.
Cadaverique. Cadaveric.
Cadaverisation. Cadaverization, or -sation.
Cadavre. Cadaver ; Corpse.
Cade. Cade ; Juniper.
Cadmium. Cadmium.
Cadre du tympan. The tympanic ring.
Caduc, -uque, adj. Caducous ; Decayed ; Perishable ; Decaying.
Caducity. Caducity ; Senility ; Weak- ness.
Caduque, s. Decidua ; Caduca.
Csecal, -ale. Caical ; Cecal.
CsBCum. Caecum ; Cecum.
Caesium. Caesium ; Cesium.
Caf^. Coffee.
Caf^ine. Caffein ; Caffeina.
Caf^inique ; Cafeique ; Cafique. Per- taining to coffee.
Cage thoracique. The bony frame- work of the thorax.
Cagneux, -euse. Knock-kneed.
Cagnosit^. The knock-kneed condition.
CAI
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CAM
Caieput ; Cajeput. Cajeput or Cajuput Call-c^drin. Cailcedrin. [oil.
Caille. Quail. [Curdled.
Caille, -^e. Coagulated ; Clotted ; Caillement. Coagulation. Caillette. Rennet-bag ; Fourth stomach
of ruminants ; Abonnasum. Caillot. Clot of blood ; Coagulum. Caisse du tambour, du tympan, ou de
Fallope. The cavity of the tympanum ;
The drum of the ear. Caisson. Covered military waggon for
the transport of instruments, dress- ings, etc. Cajeput. Cajeput or Cajuput oil. Cajeputene. Cajuputene. Cal. Callus. [sostigma.
Calabar. Feve de-. Calabar bean ; Phy- Calabarine. Calabarin ; Eserin. Calabarisation. The hypodermic in- jection of eserin. Calament. Calamint ; Calaminth. Calaminaire. Pertaining to calamin. Calamine. Calamin. [torius.
Calamus scriptorius. Calamus scrip- Calcaire, adj. Calcareous. Calcaire, s. Carbonate of lime. Calcaire primitif. Marble. [caneal. Calcan^en, -eenne. Calcaneous ; Cal- Calcaneo - astragalien, - ienne. Cal-
caneo-astragalar, or -loid. [cuboid. Calcaneo-cuboidien, -ienne. Calcaneo- Calcan^o - scaphoidien, -ienne. Cal-
caneo - scaphoid. Calcan^o - sous - phalangettlen com-
mun. Flexor brevis digitorum (foot). Calcaneo-sous-phalangien. Abductor
pollicis (foot) ; Abductor minimi
digiti (f<iot). Calcan^o - sous - phalangien commun.
Flexor longus digitorum (foot). Calcan^o-sus-phalangettien. Extensor
brevis digitorum (foot). Calcaneum. Calcaneum ; Os calcis. Calcarin, -ine. Calcarine. Calcification. Calcification. Calcific, -6e. Calcified. Calcination. Calcination. Calcin6, -^e. Calcined. Calcique. Calcic. Calcium. Calcium. Calcoidien, -ienne. Pertaining to the
heel or to the calcaneum. Calcoidiens. Os-. The cuneiform bones
of the foot. Calcul. Calculus.
Calculeux, -euse. Calculous, [triptic. Calculifrage. Calculifragous ; Lithon- Calefaction. Calefaction.
Calendula. Calendula.
Calenture. Calentur.
Calices urinaires. Calices of the kidney.
Caligineux, -euse. Said of the eyes when they lose their brilliancy.
Calisaya. Calisaya.
Calleux, -euse. Callous.
Calleux. Corps. Corpus callosum.
Callip^die. The procreation of fine children.
Callisth^nie. Callisthenics.
Callosity. Callositas ; Callosity.
Calloso-marginal, -ale. Calloso- mar- ginal, [tive ; Sedative, adj.
Calmant, -ante. Calmant, s. ; Calma-
Calomel ; Calom^las. Calomel.
Caloricite. Caloricity.
Calorie. Calory.
Calorifere, «. Heat-producing apparatus.
Calorification. The giving out of caloric from the animal economy.
Calorifique. Calorific.
Calorimetre. Calorimeter.
Calorim^trie. Calorimetry.
Calorimoteur. Calorimotor.
Calorinese. Calorinesis.
Calorique, s. Caloric, s.
Calorition. The sense which enables the human being to perceive the variations of temperature.
Calotte. (1) An adhesive plaster for- merly applied to the head of persons affected with ringworm ; (2) The upper and internal part of each peduncle of the brain, and the pos- terior occipital portion of the cere- bral hemispheres which is in contact with the parietal lobes.
Calotte apon^vrotique. The aponeu- roses of the occipito- frontalis.
Calotte du crUne. Brain-pan.
Calotte c^phalique. An ancient medi- cated skull-cap.
Calvitie. Calvities ; Baldness.
Calx. Calx.
Calx-usta. Quicklime.
Cambium. Cambium.
Cambogia. Cambogia ; Camboge.
Camisole de force. Strait-waistcoat.
Camomille. Camomile ; Chamomile.
Camphorique. Camphoric.
Camphre. Camphor.
Camphr^, -^e. Camphorated ; Per- taining to camphor ; Containing camphor.
Camphrique. Pertaining to camphor.
Camphylene. Camphylene.
Camphylique. Camphoric.
Campimetre. Campimeter ; Perimeter.
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CAB
Canal. Canal.
Canal arteriel. Ductus arteriosus.
Canaliculaire. Canalicular.
Canalicule. Canaliculus.
Canalicul6, -6e. Grooved.
Canard. Duck.
Cancell6, -^e. Cancellate.
Cancer. Cancer.
Canc6r6mie. Canceration through the blood or in the blood.
Canc6reux, -euse. Cancerous.
Cancerh^mie. See Canceremie.
Canc^risme. The cancerous state.
Canchalagua. Canchalagua.
Cancre. Cancrum ; Cancer.
Cancroidal, -ale. Epitheliomatous ; Cancroid. [ulcer ; Rodent ulcer.
Cancroide, s. Epithelioma ; Cancroid
Candi, -ie. Candied.
Canicule. (1) Dog-star ; (2) Dog-days.
Canin, -ine. Canine.
Canitie. Canities ; Poliosis.
Cannabene. Cannabene.
Cajinabine. Cannabin.
Cannamelle. Sugarcane.
Cannell6, -6e. Striated ; Grooved.
Cannelle. Cinnamon.
Canelle blanche. Cannella.
Cannelure. Groove (on a director).
Cantharide. Cantharis, sing. ; Cantha- rides, pi. ; Spanish fly.
Cantharidien, -ienne. Cantharidal.
Cantharldine. Cantharidin.
Cantharidique . Cantharidal.
Cantharidisme. Cantharidism.
Canthectomie. Canthectomy.
Canthite. Canthitis.
Canthoplastie. Canthoplasty.
Canthorrhaphie. Canthorrhaphy.
Canthus. Canthus.
Cantine ni6dicale. Small medical chest for field surgery.
Canule. Cannula.
Canule de Reybord. Cannula with trocar for empysema.
Caoutchouc. Caoutchouc ; India-rubber.
Capacity. Capacity.
Capeline. Capelina ; Capistrum ; Band- age for the head or for the lower jaw.
Capillaire, adj. Capillary, adj.
Capillaire, s. Capillary, «.
Capillarimetre. Instrument for mea- suring the diameter of capillaries.
Capillarity. Capillarity.
Capillicule. Capilliculus.
Capilliforme. Capilliform.
Capistration. Phimosis.
Capistre. Capistrum ; Che vaster ; Bandage for the lower jaw.
Capistrum. Capistrum (Biology).
Capita, -6e. Capitate.
Capiteux, -euse. Heady ; Alcoholic.
Capitiluve. Capitiluvium.
Capitule. Capitulum.
Capitule, -6e ; Capitulifonne. Capitular,
Capre. Caper. [Twisted.
Capr^olaire. Capreolar ; Twined ;
Caprification. Caprification,
Caprique. Capric. [Pulsus caprizans.
Caprisant. Fouls-. Goat leap pulse ;
Caprolque. Caproic.
Caprone. Caprone.
Caprylique. Caprylic.
Capselle. Capsella.
Capsicine. Capsicin.
Capsicum. An aqueous extract of Cap-
■sicum ami.uum. Capsique. Capsicum. [sulitis.
Capsite ; Capsulite. Capsitis ; Cap- Capsulaire. Capsular. Capsulateur. Apparatus to make
pharmaceutical capsules. Capsulation. Putting medicines into Capsule. Capsule. [capsules.
Capsule c^rebrale. Capsula. Capsulite. Capsulitis. [cular.
Capsule - lenticulaire. Capsulo - lenti- Capsulo-pupillaire. Capsulo-pupillary. Captage. Captage. Captation. Captation ; Captage. Capter. To carry out a captage. Capuchon. Hood ; Covering. Capuchonn^, -^e. Covered by a hood. Caput-mortuum, Worthless remains. Caquesangue. Dysentery. Caracha. A pustular eruption occurring
on negroes in Peru. Caractere. Character. Caramel. Caramel. Carapa. Carapa.
Carate ; Carat6e ; Carathes. Carate. Carbamide. Carbamid. Carbamique. Carbamic. Carbanilide. Carbanilid. Carbazol. Carbazol. Carbazotique. Carbazotic ; Picric. Carbolique ; Ph^nique. Carbolic. Carbonate. Carbonate. Carbonculaire, ou Carbonculeux, -euse.
Carbunciilar ; Pertaining to anthrax Carbone. Carbon. [(Charbon).
Carbon^, -6e. Containing carbon. Carboneux, -euse. Pertaining to carbon. Carbonh^mie. Carbonemia. Carbonide. Carbide ; Carburet. Carbonifere. Containing carbon. Carbonique. Carbonic. [-sation.
Carbonisation. Carbonization, or
CAR
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CAR
Caxbonite. Term sometimes employed
instead of oxalate. Carbonom^trie. Determination of the amount of carbonic acid given off by a living animal. Carbonyle. Carbonyl. Carbosulfure. Bisulphide of carbon. Carbunculaire. Carbuncular. Carburation. The action of combining
carbon with another body. Carbur^, -6e. Containing carbon ; Com- bined with carbon. Carburine. Common oxide of carbon, Carbyle. Carbyl. Carcerule. Carcerula. Carcharodonte. Carcharodont. Carch6sieii, -ienne. Applied formerly to ropes for the reduction of fractures. Carcinie. Carcinosis. Carcinode ; Carcinoide. (1) Carcinoid ;
(2) Resembling cancer. Carcinomateux, -euse. Carcinomatous. Carcinome. Carcinoma. Carcinose. Carcinosis. Cardage. Carding. [mum.
Cardamome. Cardamom ; Cardamo- Cardia. The cEsophageal opening of the
stomach. Cardiagraphie. Cardiography. Cardiagre. Cardiagra. Cardiaire. Cardiac. Cardialgie. Cardialgia. Cardialogie. Cardiology, Cardianastrophe. Cardianastrophe, Cardiaque. Cardiac. Cardiatelie. Cardiatelia ; Atelocardia. Cardiatomie. Cardiotomy. Cardiectasie. Cardiectasis,
Cardielcose. Cardielcosis,
Cardinal, -ale. Cardinal ; Dominating. Cardinale, s. Lobelia.
Cardiocele. Cardiocele,
Cardiod^mie. Cardiodemia.
Cardiodynie. Cardiodynia,
€ardiogme. Cardiogmus ; Angina pectoris ; Cardialgia.
Cardiographe. Cardiograph.
Cardiographie. Cardiography,
Cardiographique. Cardiographie,
Cardioide. Resembling the heart.
Cardiologle. Cardiology,
€ardiomalacie, Cardiomalacia,
€ardiometre. Cardiometer.
Cardionose. Heart disease in general.
Cardiopalmie. Cardiopalmus.
Cardiopathie. Cardiopathy.
Oardiop^ricardite. Cardiopericarditis,
Cardioplectique, Pertaining to cardio-
€ardiopl6gie. Cardioplegia, [plegia.
Cardio-puncture. Cardiopuncture. Cardiorrhexie. Cardiorrhexis. Cardioscl^rose. Cardiosclerosis. Cardioscope. Cardioscope. Cardiost^nome. Narrowing of the
cardiac cavities and orifices. Cardiost^nose. Cardiostenosis. Cardiost^nosie. The production of car- diostenosis. Cardiotomie. Cardiotomy, [heart.
Cardiotrophie. The nutrition of the Cardio-vasculaire. Cardiovascular. Cardlte. Carditis. Carditique. Carditic. Cardol. Cardol. [of the head.
Car^barie. The sensation of heaviness Carle. Caries.
Cari^, -6e ; Carieux, -euse. Carious. Carminatif, -ive. Carminative. Carmination. The colouring action of Carmine. Carmin ; Carmine, [carmine, Carminique. Carminic. Camassier, -iere. Carnivorous. Cam^, -^e. Carneous ; Flesh coloured. Camification. Carnification. Camifi^, -^e. Applied to a tissue that
has undergone carnification. Camifonne. Having the appearance of Camine. Carnin. [muscular tissue.
Camisation. Carnification, Carnivore. Carnivorous. Camivorit^. The condition of any
animal that lives on flesh. Camosit^. Carnosity. Caroncule. Caruncle, Caronculeux, -euse. Caruncular. Carotide, s. Carotid, v. Carotidien, -ienne, culj. Carotid, adj, Carotique. (1) Carotic ; Pertaining to
carus ; (2) Carotid, adj, Carotte. Carrot. Carottine. Carotin. Carpe. Carpus ; Wrist. Carphologie. Carphologia, or -gy. Carpien, -ienne. Carpal. Carpobalsamum. Carpobalsamum. Carpc-carpien, -ienne. Pertaining to the i-elations between the carpal Carpologie. Carpology. [bones,
Carpo-metacarpien, -ienne. Carpo- metacarpal. Carpo-p^dal, -ale. Carpo-pedal, Carpo-phalangien, -ienne, Carpo- phalangeal. [licis (hand).
Carpo-sus-phalangien. Adductor pol- I Carragaheen. Carrageen ; Carragheen. Carragah^enine. Carragheenin. Carrageen. Carrageen. ' Carr6, -^e. Square ; Quadratus.
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CAR
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CAU
Caxr6 crural. Quadratus femoris. Carre de la levre inf^rieiire. Quadratus
menti ; Depressor labii inferioris. Carr6 lombaire. Quadratus lumborum. Carrd du pied. Extensor brevia digi-
torum (foot). Carr6 pronator. Pronator quadratus. i Carreau. Tuberculous degeneration of |
the lymphatic glands of the mesentery |
in children ; Tabes mesenterica. Carthame. Carthamus. Carthamine. Carthamin. Cartilage. Cartilage. Cartilageine. Cartilagin. Cartilagineux, -euse. Cartilaginous. Cartilaginification. Cartilaginification. Carum ; Carvi. Carum ; Caraway. Cams. Carus.
Carvi. Caraway. [cloves.
Caryocostin. Electuary of costus and Caryopse. Caryopsis. Cas dlsesper^. A hopeless case. Cascara. Cascara. [Chittem bark.
Cascara sagrada. Cascara sagrada ; Cascarille. Cascarilla. Cascarilline. Cascarillin. Caseate. Lactate. Cas^eux, -^euse. Caseous. Cas^iforme. Resembling cheese. Cas^ine. Casein. Cas^ique. Lactic. Caserne. Barracks. Casse. Cassia.
Cassia, -^e. Pertaining to cassia. Cassonade. Moist sugar ; Brown sugar. Castor. Beaver. Castor^ine. Castorin. Castor^um. Castoreum. Castorid^, -6e. Pertaining to the beaver. Castorine. Castorin. [Eunuch.
Castrat. A castrated individual ; Castration. Castration, [combustion. Catacausis. Catacausis ; Spontaneous Catachasme. Deep scarification. Cataclase. Cataclasis ; Fracture. Cataclysms. (1) Douche; (2) Clyster. Catacoustique. Acoustics when applied
to echoes or to reflected sounds. Catadioptrique. Said of that which
combines the effects of reflection and
of refraction. [spatula.
Cataglosse. Speculum oris ; Tongue- Catagmatique. Catagmatic. Cataire. Fr6missement-. Purring thrill. Catalepsie. Catalepsy ; Catalepsia. Cataleptique. Cataleptic. Catalyse. Catalysis. Oatalyseur, -euse. Causing catalysis. Catalytic. Catalysis.
Catalytique. Catalytic. Catam^nial, -ale. Catamenial. Catapasme. Catapasm ; Powder to
sprinkle on a sore. Cataphora. Cataphora ; Lethargy. Cataplasme. Poultice ; Cataplasm. Cataplectique. Cataplectic. Fulmin- Cataplexie. Cataplexis. [ant.
Cataptose. Cataptosis. Cataracte. Cataract. Cataracts, -ee. Cataractous, Catarrhal, -ale. Catarrhal. Catarrhe. Catarrh. Catarrheux, -euse. Catarrhal. Catarrhyn. Defluxion. Catartisme. Reduction of a dislocation. Catastaltique. Catastaltic. Catastase. Catastasis. Catastatique. Catastatic. Cat^chine. Catechin. Catechique. Pertaining to catechu. Catechu ; Cachou. Catechu. Catechucique. Pertaining to catechu. Cat^lectrotonique. Catelectrotonic. Catgut. Catgut. Catharsie. Catharsis. Cathartine. Cathartin. Cathartique. Cathartic, adj. and s. Cath^m^rin, -ine. Returning everyday ;
Amphemerina, .s-. Cath^rese. Catheresis ; Cathaeresis. Cath6r^tique. Catheretic. Catheter. Catheter. Cath6t6riser. To catheterize, or -se. Cath^t^risme. Catheterism ; Catheter- ization, or -sation. Cathetometre. Cathetometer. Cathions. Cations ; Products deposited
on the cathode in electrolysis. Cathode. Cathode ; Negative pole. Catholicon, ou -cum. Catholicon. Catholique. Catholic ; Universal. Cato-cathartique. Catocathartic :
Catacathartic. Catoche ; Catochus. Catoche ; Catochus ;
Coma- vigil ; Catalepsy. Catocoelie. The hypogastrium. Catomisme. Greek method for reducing
dislocation of the humerus. Catopter. Speculum. Catoptrique, ». Catoptrics, a.pl. Catoptrique, adj. Catoptric, adj. Catoptroscopie. Exploration by means
of reflected light. Catostome. Catostomus. Catot^rique. Catoteric ; Purgative. Catulotique. Cicatrizing ; Favourable
to cicatrization. Cauchemar. Nightmare.
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CEP
Caudal, -ale. Caudal. [the clitoris.
Caudation. Abnormal lengthening of
Caud^, -6e. Caudate.
Caudex. Caudex.
Caudicule. Caudicle.
Caudiforme. Shaped like a tail.
Caul^don. Transverse fracture without splintering (Greek Surgery).
Caulescent, -ente. Caulescent.
Caulicule. Caulicle.
Caulophylle. Caulophyllum.
Caulophylline. Caulophyllin.
Causalite. Causation ; Causality.
Cause. Cause.
Causialgie ; Causalgie. Causalgia.
Causticity. Causticity ; Corrosiveness.
Causticophore. Caustic-holder.
Caustique, adj. et s. Caustic, adj. and s.
Causus. Intermittent fever of hot countries with gastric complications.
Cautere. Cautery.
Cautere actuel. Actual cautery.
Cautere. Issue.
Cauterisant, -ante. Cauterizing ; Causing cauterization.
Cauterisation. Cauterization, or -sation.
Caut^riser. To cauterize, or -se.
Cave. Veine-. Vena cava.
Caveme. Cavity (especially in the lung).
Cavemeux, -euse. Cavernous.
Cavicole. Living in a cavity of an organ.
Cavitaire. Cavitary.
Cavity. Cavity.
Cd. Symbol of Cadmium.
Ce. Symbol of Cerium.
C^badille. Cebadilla.
C^bocephale. Cebocephalus.
excite. Blindness ; Cecity.
Cedre. Cedar.
C^drene. Cedrene.
C6drine. Cedrin.
C^drirete. Cedriret.
C6dron. Cedron.
Ceinture. Belt ; Waistband.
Ceintureclaviculaire. The two clavicles and the bones with which they articu- late, [pregnancy, etc.
eolation. Gelation ; Concealment of
C61eri. Celery.
C^libat. Celibacy ; Single state.
Cellulaire. Cellular.
Cellule. Cell.
Celluleux, -euse. Cellular.
Cellulite. Cellulitis.
Cellulifere. Celluliferous.
Cellulo-cutan6, -ee. Cellulo-cutaneous.
Cellulolde. Celluloid.
Cellulose. Cellulose.
Cellulosique. Pertaining to cellulose.
Cellulosite. Condition of having cells.
C^locolique. Pain caused by intestinal
C^losome. Celosoma. [hernise.
Ceiosomien, -ienne. Relating to celo- soma.
C^lotomie ; K^lotomie. Celotomy.
Cdment. Cement.
Cementaire. Relating to cement.
Cementation. Theapplication of cement.
Cendre. Ashes ; Cinder. [copper.
Cendre bleue naturelle. Carbonate of
Cendre perl^e. Carbonate of potassium taken from ashes.
Cendre, -^e. Gray ; Grayish.
Cenesth^sie. Cenesthesis.
Cenose. Cenosis ; Evacuation.
Cenotique. Cenotic ; Drastic.
Centaur^e. Centaurea ; Centaury.
Centaurine. Cnicin.
Centenaire. Centenarian.
Centre. Centre.
Centrifuge. Centrifugal.
Centripete. Centripetal.
Cephalagre. Cephalagra.
C6phalalgie. Cephalalgia.
Cephalalgique. Cephalalgic.
C^phalartique. Doing good to the head,
C^phaie, -^e. Cephalate ; Cephalous.
C^phal^e. Cephalea ; Severe headache.
C^phaiematome. Cephalematoma ; Cephalhematoma.
Cephalin, -ine. (1) Fixed by the head; (2) Cephalate, or -lous.
C^phalique. Cephalic. [bercle.
Cephalion. Small head ; Bulb ; Tu-
C^phalite. Cephalitis ; Encephalitis.
Cephalographe. Cephalograpb.
Cephalographie. Cephalography.
Cephalohemometre. Instrument to measure the quantity of blood going
Cephalolde. Cephaloid. [to the brain,
Cephalologie. Cephalology.
Cephalome. Cepbaloma.
C^phalomele. Cephalomelus.
Cephalometre. Cephalometer.
Cephalometrie. Cephalometry.
C^phalopage. Cephalopagus.
Cephalo-pharyngien, -ienne. Cephalo- pharyngeal, adj. ; The superior con- strictor of the pharynx, [rhachidian.
Cfephalo-rhachidien, -ienne. Cephalor-
C^phalote. Cephalot ; Cephalote.
Cephalothlasia. Cephalotripsy.
Cephalothlibe. Cephalotribe.
Cephalotomie. Cephalofomy.
Cephalotribe. Cephalotribe.
Cephalotripsie. Cephalotripsy.
C^phalotripteur. Cephalotriptor ; Cephalotribe.
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CSA
Ceph^lide. Ipecacuanha.
C6rac6, -6e. Ceraceous.
Cerasine. Cerasin.
Cerat. Cerate.
C^ratinien, -ienne. Keratoid.
Cerato-hyal, -ale. Pertaining to the
cornua of the hyoid. C^ratolde. Keratoid. Cerceau. See Arceau. Cercle. Circle ; Ring. Cercose. See Caudation. Cerebelleux, -euse. Cerebellar ; Cere-
bellic ; Cerebelloiis. Cerebellite. Cerebellitia. C6r6bral, -ale. Cerebral. Cerebration. Cerebration. C6r6br6, -6e. Having a cerebrum. C6r6brie. Cerebria ; Mania. C^r^briforme. Having the aspect or the C^rebrine. Cerebrin. [form of the brain. C6r6brique. Cerebric ; Cerebrinic. C^r^brite. Cerebritis. C6r6bro-cardiaque. Cerebro-cardiac. C^r^bro-rhachidien, -ienne. Cerebror-
rhachidian. C6rebroscl6rose. Cerebrosclerosis. C6rebro-spinal, -ale. Cerebro-spinal. C^r^brote. Cerebrot ; Cerebrote. C^rel^on. A mixture of wax and oil
for dressing, C6renc6phalote. Cephalote ; Cephalot. Cerf. Stag. Cerfeuil. Chervil. C^rine. Cerin. Cerise. Cherry.
Cerium. Cerium. [round the eyes).
Cerne. Ring ; Circle (round wounds or Cem6, -ie. Having a dark circle
around (as round the eyes). C^roene ; C^rouene ; Cirouene. Plaster
of cerate and pitch. [and fat.
Cero-graisseux, -euse. Containing wax Ceroide. Resembling wax. C^romel. Ceromel ; Honey cerate. Ceroplastique. Ceroplastic. Carotene. Cerotene. C6rotique. Cerotic.
Certamen. A scientific meeting re- stricted to the persons invited. Certificat. Certificate. Ceruleine. Cerulein. Cerulescent, -ente. Bluish. Cerumen. Cerumen. Cerumineux, -euse. Ceruminous. Ceruse. Ceruse ; White lead. Cerveau. Cerebrum ; Brain. Cervelet. Cerebellum. Cervelle. Brain ; Brains. Cervical, -ale. Cervical.
Cervico-brachial, -ale. Cervlco-bra-
chial. Cervico-mastoidien, -ienne. Cervico-
mafctoid. [pital.
Cervico-occipital, -ale. Cervico-occi- Cervico-scapulaire. Cervico-scapular. Cervix. The neck (iwt the cervix uteri). Ceryle. Ceryl. C^rylique. Cerylic.
Cesarien, -ienne. Capsarian ; Cesariao. Cesium. Cesium ; Caesium. Cestoide. Cestoid. Cetac^. Cetacea. Cetol. Ethal. Cetraire. Cetraria. Cetrairine. Cetrarin. Cetyle. Cetyl. Cevadille. Cevadilla. Cevadine. Cevadin ; Veratrin. Chacal. Jackal. Chacarille. Cascarilla. Chagrin. (1) Shagreen ; (2) Sorrow. Chaine. Chain.
Chalnette. Scie k-. Chain saw. Chair. Flesh.
Chair carr^e. Flexor accessorius (foot). Chair de poule. Goose-liesh ; Cutis
anserina. Chaise-lit. Chair-bedstead. Chalasie. Partial separation of the
cornea from the sclerotic. Chalastique. Chalastic ; Emollient. Chalastodermie. Chalastodermia ; Der- Chalaze. Chalaza. [matolysis.
Chalazion. Chalazion. Chalazonephrite. Chalazonephritis ;
Granular nephritis. Chalcite. Colcothar. Chaleur. Heat. Chalumeau. Blow-pipe. Chalybe, -ee. Chalybeate. Chambre. Chamber ; Camera. Chameau. Camel. Champ. Field. Champignon. Mushroom. Chancre. Chancre. Chancrelle. Simple or soft chancre. Chancreux, -euse. Pertaining to
chancre or to cancer. Chancrolde. Chancroid. Chant des arteres. Arterial bruit. Chanteur, -euse. Singer, v. Chanvre. Hemp. [part.
Chapeau. Hat ; Covering ; Superior Chapelet. Chaplet ; A string of en- larged lymphatic glands. Chapelet; Couronne de V^nua. Dry
pustular eruption on the forehead
of a syphilitic subject.
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CHI
Chapiteau k queue. Instrument for withdrawing the milk from the female breast.
Chaponnage. The castration of fowls.
Charbon. (1) Charcoal ; (2) Anthrax ; Charbon.
Charbonneux, -euse. Having the nature of anthrax ; Pertaining to anthrax.
Chardon. Thistle.
Charge. Charge (Electricity).
Charlatan. Charlatan ; Quack.
Charlatanisme. Charlatanism ; Quackery.
Chamu, -ue. Fleshy ; Carneous.
Charogne. Carrion.
Charpie. Lint ; Charpie.
Charqui. Charqui.
Chartre. See Carreau.
Chas. The eye of a needle. [etc.
Chasse. The joint of a lancet, bistoury,
Chassie. The secretion of the Mei-
Chat. Cat. [bomian glands.
Chataigne. Chestnut. [colours.
Chatoiement. Chatoyment ; Play of
Chaton. The posterior part of the cricoid cartilage.
Chatonnement du placenta. Incar- ceration of the placenta.
Chatouillement. Tickling.
Chatrer. To castrate.
Chatrure. Castration.
Chaud, -de. Hot ; Burning.
Chaudepisse. A common name for GonorrhcBa ; Clap.
Chaudepisse chordee. Gonorrhoea accompanied by chordee.
Chaud et froid. A slight feverish cold.
Chauffage. Heating ; Method of gener- ating and maintaining a warm tem-
Chauffeur. Stoker. [perature.
ChaufFoir. (1) Warming-cloth ; (2) A room heated to a certain temperature.
Chaulmoogra. Chaulmugra.
Chaume. Stubble.
Chausse. Straining-bag ; Filter.
Chaussure. Anything worn on the feet (stockings, socks, boots, etc.), but more often boots or shoes.
Chauve-souris. Bat.
Chaux. Lime.
Chaux vive. Quicklime.
Chavica. Chavica.
Chavicine. Chavicin.
Chef. (1) In anatomy, the heads of a muscle ; (2) In surgery, the ends Chei-. See Chi-. [of a bandage.
Ch^lidoine. Chelidonium ; Celandine. Ch^lidonine. Chelidonin. Ch^lldonique. Chelidonic.
Ch^lidoxanthine. Chelidoxanthin.
Ch^loide. Cheloid.
Ch^mosis. Chemosis.
Chene. Oak.
Chenille. Caterpillar.
Chenu, -ue. Gray-headed ; Hoary,
Cheval. Horse.
Chevauchant, -ante. Equitant (Bot.) ; Said of organs that overlap one another, or fit into one another.
Chevauchement. Riding of fractured
Chevelu, -ue. Hairy. [bones.
Chevelure. Head of hair.
Chevestre ; Chev6tre. Bandage for fracture of the lower jaw.
Cheveu. Hair.
Cheville du pied. Ankle ; The malleoli.
Chevre. Goat.
Chevrefeuille. Honeysuckle.
Chevreuil. Roebuck. [lous.
Chevrotant, -ante. Quivering ; Tremu-
Chevrotement. Trembling of the voice.
Chiasma. Chiasm ; Chiasma ; The optic commissure.
Chiastre. Crossed bandage for fracture
Chicor^e. Chicory. [of the patella.
Chicot. Stvimp of a tooth.
Chicotin. Powdered colocynth.
Chien. Dog.
Chiendent. Dog's grass.
Chilalgie. Labial neuralgia.
Chilocace. Chilocace.
Chilodi^resie. Hare-lip.
Chiloma. Chiloma.
Chilon. Labial oedema.
Chiloplastie. Chiloplasty.
Chilostomato-plastie. Buccal re-estab- lishment by chiloplasty.
Chimaphila, ou -le. Chimaphila.
Chimaphiline. Chimaphilin.
Chimiatrie. The abuse of chemical and pharmaceutical preparations in thera-
Chimie ; Chjonie. Chemistry, [peutics.
Chimique. Chemic ; Chemical.
Chimisme. Chemism. [Quinoidin.
Chinoidine. Chinoidin ; Chinoidinum ;
Chinoleine ; Chinoline. Chinolin ; Chin- olina ; Leukolin.
Chique. Chigoe; Sand-flea.
Chiragra. Chiragra. [tion of the wrist.
Chirarthrocace. A tumour or inflamma-
Chirolde. In the form of a hand.
Chiromancie. Chiromancy ; Palmistry.
Chiromanie. Onanism. [Inveterate.
I Chironien, -ienne. Difficult to cure ;
I Chiropompholix. Chiro - pompholyx ;
I Dysidrosis. Chirurgical, -ale. Surgical ; Chirurgical,
I Chirurgie. Surgery ; Chirurgia.
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CHO
Chirurgien. Surgeon.
Chirurgique. Surgical.
Chitine. Chitin. [taining to chitin.
Chitineux, -euse ; Chiton^al, -ale. Per-
Chloasma. Chloasma ; Melanoderma ;
Chloral. Chloral. [Melasma.
Chloralisation. Chloralism.
Chloraliser. Chloralize, or -se.
Chloralisme. Chluralism.
Chlorate. Chlorate.
Chlore. Chlorine.
Chlor6, -6e. Containing chlorine.
Chlorethyle. Chlorethyl ; Ethyl clilo-
Chloreux. Chlorous. [ride.
Chlorhydrate. Hydrochlorate.
Chlorhydrique. Hydrochloric.
Chloride. Subchloride.
Chlorique. Chloric.
Chlorite. Chlorite. [rosis.
Chloro-anemie. Chloroanemia ; Chlo-
Chlorodyne. Chlorodyne.
Chloroforme. Chloroform.
Chloroformique. Chloroformic.
Chloroformisation. Chloroformism.
Chloroformiser. To chloroform.
Chloroide. Resembling chlorine.
Chloroma. Chloroma.
Chlorophylle. Chlorophyl. [chlorophyl.
Chlorophyllien, -ienne. Pertaining to
Chlorophyllin. Chlorophyl,
Chlorose. Chlorosis.
Chlorotique. Chlorotic.
Chlorure. Chloride ; Chloruret.
Choc. Shock ; Collision.
Choc du cceur. Pulsation of the heart against the chest wall.
Choc foetal. Fcetal shock.
Choc traumatique. Surgical or trauma- tic shock ; Shock.
Chocolat. Chocolate.
Cholaemie. Cholemia.
Cholagogue. Cholagogue.
Cholalate. Cholalate.
Cholalique. Cholalic.
Chelate. Cholate ; Glycocholate.
Choleate. Choleate ; Taurocholate.
Chol^chrolne. Mixture of a fatty body with biliverdin.
Chol^cyste. Cholecyst.
Cholecystectasie. Cholecystectasia.
Cholecystectomie. Cholecystectomy.
Chol^cystectomique. Cholecystectomic.
Cholecystent^roatomie. Cholecysten- terostomy.
Cholecystite. Cholecystitis.
Chol^cystotomie. Cholecystotomy.
Choledociai'ctie. Stricture or oblitera- tion of the ductus communis chole- dochus.
Choledocite. Phlegmasia of the ductus
communis choledochus. Choledoque. Conduit- ou Canal-. Ductus
communis choledochus. Choleine. Cholein. Choleique. Choleic. Cholelithe. Cholelith. Cholelithiase. Cholelithiasis. Cholemese. Cholemesis. Choleph^ine. Bilirubin. Cholepoese. The secretion of the bile. Cholepoetique. Pertaining to the secre- Cholepyre. Biliary fever, [tion of bile. Cholepyrrhine. Cholepyrrhin. Cholera. Cholera. Choleriforme. Choleriform. Cholerine. Cholerine. Cholerique. Choleraic. Cholerrhagie. Cholera-morbus. Cholest^atome. Cholesteatoma. Cholesteremie ; Cholesterhemie, Cho- Cholesterine. Cholesterin. [lesteremia. Cholesteritis. Synchysis. Choleteline. Choletelin. Chol^verdine. Choleverdin. Cholh^mie, ef non Chol^mie. Cholemia. Choline. Cholin. Cholique. Cholic. Cholochlorine. Biliverdin. Cholorrhee. Cholorrhea, or -cea ; Bilious Cholose. Cholosis. [diarrh(jea.
Cholose americaine. Yellow fever. Cholostegnose. Stricture of the biliary Cholurie. Choluria. [canals.
Chondrarthrocace. Arthrocace with
lesion of the cartilages. Chondrine. Chondrin. Chondrinogene. Chondrigen. Chondrite. Chondritis. Chondrocele. Chondroma. Chondro-costal, -ale. Chondrocostal. Chondrogene. Chondrogen. Chondrogenese. Chondrogenesis. Chondroglosse. Relating to the tongue
and its cartilage. Chondroglycose. Chondroglucose. Chondrographie. Chondrography. Chondroide. Chondroid. Chondrologie. Chohdrology. Chondromalacie. Chondromalacia. Chondrome. Chondroma. [cence.
Chondroph3rbe. A cartilaginous excres- Chondrose. Chondrosis. Chondrost^en, -^enne. Chondrosteous ;
Both cartilaginous and bony. Chondro-sternal, -ale. Chondrosternal. Chondrotomie. Chondrotomy. Chorda dorsalis. Chorda dorsalis ;
Notochord.
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CIL
Chordapse. Chordapsus ; Ileus ; Vol- vulus ; Ileac passion ; Acute in- testinal catarrh. Choree. Chorea. Choreique. Choreic. Choremanie. Choremania ; Choro-
niania ; Epidemic chorea. Chorial. Chorial ; Chorionic. Chorio-allantoidien, -ienne. Chorio-
allantoid. Choriolde, adj. et s. Chorioid, adj. and «. ; Choroid, adj. and .v.; Chorio- idal, adj. ; Choroidal, adj. Chorion. Chorion. Chorionaire. Chorionic. Chorionitis. Chorionitis ; Scleroderma. Chorise. Chorisis.
Chorolde, s. Choroid, s. [adj.
Choroide, (ttZy. Choroid, adj.; Choroidal, Choroidien, -ienne. Choroidal. Choroidite. Choroiditis. [lary.
Choroido - capillaire. Choroido - capil- Choses naturelles. Natural things in
human nature ; Kes naturales. Choses contre nature. Things inimical to human nature (illness, disease, etc.) ; Res contra natviram. Choses non naturelles. Things which in moderation are favourable to human nature but which are hurtful Chou. Cabbage. [when abused.
Chou-fleur. Cauliflower, Chromate. Chromate. Chromatie. Chromatism, Chromatine. Chromatin. Chromatique. Chromatic. Chromatisme. Chromatism. Chromatoblaste. Chromatoblast. Chromatodysopsie. Chromatodysopia. Chromatogene. Chromatogenous. Chromatogenie. The production of colours. [matodysopia.
Chromatometablepsie {lnmit6). Chro- Chromatometre. Chromatometer. Chromatopseudopsie. Chromatopseud-
opsis. Chromatoscope. Chromalioscope. Chromatoscopie. Chromatoscopy. Chromaturie. Chromaturia. Chrome. Chromium. Chromhidrose. Chromidrosis. Chromique. Chromic. Chromisme. Chromism. Chromoblaste. Chromatoblast. Chromocyanure. Chromocyanide. Chromologie. Treatise on colours :
Description of colours. Chromopsie. Chromopsia ; Chroma topsia ; Chrobpsia.
Chromule. Chromule ; Chlorophyl. Chronicite. Chronicity ; The chronic
state of a disease. Chronique. Chronic. Chronizoique. (1) Applied to that which can be kept for a long time ; (2) Officinal. Chronographe. Chronograph. Chronogynee. Menstruation ; Menses. Chronologie. Chronology. Chrysalide. Chrysalis, Chrysanisique. Chrysanisic. [binum. Chrysarobine. Chrysarobin ; Chrysaro- Chrysene. Chrysene. Chrysine. Chrysin. Chrysophanique. Chrysophanic. Chrysorhamnine. Chrysorrhamnin. Chuchotement. Whispering ; Whisper. Chute. Fall.
Chute des cheveux. Falling of the hair. Chute de la luette. The lengthening
of an edematous uvula. Chute de la paupiere. Blepharoptosis. Chute du rectum. Prolapse of the
rectum ; Exania. Chute de I'uterus. Hysteroptosis, Chute du vagin. Elytroptosis. Chyazique. Acide-. Hydrocyanic acid, Chylaire. Chylous. Chyle. Chyle. Chyleux, -euse. Chylous. Chylifere. Chyliferous. Chylification. Chylification. Chylopoese. Chylopoiesis. Chylopoetique. Chylopoietic. Chylose. Chylosis. Chylxirie. Chyluria. Chyme. Chyme. Chymie ; Chimie. Chemistry. Chymification. Chymification. Chymophore. Chymophorous ; Chymi- Chymose. Chymification. [ferous,
Chymosine. Pepsin. Ciboule. Eschalot. Ciboulette. Chive. Cicatrice. Cicatrix ; Scar, Cicatriciel, -ielle. Cicatricial. Cicatriculaire. Pertaining to the cica- tricula. [small cicatrix,
' Cicatricule. (1) Cicatricula ; (2) A I Cicatrisant, -ante. Cicatrizing, adj. ; I A cicatrizing agent ; Cicatrizant, s. Cicatrisation. Cicatrization, Cicutine. Cicutin, Cidre. Cider. Cigale. Grasshopper. Cigogne. Stork, Cigue. Conium ; Hemlock. Cil, Eye-lash ; Cilium, sing. , Cilia, pi.
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CLA
Ciliaire. Ciliary.
Cili^, -ee. Ciliate ; Ciliated.
Cilio-spinal, -ale. Cilio-spinal.
Cillement. Blinking.
Cillose ; Cillosisme. Cillo ; Cillosis.
Ciment. Cement.
Cimetiere. Cemetery.
Cinabre ; Cinnabre. Cinnabar.
Cinchona. Cinchona.
Cinchouac^, -ee. Pertaining to cin- chona.
Cinchonammiue. Cinchonamin.
Cinchon^, -ee. Pertaining to cinchona.
Cinchonicine. Cinchonicin.
Cinchonidine. Cinchonidin, or -ina.
Cinchonine. Cinchonin, or -ina.
Cinchonique. Pertaining to cinchona.
Cinchotannique. Quinotannic.
Cinchotine. Cinchotin ; Quinidina.
Cinclise. (1) Frequent movement ; (2)
Cineration. Incineration. [Blinking.
Cinese. Cinesis ; Kinesis.
Cin^sialgie. Kinesalgia.
Cinesie. Kinesia.
Cinesiologie. Kinesiology.
Cinesique. Kinetic.
Cinesith^rapie. Kinesio therapy.
Cinnabre. Cinnabar.
Cinnamique. Cinnamic.
Cinnamomum. Cinnamomum.
Cinnamyle. Cinnamyl.
Cinnamylique ; Cinnylique. Cinnamic.
Cinquieme paire. Fifth pair (cranial nerves).
Cintr^, -ee. In the form of an arch.
Cintr6. Ligament. Ligamentum arcu- atum externum.
Circinal, -ale ; Circin^, -6e. Circinate.
Circoncision. Circumcision.
Circonfiexe. Circumflex.
Circonscrit, -ite. Circumscribed.
Circonspection. Circumspection.
Circonvolution. Convolution.
Circuit. Circuit.
Circulaire. Circular.
Circulation. Circulation.
Circulatoire. Circulatory; Circulating.
Circumanal, -ale. Circumanal.
Circumaxile. Round an axis.
Circumduction. Circumduction.
Circumfusa. Surroundings.
Circum-uterin, -ine. Peri-uterine.
Cire. Wax.
Cireux, -euse. Waxy.
Cirifere. Bearing wax.
Cirre. Tendril ; Cirrus.
Cirr^, -ee ; Cirreux, -euse. Cirrhose.
Cirrhonose. Cirrhonosus.
Cirrhose. Cirrhosis.
Cirrifere. Cirrhose.
Cirriforme. Having the shape of a
Cirsocele. Cirsocele. [tendril.
Cirsolde. Cirsoid.
Cirsomphale. Cirsomphalos.
Clrsophthalmie. Cirsophthalraia.
Cirsotomie. Cirsotomy.
Ciseau. Chisel.
Ciseaux. Scissors.
Citeme. Cistern.
Citeme lombaire, ou Reservoir de Pecquet. Receptaculum chyli.
Citrate. Citrate.
Citrene. Citrene.
Citrin, -ine. Citrine.
Citrique. Citric.
Citron. Lemon ; Citron.
Citronn^, -ee. Containing lemon.
Citronelle. Citronella.
Citrouille. Pumpkin.
Citta. Pica.
Civette. Civet.
Civiere. Stretcher ; Litter.
Civilisation. Civilization, or -sation.
CI. Symbol of Chlorine.
Cladonie. Cladonea.
Clair, -re. Clear ; Transparent.
Clair9age. Clarifying.
Clamp. Clamp. [slowly.
Clapier. Focus from which pus runs
Clapotement. Splashing sound ; Clapotement. [the teeth.
Claquement des dents. Chattering of
Claquement valvulaire. A valvular heart sound heard during ventricular systole (Bouillaud).
Clarification. Clarification.
Classe. Class.
Classement. Classing.
Classification. Classification.
Clastique. Frangible ; Explosive ; In anatomical demonstration applied to the parts of an artificial figure which can be pulled to pieces in order to show the underlying parts.
Claudication. Claudication ; Lameness.
Claveau. Thfe virus of sheep-pox.
Clavel^e. Scab-rot ; Sheep-pox.
Claveleux, -euse. Pertaining to scab- rot.
Clavelisation. Clavelization, or -sation.
Claviceps. Claviceps.
Claviculaire. Clavicular.
Clavicule. Clavicle ; Collar-bone.
Clavicule, -^e. Having a clavicle.
Clavifonne. Shaped like a clavicle.
Clavi-stemal, -ale, adj. Pertaining to the clavicle and to the sternum.
Clavi-stemal, s. The manubrium sterni.
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COD
Clavnlaire. Clubbed.
Clef. Key.
Clef du crane. The wormian bones.
Clef de forceps. A small instrument to take forceps to pieces.
Clef de Garengeot. Key (for teeth extraction).
Clef du trypan. The key of the tre-
Cl^matite. Clematis. [phine.
Clidarthrocace. Sterno-clavicular ar- throcace.
Clido-costal, -ale. Cleido-costal.
Clientele. The practice of a medical man.
Clignement. Blinking, v. ; Winking, s.
Clignotant, -ante. Blinking, adj. ; Winking, adj.
Clignotement. Blinking, s.
Climat. Climate.
Climaterique; Climacterique. Climac- teric, adj. and y. ; Climacteria, «.
Climatique, Climatic.
Climatologie. Climatology.
Climature. The whole of the circum- stances affecting a climate.
Clinicien. Clinician ; Clinicist.
Cllnique, adj. Clinical.
Clinique, «. Clinic.
Clinoc^phale. Clinocephalous.
Clinocephalie. Clinocephalia, or -ly.
Clinodactyle. Clinodactylous,
Clinodactylie. The clinodactylous con- dition.
Clinoide. Clinoid.
Cliquetis metallique. Bruit de-. Cracked-pot sound.
Clisagre. Cleisagra ; Cleidagra.
Cliseometre. Cliseometer,
Clisie. Clisis ; Occlusion.
Clisie g^nitale. Surgical occlusion of the genital passages of a woman.
Clitoridien, -ienne. Pertaining to the
Clitoris. Clitoris. [clitoris.
Clitorisme. Clitorism.
Clitorismie. The hypertrophied state of the clitoris. [otomy.
Clitoritomie. Clitoridectomy ; Clitor-
Cloaque. Cloaca.
Cloche. (1) Blister; (2) Vessel shaped like an inverted bell.
Cloison. Septum,
Cloisonnement. The formation or presence of a septum,
Clonique. Clonic. I
Clonisme. Clonism ; Clonismus. I
Clopemanie. Clopemania ; Klepto - : mania.
Cloporte. Wood-louse.
Clou. Boil ; Large pimple ; Pimple. j
Clou hysterique. Circumscribed hys- terical headache, generally at the
vertex. Clou de Scarpa. Leaden cylinder to
dilate the nasal canal after incision
of the lachrymal sac. Clunesie. Purulent inflammation of
the buttocks. Clysoir. An enema tube. Clysopompe. An irrigator for enemata. Clystere. Clyster ; Enema. Cnicin ; Cnicine. Cnicin. Cnidose. Cnidosis ; Urticaria. Co. Symbol of Cobalt. [perty.
Coagulabilite. The coagulative pro- Coagulable. Coagulable. Coagulant, -ante. Coagulating ; Coagu- Coagulation. Coagulation. [lative.
Coagule, -ee. Coagulated. Coagulum. Coagulum. Coalescence. Coalescence. Coalescent, -ente. Coalescent. Coalition. Coalescence. Coal-tar. Coal-tar. Coaptation. Coaptation. Coarctation. Coarctation. Coarcte, -ee. Coarctate ; Diminished :
Narrowed. [stricture.
Coarctotomie. Surgical division of a Cobalt. Cobalt.
Cobaltique. Pertaining to cobalt. Coca. Coca.
Cocaine. Cocain ; Cocaine. Coccidie. Coccidia. [roth).
Coccobacterie. Coccobacteria (Bill- Coccus. Coccus. Coccygien, -ienne. Coccygeal. Coccygio-anal, -ale. Relating to the
coccyx and to the anus. [ani.
Coccygio-anal. Muscle. The sphincter Coccygodynie. Coccygodynia. Coccy-pubien, -ienne. Said of the pelvic
diameter taken from the coccyx to
the symphysis pubis. Coccyx. Coccyx. Coohenille. Cochineal. Cochl^aire ; Cochl^arien, -ienne.
Cochlear ; Cochleate. Cochl^aria. Cochlearia. Cochleat ; Cochleatim. By spoonfuls. Cochise. Cochlea.
Cochl^en, -eenne. Cochlear ; Cochleate. Cochon. Pig ; Hog. Coco. Coco ; Cocoa ; Cacao. Cocotier. Cocos. [thous stomatitis. Cocotte. CEdema of the eyelids ; Aph- Coction. Coction. Codamine. Codamin. Code. Codex ; Code.
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Codeine. Codein. [copceia.
Codex. Codex ; The French Pharma- Coefficient. Coefficient. Coeliadelphe. Cceliadelphus, s. ; Celia-
delphus, s. ; Ccelia- or Celiadelphous, Coeliaque. Cceliac ; Celiac. {adj.
Coeloma. Deep ulcer of the cornea. Coelome. Coelom ; Cojloma ; Celom ;
Celoma. [phlebitia.
Coelophl^bite. Coelophlebitis ; Celo- Coenadelphe. Double monster having
two bodies nearly equally developed. Coenesth^sie ; Cenesth^sie. Cwnes-
thesis ; Cenesthesia. Coenure. Ccenurus. Coercible. Coercible ; Applied to gas
capable of being liquefied at a high
pressure. Coeur. Heart. Cognac. Brandy. Cohabitation. Cohabitation. Coherence. Coherency ; Cohesion. Coherent, -ente. Coherent, Cohesion. Cohesion. Cohibant, -ante. Insulating. [tion. Cohobation. Cohobation ; Redistilla- Coifife. Caul. Coiff^, -^e. Covered with a caul or a
membrane. Coin. Cuneus ; Small triane;ular lobule
situated on the internal aspect of
the cerebral hemispheres. Colncidant, -ante. Coincident. Coincidence. Coincidence. [dication. Coindicant, -ante. Pertaining to coin- Coindication. Coindication. Coing. Quince,
Colt. Coitus ; Coition ; Copulation, Coital, -ale. Pertaining to coitus. Coke. Coke, Col. Neck. Col de I'uterus ou de la matrice.
Cervix uteri. Colat. Colature.
Colatoire. Depuratory ; Depurative. Colature. Colature. Colchiceine. Colchicein. Colchicine. Colchicin. Colchicique. Pertaining to colchicum. Colchique. Colchicum. Colcotar ; Colcothar. Coloothar, Col^ine. Chitio. Coleocele. Coleocele, Col^optose. Coleoptosis. Col^orrhexie. Coleorrhexis. Col^orrhize. Coleorhiza. Coleostegnose. Coleostegnosis. Colique. Colic, adj. : Pertaining to the Colique. Colic, s. [colon.
Colite. Colitis ; Inflammation of the colon.
Collapsif, -ive. Collapsing ; Pertain- ing to collapse.
CoUapsus. Collapse.
Collateral, -ale. Collateral.
CoUe. Glue.
Collecteur. Collector (of a galvanic
Collection. Collection. [battery).
Collench3raie. Collenchj'ma.
Collet. A narrowing resembling a neck or a collar.
Collet du bulbe. The narrowing be- tween the bulbous and the mem- branous portions of the urethra.
Collet des dents. The narrowing of the teeth at the junction of the root and crown.
CoUete, -ee. Pertaining to the loosening of the narrow part of the teeth, etc. (see preceding).
CoU^tique. CoUetic ; Agglutinative.'
CoUidine. Collidin. [the neck.
Collier. A herpetic eruption encircling
Collier orthopedique. An orthopasdic apparatus in the form of a collar.
CoUimateur. Collimator.
CoUiquatif, -ive. Colliquative.
CoUiquation. Colliquation.
Collisalla. Cinchona calisaya.
Collision. Bruit de. See Bruit.
Collodion. Collodion.
Colloidal, -ale. Colloid, adj.
CoUolde. Colloid, s. and adj.
C 0 1 1 0 n e m e. Collonema ; Myxoma ; Myxosarcoma.
CoUutoire. Collutorium ; A semi- liquid application for the gums.
CoUyre. CoUyrium.
Colobome. Coloboma.
Colocynthine. Colocynthin.
Colombate. Tantalate. [to tantalum.
Colombique. Pertaining to calumba or
Colombium. Tantalum.
Colombo. Calumba ; Colomba ; Colombo.
Colon. Colon.
Colon iliaque ; L'S. du colon. The sigmoid flexure.
Colonalgie. Pain in the colon.
Colonne. Columna ; Column ; Pillar.
Colonnes chamues du coeur. Columnse carnese.
Colophane. Colophony resin. [resin.
Colophanique. I'ertaining to colophony
Coloquinte. Colocynth ; Oolocynthia.
Colorant, -ante. Colouring.
Coloration. Coloration.
Colorimetre. Colorimeter.
Colorine. Colorin.
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Colostration. Colostration.
Colostrum. Colostrum.
Colotomie. Colotomy.
Colotyphus. Colotyphus.
Colpeurynter. Colpeurynter.
Colpite. Colpitis.
Colpocele. Colpocele.
Colpoclisie. Colpocleisis.
Colpo - hyst^rectomie. Colpohysterec- tomy. [orrhaphy.
Colpo-perineorrhaphie. Colpo-perine-
Colpopexie. Colpopexy.
Colpoptose. Colpoptosis.
Colporrhagie. Colporrhagia.
Colporrhaphie. Colporrhaphy.
Colpost^nose. Colpostenosis.
Colpotomie. Colpotomy.
Columbo ; Colombo. Calumba.
Columnaire. Columnar.
Coma. Coma.
Comateux, -euse. Comatose.
Combativite. The instinct to fight, to
Combinaison. Combination, [destroy.
Combine, -ee. Combined.
Comburant, -ante. Applied to a body that causes the combustion of bodies with which it combines. Combustibility. The property of being combustible.
Combustible. Combustible.
Combustion. Combustion.
Comedon. Comedo.
Comenique. Comenic. [Eatables, s.pl. Comestible, adj. et s. Eatable, adj. ; Comete. Comet.
Cometocore. An elongated pupil the result of accidental or abnormal divi- sion of the iris. Comite. Committee. Comitiale. Maladie-. Epilepsy. Commemoratif, -ive. Commemorative. Commensalisme. The commensal state. Comminutif, -ive. Comminutive. Comminution. Comminution, Commission. Commission. Commissural, -ale. Commissural. Commissure. Commissure ; Commis-
sura. Commotion. Commotio ; Shock ; Con- Commun, -une. Common. [cussion. Communicant, -ante. Communicating. Communication. Communication. ,
Commutateur. Commutator, ;
Compacit^. Compactness. [Solid. ;
Compact, -cte. Compact ; Dense ; Comparaison. Comparison ; Simile. Comparatif, -ive. Comparative, Compare, -ee. Compared. [meter.
Compas pelvimetre. A species of pelvi- 1
[pound. A com-
[quet. Tourni-
Cbmplectif, -ive. Applied to that which is encircling and at the same time Complexe. Complex. [superposed.
Complexif, -ive. See Complectif. Complexion. Constitution and disposi- tion of a person, taken together. Complexite. Complexity. Complexus. Grand. The complexus
muscle (trachelo-occipital). Complexus, Petit, The tiachelo-mas-
toid muscle. Complication. Complication, Complique, -^e. Complicated. Compose, -ee. Composed, Compose, A compound body ; Compositif, -ive. Composite. Composition. Composition. Compresse. A compress. Compresseur. Compressor ; Compressibility. Compressibility. Compressible. Compressible. Compressif, -ive. Compressive. Compressimetre. (1) Seutin's starch
bandage ; (2) A flat piece of metal
under a bandage to ascertain the
amount of compression exercised. Compression. Compression. Comprime, -ee. Compressed. Compte-gouttes. A drop bottle. Conarium. Conarium ; Pineal gland. Concassation. Concassation ; Conquas-
sation. Concasser. To poimd ; To crush. Concave. Concave, Concavite, Concavity ; Concaveness, Concavo-concave, Concavo-concave ;
Biconcave. Concave - convexe. Concavo - convex ;
Periscopic. Concentration. Concentration. Concentrique. Concentric. Conception. Conception. Conchiforme ; Conchimorphe, In the
shape of a shell. [conchus,
Conchinien, -ienne. Pertaining to the Conchinien, Muscle-, The concho-an-
thelix muscle ; Obliquus auriculae. Conchioline. Conchiolin, Conchiolique. Pertaining to conchiolin. Concho- anthelix. The concho-anthelix
muscle ; Obliquus auriculae. Concho-helix. Theconcho-helix muscle ;
Transversus auriculae. Conchoidal, -ale. Conchoidal. Conchoide ; Conchylioide. Conchoid. Conchyliologie. Conchyliology, Concoction. Concoction, Concolore. Concolor. Concombre. Cucumber.
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Concomitance. Concomitance, or -cy.
Concomitant, -ante. Concomitant.
Concret, -ete. Concrete.
Concretion. Concretion.
Condensability. Condensability.
Condensable. Condensable.
Condensant, -ante. Condensing ; Causing condensation.
Condensateur, -trice, adj. Condens- ing : Producing condensation.
Condensateur, .1. Condenser.
Condensation. Condensation.
Condense, -ee. Condensed.
Condenser. To condense.
CondenseuT. Condenser.
Condiment. Condiment ; Spice.
Condit ; Confit. Confect ; Comfit.
Condition. Condition.
Condom. Condom ; Cundum.
Conducteur, -trice, adj. Conducting.
Conducteur, s.w. ; Conductrice. n.f.
(1) Conductor, m.. Conductress,/.;
(2) Director ; Staff (Lithotomy). Conductibilite. The conducting pro- Conduction. Conduction. [perty. Conduit. Duct ; Canal ; Tube. Conduit aerien. The trachea. [canal. Conduit alimentaire. The alimentary Conduit guttural du t3rmpan. The
Eustachian tube. [ducts.
Conduits lacrymaux. The lacrymal
Conduit parotidien. Steno's duct.
Conduit spermatique, ou deferent. The vas deferens.
Conduplique, -ee. Conduplicate.
Condyle. Condyle.
Condylien, -ienne. Condylar.
Condylolde. Condyloid.
Condyloidien, -ienne. Condylar.
Condylome. Condyloma.
Cone. Cone ; Conus.
Confection. Confection.
Configuration. Configuration.
Confine, -ee. Confined within limits.
Confinement. Overcrowding in hos- pitals, barracks, etc.
Confirm^, -6e. Confirmed.
Confit. Comfit ; Confect.
Confluent, -ente, adj. Confluent.
Confluent, s. Confluence ; Conflux.
Confluent des sinus de la dure-mere. Torcular Herophili.
Conformation. Conformation.
Conforme. Conformable.
Confortant, -ante ; Confortatif, -ive. Strengthening ; Coiroborant.
Confrication. Onanism.
Congelable. Congealable.
Congelation. Congelation.
Congenire. Congener.
Congenital, -ale. Congenital.
Cong^nitalite. The existence of that which is congenital. [congested.
Congestibilite. The possibility of being
Congestible. Pertaining to congestion.
Congestif, -ive. Congestive.
Congestion. Congestion.
Congestionn^, -ee. Congested.
Congestionnel, -elle. Relating to con-
Conglobe, -^e. Conglobate. [gestion.
Conglomere, -ee. Conglomerate.
Conglutinant, -ante. Conglutinate ;
Congre. Conger. [Agglutinative.
Congres. Congress.
Conhydrine. Conhydrin.
Conicine. Coniin ; Conin.
Conicite. Disposition of a part in the form of a cone. [conical stump.
Conicite du moignon. Description of a
Conicite pellucide de la comee. Trans- parent staphyloma.
Conidie. Conidium.
Coniine ; Conine. Coniin ; Conin.
Conique. Conical.
Conique. Pertaining to Coninm.
Conium. Conium ; Hemlock.
Conjonctif, -ive. Conjunctive.
Conjonctival, -ale. Conjunctival.
Conjonctive. Conjunctiva.
Conjonctivite. Conjunctivitis.
Conjugaison. Conjugation.
Conjugation. Conjugation (Biology).
Conjugue, -ee. Conjugate.
Connaissance. Knowledge ; Under- standing.
Conne, -ee. Connate.
Connecteur, -trice, adj. ; Connectif, -ive, adj. Connective, adj.
Connectif, ■•*. Connective, s.
Connexion. Connection ; Affinity.
Connivent, -ente. Connivent.
Conoldal, -ale ; Conolde. Conoid.
Conquassant, -ante. Conquassant.
Conque. Concha.
Consanguin, -iue. Consanguine ; Con- sanguineous.
Consanguinity. Consanguinity.
Conscience. Consciousness ; Cenes- thesis ; Conscience.
Consecutif, -ive. Consecutive.
Conseil. Council ; Board.
Consensus. Consensus ; Sympathy.
Conservateur, -trice. Conservative.
Conservation. Preservation.
Conserve. Conserve ; Conserva ; Con- fection, [sight.
Conserves. Spectacles to improve the
Consistance. Consistence ; Consistency.
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Consolidant, -ante. Consolidating
Cicatrizing. Consomme. Jelly broth ; Beef -tea. Consomptif, -ive. Consumptive ; Con
suming. Consomption. Consumption. Consonance. Consonance ; Concord. Consonant, -te, adj. Consonant, adj. Consonne. Consonant, v. [cation
Constatation. Declaration ; Authenti Constipant. Causing constipation. Constipation. Constipation. Constipe, -ee. Constipated ; Costive. Constituant, -ante. Constituent. Constitutif, -ive. Constitutive. Constitution. Constitution. Constitutionnel, -elle. Constitutional. Constricteur, -trice, adj. Constricting. Constricteur. Constrictor. Constriction. Constriction. Constructivite. Constructiveness. Consultant. A consultant ; A consult- ing physician or surgeon. Consultation. Consultation. Contabescent, -ente. Pertaining to marasmus : Affected with marasmus. Contact. Contact. Contage. Contagium. Contagieux, -ieuse. Contagious. Contagifuge. Preservative from con- Contagion. Contagion. [tagium. Contagionniste. Contagionist. Contagiosite. The quality of that
which is transmitted by contagion. Contagium. Contagium. Contemplation. Observation. Contentif, -ive. Serving to keep in apposition the lips of a wound, the fragments of a broken bone, etc. ; Retentive. Contention. The artificial maintaining in place of an organ, of a limb, of a hernia, of a fractured bone, etc. Contenu. The contents. Contexture. Texture. Contiguite. Contiguity ; Proximity. Continence. Continency. Continent, -ente. (1) Continent; (2)
Continuous ; Unremitting. Continu, -ue. Continuous ; Unbroken ;
Unremitting. Continuite. Continuity. Contondant, -ante. Bruising ; Blunt
(of instruments). Contour. Contour ; Outline. Conto\ime, -ee. Twisted round in the
same direction. Contractile. Contractile. Contractility. Contractility.
Contraction. Contraction.
Contracture. Contracture.
Contra-lateral, -ale. Situated on the opposite side, to an organ, to a lesion (as in a case of hemiplegia).
Contraria ; Contrariis. Enantiosis.
Contraste. Contrast.
Contrayerva. Contrayerva.
Contre-coup. Contrecoup ; Counter- stroke ; Repercussion.
Contre-extension. Counter-extension.
Contrefait, -aite. Applied to a person afiEeeted with kyphosis, lordosis, scoli- osis, etc.
Contre-fracture. A fracture taking place either alone or at the same time as another, in a different situa- tion to the spot injured ; Fracture by contrecoup.
Contre-indication. Counter-indication.
Contre-ouverture. Counter-opening.
Contre-poison. Counter-poison ; Anti- dote, [lant.
Contre-stimulant, -ante. Contra-stimu-
Contre - stimulation. The effects of contra-stimulus.
Contre-stimulisme. Contra-stimulism.
Contre-stimulus. Contra - stimulus ; Contro-stiinulus.
Contus, -use. Contused.
Contusion. Contusion.
Convalescence. Convalescence.
Convalescent, -ente. Convalescent.
Convergence. Convergence.
Convergent, -ente. Convergent.
Convexe. Convex.
Convolute, -ee. Convoluted.
Convolutif, -ive. Convolute.
Convolvuline. Convolvulin.
Convolvulus. Convolvulus.
Convulse, -ee. Said of a muscle when it is the subject of convulsive con- tractions.
Convulsibility. Tendency of a muscle to convulsive twitchings.
Convulsif, -ive. Convulsive.
Convulsion. Convulsion.
Convulsionnaire. Convulsionary ; Sub- ject to convulsions.
Convulsionnant, -ante. (1) Convulsive; (2) Convulsivant.
Convulsivant, -ante. Convulsivant ; An agent that causes convulsions.
Coordination. Coordination.
Copahu. Copaiba ; Balsam of copaiba ; Copaiva.
Copal ; Copale. Copal ; Anime.
Copaline. Copalin.
Copalme. Copalm.
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Cophose. Cophosis. Copragogue. Copragogue. Coprolalie. Coprolalia. Coprolithe. Coprolith. Coprophage. Coprophagous. Coprophagie. Coprophagy. Coprophorie. Slight diarrhoea. Coprosclerose. Hardening of the faeces
in the intestine. Coprostasie. Coprostasia; Coprostasis. Coptine. Coptin.
Copulation. Copulation ; Conjugation. Copule, -^e. Copulative ; Going to
copulate. Copule. In anatomy, any organ uniting Coq. Cock. [two others.
Coque. Shell (of eggs, nuts, etc.). Coquelicot. Poppy. Coqueluche. Whooping-cough. Coquelucheuz, -euse. Pertaining to
whooping - cough ; Affected with
whooping-cough. Coqueluchon. Aconitum napellus. Coquille. Shell (of animals). Cor. Corn. Coraco-brachial. Coraco-braohial, adj. ;
Coraco-brachialis, s. Coraco - clavi - axillaire. Ligament-.
The ligament of Gerdy or suspensory
ligament of the axilla. Coraco-claviculaire. Ligament-. The
coraco-clavicular ligament. Coraco-hyoldien, -ienne, adj. Coraco-
hyoid, adj. [hyoid muscle.
Coraco-hyoldien (Muscle). The omo- Coracoide, adj. et s. Coracoid, adj. ;
The coracoid process, 6-. Coracoidien, -ienne. Coracoid. Coraco-radial, -ale. Coraco-radial. Coraco-radial (Muscle). The biceps. Corail. Coral. Corbeau. Raven ; Crow. Corde. (1) Cord ; (2) Chordee. Corde dorsale. The notochord. Cordes sonores. The semicircular mem- branous canals of the internal ear. Corde spinale. The spinal cord. Corde du tympan. Chorda tympani
(nerve). Cordes vocales. The vocal cords. Cord^, -^e. In the form of a cord. Cordee ; Chaudepisse-. Clap with
chordee. [Cordial, s.
Cordial, -ale. (1) Cordial, adj. ; (2) Cordiforme. Having the shape of a Cordon. Cord. [heart.
Cordon ombilical. Umbilical cord. Cordon sanitaire. Cordon round an
infected area.
Cordon spermatique ou testiculaire.
The spermatic cord.
Core. The pupil. [-cleisis.
Cor^clise. Coreclisis ; Coroclisia or
Corectasie. Corectasis.
Corectomie. Corectomy ; Iridectomy.
Corectopie. Corectopia. [sis.
Coredialyse. Coredialysis ; Iridodialy-
Corediastase ; Corediastole. Coredias-
Corelysie. Corelysis. [taeis.
Cor^morphose. Coremorphosis.
Coreometre. Coreometer.
Coreparelcyse. The formation of an artificial pupil by elongation.
Cor^phthisie. Corephthisis.
Coretomedialyse. Formation of an artificial pupil by excision of a portion of the iris.
Coretomie. Coretomy.
Coriace ; Coriac6, -ee. Coriaceous.
Coriandre. Coriander ; Coriandrum.
Comachine. A purgative powder com- posed of antimony and scammony.
Comage. Roaring (of horses).
Come. Horn ; Cornu.
Come d'Ammon. Hippocampus major.
Comes cutan^es. Horny excrescences.
Com6, -^e. Cornual ; Corneous ; Horny.
Corneal, -ale. Corneal.
Comee. Cornea.
Corneen, -^enne. Corneal.
Com^ite. Corneitis ; Keratitis.
Comet acoustique. Cornet ; Ear- trumpet.
Comet ethmoidal, ou moyeu. The middle turbinated bone.
Comet inf^rieur. The inferior turbin- ated bone.
Comet sphenoidal, ou de Bertin. The sphenoidal spongy bone.
Comet superieur, ou de Morgagni. The superior turbinated bone.
Comichon. Gherkin.
Cornu, -ue. Having horns.
Comue. Retort.
CoroUe. Corolla.
Coronaire. Coronary.
Coronal, -ale. Coronal.
Coronolde. Coronoid.
Corouoldien, -ienne. Pertaining to the coronoid process. Coronoid.
Corps. Body ; Substance ; Corpora, pi. of Corpus.
Corpulence. Corpulency ; Corpulence.
Corpusculaire. Corpuscular.
Corpuscule. Corpuscle.
Correctif, -ive. Corrective ; Correctant.
Correlation. Correlation.
Corroborant, -ante. Corroborant.
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Corroboratif, -ive. Corroborative. Corrodant, -ante ; Corrosif, -ive. Cor- rosive ; Corroding. Corrosion. Corrosion. Corrugateur. Corrugator, Corrugation. Corrugation ; Wrinkling. Corset. Corset ; Stays. Cortex. Cortex ; Bark. Cortical, -ale. Cortical. Corticine. Corticin. Cortico - optique. Pertaining to the
cortex cerebri and to the optic
thalami. Cortique, -ee ; Cortiqueux, -euse.
Having a cortex. Corybantisme. Corybantism. Coryza. Coryza. [metics, s.pl.
Cosmetique. Cosmetic, adj. ; Cos- Cosmoline. Cosmolin. Cosso. Kousso. Costal, -ale. Costal. Costalgie. Costalgia. Costiforme. Having the shape of a rib. Costo-abdominal (Muscle). The obli-
quus externns abdominis. Costo-coracoldien (Muscle). The pec-
toralis minor. [the lower ribs.
Costo-inferieur, -eure. Pertaining to Costo-pubien (Muscle). The rectus
abdominis. [tus magnus.
Costo-scapulaire (Muscle). The serra- Costo-superieur, -eure. Pertaining to
the upper ribs. Costotome. Costotome. Costo-trachelien, -ienne. Pertaining to
the ribs and to the cervical vertebrae. Costo-transversaire. Pertaining to the
ribs and to the transverse processes
of the dorsal vertebrae. Costo-vertebral, -ale. Pertaining to
the ribs and to the bodies of the Costus. Costus root. [vertebrae.
Cote. Rib. Cote. Side ; Flank. Coto. Ecorce de. Coto bark. Cotolne. Cotoin.
Coton. Cotton. [Spongy.
Cotonneux, -euse. Cottony ; Pithy ; Cotyle. Acetabulum ; Cotyla. [ledon. Cotyle, -^e. Having a cotyla or a coty- Cotyledon. Cotyledon. [ledon.
Cotyledonaire. Pertaining to a coty- Cotyl^done, -ee. Cotyledonous. Cotyloide. Cotyloid. Cotyloidien, -ienne. Acetabular. Cou; Col. Neck.
Couche. (1) Layer; Stratum ; (2) Bed. Couche, -ee. Lying down ; Recumbent. Coucher. Decubitus.
Coucher en supination. Decubitus in
a supine position. [prone position. Coucher en pronation. Decubitus in a Couches. Confinement ; Childbed. Couches optiques. Optic thalami. Coude. Elbow. Cou-de-pied. Instep. Couenne infiammatoire, ou pleure-
tique. Buffy coat. [Croup.
Couenneuse. Angine-. Diphtheria ; Couenneuse. Entente-. Membranous Couleur. Colour. [enteritis.
Couleuvre. Adder.
Coulisse. Groove (especially in bones). Couloir. Colaton'um. Couloirs artificiels, ou accidentels.
Ulcers ; Sores ; Issues. Coulure. Abortion. Coumarine. Coumarin. Coumarique. Coumaric. Coup. Blow ; Stroke. [arms.
Coup de feu. Wound caused by fire- Coup de fouet. Sudden rupture of the
plantaris causing pain and difficulty
in walking. Coup de sang. Apoplectic stroke. Coup de soleil. Sunstroke. Coupage. Dilutingwith water, milk, etc. Couperose. (1) Copperas ; (2) Acne
rosacea. Couple. A couple ; A pair ; A brace. Coupure. A cut made with a sharp in- Courant. Current. [strument.
Courant d'air. A draught (of air). Courbature. Indisposition characterized
by a feeling of great fatigue in the
limbs, by faintness and by extreme Courbe, -ee. Curved ; Bent, [lassitude. Courbure. Curve ; Curvature. Courge. Gourd.
Couronne. Crown ; Corona. [ing.
Couronnement. Crowning ; Surround Cours. Course ; Current. Cours de ventre. Diarrhoea. Course. Running on foot. Court, -rte. Short. Cousin. Gnat.
Coussin ; Coussinet. Cushion ; Pad. Coussine ; Cousso. Kousso. Couteau. Knife. Couture. Seam ; Scar. Couturier. The sartorius muscle. Couvre-chef. Grand-. Head - bandage
made with a folded square towel or
piece of linen. [bandage.
Couvre-chef. Petit-. Triangular head- Couveuse. Incubator. Cowpox. Cowpox. Coxagre. Coxagra.
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Coxal, -ale. Coxal.
Coxalgie. Coxalgia.
Coxalgique. Coxalgie. [cace.
Coxarthrocace ; Coxocace. Coxarthro-
Coxo-femoral, -ale. Coxo-femoral,
Coxopathologie. Coxalgia.
Crabe. Crab.
Crachat. Sputum ; Spittle.
Crachement. Spitting ; Expectoration.
Crachotement. Frequent slight ex- pectoration ; Crachotement.
Craie. Chalk.
Crampe. Cramp.
Crampe des ^crivains. Writer's cramp.
Crampe d'estomac. Gastralgia.
Crampe de poitrine. Angina pectoris.
Cr&ne. Skull ; Cranium.
Cranial, -ale ; Cranien, -ienne. Cranial.
Cra,niectomie. Craniectomy.
Cranio-abdominal, -ale. Cranio-abdo- minal.
Cranioclaste. Cranioclast.
Craniographe. Craniograph.
Craniologie. Craniology ; Phrenology.
Craniometre. Craniometer.
Craniom^trie. Craniometry.
Cranioscopie. Cranioscopy ; Phrenology.
Craniostyle. The cartilage of the sep- tum nasi (Albrecht).
Craniotabes. Craniotabes.
Cranio -thoracique. Cranio-thoracic.
CrS.niotome. Craniotome,
Craniotomie. Craniotomy.
Crapaud. Toad.
Craquement. Crackling bruit or rale,
Crase. Crasis ; Constitution.
Crasiologie. Description of individual constitutions.
Crasique. Relating to a crasis.
Crassamentum. Crassamentum ; Clot.
Crat^riforme. Crateriform.
Cravate. A kind of triangular bandage.
Crayeux, -euse. Cretaceous ; Chalky.
Crayon. Pencil ; Stick (generally of nitrate of silver, etc.). [sotum.
Cr^asote. Creosote ; Creasote ; Crea-
Creatine. Creatin.
Creatinine. Creatinin.
Creche. Infant shelter or asylum.
Cr^mason. Pyrosis.
Cr^master, Cremaster.
Cremation. Cremation.
Creme. Cream.
Cr^ment. The part of the food which is absorbed into the economy.
Cr^meux, -euse. Resembling cream.
Cremometre. Creamometer.
Cremor. Cremor.
Cr^nate. Crenate ; A salt of crenic acid.
Crenate, -^e. Csntaining crenates. Cren^, -^e ; Cr^nele, -ee. Crenate ;
Crenated. Crenelure. Indentation ; Crenature. Crenique. Crenic. Crenule, -^e. Crenate ; Crenated. Creographie. Anatomical description
of soft parts. Cr^ophage ; Cr^ophile. Carnivorous. Creosol. Creosol. Creosote. Creosote ; Creasote. Crepitant, -ante. Crepitant. Crepitation. Crepitation. Crepitus. Crepitus. Cr^pu, -ue. Crisp. Crepusculaire. Crepuscular. Cr^sol; Acide cr^sylique. Cresol; Cre- Cresson. Cress. [sylic acid.
Cr^tace, -ee. Cretaceous. CrAte. Crest ; Ridge. Crates de coq. Warts. Cr^te de I'os ethmo'ide ; Apophyse
cristagalli. The crista galli. [tion. Cr^tification. Cretefaction ; Calcifica- Cretin. Cretin. [tinism.
Cretineux, -euse. Pertaining to cre- Cr^tiniforme ; Cr^tinique. Cretinoid. Cr^tinisme. Cretinism. Creuset. Crucible. Creux, .s. Hollow ; Cavity ; Pit. Creux de Taisselle. The arm-pit. Creux de restomac. The pit of the
stomach. [hand.
Creux de la main. The hollow of the Creux poplite. The popliteal space. Crevasse. Crevice; Crack; Gap;
Break in the skin. Crevette. Prawn.
Cri. Cry ; Scream. [Shrill.
Criard, -de. Crying ; Discordant ; Cribie, -^e ; Cribleux, -euse. Riddled
like a sieve ; Cribrose. Cribration. Cribration. Cribreux, -euse. See Cribleux. Cribriforme. Cribriform. [tenoid.
Crico-arytenoldien, -ienne. Crico-ary- Cricolde, adj. et s. Cricoid, adj. and s. Crico-pharyngien, -ienne. Crico-
pharyngeal. [roid, axij. and n.
Crico-thyreoldien, -ienne. Crico-thy- Crime. Crime.
Criminality. Criminalness. [and .s.
Criminel, -elle, adj. et s. Criminal, adj. Crin. Horsehair. Criniere. Mane.
Crinon. Crino, -fiiuj., Crinones, pi, Crise. Crisis.
Crispation. Crispation ; Thrilling sensa- tion ; A nervous spasm.
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Crista-galli. Crista-galli.
Cristal. Crystal.
Cristal h^matique, ou d'hsematine.
Hsematoidin. Cristal d'hsemine. Hsemato-crystallin ;
Haemoglobin. Oristal de lune. Nitrate of silver. Cristal mineral. Saltpeter. Cristal du sang. Haemoglobin. Cristal de tartre. Acid tartrate of
potassium. Cristal de Venus. Acetate of copper. Cristallin, -ine. Crystalline, adj. Cristallin. The crystalline lens. Cristalline, s. A species of herpes of
the glans penis, vulva, etc. ; Crys- Cristallinite. Fhakitis. [tallina.
Cristallinien, -ienne. Pertaining to the
crystalline lens. Cristallisable. Crystallizable. [-sation. Cristallisation. Crystallization, or Cristallise, -ee. Crystallized. [tals. Cristallogenie. The formation of crys- Cristallographie. Crystallography. Cristallographique. Crystallographic. Cristalloide. Crystalloid, adj. ; The
capsule of the crystalline lens, s. Cristalloidite. A supposed inflammation
of the capsule of the crystalline lens. Critique. Critical. Crochet. (1) Hook ; Crotchet; (2) The
hamular process of the cochlea. Crochet de I'aile interne de Tapophyse
pterygoide. The hamular process of
the sphenoid. Crochu, -ue. Crooked ; Hooked. Crochu. Os-. The unciform bone. Crocine. Crocin. Crocus. Crocus ; Saffron. Croise, -ee. Crossed ; Crucial. Croises. Ligaments-. The crucial liga- ments of the knee. Croisement. Cross-breeding. Croissance. Growth. Croix. Apparatus in the shape of a cross
for fracture of the clavicle (Heister). Croix de Malte. Compress in the form Crotale. Crotalus. [of a cross.
Crotaphite. The Temporal muscle. Croton. Croton. Crotonol. Crotonol. Croup. Croup. Croupal, -ale. Croupous. Croupe. Croup (of a horse). Croupeux, -euse ; Croupien, -ienne.
Croupous. Croupion. Rump.
Croute. Crust ; Scab. [Scabbed.
Crouteux, euse. Crusted ; Scabby ;
Cm, -ue. Raw ; Uncooked ; Not Crucial, -ale. Crucial. [softened.
Cruciforme. Cruciform. Crudite. Crudity ; Crudeness. Cruentation. Peculiar phenomenon of oozing of blood from the wounds of a dead body (Robin). Cruentine. Cruentin. [blood.
Cruor. A colouring material of the Cruorine. Cruorin. Crural, -ale. Crural. Crusta. Crusta. Crustace, -ee. Crustaceous. Crymodynie. Chronic rheumatism. Crymose. Disease due to cold. Cryphthelminte. Entozoal infusoria. Crypsorchis. Cryptorchis ; Cryptorchid. Crypte. Crypt ; Crypta. Cryptidine. Cryptidin. Cryptoc^phale. Cryptocephalus. Cryptodidyme. Cryptodidymus. Cryptogame. Cryptogam, s. ; Crypto-
gamous, adj, Cryptogamie, Cryptogamia. Cryptolithe. Cryptolith. Cryptophanique. Cryptophanic. Cryptorchide. Cryptorchid, or -chis. Cryptorchidie ; Cryptorchidisme ;
Cryptorchisme. Cryptorchidism ;
Cryptorchism. Crystalline. Crystallin. Crystalloide. Crystalloid. Ctenoide. Ctenoid. Cube. Cube.
Cubebe. Cubeb ; Cubeba. Cubebene. Cubebene. Cubebine. Cubebin. Cubique. Cubic. [Ulna, s.
Cubital, -ale. Cubital ; Ulnar, oaIj. ; Cubito-carpien (Muscle). The Flexor
carpi ulnaris. Cubito-cutane (Nerf). The internal
cutaneous nerve (arm). Cubito-digital, -ale. Pertaining to the
ulna, to the ulnar nerve, and to the
fingers. Cubito - metacarpien, -ienne. Ulno-
metacarpal. Cubito-palmaire (Artere). The com- municating branch of the ulnar artery
in the palm. Cubito-phalangien, -ienne. Pertaining
to the ulna and to the phalanges. Cubito-radial, -ale. Radio-ulnar. Cubito-sus-metacarpien (Muscle). The
Extensor carpi ulnaris. Cubito - sus - metacarpien du pouce
(Muscle). Extensor ossis metacarpi
poUicis.
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Cubito - SUB - palmaire (Artere). The
posterior carpal branch of the ulnar
artery. Cubito-phalangettien (Muscle). The
Flexor profundus digitorum (arm). Cubito - sus - phalangettien (Muscle).
The Extensor secundi internodii pol-
licis ; Also the extensor indicis. Cubito-sus-phalangien. Extensor primi
internodii poUicis. Cubitus. Cubitus ; Ulna. Cuboide. Cuboid.
CucuUe, -ee ; CucuUaire. CucuUate. CucuUaire (Muscle). The Trapezius
muscle. CucuUiforme. CucuUate ; Hooded. Cucurbite. Cucurbit. Cuichunchilli. Cuichunchilli. Cuiller ; Cuillere. Spoon. Cuilleree. Spoonful. Cuilleron. Small spoon. Cuir. Leather. Cuir chevelu. The scalp. Cuirasse. An immovable bandage for
the front of the chest ; Cuirass. Cuisant, -ante. Burning ; Smarting ;
Violent (as applied to pain). Cuisine. Kitchen.
Cuissart. An apparatus to fix an arti- ficial limb to the stump after amputa- Cuisse. Thigh. [tion of the thigh.
Cuisson. A smarting pain. Cuit, -ite. Cooked, [oxide with a base. Cuivrate. A combination of cupric Cuivre. Copper. Cuivre, -ee. Copper-coloured. Cuivreux, -euse. Cupreous ; Coppery. Cuivrique. Cupric. [the trephine.
Culasse du trypan. The centre piece of Culbute. Fall ; Somerset ; Somersault. Cul-de-poule. The orifice of a fistula
having everted edges. Cul-de-sac. Cul-de-sac. Culot. (1) Youngest of a family, of a
brood ; (2) Bottom (in a crucible). Cultellaire. In the shape of a knife. Culture. Culture. Cumene. Cumene. Cumidine. Cumidin, Cumin. Cumin. Cuminique. Cumic. Cuminol. Cuminol. Cumulus. Cumulus. Cun6en, -enne. Cuneate ; Pertaining
to the cuneiform bones. Cuneiforme. Cuneiform. Cun^o-cubo'idien, -ienne. Pertaining
to the cuneiform bones and to the
cuboid.
Cun4o-scapholdien, -ienne. Pertaining to the cuneiform bones and to the scaphoid .
Cuneus (Le coin). Cuneus. See Coin.
Cuprate. Combination of a cupric compound with a base.
Cuprea. Cuprea bark,
Cuprique ; Cuivrique. Cupric.
Cupule. Cupnle.
Curability. Curableness.
Curable. Curable.
Curage. Curetting ; Curettage ; Scrap- ing (a cavity of an abscess, etc.).
Curare. Curara ; Curare ; Woorara.
Curarine. Curarin. [or -sation.
Curarisme. Curarism ; Curarization,
Curatif, -ive. Curative.
Curation. Curatio ; Curing.
Curcuma. Curcuma.
Curcumine. Curcumin.
Cure. Cure.
Cure-dent. Toothpick.
Cure-oreille. Ear-spoon.
Curette. Curette ; Curet.
Curvateur, -trice. Having a curve.
Curvateur du coccyx (Muscle). The Coccygeus muscle.
Curvatif, -ive. Slightly curved.
Cusconine. Cusconin.
Cuspid^, -^e. Cuspidate.
Cusso. Cusso ; Kousso. [skin.
Cutambule. Living on or under the
Cutan^, -6e. Cutaneous.
Cuticole. Living in or under the skin.
Cuticule. Cuticle.
Cutig^ral, -ale. Receiving a cutaneous investment.
Cutinise, -^e. That has undergone cuti-
Cutisation. Cutisation. [sation.
Cutite. Inflammation of the skin ; Dermatitis.
Cuve. A kind of tub or bath.
Cyanamide. Cyanamid.
Cyanate. Cyanate.
Cyane. Cyanogen.
Cyanephidrose. Cyanephidrosis ; Cyan- hydrosis ; Cyanidrosis.
Cyaneux, -euse. Cyanic.
Cyanhydrate. Cyanide ; Cyanid.
Cyanhydrate. Acide-. Hydrocyanic acid ; Prussic acid.
Cyanide. Cyanide.
Cyanine. Cyanin.
Cyanique. Cyanic. [Cyanosis.
Cyanodermie. Cyanoderma, or -mia ;
Cyanogene. Cyanogen.
Cyanol. Anilin.
Cyanopathie. Cyanopathy ; Cyanosis.
Cyanose. Cyanosis.
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Cyanose, -^e. Cyanoaed.
Cyanotique. Cyanotic.
Cyanure. Cyanide ; Cyanuret.
Cyanurenique. Cyannric.
Cyanurine. Cyanurin.
Cyanurinique ; Cyanurique. Cyanuric.
Cyathe. Cupule.
Cyathiforme. Cyathiform.
Cycle. Cycle.
Cyclique. Cyclic.
Cyclite. Cyclitis.
Cyclocephale. Cyclocephalus.
Cycloide. Cycloid.
Cyclopie. Cyclopia ; Synophthalmia.
Cyclops. Cyclops.
Cyclose. Cyclosis.
Cyclotome. Cyclotome.
Cydonium. Cydonium.
Cygne. Swan. [cylindric.
Cylindracd, -ee. Cylindric ; Almost
Cylinder-axis ; Cylindraxe ; Cylindre- axe. Axis-cylinder.
Cylindre. Cylinder.
Cylindre urinaire. Renal or urinary cast (Bright's disease).
Cylindrique. Cylindrical ; Cylindric.
Cylindrocephalie. Cylindrocephaly.
Cylindroide. Cylindric ; Almost cylin- dric. [droma.
Cylindroma {mauvais mot). Cylin-
Cylindrose. Cylindrosis.
Cyllosome. Cyllosoma.
Csonbiforme. Cymbiform.
Cymbocephalie. Cymbocephaly.
Cyme. Cyme.
Cymene. Cymene.
Cymocephalie. Cymbocephaly.
Cymographe. Kymographion.
Cymol. Cymene.
Cynanche ; Cynancie. Cynanche.
Cynanthropie. Cynanthropia.
Cynabin ; Cynarine. Cnicin.
Cynique. Cynic ; Dog-like.
Cynocephale. Cynocephalus, s. ; Cyno- ceplialous, adj. [tongue.
Cynoglosse. Cynoglossum ; Hound's-
Cynorexie. Cynorexia.
Cynorrhodon. Eglantine ; Sweet-briar.
Cynurenique. Cynurenic.
Cynurine. Cynurin.
Cyopine. Cyopin.
Cyphose. Cyphosis ; Kyphosis.
Cyphotique. Kyphotic.
Cyrtometre. Cyrtometer.
Cystalgie. Cystalgia.
Cystectasie. Cystectasia.
Cystencephale. Cystencephalus.
Cysthepatique. Pertaining both to the liver and to the gall-bladder.
Cysticerque. Cysticercus. Cysticule. Small pouch ; Vesicle. Cystide. Cystid. Cystine. Cystin ; Cystine. Cystineux, -euse. Pertaining to cystine. Cystinurie. Cystinuria. Cystipathie. Cystipathy. Cystiplastie. Autoplasty of the bladder;
Cystoplasty. Cystique. Cystic. Cystirrhagie. Vesical haemorrhage ;
Cystohemorrhagia. Cystirrhaphie. Suture of the bladder. Cystirrh^e. Cystirrhea, or -oea. Cystite. Cystitis.
Cystitome. Cystitome ; Cystotome. Cystitomie. Cystotomy. Cysto-bubonocele. Cystobubonocele. Cystocele. Cystocele. Cystocope. Cystocope. Cystodynie. Cystodynia. [cele.
Cystoent^rocele. Cystocele with entero- Cystoepiplocele. Cystocele with epiplo-
cele. Cystoentero-^piplocele. Cystocele with
entero-epiplocele. [congestion.
Cystohemie. Cystohemorrhagia ;Vesical Cystoide. (1) Cestoid ; (2) Full of cysts
(tumour). Cystolipome. Cystolipoma. Cystolithe. Cystolith. Cystolithique. Cystolithic. Cystomerocele. Cystomerocele ; Hernia
of the bladder through the femoral Cystoplastie. Cystoplasty. [ring.
Cystoplegie. Cystoplegia. Cystoptose. Cystoptosis. Cystopyique. Pertaining to suppuration
of the bladder or of the urinary
passages. Cystorrhagie. Cystorrhagia ; Cysto-
hsemorrhagia ; Hsematuria. Cystorrhaphie. Suture of the bladder. Cystosarcome. (1) Vesical sarcoma ;
(2) Cystosarcoma. Cystospasme. Cystospasm, or -mus. Cystospastique. Cystospastic. Cystosteatome. Encysted steatoma. Cystothrombolde. Depending on clots
retained in the bladder. Cystotome. Cystotome. Cystotomie. Cystotomy ; Lithotomy. Cystotomique. Pertaining to cystotomy. C3rtoblaste. Cytoblast. Cy^iOblasteme. Cytoblastema. Cytodierese. Cytodieresis. [dieresis. Cytodieretique. Pertaining to cyto- Cytogene ; Cytogenetique. Cytogenous ;
Cytogenic.
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Cytog^nie. Cytogeny ; Cytogenesis. Cytolde. Cytoid.
Cytologie. Cytology. [plasm.
C3/i)oplasme. Cytoplasm, or -ma ; Proto- C3rtozoaire. Cytozoon.
Dacryadenalgie. Dacryadenalgia. Dacryadenite. Dacryadenitis. Dacryagogue. Dacryagogue. Dacryelcose. Dacryelcosis. Dacryo-adenite. Dacryadenitis. Dacryocystite. Dacryocystitis. Dacryocystoblennorrhee. A mucous
discharge from the lacrymal sac. Dacryocystoptose. Dacryocystoptosis. Dacryohemorrhagie. Dacryhemorrhy-
sis ; Dacryohemorrhea, or -cea. Dacryoide. Dacryoid. Dacryolithe. Dacryolith. Dacryolithiase. Dacryolithiasis. Dacryome. Daeryoma. Dacryon. Dacryon. Dacryonome. An ulcer of the lacrymal
ducts. Dacryope, -ee. Causing the secretion Dacryops. Dacryops. [of tears.
Dacryoptose. Dacryoptosis. Dacryopyose. Dacryopyorrhea, or -cea. Dacryorrhee. Dacryorrhea, or -cea. Dacryostagme. Epiphora. Dactyle, -^e. Dactylate. Dactylion. Dactylion ; Syndactylism ;
Webbed fingers. Dactylite. Dactylitis. Dactyloide. Dactyloid. Dahlia. Dahlia. Dahline. Inulin.
Daim, m. ; Daine, /. Deer. [tonism. Daltonien, -ienne. Pertaining to Dal- Daltonisme. Daltonism. Damalique. Damalic. Damalurique. Damaluric. Damiana. Damiana. Dammar, ou -ra. Dammar. Danse de St. Guy, ou de St. Wjrt, ou
convulsive. St. Vitus's dance ; Chorea. Daphn^. Daphne. Daphn^tine. Daphnetin. Daphnine ; Dapbneine. Daphnin. Dard. Sting of insects. Darteux, -euse ; Dartolde ; Dartoique.
Dartoid ; Dartoic. Dartos. Dartos. Dartre. Skin disease ; Eruptions on
the skin ; Herpes, etc. (A term used
in rather an indefinite way.) Dartreux, -euse. Dartrous. Darwinisme. Darwinism. Datiscine. Datiscin.
Datte. Date (fruit).
Datura. Datura.
Daturine. Daturin ; Atropin, or -ne.
Davier. Tooth-forceps.
Daxine. Glairin.
Dealbation. The act of rendering white.
Deambulation. The walk of bipeds generally.
Debander. To remove a bandage.
Debile. Weak ; Weakly ; Feeble.
D^bilitant, -ante. Debilitating ; Weak- ening ; Debilitant.
Debilitation. The employment of de- bilitating drugs.
Debilite. Debility.
Deboltement. Dislocation.
Debord ; D^bordemeut. Overflowing ; Excessive evacuation. [adhesions.
Debridement. Division of bands or
Debris cadaveriques. The dead bodies of animals. [Debris.
Debris osseux. Splinters of bone ;
Dec. Abbreviation for Decoction.
D^calvant, -ante. Decalvant ; Depila-
Decantation. Decantation. [tory.
Decapitation. Decapitation.
Deces. Decease ; Demise ; Death.
Dechappellement. Removal with strong forceps of the crown of a tooth, leaving the root.
Decharge. Discharge ; Release (spe- cially applied to electricity and to nervous force). [ciated.
Dechame, -ee. Eleshless ; Lean ; Ema-
Dechausse, -ee. Said of the root of a tooth from which the gum has re- ceded.
Dechaussement. (1) The state of the root of a tooth from which the gum has receded ; (2) Act of detaching the gum from the root of a tooth.
Dechaussoir. Instrument for (2) of preceding word.
Dechet. Loss ; Waste (applied to meat).
Dechir^, -^e. Lacerated ; Torn.
Dechirement ; Dechirure. Laceration ; Tearing ; Rent.
D^cidence. Collapse ; Falling.
Decidu, -ue. Deciduous.
D^cimane. Occurring every tenth day.
Declaration. Notification.
Declin. Decline {not consumption) ; Ending ; Termination.
Declinaison. Declination.
Decline, -^e. Declinate.
Declive. Inclined. Said also of the lowest part of a wound or of an abscess.
Decocte, s. The product of a decoction.
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Decoction. Decoction.
D^coctum. Decoctum. [tion.
Decollation. Decollation ; Decapita-
D^coUement. Separating or freeing from adhesions ; Detachment.
D^coUement de I'lris. Iridodialysis.
D^collement du placenta. (1) Partial separation of a part of the placenta ; (2) Detachment of the placenta.
D^coUement de la ratine. Detachment of the retina. [colourizing.
Decolorant, -ante. Discolouring ; De-
D^coloration. Discoloration ; De- coloration.
Decombant, -ante. Decumbent.
Decombustion. Deoxidation,
Decomposable. Capable of being de- composed.
Decompose, -^e. Decomposed.
Decomposition. Decomposition.
Decompression. Diminution or cessa- tion of atmospheric or gaseous com- pression.
Decortication. Decortication.
Decours. Decrease ; Wane ; Decline of a disease.
Decouvert, -rte. Uncovered.
Decrepit, -ite. Decrepit.
Decrepitation. Decrepitation.
Decrepitude. Decrepitude.
Decretoire. Critical.
Decroissance. Diminution ; Decrease.
Decroissement. (1) Decrease; (2) A mode of crystallization.
Decubitus. Decubitus.
Decupellation. Decantation.
Decurrence. The decurrent state.
Decurrent, -ente. Decurrent.
Decussation. Decussation.
Decussoire. Decussorium.
Dedaigneux. Muscle-. The External rectus muscle of the eye.
Dedolant, -ante. Prod<ucing dedolation.
Dedolation. Dedolation.
Dedoublement. Deduplication.
Deduction. Deduction.
Deduplication. Deduplication.
Defaillance. Swoon ; The first phase of syncope.
Defaillance d'estomac. Pain in the stomach leading to general weakness followed by syncope.
Defaut. Defect.
Defecation. Defecation ; Defaecation.
Defenseur. Guard of an instrument.
Defensif, -ive. Protective (plaster or bandage).
Oefequer. (1) To defecate ; (2) To strain a liquid (Chemistry).
Deferent, -ente. Deferent. Deferentiel, -elle. Pertaining to the
vas deferens. Defervescence. Defervescence.
Defibrine, -ee. Defibrinated.
Defini, -ie. Definite.
Definition. Definition.
Deflagrateur. Apparatus producing de- flagration.
Deflagration. Deflagration.
Deflechi, -ie. Deflex ; Bent down.
Deflegmation. Second distillation of a liquid.
Deflexion. Deflection ; Deviation ; Bringing into its normal position the head of the foetus in some cases of face presentation.
Defloration. Defloration.
Defluxion. Defluxion.
Defoliation. The falling of the leaves.
Deformation. Deformation.
Defrichement. Grubbing up (woods, plantations, etc.).
Degagement. (1) Separation of gases ; (2) The freeing or birth of the head of the foetus from the vulva during the fourth stage of parturition.
Degeneration, Degenerescence. De- generation.
Degenere, -ee. Degenerated.
Deglutition. Deglutition.
Degonflement. (1) Subsiding ; Col- lapsing (of a tumour or swelling) ; (2) Expulsion of gases or air from a cavity with elastic walls.
Degorgement. The freeing from en- gorgement or from congestion.
Degourdi, -ie. (1) Tepid (liquids) ; (2) Quick ; Shrewd. [or of an organ).
Degourdissement. Reviving (of a part
Degout. Disgust ; Dislike ; Loathing ;
Degradation. Degradation. [Distaste.
Degre. Degree.
Degustation. Tasting.
Dehiscence. Dehiscence.
Dehiscent, -ente. Dehiscent.
Dejection. Dejection.
Deiabrement. Bad state of a wound or of the health ; Tearing apart of structures in bullet wounds.
Deiabrement de I'estomac. Sensation of emptiness, accompanied by dis- taste for food.
oeiayant, -ante. Diluent.
Deietere. Deleterious.
Deligation. Deligation.
Delimiter. To assign a limit or an in- dividual character to a region, to a disease, etc.
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Deliquescence. Deliquescence.
Deliquescent, -ente. Deliquescent.
Deliquium. The state of a body which has undergone deliquescence.
Deiirant, -ante. Delirious ; A delirious
Deiire. Delirium. [person.
Delirium tremens. Delirium tremens.
Delitescence. (1) Delitescence ; (2) State of a crystal or of another body that has lost its water.
Delivrance. (1) Delivery (Obstetrics) ; (2) Expulsion of the foetal adnexa.
Delivre. After-birth. [phinin.
Delphine, Delphiuine. Delphin ; Del- Delphinium. Delphinium,
Delphisine. Delphisin.
Deltoide, adj. et s. Deltoid, adj. and s.
Deltoidien, -ienne, adj. Deltoid, adj.
Deltoidite. Inflammation of the deltoid
Demangeaison. Itching. [muscle.
Demence. Dementia ; Insanity.
Dement, -ente. Demented ; Insane ; Pertaining to dementia. [joint.
Demettre. To dislocate ; To put out of
Demi-aponevrotique. Semi-membran- ous, adj. ; Semi-membranosus, s. (Muscle).
Demi-azygos. The smaller azygos vein.
Demi-bain. Half-bath ; Sitz-bath.
Demi-circulaire. Semicircular.
Demi-corps. A species of truss.
Demi - epineux. Semi - spinous, adj. ; Seraispinalis, .s'. (Muscle).
Demi - interrosseux, -euse. Opponens poUicis (Muscle) ; Pertaining to it {adj.).
Demi-membraneux, -euse. Semi-mem- branous, adj. ; Semi-membranosus, s.
Demi-metal. Semi-metal. [(Muscle).
Demi-monstruosite. Demimonstrosity.
Demi-nerveux, -euse. Semitendinous, adj. ; Semitendinosus, h. (Muscle).
Demi-orbiculaire. Name given to each of the semicircular planes of the orbi- cularis oris (Winslow).
Demi-quarte. Double quartan fever.
Demis, -ise. Dislocated.
Demi-tendineux, -euse. Semitendinous, adj. ; Semitendinosus, s. (Muscle).
Demi-tierce. Double tertian fever.
Demi-transparence. Semi-transparency.
Demi -transparent, -ente. Semitrans-
Demodex. Demodex. [parent.
Demographie. Demography.
Demonolatrie. Demonolatry.
Demonomanie. Demonomania.
Demonopathie. Demonopathy.
Demonstration. Demonstration.
Demutisatiou. Demutization, or -sation.
Dendrite. Dendritis.
Deudritique. Dendritic,
Dendrocele. Dendrocelus.
Dendroide. Dendroid.
Dendrologie. The description of trees.
Dengue. Dengue.
Dense. Thick ; Dense.
Densimetre. Any instrument for mea- suring the density of solids or of liquids,
Densite, Density ; Compactness,
Dent. Tooth,
Dentaire. Dental.
Dente, -ee. Denticulate, or -ated.
Dentelaire. Lead-wort. [Notched.
Dentele, -ee. Denticulate, or -ated ;
Dentelure. Small indentations of a leaf, etc., causing denticulation.
Denticide. Leaving indentations when
Denticulation. Denticulation. [broken.
Denticule. See Dentelure. [tions.
Denticuie, -ee. Having small indenta-
Dentier. Set of teeth ; Dentier.
Dentification. Dentification.
Dentiforme, Dentiform.
Dentifrice. Dentifrice.
Dentinaire. Dentinal.
Dentine. Dentine.
Dentiphone. Dentiphone.
Dentiste. Dentist.
Dentition. Dentition ; Teething.
Dento-lingual, -ale. Pertaining to the teeth and to the tongue or to the lingual nerve.
Denture. Denture ; Set of teeth.
Denudation. Denudation.
Denude, -ee. Denuded.
Denutrition. Denutrition.
Oeontologie. Deontology.
Depart. Parting (metals).
Depense. Expenditure (of strength, etc.).
Deperdition. Loss ; Waste ; Discharge.
Deperissement. Wasting away ; Decay ; Decaying.
Dephlegmatiou. Dephlegmation ; Second concentration.
Dephlogistique, -ee. Dephlogisticated.
Depilation. Depilation.
Depilatoire. Depilatory. [tion.
Deplacement. Displacement ; Disloca-
Depietif, -ive. Depletive ; Depletory.
Depletion. Depletion.
Depopulation. Depopulation.
Deposition. Deposition.
Depot. Deposit ; Sediment.
Depourvu, -ue. Wanting in ; Unpro- vided with.
Depravation. Depravation. \odj-
Depresseur, Depressor, s. ; Depressing,
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Depressible. Compressible (pulse) ; Easily depressed.
Depressif, -ive. Depressing.
Depression, Depression.
Depressoir. Depressor,
Deprime, -ee. Depressed ; Pressed down.
Depuratif, -ive. Depurative ; Depura- tory ; Depurant. [of depuratives.
Depuration. Depuration ; The action
Depuratoire. Depuratory.
Deradelphe. Deradelphus,
Deraisonnement. Folly; Madness (generally with a fixed idea).
Derangement. Disturbance ; Disorder.
Derangement d'intestin. Lientery ; Dian'hoea.
Derate, -ee. Deprived of the spleen.
Derencephale. Derencephalous, adj. ; Derencephalus, s.
D^rencephalie. Derencephalia.
Derivatif, -ive. Derivative ; Revulsive.
Derivation. Derivation.
Derive, -ee. Derived.
Dermalgie. Dermalgia ; Dermatalgia.
Dermanysse. Dennanyssus.
Dermatalgie. Dermatalgia,
Dermataneurie. Cutaneous analgesia.
Dermathemie. Sanguineous congestion
Dermatite. Dermatitis. [of the skin.
Dermatodynie. Dermatalgia.
Dermatogene. Dermatogen.
Dermatographie. Dermatography.
Dermatoide. Dermatoid.
Dermatologie. Dermatology,
Dermatolysie. Dermatolysis,
Dermatomyome. Dermatomyoma,
Dermatopathie. Dermatopathy.
Dermatorrhagie. Cutaneous haemor- rhage ; Hematidrosis ; Hsematidrosis.
Dermatorrhee. Dermatorrhea, or -oea.
Dermatosclerose. Dermatosclerosis ; Scleroderma.
Dermatose. Dermatosis.
Dermatosquelette. The cutaneous skeleton ; Dermoskeleton.
Dermatotomie. Dermatotomy.
Derme. Derma ; Cutis.
Dermien, -ienne ; Dermique. Dermic.
Dermite. Dermatitis.
Dermocyme. Dermocyma.
Dermohemie. See Dermathemie.
Dermoide ; Dermo'ique. Dermoid ; Der- matoid.
Dermologie. Dermology ; Dermatology.
Dermoph3rte. Dermatophyte.
Dermosquelette. Dermoskeleton.
Derodyme. Derodidymus. [sexes).
Desaccouplement. Uncoupling (of the
Desagregation. Disaggregation.
Desarterialisation. The passing of the blood to the venous state.
D^sarticulateur, -trice. Disarticula- ting ; Used to disarticulate.
Desarticulation. Disarticulation.
Desassimilateur, -trice. Causing di-s- assimilation.
Desassimilation. Disassimilation.
Descemetite. Descemetitis.
Descendant, -ante. Descending, adj. ; Descendant, s.
Descente. Descent ; Hernia (in the word's general meaning).
Descriptif, -ive. Descriptive.
Desenflure. Diminution ; Ceasing ; Going down (of a swelling).
Deshydratation. Dehydration.
Deshydrate, -ee. That has undergone dehydration.
Deshydrogenation. The removal of hydrogen from a chemical compound.
Deshydrogen^, -6e. That has had its hydrogen removed.
Desinfectant, -ante. Disinfecting, adj. ; Disinfectant, s.
Disinfection. Disinfection.
Desir. Desire. [or extension.
Desmectasie. Ligamentous distension,
Desmeux, -euse. Ligamentous.
Desmite. Desmitis.
Desmobacterie. Desmobacterium.
Desmodynie. Desmodynia.
Desmographie. Desmography.
Desmologie. Treatise on ligaments, or on bandages.
Desmopathie. Desmopathy.
Desmophlogose. Inflammation of the ligaments ; Desmophlogosis.
Desmoprion. Chain-saw.
Desmorrhexie. Tearing of the liga- ments ; Desmorrhexis.
Desmotomie. Desmotomy.
Desmurgie. The application of bandages or of ligatures. [obstruent.
Desobstruant, -ante. Aperient ; De-
D^sobstruction. The effect and action of a deobstruent.
Desodorise, -^e. Deodorised, or -zed ; Disinfected. [rient.
Desopilatif, -ive. Deobstruent ; Ape-
Desopilation. Same as Desobstruction,
Desordination, Perturbation ; Dis- order, [ance.
D^sordre. Disorder ; Morbid disturb-
D^sorganisation. Disorganization, or -sation.
Desoxydation. The abstraction or re- moval of oxygen. [been removed.
Desoxyde, -ee. From which oxygen has
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D^soxygenation. SameasDesoxydation. D^soxygene, -^e. Same as Desoxyde. D^soxygenese. An affection supposed
to be caused by the abstraction of
oxygen from the economy. Despotat. Formerly a name for a
soldier belonging to the ambulance. Despumation. Despumation. Desquamation. Desquamation. Desseche, -ee. Desiccated ; Dried up. Dessechement. Desiccation ; Drying
up-
Dessiccatif, -ive. Desiccative, adj. and s. ; Desiccant, adj. and s.
Dessiccation. Desiccation. [tion.
Destructivit^. The instinct of destruc-
Desudation. Desudation ; Sudamina.
D^siUfurant, -ante. Applied in chemis- try to a body that abstracts sulphur from another.
D^sulfur^, -de. Said of a body that has been deprived of its sulphur.
Ddsuni, -ie. Disunited ; Disjointed.
Ddsjrmphyser. To perform symphysio- tomy.
Detente. The return to the normal state after nervous excitement.
Detergent, -ente. Detergent.
Deterger. To purify ; To cleanse.
Determination. Determination.
Ddterminisme. Determinism.
Detersif, -ive. Detersive ; Detergent.
Detersion. Detersion ; Desiccation.
Ddtonant, -ante. Detonating.
Detonation. Detonation.
Detrempe. Softening steel.
Detriticole. Living in detritus.
Detrition. Detrition.
Detritique. Pertaining to detrition or to detritus.
Detritus. Detritus.
Detroit. The narrowest part of a cavity.
Detroita du bassin. The inlet and outlet of the true pelvis.
Detroit abdominal ou superieur du bassin. The inlet of the true pelvis.
Detroit inferieur ou perineal du bassin. The outlet of the true pelvis.
Detroncation. Detruncation ; Decapi- tation ; Decollation.
Detumescence. Detumescence ; Sub- sidence of a swelling.
Deutergie. The consecutive effect of medicine.
Deuterie. Deuteria ; After-birth ; Se- cundines ; Effects of the retention of the secundines. [dines.
Deuterologie. Description of the secun-
Deuteropathie. Deuteropathy.
Deuteropathique. Deuteropathic. Deuteroscopie. Deuteroscopy. Deutosciereux, -euse. Becoming scle- rous by a secondary process (bone). Deutoscolex. Deutoscolex. Deuxieme paire de nerfs crdniens.
The optic nerves. Developpement. Development. Deviation. Deviation. [struation.
Deviation des regies. Vicarious men- Devoiement. Slight diarrhoea. Devoir. Duty. Dextrine. Dextrin. Dextrine, -ee. Containing dextrin ;
Made from dextrin. Dextrinique. Pertaining to dextrin. Dextrogyre. Dextrogyrate ; Dextro- Dextrose. Dextrose. [rotatory.
Diabete ; Diabetes. Diabetes. Diabetide. A general term for all the
complications of diabetes. Diabetique. Diabetic. Diabetometre. Diabetometer. Diablotin. Chocolate lozenge. Diabotanum. A plaster composed of
a large number of vegetable sub- Diabrose. Erosion. [stances.
Diabrotique. Diabrotic. Diacathollcon. Diacatholicon. Diacausie. Excessive heat. Diacaustique. Diacaustic. Diacetine. Diacetin. Diachalasie. Separation of the bones
of the cranium ; Diachalasis. Diachalciteos. A plaster of colcothar. Diachylon ; Diachylum. Diachylon
plaster. [clasis.
Diaclase ; Diaclasie ; Diaclastie. Dia- Diaclastique. Diaclastie. Diacode. Made with syrup of poppies
or of opium. Diacodium. Diacodion ; Diacodium. Diacolocynthidos. A colocynth elec- Diacope. Diacope. [tuary.
Diacoustique, sing. Diacoustics, pi, Diacr&nlen, -ienne. Loosely attached
to the cranium ; Diacranial (inferior Diacrise. Diacrisis. [maxilla).
Diacritique. Diacritical ; Diacritic. Diacydonium. Electuary of confection
of quince. Diadelphe. Diadelphous. Diadermiatrie. The diadermio method. Diadexe ; Diadoche. Diadexis ; The
changing of one disease into another. Diagnose. Diagnosis. Diagnostic. Diagnosis Diagnostique. Diagnostic. Diagometre. Diagometer.
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Diagrede. Scammony (old name).
Diaire. Ephemeral ; Lasting one day.
Dialipyre ; Dialeipyre. Intermittent
Dialyse. Dialysis. [fever.
Dialyseur. Dialyzer, or -ser. [lytic.
Dialytic. Pertaining to dialysis ; Dia-
Diamagn^tique. Diamagnetic.
Diamagnetisme. Diamagnetism.
Diamant. Diamond.
Diamante, -^e. Hard as a diamond ; Bright as a diamond.
Diametre. Diameter.
Diamide. Diamid.
Diamine. Diamin.
Diamorum. Syrup of mulberries.
Diandre ; Diandrique. Diandrous.
Diane. Silver (old name). [repsus).
Dianthum. Aromatic antidote (My-
Diapalme. Plaster composed of sulphate of zinc and wax. [povi^der.
Diapasme. Any cosmetic perfumed
Diapason. Diapason ; Tuning-fork.
Diap^dese. Diapedesis.
Diaphane. Diaphanous.
Diaphaneite. Transparency,
Diaphanometre. Diaphanometer.
Diaphenic ; Diaphoenix. Drastic elec- tuary made of dates.
Diaphorese. Diaphoresis.
Diaphoretique. Diaphoretic.
Diaphragmatique. Diaphragmatic.
Diaphragmatite. Diaphragmatitis.
Diaphragmatocele. Diaphragmatocele.
Diaphragme. Diaphragm.
Diaphragmodsmie. Diaphragmodynia.
Diaphyse. Diaphysis. [sis.
Diaplegie. Progressive general paraly-
Diapnogene. Sudoriparous.
Diapnoide. Diaphoretic.
Diapnoique. Slightly diaphoretic.
Diapophyse. Diapophysis.
Diaprun. Purgative electuary made from prunes.
Diapydtique. Diapyetio.
Diarrh^e. Diarrhea, or -cea.
Diarrh^ique. Diarrheal ; Diarrhoeal.
Diarrhodon. Lozenge or electuary made from roses.
Diarthrodial, -ale. Diarthrodial.
Diarthrose. Diarthrosis.
Diascordium. Electuary made from Scordium leaves, etc. [besten plums.
Diasebeste. Electuary made from Se-
Diasostique. Hygienic.
Diaspasme. Tear ; Rent ; Distortion.
Diasphyxie. Arterial pulsation.
Diastaltique. Diastaltie.
Diastase. (1) Diastase ; (2) Diastasis.
Diastashemie. Diastasemia.
Diastasis. Diastasis ; Dislocation.
Diastema. Diastema.
Diastematelytrie. Diastematelytria.
Diastematencephale. Abnormality con- sisting in median basic fissure of the brain and of the corpus callosum.
Diastematie. Any abnormality consist- ing in a median fissure.
Diast^matocolie. Abnormality consist- ing in a longitudinal fissure of the trunk.
Diastematochilie. Diastematochilia.
Diastematocr^ie . Diastematocrania.
Diastematocystie. Diastematocystia.
Diastematogastrie. Diastematogastria.
Diastematoglossie. Diastematoglossia.
Diastematognathie. Diastematogna- thia.
Diastematometrie. Diastematometria.
Diastematopyelie. Abnormal median fissure of the pelvis.
Diastematorrhachie. Abnormal median fissure of the vertebral column.
Diast^matorrhinie. Abnormal median fissure of the nose.
Diastematostaphylie. Abnormal median fissure of the uvula.
Diastematostemie. Diastematosternia.
Diasteme. Diastema.
Diastementerie. Abnormal median fissure of the intestine.
Diastole. Diastole.
Diastremme ; Diastrophie. Diastrophy ; Dislocation ; Displacement.
Diatessaron. Electuary composed of gentian, aristolochia, and berries of laurel and of myrrh. [manous.
Diathermane. Diathermal ; Diather-
Diathermansie. Diathermancy.
Diathennique. Diathermal.
Diathesal, -ale. Diathetic.
Diathesation. The passage from the normal state to one of diathesis.
Diathese. Diathesis.
Diathesique. Diathetic.
Diatomique. Diatomic.
Diatripteur. A linear ecraseur.
Diatrypese. A variety of cranial suture in which parts of one bone seem to perforate the other. [alus, s.
Dicephale. Dicephalous, adj. ; Diceph-
Dichogamle. Dichogamy.
Dichotomal, -ale. Pertaining to that which is dichotomous.
Dichotome. Dichotomous.
Dichotome, -ee. Exhibiting dichotomy.
Dichotomie. Dichotomy. [tomy.
Dichotomique. Pertaining to dicho-
Dichroique. Dichromatic.
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Dichrolsme. Dichroistn. [matic.
Dichromatique ; Dichrome. Dichro-
Dicline. Diclinous.
Dicotyledon. Dicotyledon.
Dicotyl^done ; Dicotyledonie, -ee. Di- cotyledonous.
Dicrote. Dicrotic.
Dicrotisme. Dicrotism.
Dictame. Dittany.
Dictyite. Dictyitis ; Retinitis.
Dictyode. Reticulated.
Dictyopsie. Dictyopsia.
Didactyle. Aifected with didactylism.
Didactylie. Didactylism.
Diducteur, -trice. Causing diduction.
Diduction. Diduction.
Didjrmalgie. Didymalgia.
Didyme, adj. Didymous.
Didyme, s. Didymium (metal).
Didymite. Didymitis ; Orchitis.
Did3Tiame. Didynamous.
Dielectrique. Dielectric.
Dierese. Dieresis ; Diaeresis.
Dier^tique. Dieretic ; Diasretic.
Diete. Diet.
Dietetique. Dietetic.
Dietetiste. Dietetist.
Differenciation. Differentiation.
Diflferentiel, -elle. Differential.
Diffluence. Diffluence.
Diffluent, -ente. Diffluent.
Difformite. Deformity.
Diflfractif, -ive. Diffractive.
Diffraction. Diffraction.
Diffus, -use. Diffuse.
Diffuser. To diffuse.
Diffusibilite. Diffusibilifcy.
Diffusible. Diffusible.
Diffusiometre. Instrument for mea- suring diffusion.
Diffusion. Diffusion.
Digastrique. Digastric.
Digenie. Generation affected by the co-operation of both sexes.
Digenese. Digenesis.
Dig^nisme. Digenism.
Digeste. Digest, s.
Digesteur. Digester (Chemistry).
Digestibilite. Digestibility.
Digestible. Digestible.
Digestif, -ive, adj. Digestive, ailj.
Digestif, *'. (1) Digestive, s. ; (2) A name applied to some ointments.
Digestion. Digestion.
Digital, -ale. Digital.
Digfitale. Digitalis ; Foxglove.
Digitaleine. Digitalein.
Digitaline. Digitalin.
Digitalose. Digitalose.
Digitation. Digitation.
Digite, -6e. Digitate ; Digitated.
Digitule. Digitule.
Digjoie. Digyn ; Digynous.
Dilac^ration. Dilaceration.
Dilatabilite. Dilatability.
Dilatable. Dilatable.
Dilatant, -ante; Dilatateur, -trice. Causing dilatation ; Dilating, adj. ; Dilator, s. ; Dilatator, s.
Dilatation. Dilatation.
Dilatatoire. Dilatory, adj. ; Dilator, s.
Dilate, -ee. Dilated.
Dilatometre. Instrument for measuring the dilatation of liquids.
Dilution. Dilution.
Dimere. Dimerous.
Diminution. Diminution.
Dimorphe. Dimorphous.
Dimorphisme. Dimorphism.
Dinde ; Dindon. Turkey (bird).
Dinitrique. Containing two equivalents of nitric acid. [tion.
Dioecie. The doecious or dioecious condi-
Diol^ine. Containing two equivalents
Dioncose. Plethora. [of oleic acid.
Diophthalme. (1) Diophthalmus ; (2) Bandage over both eyes ; (3) A bino- cular glass.
Dioptre. Speculum ; Diopter.
Diopsimetre. Diopsimeter.
Dioptric. Dioptry.
Dioptrique, adj. Dioptric, adj.
Dioptrique, s.f.Hing. Dioptrics, s.pl.
Dioptrorganoscope. Instrument for the dioptric examination of the stomach, etc.
Dioptrorganoscopie. The dioptric ex- amination of organs and of their
Diorthose. Diorthosis. [tissues.
Dipetale, -ee. Dipetalous.
Diphtherie ; Diphth^rite ; Diphterie ; Diphterite. Diphtheria.
Diphtheritique ; Dipht^ritique. Diph- theritic ; Diphtheric. [theroid.
Diphth^rolde ; Diphteroide. Diph-
Diplacousie. Diplacusis. [cephalus, «.
Diplocephale. Dicephalous, adj. ; Di-
Diplocephalie. Dicephalism.
Diploe. Diploe.
Diplogenese. Diplogenesis.
Diplolque. Diploic.
Diplome. Diploma. [the pupil.
Diplometre. Instrument for measuring
Diplopie. Diplopia.
Diplosomie. Monstrosity characterized by having two bodies.
Dipneumone. Having two lungs ; Breathing in two different ways.
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Dipnoique. Breathing in two different
Dipode. Biped. [ways.
Dipsetique. Dipsetic.
Dipsobiostatique. Statistics of diseases engendered by the abuse of alcohol.
Dipsomane. Dipsomaniac, s. ; Pertain- ing to dipsomania, adj.
Dipsomanie. Dipsomania.
Diptere. Dipterous.
Direct, -te. Direct.
Diruptif, -ive. Causing rupture and separation (dental caries).
Discal, -ale. Pertaining to the disc.
Discission. Discission. [Discoid.
Discoidal, -ale ; Discoide. Discoidal ;
Discolore. Of two colours.
Discontinu, -ue. Discontinuous.
Discontinuite. Discontinuity.
Discret, -ete. Discrete.
Discrimeu. A bandage used in bleeding from the frontal vein.
Discussif, -ive. Discutient.
Disdiaclaste, ou -klaste. Disdiaclast.
Disgregation. Disaggregation ; Separa- tion, [junction.
Disjoncteur. Instrument to effect dis-
Disjoint, -nte. Separated ; Disjoined.
Disjonctif, -ive. Separated ; Disjunc- tive.
Disjonction. Disjunction ; Separation.
Dislocation. Dislocation with displace-
Disome. Having two bodies. [ment.
Dispensaire. Dispensary.
Dispensation. Dispensing, s.
Dispersif, -ive. Pertaining to dispersion; Causing dispersion.
Dispersion. Dispersion.
Disposition. Disposition (in the sense
Disque. Disc. [of arrangement).
Dissecable. That can be dissected.
Dissection. Dissection.
Dissemblable. Dissimilar.
Dissemination. Dissemination.
Dissepiment. Dissepiment ; Septum ; A diaphragm ; Partition.
Dissequant, -ante. Dissecting.
Disseque, -ee. Dissected.
Dissimilaire. Dissimilar.
Dissimule, -ee. Hidden ; Concealed.
Dissociation. Dissociation.
Dissolutif, -ive. Resolvent ; Resolving.
Dissolution. Dissolution.
Dissolvant, -ante. Dissolvent.
Dissonance. Dissonance.
Dissymetrique. Unsymmetrical.
Distal, -ale. Distal.
Distension. Distention ; Distension.
Distichiase, ou -sis. Distichiasis,
Distillation. Distillation.
Distillatoire. Distillatory.
Distille, -ee. Distilled.
Distique. Distichous.
Distome. Distoma. [toma.
Distomien, -ienne. Pertaining to dis-
Distorsion. Distorsion ; Distortion.
Distractile. That keeps apart.
Distraction. Segregation ; Separation.
Dita. Dita.
Ditaine ; Ditamine. Ditain ; Ditamin.
Dithionique. Containing two equiva- lents of sulphur ; Dithionic.
Ditrope. Reflected ; Twice turned
Diurese. Diuresis. [(ovum).
Diiiretique. Diuretic.
Diume. Diurnal.
Divarique, -ee. Divaricate,
Divellent, -ente. Causing reciprocal removal of compounds or bases.
Divergence. Divergence.
Divergent, -ente. Divergent.
Diversicolore. Presenting diverse colours.
Diverticulaire. Diverticular.
Diverticule, ou -lum. Diverticulum.
Divise, -ee. Divided.
Diviseur. Instrument to divide.
Divisibilite. Divisibility.
Divisible. Divisible.
Divisif, -ive. That holds parts asunder.
Division. Division.
Divulseur. Divulsor.
Divulsion. Divulsion.
Dixieme paire de nerfs craniens. The pneumogastric nerves.
Docimasie. Docimasia.
Docimastique. Docimastic.
Docteur. Doctor.
Doctrine. Doctrine.
Dodecapharmacum. Ointment (called also Onguent des douze apotres) composed of twelve substances.
Dogme. Dogma.
Dogmatique. Dogmatic.
Dogmatisme. Dogmatism.
Dogmatiste. Dogmatist.
Doigt. Finger ; Digit.
Doigt de pieds. Toe.
Doigt annulaire. The ring 6nger.
Doigt auriculaire. The little finger.
Doigtier. Finger-stall.
Dolabriforme. Dolabriform.
Dolichocephale. Dolichocephalous, or -lie, adj. ; Dolichocephalus, s.
Dolichocephalie. Dolichocephalia.
Dolichopode. Having long feet.
Doloire. Adze.
Doloire. Bandage en-. Spica bandage.
Domestication. Domestication.
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Domesticite. Domesticity.
Domestique. Domestic ; Homely.
Dompte-venin. Asclepias.
Donation. Donation.
Dorenr. Gilder.
Dormitif, -ive. Hypnotic.
Dorsal, -ale. Dorsal.
Dorsifere. Pertaining to the part of the
trunk which supports the back. Dorso-lombaire. Dorso-lumbar ; Dorsi-
lumbar. Dorso-sus-acromien, -ienne. Pertain- ing to the back and to the top of the acromion. Dorso-sus-acromien. Muscle-. The Tra- pezius muscle. [vical. Dorso-trach^lien, -ienne. Dorso-cer- Dorure. Gilding. Dos. The back. Dos voute. Kyphosis. Dosage. Dosage. Dose. Dose.
Dosimetrie. Dosimetry. [logy.
Dosology. Dosology ; Dosiology ; Poso- Dothiene. The kind of inflammation that degenerates into an abscess (Castelli). Dothienenterie ; Dothi^nent^rite. Do- thienenteritis ; Dothinenteritis ; En- Double. Double. [teric fever. Double, -6e. Said of intermittent fever when there are two attacks every second day, the intervening day being free from attacks. Double-manoeuvre. A stage in the Prench method of podalic version, traction being made on the feet whilst the shoulder or head is pushed up- wards. Double quarte, s. Double quartan fever ; Intermittent fever with an attack for two days running, then a day without fever, then attacks for two days, etc. Double-quotidien, -ienne. Said of in- termittent fever when there are two attacks every day. Doublet. Doublet (optical instrument). Double-tierce, s. Double tertian fever. Double-vue. Diplopia ; Double-vision. Douce-amere. Dulcamara; Bitter-sweet. Douche. Douche ; Shower-bath. Douche capillaire. Aquapuncture. Douleur. Pain. Douve. Distoma.
Douv6, -^e. Containing distomata. Doux, Douce. Sweet ; Not acid ; Fresh (of water). [glossal nerves.
Douzieme paire de nerfs. The hypo-
Dracique. Anisic.
Dracol. Dracol ; Anisol.
Draconcule. Dracunculus.
Draconique ; Draconysique. Anisic.
Dracontiase. Dracontiasis.
Dragee. Comfit ; Sugared confection.
Drain. Drainage-tube.
Drainage. Drainage. [at operations.
Drap-fanon. Canvas or sheeting used
Drapeau. (1) Pterygium ; (2) Bandage
to keep a dressing on the nose. Drapeau, Bruit de-. See Bruit. Drastique. Drastic. Dreche. Malt.
Drogue. Drug. [they are kept.
Droguerie. Drugs, and the places where Droguier. A collection of specimens of
simple drugs. Droguiste. Druggist. Droit, -ite. Straight ; Right ; Erect. Droit abdominal. The Rectus abdo- minis muscle. Droit ant^rieur de la cuisse. The
Rectus femoris. Droit anterieur grand de la tete. The
Rectus capitis anticus major. Droit anterieur petit de la tete. The
Rectus capitis anticus minor. Droit exteme de I'oeil. Rectus oculi
(external). [(inferior).
Droit inferieur de I'oeil. Rectus oculi Droit interne de la cuisse. The Gracilis. Droit interne de I'oeil. Rectus oculi
(internus). [lateralis.
Droit lateral de la tete. Rectus capitis Droit post^rieur grand de la tete.
Rectus capitis posticus major. Droit posterieur petit de la tete.
Rectus capitis posticus minor. Droit sup^rieur de I'oeil. Rectus oculi
superior. Droit (s) des m^decins. The right of
medical men ; Medical ethics ; Me- dical deontology. Droitier. A right-handed man. Dromadaire. Dromedary. Dropacisme. Epilation by means of a
pitch plaster. Dropax. The pitch plaster for epilation. Drosometre. Instrument for measuring
the dew ; Drosometer. Drupe. Drupe. Drup^ole. Drupelet. Dsudam. Elephantiasis. Dualisme. Dualism. Dualiste. Dualist. Dualistique. Dualistic. Duality. Duality. Ductile. Ductile.
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Ductilite. Ductility.
Dulcamarine. Dulcamarin.
Dulcifier. To dulcify.
Dulcine. Dulcin.
Dulcite. Dulcite.
Duodenal, -ale. Duodenal.
Duodenite. Duodenitis.
Duodenum. Duodenum.
Duplicite. Duplicity.
Dur, -re. Hard ; Tough.
Dural, -ale. Dural.
Diiramen. Duramen ; Heart-wood.
Durcissaut, -ante. That hardens ; Hardening, adj. ; An agent that produces hardening, s. [tion.
Durcissement. Hardening, s. ; Indura-
Dur^e. Duration.
Dure-mere. Dura-mater. [losity.
Durete. Hardness ; Induration ; Cal-
Durete d'oreille. Hardness of hearing.
Durillon. A species of corn (induration
Duvet. Down, s. [of skin).
Duvete, -ee. Covered with down.
Dynamide. A collective name for heat, light, electricity and magnetism.
Dynamic. Dynamia.
Dynamique. Dynamic.
Dynamique, s.f.sing. Dynamics, s.pl.
Dynamisme. Dynamism.
Dynamite. Dynamite.
Dynamographe. Dynamograph.
Dynamologie. Treatise on dynamics.
Dynamometre. Dynamometer.
Dynamophore. Giving force.
Dynamoscope. Dynamoseope.
Dynamoscopie. Dynamoscopy.
Dyne. Dyne.
Dysamilin. Starch. [ponotocy.
Dysaponocie ; Dysaponotocie. Dysa-
Dysarthrie. Dysarthria. [arthritis.
Dysarthrite. Abnormal arthritis ; Dys-
Dysarthrose. Dysarthrosis.
Dyscatabrose. Dysphagia.
Dyschezie. Difficult defecation.
Dyschromateux, -euse. Dyschroma- tous ; Characterised by a change of colour. [dyschromatopsia.
Dyschromatope. Person affected with
Dyschromatopsie. Dyschromatopsia.
Dyschromatose. The dyschromatous
Dyscinesie. Dyscinesia. [state.
Dysccelie. Constipation ; Intestinal em-
Dyscrasie. Dyscrasia. [barrassment.
Dyscrasique. Dyscrasic ; Dyscratic.
Dysecee. Dysecoea ; Dysecoia ; Hard- ness of hearing.
Dysenteric. Dysentery,
Dysenterique. Dysenteric.
Dysesthesie. Dysesthesia.
Dysgen^sie. Dysgenesis.
Dysgraphie. Dysgraphia. [sense.
Dyshaphie. Impairment of the tactile
Dysharmonie. Impairment of functional cohesion.
Dysh^mie. Deterioration of the blood.
Dyshemorrhee, Suppression of hemor- rhoidal bleeding.
Dyshidrose. Dyshidrosis ; Dysidrosis.
Dyskyesie. Irregular or abnormal preg-
Dyslalie. Dyslalia. [nancy,
Dyslochie. Dj'slochia. [rhea, or -oea.
Dysmenie ; Dysmenorrhee. Dysmenor-
Dysmnesie. Dysmneaia,.
Dysmyoponie, ou -otonie, Dysmyotony.
Dysodie. Dysodia.
Dysodynie. Dysodynia.
Dysomphalotocie. Dysaponotocy.
Dysopie. Dysopie.
Dysorexie. Dysorexia.
Dysosmie. Dysosmia.
Dyspepsie. Dyspepsia,
Dyspepsique, ou -tique. Dyspeptic.
Dyspeptone. Dyspeptone. [matism.
Dyspermasie; Dyspermatisme. Dysper-
Dyspermie. Dyspermia ; Dysspermia.
Dysphagie. Dysphagia.
Dysphasie. Dysphasia.
Dysphonie. Dysphonia.
Dysphorie. Dysphoria.
Dyspnee. Dyspnea, or -oea. [tocia.
Dysponotocie. Difficult labour ; Dys-
Dysrrhexitocie. Dystocia from uterine rupture.
Dyssym^trie. Want of symmetry.
Dyssymetrique. Showing a want of symmetry.
Dysthanatasie. Dysthanasia.
Dysthermasie. Insufficiency of caloric to maintain the normal temperature.
Dysthymie. Dysthymia.
Dystocie. Dystocia.
Dystrophie. Dystrophia; Dystrophy.
Dysurie. Dysuria ; Dysury.
Eau. Water.
Eaux, pi. Liquor amnii.
Eaux. Fausses-. Show (Obstetrics).
Eaux. Poche des-. Bag of waters (Ob- stetrics).
Ebarbement. Removal with a bistoury or scissors of morbid vegetations, without wounding the skin.
Ebene. Ebony. [the sight.
Eblouissement. Dazzling, or Dimness of
Ebranlement. A shock ; Shaking ; Commotion ; Traumatic shock.
Ebranlement des dents. Looseness of the teeth.
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^bri^t^. Ebriety ; Ebrietas ; Ebriosity ; Alcoholism.
^brieux, -euse. Pertaining to Ebriety ; Alcoholic.
^brouement. Snorting ; Sneezing.
Ebullition. Ebullition ; Boiling,
Eburine. See Eburnine.
Eburnation. Eburnation.
]6bum^, -6e. White as ivory; Eburneous.
Ebumification. Eburnation. [ivory.
Eburnine. Hardened bone - dust and
l^caille. Scale ; Shell.
Ecailleux, -euse. Scaly ; Squamous.
Ecartement. Diastasis ; Separation.
Ecarteur. Retractor.
Ecarteur. Levier-. The lever of a val- vular speculum, which by means of a screw opens the instrument.
Ecballium. Ecballium.
Ecboline. Ecbolin.
Ecbolique. Ecbolic.
Eccathartique, Cathartic.
Eccellulaire. Applied to the anatomical elements outside and around the cells.
Ecchondrome ; Ecchondrose. Ecchon- droma ; Ecchondrosis,
Ecchymome. Ecchymoma.
Ecchymose. Ecchymosis.
Ecchymotique. Ecchymotic,
Eccop^. Division of a tissue by an in- cision which acts obliquely to the surface without any loss of material.
Eccoprotique. Eccoprotic.
Eccrisis. Morbid excretion.
Ecdemique. Ecdemic. [derma.
Ecdennique. Which is outside the
Ecdermoptosis. Hypertrophy of the subcutaneous sebaceous glands.
Ecgonine. Ecgonine.
Echancrure. Notch.
Echancrure coracoidienne. The supra- scapular notch.
ichancrure nasale. The nasal notch (frontal bone).
Ecbancrure sciatique. Grande-. The great sacro-sciatic notch.
]6chancrure sciatique. Petite-. The lesser sacro-sciatic notch.
Echancrure sigmolde. Grande-. The greater sigmoid cavity of the ulna.
Echarde. Splinter (of wood or of metal), introduced accidentally under the
ificharpe. Sling (for the arm). [skin.
]6chauboulure. Piinple ; Sudamina.
Echauffant, -ante. Heating, adj.
Echauflfement ; Echauffure. Heating, 8. ; Overheating ; Also a popular term for slight blennorrhagia or for constipation.
Echelle. Name applied to the decus- sation in the median line of the white fibres of origin of the auditory nerves.
Echidnine. Echidnin.
Echidnique. Pertaining to vipers or to the action of their venom.
]6chine. Chine ; Backbone.
^chinocoque. Echinococcus.
Echinoderme. Having a prickly skin.
Echinophthalmie. Conjunctivitis with bristling of the eyelashes.
^chinorrhjmque. Echinorhyncus.
Echo. Echo, [sound (lung or pleura).
l^cho m6tallique. Metallic tinkling or
Echokinesie. Echokinesia, or -sis.
Echolalie. Echolalia.
Echomatisme. Echokinesis and Echo- lalia produced during hypnotism.
Echometre. Echometer.
Eclair. Lightning.
Eclairage. Lighting ; Illumination.
Eclampsie. Eclampsia.
Eclamptique. Eclamptic ; Eclampsie.
Eclat. (1) Brightness; Refulgence; Glitter ; (2) Splinter (of wood, etc.); Shiver (of glass).
Eclectique. Eclectic.
Eclectisme. Eclecticism.
Eclegme. Eclegm ; Eclegma ; Ecleigma.
Eclisse. Surgical splint.
Ecole. School.
Economie. Economy.
Ecorce. Bark ; Rind. [ping-
Ecorcement. Barking (of trees) ; Strip-
Ecorchure. Excoriation.
Ecoulement. Running ; Flowing ; Flux ; Blennorrhagia ; Leucorrhoea, etc.
Ecouvillon. Small sponge or brush used to clear the trachea or the tracheo- tomy tube ; used also sometimes for the inside of the uterus.
Ecouvillonnement. The employment of the Ecouvillon (q.iJ).
Ecphractique. Ecphractic.
Ecpiesme. Fracture of the cranium with compression.
Ecrasement. Crushing.
Ecraseur. ifecraseur.
Ecriture. Writing.
^crouelle. Scrofula.
Ecrouellet. Talpa ; Mole ; Wen.
Ecrouissement. Hardening of metals.
Ecsarcome. Fleshy excrescence.
Ecstrophie ; Exstrophie. Exstrophy ;
Ectasie. Ectasia ; Ectasia. [Ecstrophy.
Ectatique. Ectatic.
Ecthjmia ; Ecthjonose. Ecthyma.
Ecthymatode ; Ecthymogene. Resem- bling ecthyma ; Causing ecthyma.
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Ecthymose. Ecthyma ; Urticaria.
Ectillotique. Ectillotic ; Depilatory.
Ectoderme. Ectoderm. [derm.
Ectodermique. Pertaining to the ecto-
Ectopage. Ectopagous, adj. ; Ecto-
Ectopagie. Ectopagia. [pagus, s.
Ectoparasite. Ectoparasite.
Ectophjrte. Ectophyte.
Ectopie. Ectopia ; Eetopy ; An abnor- mality of position.
Ectopique. Ectopic.
Ectoplasma. Ectoplasm. [vesicae.
Ectopocystique. Pertaining to ectopia
Ectospore. Ectospore ; Exospore.
Ectospore, -^e. Ectosporous ; Exo- sporous. [skeleton.
Ectosquelette. Ectoskeleton ; Exo-
Ectozoaire. Eotozoon. [tylia.
Ectrodactyle. Affected with extrodac-
Ectrodactylie. Ectrodactylia, or -lism.
Ectrodactylique. Ectrodactylic.
Ectrogenie. Ectrogeny.
Ectrogenique. Ectrogenie.
Ectromele. Ectromelus. [ectromelus.
Ectromelie. The condition of being an
Ectromelien, -ienne. Pertaining to the condition of being an ectromelus.
Ectropion. Ectropion.
Ectropodie. A forked condition of the foot due to abnormal absence of several of the toes. [tifacient.
Ectrotique. Ectrotic ; Abortive ; Abor-
Ectylotique. Ectylotic.
Ecuelle. Porringer.
Ecume. Froth ; Foam ; Spume.
Ecumeux, -euse. Frothy ; Spumose ; Spumescent ; Spumous ; Spumy.
Ecureuil. Squirrel.
Ecusson. A piece of leather covered with an adhesive medicinal substance for application to the skin.
Eczema. Eczema. [toid.
Eczemogene. Eczemogenous ; Eczema-
Edente, -ee. Edentate.
Edredon. Eider-down.
Education. Education.
Educte. Blastema ; Exudate.
Eductum. Educt.
Edulcoration. Edulcoration.
Edule. Edible.
Efferent, -ente. Efferent.
Effervescence. Effervescence.
Effervescent, -ente. Effervescent.
Effleurir. To effloresce.
Efflorescence. Efflorescence.
Efflorescent, -ente. Efflorescent.
Efllluescence. The formation and nutri- tion of the embryo to the extent derived from fecundation.
Eflluve. Effluvium, miy., Effluvia, pL
Effluxion. Effluxion ; Efflux.
Effort. Effort ; Strain ; Lumbago ;
Effusion. Effusion. [Hernia.
Egagropile. Wool-ball (Vet.).
Egal, -ale. Equal.
Egestif, -ive. Egesting ; Pertaining to
Egilops. Egilops. [Egestion.
Eglander. To extirpate a gland (especi- ally in veterinary surgery).
Egoiisme. Egotism ; Egoism.
Egophone. Pertaining to egophony ; Affected with egophony.
Egophonie. Egophony.
Egophonique. See Egophone.
Egrotant, -ante Sickly ; Unhealthy.
Eg3rptiac. Term applied to an ointment of verdigris.
Ejaculateur, -trice. Ejaculatory.
Ejaculation. Ejaculation.
Ejaculatoire. Ejaculatory.
Elaboration. Elaboration.
Elseodique. Ricinoleic.
Elaidine. Elaidin.
Elaidique. Pertaining to elaidin.
Elalle. Ethylene.
Elaine. Elain. [pain.
Elancement. ^Lancinating or shooting
Elasticine ; Elastine. Elastin.
Elasticite. Elasticity.
Elastico-musculaire. Musculo-elastic.
Elastine ; Elasticine. Elastin.
Elastique, adj. Elastic.
Elastique, s. Name given to the two forms of elastic tissue : Elastique
^ fibreuse ; Elastique lamelleuse.
Elastometre. Instrument for estimating the degree of elasticity of the tissues,
Elatere. Elater. [etc.
Elat^rine. Elaterin, or -num.
Elaterite. Mineral caoutchouc.
Elaterium. Elaterium.
Elaterometre. Instrument for estimat- ing the degree of elasticityof gases, etc.
Elatine. Aqueous emulsion of tar.
Elayle. Ethylene.
Elecampe. Inulin.
Electif, -ive. Elective.
Election. Election ; Selection.
Electivite. Elective quality.
Electricite. Electricity.
Electrique. Electric.
Electrisable. Electrifiable.
Electrisant. Electrifying.
Electrisation. Electrization, or -sation.
Electris^, -ee. Electrified.
Electrition. The general sensibility that leads to the perception of the electric state.
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Electro-aimant. Electro-magnet.
Electro-biologie. Electro-biology.
Electro-capillaire. Electro-capillary.
Electro -chimie. Electro-chemistry.
Electro-chimique. Electro-chemical.
Electrode. Electrode.
Electro -dynamique, s.sing. Electro- dynamics, s.pl.
Electro - dynamisme. The totality of facts concerning electro-dynamics.
Electro-gal vanique. Electro-galvanic.
Electro - galvanometre. Electro - gal- vanometer.
Electrogene. Producing electricity.
Electrogenese ; Electrogenie. Elec- trogenesis.
Electrolepsie.Electricchorea(Tordens).
Electrologie. Treatise on the pheno- mena and laws of electricity.
Electrolysation. The process of elec-
Electrolyse. Electrolysis. [trolysis.
Electrolyser. To practise electrolysis.
Electrol3rte. The compound that under- goes electro-chemical decomposition.
Electrolytique. Electrolytic.
Electro-magnetique. Electro-magnetic.
Electro -magnetisme. Electro - mag-
Electrometre. Electrometer, [netism.
Electrometrie. Electrometry.
Electrometrique. Electrometrie.
Electro-moteur, -trice. Electro-motor.
^lectro-negatif, -ive. Electro-negative.
Electrophore. Electrophorous.
Electro - physiologie. Electro - physio-
, logy. [logical.
Electro-physiologique. Electro-physio-
Electro-polaire. Electro-polar.
Electro-positif, -ive. Electro-positive.
Electro-puncture. Electro-puncture, or -puncturation.
Electroscope. Electroscope.
Electro-thlrapeutique, sing. Electro- therapeutics, pi.
Electro-therapie. Electro-therapy.
Electrothennie. The production of heat by electricity ; Electrothermia.
Electrothermique. Electrothermic.
l^lectrotonique. Electrotonic.
Electrotonus. Electrotonus.
Electro-vitalisme. Electro- vitalism.
Electuaire. Electuary.
El^enc^phole. A substance extracted from brain material.
Element. Element.
l^lementaire. Elementary.
El^mentologie. The biographical study of every kind of anatomical unit
l^l^mi. Elemi. [(Robin).
El^mine. Resin extracted from elemi.
l^l^ocerat ; Eleoc^rat^ ; ]^l^oc^rol^.
Cerate.
Eleolat. A preparation composed of oil and various drugs.
Eleolate. A preparation composed principally of essences.
Eleol^. Same as Eleolat.
Eleolique. Said of a preparation having oil as an excipient.
Eleoptene. Eleoptene.
Eleo-saccharum. Eleosaccharum ; Oleo- saccharum.
Elephantiaque, ou -tiasique. Pertain- ing to, or affected with, elephantiasis.
Elephantiasis. Elephantiasis.
Elephantlque. Same as Elephantiaque.
Elettari. The small Cardamom.
Elevateur. Elevator ; Levator.
Elevateur de Tangle des levres. Le- vator anguli oris.
Elevateur commun de la levre sup^- rieure et de I'aile du nez. Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi.
Elevateur de I'ceil. Rectus superior oculi
Elevateur de la paupiere sup^rieure. Levator palpebrae.
Elevateur propre de la levre supe rieure. Levator labii superioris.
Elevation. Elevation. [ment)
El^vatoire. Elevator (surgical instru
Elevure. Pimple ; Blotch.
Eliminateur, -trice. That causes elimi nation ; Expulsive.
Elimination. Elimination ; Expulsion
Elixation. Decoction with two products, one solid, the other liquid.
Elixir. Elixir.
Ellagique. EUagic.
EUebore. Helleborus ; Hellebore.
Ellebore, -ee. Related to hellebore.
Elleboreine. Helleborein.
Elleborine. Helleborin.
EUeborisme. Helleborism.
Elocution. Elocution. [moved.
Eloigne, -^e. Remote ; Distant ; Re-
Elongateur, -trice. Elongating, adj.; Instrument to produce elongation, s.
]^longation. Elongation.
Elutriation. Elutriation.
Elytre. Elytrum ; Elytron.
Eljrtrite ; Elsrtrolte. Vaginitis.
Elytro-blennorrhee. Vaginitis.
Elytrocele. Elytrocele ; Colpocele.
ifilytroclisie. Abnormal, accidental, or surgical obliteration of the vagina.
l^lytrolde. Like a sheath or an en- velope, [vaginalis (testicle).
Elj^roXde. Membrane-. The tunica
Elytrolte. Vaginitis.
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Elytroplastie. Elytroplasty. Elytro-pterygoide. Applied to an ap- paratus for introduction into the vagina in cases of metrorrhagia, etc. Elytroptose. Elytroptosis. Elytrorrhagie. Elytrorrhagia. Elytrorrhaphle. Elytrorrhaphy. Elytrotome. Elytrotome. Elytrotomie. Elytrotomy. Emaciation. Emaciation. Emacie, -ee. Emaciated. Email. Enamel. Emanation. Emanation. Emarginature. An emarginate notch. Emasculation. Emasculation. Embarras. Obstruction. Embarrure. Slipping of a splinter of bone between the healthy bone and the dura mater in fractures of the Embaumement. Embalming. [skull. Emboltement. Fitting ; Joining. Emboltement reciproque, ou Embol- ture. Enarthrodia ; Ball-and-socket joint. Embole. (1) Enarthrodia ; (2) The re- duction of a dislocation ; (3) Em- Embolie. Embolism. [bolus.
Embolique. Embolic. Embolise ; Embolisme. (1) The act of reducing a dislocation ; (2) Embolism. Embolus. Embolus. Embonpoint. Corpulence ; Plumpness. Embouchure. (1) Anastomosis ; (2)
Mouthpiece. Embout. Plug of a speculum. Embranchement. Division of a vessel
or nerve into several branches. Embrassant, -ante. Embracing. Embrocation. Embrocation. Embrun. Spray (of sea-water, etc.). Embryoctonie. Erabryoctony. Embryogene. That produces the embryo. Embryogenique. Pertaining to embryo- genesis ; Einbryogenic. Embryogenie. Embryogeny ; Em-
brvKgenesis. Embryographie. Embryography. Embryologie. Embryology, Embryomorphe. In the form of an Embryon. Embryo. [embryo.
Embryonnaire ; Embryonnal, -ale. Embryonic. [several embryos.
Embryonne, -ee. Fecundated ; Having Embryoplastic. Applied to the nucelli and cells of origin of the cellular tissue of the embryo, they being taken as a separate form of anato- mical element (Robin). Embryosac. The vegetable nucellus.
Embryotege. Embryotega. Embryothlasie. The breaking up of the
foetus in cases of dystocia. Embryothlaste. Instrument for the
breaking up of the foetus. Embryotocie. Embryotocia. Embryotome. Embryotome. Embryotomie. Embryotomy. Embryotrophe. Embryotrophe. Embryulce. Embry ulcus. Embryulcie. Embryulcia. Embryule. A small embryo. Emergence. Emergence. Emergent, -ente. Emergent ; Pertain- ing to emergence. Emeri ; Emeril. Emery. Emersion. Emersion ; Emergence. Emeticite. The property of a drug to Emetine. Emetin. [produce vomiting. Emetique, adj. et s. Emetic, adj. and s. Emetiser. To administer an emetic. Emeto-cathartique. Emeto-cathartic. Emetologie. Emetology. Emigration. Emigration. Eminence. Eminence. Emissaire. Emissary. Emissif, -ive. That is the seat or the
cause of emission. Emission. Emission. Emmenagogue. Emmenagogue. Emm^nologie. Emmenology. Emmetrope. Emmetropic, adj.
metrope, s. Emmetropic. Emmetropia. Emmielure. An ointment that
honey as an excipient. Emodine. Emodin. Emollient, -iente. Emollient. Emonctoire. Emunctory. Emendation. (1) Pruning ; (2) The process of abstracting adulterations Emotion. Emotion. [from drugs.
Emotivite. The degree of individual emotion. [sharp instruments.
Emouleur; Aiguiseur. A grinder of Empasme. A perfumed powder to sprinkle on the body to absorb the sweat or to disguise a disagreeable odour (Empasm). Empa,tement. Puffiness. Emphractique. Emphractic. Emphraxie, ou -xis. Emphraxis ; Ob- struction, [tous. Emphysemateux, -euse. Emphysema- Emphyseme. Emphysema. Emphytie. Epizooty. Emphytique. Innate ; Congenital. Empirique. Empiric, adj. and s. Empirisme. Empiricism.
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Emplastique. Having the consistence of plaster.
Empl§,tre. Plaster ; Emplastrum.
Emplumee. Suture-. Quilled suture.
Empois. Starch.
Eiapoisonnement. Poisoning.
Empreinte. Ridge ; Margin ; Rough sur- face, etc., on bones for the attach- ment of muscles, etc. [carceration.
Emprisonnement. Emprisonment ; In-
Emprosthotonos. Emprosthotonos.
Empyeme. Empyema.
Empyese ; Empy^sis. Empyesis.
Empyocele. Empyocele.
Empyomphale. Empyomphalus.
Empyose. The formation of an empyema.
Empyreumatique. Empyreumatic.
Emp3rreuine. Empyreuma.
Emulgent, -ente. Emulgent.
Emulsif, -ive. Emulsive.
Emulsine. Emulsin.
Emulsion. Emulsion.
Emulsionnant, -ante. Emulsifying.
]^mulsionnement. The action of emul-
l^mydine. Emydin. [sifying.
Enantheme. Enanthema.
IBnantiopathie. The opposite thera- peutical method to the homoeopathic.
Enantiopathique. Applied to that which acts on the economy in a contrary way to the disease.
Enantiose. Treatment by drugs which act on the economy, etc. (see pre- ceding word) ; Contraria contrariis curantur.
Enarthrodial, -ale. Enarthrodial.
Enarthrose. Enarthrosis.
Encanthis. Encanthis.
Encaume. Deep and corroding ulcer of the cornea.
Encaustique. Mixture of wax and an alkali to harden preparations, etc.
Encavure. The slight excavation left by a bothrion of the cornea.
Encens. Incense.
Encephale. Encephalon.
Enc^phalique. Encephalic.
Enc^phalite. Encephalitis.
Enc^phalocele. Encephalocele.
Enc^phalolde. Encephaloid.
Encephalolithe. Encephalolith.
Encephalolithiase. Encephalolithiasis.
Encephalologie. Encephalology.
Encephalomalacie. Encephalomalacia.
Enc6phalome. Encephaloma.
Enc^phalo - meningite. Meningo - en- cephalitis.
Enc^phalopathie. Encephalopathy.
Enc6phalorrhagie. Encephalorrhagia.
Enc^phaloscopie. Examination of the encephalon.
Enc^phalotome. Encephalotome.
Encephalotomie. Encephalotomy.
Enchatonne, -^e. Impacted ; Encysted.
Enchatonnement. Impaction ; Encyst- ment.
Enchevill^, -^e. Kept in position, as with a bolt or peg or process of bone.
Enchifr^nement. Snuffles ; Coryza.
Enchondrome. Enchondroma.
Enchyme. (1) A product derived from chyme ; (2) Infusion ; Injection.
Ench3miose. Enchymosis,
Enclavement. Enclavement ; Reten- tion due to a constriction ; Impaction as of the foetal head in the pelvic cavity.
Enclume. The Incus (tympanum).
Encoelite. Inflammation of the intes- tinal mucous membrane.
Encolpite. Encolpitis.
Encolure. Neck and shoulders of animals, especially of the horse.
Encombrement. (1) Overcrowding in houses, hospitals, etc. ; (2) Obstruc-
Encre. Ink. [tion.
Encroutement. Incrustation.
Endangium. Endangium ; Endageion.
Endartere. The internal coat of an artery ; The intima.
Endarterite. Endarteritis.
End^micite. Endemicity ; Endemism.
Endemie. Endemia ; An endemic malady.
End^mique. Endemic.
Endemisme. Endemism ; Endemicity.
Endepidenne. Endepidermis.
Enderien, -ienne. Subcutaneous.
Endennique. Endermic ; Endermatic.
Endenuie. The introduction of medi- cinal substances through the skin by absorption.
Endermisme. The practice of the pre- ceding (see Endermie). [misme.
Endermose. See Endermie and Ender-
Endhymenine. The internal membrane of pollen grains.
Endoblaste. Endoblast ; Cytoblast.
Endocarde. Endocardium. [cardial.
Endocardiaque. Endocardiac ; Endo-
Endocardique. Endocardial.
Endocardite. Endocarditis.
Endocarpe. Endocarp. [endocarp.
Endocarpien, -ienne. Pertaining to the
Endocervicite. Endocervicitis.
Endochorion. Endochorion.
Endochrome. Endochrome.
Endocrane. Endocranium.
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Endocranite. Inflammation of the en-
docranium ; Endocranitis. Endocjonien, -ienne. A monster of the
class endocyma. Endocyste. Endocyst. Endoderme. Endoderm, Endodermique. Endodermic, Endogastrite. Endogastritis. Endogene. Endogenous.
Endognathe. Endognathal, adj. ; En- dognathion, s.
Endogone ; Endogonium. Endogonium.
Endolymphe. Endolymph.
Endometrite. Endometritis.
Endonephrite. Endonephritis.
Endoparasite. Endoparasite.
Endopericardite. End oper icard itis.
Endopheride. Syconium.
Endoph3die. Endophyte.
Endoplevre. Endopleura.
Endopodite. Endopodite.
Endoptile. Endoptile.
Endorrhize. Endorhizal.
Endosarque. Endosarc.
Endoscope. Endoscope.
Endoscopie. Endoscopy.
Endosmo-exosmose. Osmose ; Osmosis.
Endosmo-exosmotique. Osmotic.
Endosmometre. Endosmometer.
Endosmometrie. Endosmometry,
Endosmose. Endosmosis.
Endosmotique. Endosmotic.
Endospenne. Endosperm.
Endospermique. Endospermic.
Endospore. Endospore.
Endospor^, -^e. Having an endospore,
Endosquelette. Endoskeleton.
Endosteite. Endosteitis.
Endostome. Endostome (Biology).
Endostyle. Endostyle.
Endothelium. Endothelium.
Endotheque. Endotheca.
Enduit. Coating ; Layer.
Endurcissement. Hardening.
Eneme.Aslightly astringent preparation for application to bleeding wounds.
En^oreme. A light and whitish mate- rial held in suspension in the urine of patients who have arrived at a
Energie. Energy. [critical stage.
Enervation. (1) Enervation ; Lassi- tude ; (2) Enervation ; Removal or section of a nerve, [tion of a nerve.
Enerver. To perform removal or sec-
Enfance. Childhood.
Enfant. Child.
Enfantement. Childbirth.
Enfer de Boyle. Boyle's chemical vessel for heating mercury.
Enflammer. S'-, To be the seat of
inflammation. Enflure. Swelling ; Turgidness. Enfoncement. Fracture of the flat
I bones with depression, [foncement. Enfongure. (1) Arthrodia; (2) See En- Enfouissement. The burying of the bodies of animals. [sheath.
Engainant, -ante. Enveloping like a Engaine, -ee. Enclosed in a sheath.
Engastrimysme, ou -m3rtisme. Ventril- Engelure. Chilblain. [oquism.
Engisome. See Embarrure.
Engorg^, -^e. Engorged ; Congested.
Engorgement. Engorgement ; Ob- struction ; Vascular congestion.
Engou6, -ee. Obstructed ; Choked up.
Engouement. Obstruction ; Choking up.
Engourdissement. Numbness ; Torpor.
Engrais. Manure.
Engraissement. (1) Fattening ; Cor- pulence ; (2) The manuring of soil.
Engrenage, ou mieux, Engrenure. Sutura dentata and limbosa.
Enkyste, -^e. Encysted.
Enkystement. Encystment.
Enkyster. S'-. To become encysted.
Enneagyne. Enneagynous.
Enneandre. Enneander.
Ennui. Tediousness ; Vexation.
Enode. Enodal.
Enostose. Enostosis.
Enregistreur. Appareil-. An apparatus that registers a physical or organic phenomenon.
Enrouement. Hoarseness.
Enroul6, -^e. Rolled up on itself ; Twisted.
Enroulement. Twisting ; Rolling up.
Ensal, -ale. Ensate.
Ensellure. Exaggeration of the lumbar curve in pregnant women, in women with ovarian cysts, in persons affected with dropsy, etc.
Ensemble. The whole ; The totality.
Ensevelissement. Burial.
Ensiforme. Ensiform.
Entablure. The pivot part of scissors or of cutting forceps.
Entamure. The lesion of a bone that only separates a very superficial
Ente. Graft. [portion.
Entendement. Understanding ; Intel- lect.
Ent^radene. An intestinal gland.
Enteradenographie. Enteradeno- graphy.
Enteradenologie. Enteradenology.
Ent^ralgie. Enteralgia.
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Ent^rangiemphrazie. Intestinal ob- struction through strangulation.
Enterectasie. Enterectasis.
Enterectomie. Enterectomy.
Enterelesie. Volvulus.
Enterepiplocele. Enterepiplocele.
Enterepiplomphalocele. Enterepiplom- phalocele.
Ent^rien, -ienne ; Enterique. Enteric.
Enterischiocele. Enterischiocele.
Entente. Enteritis.
Enterocele. Enterocele.
Ent^roclysme. Operation for the relief of intestinal obstruction by means of liquid injections given underpressure (Cantani).
Ent^ro-colite. Entero-colitis.
Ent^ro-cystocele. Enterocystocele.
Enterodothienie. Dothienenteritis.
Enterodynie. Enterodynia.
Entero-epiplocele. Entero-epiplocele.
Enterographie. Enterography.
Ent^rohemie. Sanguineous intestinal congestion. [rhage.
Entero - h^morrhagie. Enterohemor-
Entero-hydrocele. Enterohydrocele.
Entero - hydromphale. Umbilical hernia with fluid in the sac.
Entero'ide. Resembling intestine.
Enterolithe. Enterolith.
Enterologie. Enterology.
Entero-merocele. Enteromerocele.
Entero - mesenterique. Entero-mesen- teric.
Entero - mesenterite. Tabes mesen- terica (see Carreau).
Enteromphale. Umbilical hernia.
Enteromyiase. Myiosis of the intes- tine ; The presence of larvae of flies in the intestine.
Enteropathie. Enteropathy.
Enteropathique. Enteropathie.
Entero-peristole. Enteroperistole.
Enterophlogie. Enterophlogia.
Entero - pneumatose. Morbid produc- tion of intestinal gases.
Enteroptose. Enteroptosis.
Enterop3rrie. Dothienenteritis.
Enterorrhagie. Enterorrhagia.
Enterorrhaphie. Entercrrhaphy.
Ent^rorrhee. Enterorrhea, or -oea.
Entero-sarcocele. Enterosarcocele.
Ent^roscheocele. Scrotal hernia.
Enterose. Enterosis.
Enterost^nose. Enterostenosis.
Ent^rotome. Enterotome.
Enterotomie. Enterotomy.
Enterozoaire. Enterozoon. [tennent.
Enterrement. Burying ; Burial ; In-
Enthelminthe. An entoparasitic hel- minth, [depression of bone.
Enthlasie. Fracture of the skull with
Entier, -iere. Whole ; Entire (of a horse) ; Not dentate (of a leaf).
Entity. Entity. [the head.
Entoc^phalique. Entocephalic ; Within
Entocyte. Entocyte.
Entoderme. Entoderm.
Entoglosse. The Hyoid bone.
Entohelminthe. See Enthelminthe.
Entomoleine. Chitin.
Entomolith. An articulated fossil.
Entomologie. Entomology.
Entomomycete. Entomomycetes ; En- tomophyte, s. ; Entomophytous, adj.
Entomophage. Insectivorous.
Entomophjrte. Entomophyte, s. ; Ento- mophytous, adj.
Entomozoaire. Entomozoaria, pi.
Entomozoologie. Entomology.
Entonnoir. Funnel ; Infundibulum of the pituitary body or of the cochlea ; Scyphus cochleae.
Entonnoir f ^morali - vasculaire. The crural canal.
Entonnoir membraneux. The opening in an artificial anus.
Entonnoir des reins. The calicea of the kidneys.
Entonnoir du trapeze. The part of the Trapezius which is sometimes blended with the Sterno-mastoid.
Entoparasite. Entoparasite.
Entophyte. Entophyte.
Entoplasma. Protoplasm ; Endoderm.
Entoptique. Entoptic.
Entorse. Sprain ; Strain ; Twist.
Entortille, -ee. Twined round ; Twisted.
Entortill6e. Suture-. Hair-lip or twisted
Entoscope. Endoscope. [suture.
Entothoracique. Endothoracic.
Entothorax. Endothorax.
Entozoaire. Entozoon. [tines.
Entrailles. Entrails ; Bowels ; Intes-
Entrainement. Training (athletic, sani- tary, of a horse, etc.).
Entraves. Shackles ; Fetters.
Entrecoup^, -6e. Broken ; Intermit- tent ; Said of a normal or patho- logical action, the regularity of which is occasionally interrupted.
Entre-croiaement. The reciprocal pas- sage of fibres in general, and more especially of the nerve tubes from one side of the median line to the other ; Their decussation. [neum. Entre-fesson. Intertrigo of the peri- Entropion. Entropion ; Entropium.
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Entypose. The glenoid cavity of the scapula (on account of its lack of
Enucleation. Enucleation. [depth).
Enucleer. To enucleate, [no nucleolus.
Enucleolaire ; Enucl^ole, -ee. Having
Enula campana. Elecampane.
Enuresie. Enuresis. [ment.
Envahissement. Invasion ; Encroach-
Enveloppe. Envelope ; Investing mem- brane.
Envenimation. Infection with venom.
Envenime, -^e. Infected ; Poisoned.
Envie. (1) Pica (especially in pregnant women) ; (2) Hangnail ; Agnail ; (3) A birth-mark.
Envoilure. The curve of scissors that are curved on the flat.
Enzootie. Enzooty.
Enzootique. Enzootic.
Enzyme. Enzyme.
Eolipyle. ^olipile ; A hollow sphere provided with a tube having a small opening ; the sphere is filled with alcohol, and by heating it the in- flamed vapour comes out forcibly, and is directed against any substance or body to raise its temperature.
Eosine. Eosin.
Epacmastique. Acmastic.
Epacme. Strength ; Force ; Super- abundant activity.
Epactal, -ale. Epactal.
Epais, -aisse. Thick.
Epaissi, -ie. Thickened. [trophy.
Epaississement. Thickening ; Hyper-
Epanchement. Effusion.
Epanchement aeriforme, ou gazeux.
^ Pneumothorax. [tysis.
Epanchement h^moptyique. Hemop-
Epanchement purulent. A collection of pus. [(2) Ecchymosis.
Epanchement sanguin. (1) Apoplexy ;
Epanchement urineux. Infiltration or extravasation of urine.
Epanchement de synovie. Hydar- throsis ; Hydrarthrosis.
Epanouissement. The branching of arteries ; The separation of the fu- niculi of the nerves.
Epars, -arse. Scattered ; Dispersed.
Eparvin. Spavin (Vet.).
Epaule. Shoulder.
Epeautre. Spelt, s.
Ependjrmaire. Ependymal.
Ependyme. Ependyma.
Ependymite. Ependymitis.
Eperlan. Smelt, s.
Eperon. (1) Spur ; (2) Folds in the internal coats of arteries.
Epervier. Four-tailed bandage to fix a dressing on the nose.
^ph^lide. Ephelis ; Freckle.
Eph^mere. Ephemeral.
Ephialte. Ephialtes ; Nightmare.
Ephidrose. Ephidrosis ; Perspiration.
Ephippion; ^phippium. Ephippium; Sella turcica. [extra epiphysis.
Epial. A point of ossification ; An
Epiale. Said of a continuous and malig- nant fever, in which the patient feels at the same time hot and cold.
Epian. Epian ; Framboesia ; The Yaws.
Epiblaste. Epiblast.
Epiblema. Epiblema.
Epibole. Ephialtes ; Nightmare.
Epibolie. Epiboly. [-thus.
Epicanthis, ou -thus. Epicanthis, or
]^picarde. Epicardium.
Epicarpe. (1) A remedy applied to the wrist ; (2) Epicarp.
Epicaume. Phlyctena on the cornea.
Epice. An acrid and aromatic cohdi- ment.
Epicephale ; Epicome. Epicoma.
Epicerastique. Emollient ; Refreshing.
Epichorion. Epichorion.
Epichorial, -ale. Applied to that which is on or against the chorion.
Epicline. Epiclinal. the colon.
Epicolique. ,0n the colon ; Covering
Epicome ; Epicephale. Epicoma.
Epicondyle. (1) Epicondyle ; (2) The external condyle of the humerus.
Epicondylien, -ienne. (1) Epieondylar; (2) Relating to the external condyle of the humerus. [muscle.
Epicondylo - cubital. The Anconeus
Epicondylo - radial. The Supinator brevis.
Epicondylo-sus-metacarpien. The Ex- tensor carpi radialis brevior.
Epicondylo - sus - phalangettien com- mun. The Extensor communis digi- torum (forearm).
Epicondylo-sus-phalangettien du petit doigt. The Extensor minimi digit! (forearm).
^picostal, -ale. On the ribs.
EpicrdJie. Epicranium.
EpicrdJiien, -ienne. Epicranial.
Epicrase. Treatment by alterative and emollient medicines.
l^picrise. Epicrisis.
Epicyte. Epicyte.
Epidemicite. Epidemicity. [Epidemy.
Epidemie. Epidemic, s. ; Epidemia ;
Epidemiologic. Epidemiology.
Epidemique. Epidemic, adj.
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l^pidenne. Epidermis ; Epiderm.
]^pidenn6, -ee. Epidermal ; Having epidermis.
Epidermidal, -ale. Epidermic.
^pidermifere. Covered with epidermis.
Epidennique. Epidermic. [-sation.
Epidermisation. Epidermization, or
Epidermoide. Epidermatoid,
Epidermophore ; Epidermigere. Covered with epidermis.
Epidermose. Epidermose.
Epidese. The application of a ligature,
Epididymaire. Epididymal ; Epididy-
Epididyme. Epididymis. [mic.
^pididymite. Epididymitis.
Epidrome. Epidrome.
Epiencephale. The posterior cerebral cell in the embryo.
Epigastralgie. Epigastralgia.
Epigastre. Epigastrium.
Epigastrique. Epigastric.
Epigastrocele. Hernia through the linea alba in the epigastric region.
l^pig^, -6e. Epigeal.
Epigeneme ; ^pigenese. Epigenesis.
Epigenesique ; Epigenetique. Pertain- ing to epigenesis.
Epigenie. Epigenesis ; Hypergenesis.
Epigiuomene. A symptom that comes on during an illness, but which has nothing to do with it, and which is dependent on some obvious foreign
Epiglotte. Epiglottis. [cause.
l^piglottique. Epiglottic. [titis.
]6piglottite. Epiglottiditis ; Epiglot-
^pignathe. Epignathous, adj.; Epig- nathus, s.
Epigonatis. The Patella ; The Knee.
Epigone. Epigonium.
Epigone. Superfoetation.
^pigyne ; Epigenique. Epigynous.
]6pi-hyal, -ale. Above the cornu of the hyoid.
Epilaryngien, -ienne. Epilaryngeal.
^pilateur, -trice. Epilatory, adj. ;
Epilation. Epilation. [Epilatorium, s.
i^pilatoire. Epilatory.
^pilepsie. Epilepsy.
^pileptique, adj. et s. Epileptic, adj. and v. [nous.
^pileptogene. Epileptogenous, or -gi-
Epileptoide. Epileptoid ; Epileptiform.
^pilogisme. An empirical reasoning.
Epimere. Epimeron.
£pim6rite. Epimerite.
Epinard. Spinach.
^pine. Spine ; Thorn.
^pine dorsale. The Spinal column.
^pine du pubis. The Spine of the pubes.
^pine sciatique. The Spine of the
]^pin6phel03. Epistasis. [ischium
Epineux, -euse. Spinous.
Epineux. Transversaire-. The Multi-
Epingle. Pin. [fidus spinse (muscle).
Epiniere. Moelle-. The spinal cord or
Epinyctide. Epinyctis. [marrow.
Epioecie. An epidemic limited to a house or to a circumscribed locality.
Epiomide. The highest part of the shoulder.
Epione. (1) The internal surface of the decidua (Dutrochet) ; (2) Any mucous membrane (Oslander).
Epiotique. Epiotic.
^piparoxysme. A paroxysm that re- appears before the expected time.
Epipastique. Epipastic. [body.
Epiphanie. The external state of the
Epipharjmx. Epijjharynx.
Epiphenom^nal, -ale. Epiphenomenal.
Epiphenomene. Epiphenomenon.
^piphlogose. Very acute phlogosis.
Epiphora. Epiphora.
Epiphysaire. Epiphyseal, or -sial.
Epiphyse. Epiphysis.
Epiphyte. Epiphyte.
Epiphytique. Relating to epiphytes.
Epiphjrtisme. The production of epi- phytes.
Epipl6rose. Epiplerosis ; Repletion.
Epiplocele. Epiplocele.
Epiplo-enterocele. Epiploenterocele.
Epiploiique. Epiploic.
Epiplo-ischiocele. Epiplo-ischiocele.
Epiplolte. Epiploitis.
Epiplo-m^rocele. Epiplomerocele.
Epiplomphale. Epiplomphalocele.
Epiploon. Epiploon ; Omentum.
l^piplosarcomphale. Epiplosarcompha- locele.
Epiplosch6ocele. Epiploscheocele.
Epipodium. Epipodium. [thora.
Epipolase. Fluctuation ; Tension ; Ple-
Epipolique.^ Secretory ; Excretory.
^pipolie ; Epipolisme. See Epipolase.
Epirrhee. Discharge ; Supersecretion.
Epirrhize. Epirrhizous.
Epischese. Suppression of an evacua- tion, especially of the menses.
Epischom^nie. Amenorrhea ; Dysmen-
Episcleral, -ale. Episcleral. [orrhea.
Episcleritis. Episcleritis.
Episclerotical, -ale. Episcleral.
Epis^masie. The first appearance of an affection, of a symptom, etc.
Episiocele. Episiocele.
Episioclisie. Episioclisia.
Episiorrhaphie. Episiorrhaphy.
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Episiostenose. Eijisiostenosis.
Epispadias. Epispadias.
£pispase. Epispasis.
^pispasme. Violent and frequent efforts
at inspiration during dyspnoea. ^pispastique. Epispastic. Episperme. Episperm. Epispore. Episi^ore. Epistaphylin. The Palato-staphylinus
muscle ; Azygos uvulae. Epistase. (1) Epistasis; (2) Epispasis ;
Suppression. Epistation. Destruction of the cohesion
of soft substances by crushing in a ^pistaxis. Epistaxis. [mortar.
Bpisternal, -ale. Relating to the Epi- Epistemite. Episternite. [sternum. Episternum. Epistemum. Episthotonos (inauvais mot). Empros- Epistome. Epistoraa. [thotonos.
Epistrophee. Epistropheus ; The Axis. Episynangine. Pharyngeal spasm. Episynthetique, Above the synthesis ;
Also used to designate a certain
medical sect. Epitase. The first appearance of a
disease, especially of a fever. Epithallln, -ine. Epithalline. l^pithelial, -ale ; Epitheliaque. Epi- l&pithelioide. Epithelioid. [thelial. Epithelioma. Epithelioma. ifipitheliomateux, -euse. Epithelio- Epithelique. Epithelial. [matous.
Epithelium. Epithelium. lEpitheme. Epithem ; Epithema. Epithymie. Epithymia. Epitrochleal, -ale. Epitrochlear. l^pitrochlee. Epitrochlea ; The internal
condyle of the humerus. l^pitrochleen, -eenne. Epitrochlear. Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) metacarpien.
The Flexor carpi radialis muscle. ifipitrochleo- (ou -lo) palmaire. The
Palmaris longus muscle. Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) phalangien com-
mun. The Flexor sublimis digitorum
muscle. [tor radii teres muscle.
Epitrochleo- (ou -lo) radial. The Prona- Epizoaire. Epizoon. Epizootie. Epizooty. Epizootique. Epizootic. Epomide. See Epiomide. Eponge. Sponge. [Parovarium.
^poophoron ; Epophore. Epoophoron ; Epreinte. (1) A uterine contraction
during the pains of labour ; (2) Tenes- ^ mus. Eprouvette. A graduated glass tube
used as a gauge for gases or liquids.
Epsomite. Epsom salts ; Sulphate of magnesium.
Epuisemeut. Exhaustion ; Weariness.
Epulide ; Epulie ; Epulis. Epulis.
Epulotique. Epulotic.
Epuration. Purification ; Purif3dng.
Epyrele. Empyreumatic oil.
Equateur. Equator.
Equation. Equation.
Equatorial, -ale. Equatorial.
Equerrin, -inne. Set square.
Equilibration. Equilibration.
Equilibre. Equilibrium.
Equin, -ine. Equinus (Talipes equinus) ; Relating to the horse.
Equisetace, -ee. Pertaining to the equisetum.
Equitant, -ante. Equitant.
Equitation. Equitation.
Equivalence. Equivalence, or -cy.
Equivalent, -ente, adj.ets.m. Equiva- lent, s. and adj.
Equivalve. Equivalve.
Erable. Maple-tree.
Eradicatif, -ive. Said of therapeutical means which are supposed to be capable of curing the disease and to prevent its return.
Eradication. Eradication.
Eraillement. An elongated rent or tear with irregular edges.
Eraillement de la paupiere. Ectropion.
Eraillement de la ligne blanche. Re- laxation of the linea alba.
Eraillure. Abrasion ; Fret ; The lines on the abdomen after childbirth, etc.
Erbiuin. Erbium.
Erecteur, -trice. Erector.
Erectile. Erectile.
Erectilite. Erectility.
Erection. Erection.
Eremacausie. Eremacausis,
Erethisme. Erethism.
Ergasme. A state of activity.
Ergastique. Relating to a surgical operation.
Ergot. Ergot ; Spur (Birds).
Ergot du chien. Dew-claw.
Ergot de seigle, ou de ble. Ergot of rye.
Ergots, -^e. Having an ergot ; Spurred.
Ergotine. Ergotin.
Ergotinine. Ergotinin.
Ergotisme. Ergotism.
Ericac^, -ee; Ericine, -ee. Pertaining to sweet heather.
Encoline. Ericolin.
Erigne. Blunt hook ; Sharp hooks used in dissecting.
Eriophore. Eriophorous.
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Erosif, -ive. Causing erosion ; Erosive. Erosion. Erosion, l^rotique. Erotic. Erotomanie. Erotomania. Erratique. Erratic ; Wandering. Erreur. Error. Errhin. Errhine. ]6ruciforme. Eruciform. £rucique. Erucic. Eructation. Eructation. ]^rugineux, -euae. Eniginous. l^ruptif, -ive. Eruptive. Eruption. Eruption. Erysip^lateux. Erysipelatous. Erysipele. Erysipelas, ^ryth^mateux, -euse ; Eryth^matique.
Erythematous. Erytheme. Erythema. [grises).
Erythemogene. Rubefacient (Fonssa-
Eryth^molde. Erythemoid. ]6rjrthrine. Erythrin. ^lythrine. Erythrina. Erythrisme. Erythrism.
Erythrite. Erythrite ; Erythrol.
l^rjrthrogene. Erythrogen.
Erythroglycine. Erythroglucine.
Erjrthroide. Erythroid.
lErythroleine. Erythrolein.
^rythrolitmine. Erythrolitmin.
l^rythromannite. Erythrite.
Erythrophloeine. Erythrophlein.
Erythrophloeum. Erythrophleum.
Erythrophthalme. Having red eyes.
Erythrophylle. Erythrophyl.
Erythropsine. Erythropsin.
Erythrorrh^tine. Erythrorhetin.
l&rythrose. Erythrose.
Erjrthrosine. Erythrosin.
Erjrthroxylon. Erythroxylon ; Coca.
Erythnuie. Erythruria.
Escalier. Ph^nomene de 1'-. A name given by Bowditch to a phenomenon in the registration of heart sounds,
Escargot. Snail.
Escarole, ou mieux, Scarole. Endive.
Escarre, ou mietix, Eschai'e. Eschar ; Scab.
Escarrification, ou mieux, Escharifica- tion. Production of an eschar ; Es- charosis. [Escharotic.
Escarrotique, ou mieux, Escharotique.
Esclavage. Slavery.
Escrime. Fencing.
Escul^tine. Esculetin.
Esculine. Esculin.
Esculique. Saponic.
Esdragon ; Estragon. Tarragon.
Es^r^. Calabar bean.
^s^rine. Eserin.
^soche. Internal haemorrhage. Esoderme. Esoderm. Espace. Space.
Espece. Species ; Kind ; Sort. Esprit. Spirit ; Mind ; Sense. Esquille. Splinter of bone. Esquinancie. Quinsy. Essai. Testing ; Test. Essence. Essence.
Essentialisation. Essentialisation (A medical system). [cal doctrine).
Essentialisme. Essentialism (A medi- Essentialit^. Essentiality. Essentiel, -ielle. Essential. [ness.
Essouflement. Anhelation ; Breathless- Esth^sie. Esthesia. Esth^siogene. Esthesiogenic. Esthesiologie. Esthesiology. Esth^siometre. Esthesiometer. Esth^sique. Pertaining to sensibility.
Esthesodique. Esthesodic.
Esthiomene. Esthiomene.
Estival, -ale. Estival.
Estivation. Estivation.
Estomac. Stomach.
Estragon. Tarragon. [tion.
Esurite. Gastric ulcer caused by inani-
Etablissement. Establishment ; Insti-
]^tain. Tin ; Stannum. [tution.
Etalon. Stallion. [Plating.
Etamage. Tinning ; Quicksilvering ;
^tamine. Stamen.
Etang. Pond ; Pool.
Etat. State ; Condition.
Etau. Literally : A Vice (tool) ; The superior half of the convolution of the longitudinal fissure.
6t^. Summer.
^teint, -inte. Extinguished ; That which has lost its own characteristics.
^tendue. Extent ; Expanse ; Space.
Etemuement. Sneezing ; Sneeze.
^thal. Ethal.
Ethaldehyde. Ethaldehyd.
l^thalique. Acide-. Palmitic acid.
]^thane. Ethane.
Athene. Ethene ; Ethylene.
6ther. Ether.
ith6T6, -6e. Ethereal.
^th^rene. Ethylene. [ethers.
Etherification. The formation of
Eth^rique. Pertaining to aldehyds.
Etherisation. Etherization, or -sation.
Etheriser. To anaesthetise with ether.
Ethdrisme. Etherism.
Eth^rolde. Analogous to ether.
Etherolature. The liquid resulting from I the direct action of vinyl ether on I some substances.
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!^th^rol^. A liquid drug formed of vinyl ether and various remedies.
^th^rolique. Having vinyl ether for excipient.
Eth^rolotif. A preparation for external use having vinyl ether for excipient.
^thiops. ^thiops.
Ethmocephale. Ethmocephalus. [adj.
Ethmoidal, -ale. Ethmoidal ; Ethmoid,
Ethmoide. Ethmoid, s. [moid, adj.
Ethmoldien, -ienne. Ethmoidal ; Eth-
Ethnique. Ethnic.
Ethnographie. Ethnography.
Ethnologie. Ethnologic.
Ethogene. Nitride of borium.
]^thologie. Study of the habits of men and animals.
^thologique. Pertaining to the study
^ of the habits of men and animals.
Ethuse. Ethusa.
^thylamine. Ethylamin.
]&thyle. Ethyl,
ifithylene. Ethylene ; Olefiant gas.
Ethylique. Ethylic.
Ethylur^e. Ethylurea.
Etincelle. Spark.
£tiol6, -^e. Etiolate.
^tiolement. Etiolation.
Etioline. Etiolin.
Etiologie. Etiology.
^tiologique. Etiologie. [anaemia.
Etique. Hectic ; Emaciated through
Etisie. Emaciation.
Etoffe, -^e. Having well developed muscular masses (Horse).
l^toile. Star.
Etonnement. Surprise ; Stupor.
EtouflFement. Suffocation ; Oppression
Etoupe. Tow. [in breathing.
Etourdissement. Dizziness ; Giddi- ness ; Stunning ; Stupor ; Shock.
Etranglement. Strangulation ; Incar-
Etrangle, -^e. Strangulated, [aeration.
l^tranguillon. Strangles (Vet.).
^trier. (1) The Stapes ; (2) Bandage
Etui. Sheath ; Case. [for the foot.
Etui de I'hippocampe. The superior sphenoidal portion of the lateral ventricle of the brain.
Etuve. Drying stove (Chemistry).
Eucalyne. Eucalin.
Eucalypte. Eucalyptus.
Eucalyptol. Eucalyptol.
Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus.
Euchlorine. Euchlorin.
Euchylie. Euchylia.
Eucin^sie. Eucinesia ; Eukinesia.
Eucrasie. Eucrasia.
Eucrasique. Relating to eucrasia.
Eudiapneustie. A good state of the perspiration.
Eudiometre. Eudiometer.
Eudiom^trie. Eudiometry.
Eudiom^trique. Eudiometric.
Eufraise. Euphrasia.
Eugenesique. Pertaining to eugenesis.
Eugenine. Eugenin.
Eugenique. Eugenic.
Eug^uol. Eugenol.
Euhexie. Eucrasia ; Corpulence.
Eukyesie. A normal pregnancy.
Eulysine. A mixture of biliary com- pounds that has the appearance of a
Eunuchisme. Eunuchism. [resin.
Eunuque. Eunuch.
Eupatoire. Agrimony ; Eupatorium.
Eupatorine. Eupatorin.
Eupepsie. Eupepsia.
Eupeptique. Eupeptic. [tion.
Euphlogie. Slight transitory inflamma-
Euphorbe. Euphorbia ; Spurge.
Euphorbiac^, -^e ; Euphorbia, -^e. Per- taining to euphorbia, adj. ; Euphor- biaceae. s.pl.
Euphorbine. Euphorbin.
Euphraise. Euphrasia.
Euplastique. Euplastic.
Eupnee. Eupnea, or -oea. [of the pulse.
Eurhythmie. Eurhythmia ; Regularity
Europhene. Europhen. [phalous.
Euryc^phale. Eurycephalic ; Euryce-
Eus^mie. The whole of the favourable symptoms during an illness.
Eusomphalien, -ienne. Eusomphalus, s. ; Eusomphalous, adj.
Eutaxie. Eutaxia.
Euth^sle. Euthesia ; Euesthesia.
Euthymie. Euthymia.
Eutocie. Eutocia.
Eutrophie. Eutrophia ; Eutrophy.
Euxanthine. Euxanthin.
Euxanthique. Said of euxanthin when it is considered an acid.
Euzoodynamie. The soundness of the animal forces.
Evacuant, -ante. Evacuant.
Evacuateur, -trice. Evacuator, s. ; Excretory, adj.
Evacuation. Evacuation.
Evagination. Evagination.
Evanescence. Evanescence.
Evanescent, -ente. Evanescent.
Evanouissement. Swoon ; Fainting- fit ; Syncope.
Evaporable. Capable of evaporating.
Evaporation. Evaporation.
6vent^, -^e. Deadened (liquids) ; That has got fiat (liquids).
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]^yentration. Eveutration.
Evemique ; ^veminique. Everninic.
Eversif, -ive. That causes e version.
Inversion. Eversion of the teeth.
l^videment. The removal of a sub- stance (bone, tissue, etc.) from a natural or accidental cavity.
Evideur, -euse, adj. Applied to the person who removes, etc., or to the instrument with which the removal, etc., is accomplished. See Evide- ment.
Evideur, s. Lithotrite (Civiale's).
l^viration. Eviration.
Evisceration. Evisceration.
Evolutif, -ive. Pertaining to evolution.
Evolutilit^. The process of evolution.
Evolution. Evolution.
l^volutionisme. Evolutionism.
Evolutioniste. One who is a partisan of the hypothesis of evolution.
l^vulsif, -ive. Evulsive ; Used for
Evulsion. Evulsion. [evulsion.
Exacerbation. Exacerbation.
Exagere, -ee. Exaggerated.
Exalgine. Exalgin.
Exaltation. Exaltation.
Examen. Examination.
Exanastrophie. Recovery of health.
Exangie. Exangia ; Exangeia.
Exanie. Exania ; Prolapse of the rectum. [tous.
Exanthemateux, -euse. Exanthema-
Exanthematique. Exanthematic.
Exantheme. Exanthem ; Exanthema.
Exanthemogene. Producing an exan-
Exanthese. Exanthesis. [them.
Exarthreme ; Exarthrose. Dislocation in a diarthrosis.
Exarticulation. Exarticulation.
Exasperation. Exacerbation.
Exbibition. Exosmosis; Oozing; Evapo-
Excamation. Excarnation. [ration.
Excavateur, -trice. Excavator, .t. ; Lithotrite, s. ; That excavates ; Ex- cavating, adj.
Excavation. Excavation ; Cavity.
Excentricit^. Excentricity ; The state of an organ which is not central.
Excentrique. Excentric ; Not central.
Excer^bration. Excerebration.
Exces. Excess.
Excipient. Excipient.
Excipule ; Excipulum. Exciple.
Excision. Excision.
Excitabilite. Excitability.
Excitant, -ante. Excitant, adj.
Excitateur. Exciter ; Excitant ; Ex-
Ezcitation. Excitation. [citor.
Excitement. Excitement (in the sense of re-establishment of the action of the brain interrupted by sleep, etc. ).
Excito-moteur, -trice. Excito-motor.
Excito-r6flexe. Excito-reflex.
Excoriation. Excoriation.
Excreation. Excreation ; Exscreation.
Excrement. Excrement. [tious.
Excrementitiel, -elle. Excrementi-
Excrementition. The process of the formation of the excrementi tious fluids.
Excr^mento-r^crementitieL Said of a fluid which is destined to be partly excreted and partly re-absorbed into the economy (milk, saliva, tears).
Excreta. Excreta.
Excreteur, -trice. Excretory.
Excretine. Excretin.
Excretion. Excretion.
Excretoire. Excretory.
Excretol^ique. Applied to an oily acid substance extracted from fseces.
Excroissance. Excrescence.
Excroissant, -ante. That grows up from or out of the earth, etc.
Excurvation. (1) Excurvation (of the eyelids) ; (2) Oyphosis ; Kyphosis.
Exdermoptosis. Hypertrophy of the subcutaneous sebaceous glands and follicles, generally around the genital organs.
Exemption. Exemption from military service through physical defect.
Exencephale. Exencephalus, or -Ion.
Exenc^phalie. Exencephaly.
Exenteration. Exenteration.
Exenterite. Exenteritis.
Exercice. Exercise.
Exerese. Exeresis.
Exert, -erte. Exsert ; Exserted.
Exfoetation. Exfetation ; Exfcetation.
Exfoliatif, -ive. Exfoliative,
Exfoliation. Exfoliation.
Exhalaison. Effluvium ; Miasma.
Exhalant, -ante. Exhalant.
Exhalation. Exhalation.
Exhaustion. Exhaustion.
Exhilarant, -ante. Exhilarant.
Exhumation. Exhumation.
Exinanition. Extreme inanition.
Existence. Existence ; Being.
Exocardiaque. Exocardiac ; Exocardial.
Exocardite. Exocarditis.
Exocarpe. Exocarp. [crescence.
Exoche. Condyloma of the anus ; Ex-
Exochorion. Exochorion.
Exocyste. Retroversion of the bladder.
Exoderme. Ectoderm.
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Ezodique. Exodic.
Exogene. Exogenous.
Exogamie. Exogamy.
Exogamique. Exogamie.
Exoine. A medical certificate for ex- emption (Med. Jurisprudence).
Exometre. Retroversion of the uterus.
Exomphale. Exomphalos.
Exomphalie. Exomphaly.
Exomphalocele. Omphalocele.
Exouirose. Oneirogmus.
Exophthalmie. Exophthalmos, or -mus.
Exophthalmique. Exophthalmic.
Exorbitis. Exophthalmos.
Exorbitisme. (1) Exophthalmos ; (2) Enucleation of the eye.
Exosmometre. Endosmometer.
Exosmose. Exosmosis ; Exosmose.
Exosmotique. Exosmotic.
Exospore. Exospore.
Exosquelette. Exoskeleton.
Exostome. Exostome.
Exostose. Exostosis.
Exotheque. Exotheca.
Exotique. Exotic.
Expansibility. Expansibility.
Expansible. Expansible.
Expansif, -ive. Expansive.
Expansion. Expansion.
Expectant, -ante. Expectant.
Expectantisme. Any excess in the ad- ministration of expectant medicines.
Expectation. Expectation.
Expectorant, -ante. Expectorant.
Expectoration. Expectoration.
Experience. Experience ; Experiment.
Experimental, -ale. Experimental.
Experimentation. The art of experi- menting.
Experimente, -ee. That has been ex- perimented upon.
Expert. Expert.
Expertise. The act of experimenting (medically, chemically, etc.) to further the ends of justice.
Expirateur, -trice. Expiratory.
Expiration. Expiration.
Expire, -ee. Expired ; Exhaled.
Expletif, -ive. Commissural.
Explorateur, -trice. Exploratory, adj. ; Explorator, s. ; Explorer, s.
Exploration. Exploration.
Explosif, -ive. Explosive.
Explosion. Explosion.
Exposition. Exposure ; Exposing.
Expression. Expression.
Expuer. To spit out saliva, mucus, or blood.
Expuition. Spitting out saliva.
Expulsif, -ive. Expulsive.
Expulsion. Expulsion.
Expulteur, -trice. Expulsive.
Expurgant, ou -geant. Expurgating ; Cathartic. [purative action.
Expurgation. Superpurgation ; De-
Exsangue. Exsanguine ; Bloodless.
Exscreation. Exscreation.
Exsert, -erte. Exsert ; Exserted.
Exsertion. The exserted state ; In- sertion (Candolle).
Exsiccation. Exsiccation. [stipulate.
Exstipulace, -ee ; Exstipulaire. Ex-
Exstrophie. Exstrophy.
Exstro version. Extroversion.
Exsuccion. Extraction of a poison by
Exsudat. Exudate, s. [suction.
Exsudatif, -ive. Exudative.
Exsudation. Exudation.
Exsudatoire. Exudative.
Extase. Ecstasy.
Extemporan^, -ee. Extemporaneous.
Extenseur. Extensor.
Extenseur de I'avant bras. The Tri- ceps muscle. [muscle.
Extenseur du coccyx. The Coccygeus
Extenseur conunun des doig^ts. Ex- tensor communis digitorum (hand),
Extenseur propre du doigt indicateur. Extensor indicis.
Extenseur propre du petit doigt. Ex- tensor minimi digiti.
Extenseur de la jambe. The Quadri- ceps extensor cruris.
Extenseur court des orteils. Ex- tensor brevis digitorum (foot).
Extenseur long des orteils. Extensor longus digitorum (foot).
Extenseur propre du gros orteil. Ex- tensor proprius pollicis (foot).
Extenseur du pied. The Gastrocne- mius and Soleus (as one muscle).
Extenseur court du pouce. Extensor primi internodii pollicis (hand).
Extenseur long du pouce. Extensor secundi internodii pollicis (hand).
Extensibility. Extensibility.
Extensible. Extensible.
Extension. Extension.
Extenuation. Extenuation ; The last degree of fatigue.
Exterieur, -ure. Exterior.
Exterioration des amputes. Sensation referred to a limb which has been re- moved.
Exteriorite. The psychical act by which sensations are referred to external objects. [Extern.
Ezteme, s. Dresser at a hospital ;
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Exteme, adj. External.
Extinction. Extinction.
Extine. Extine.
Extirpation. Extirpation.
Extracapsulaire. Extracapsular.
Extracourant. Extra-current.
Extracteur. Extractor.
Extractif, -ive. Extractive.
Extractiforme. Resembling an extract.
Extraction. Extraction.
Extracto-resineux, -euse. Applied to an extract resembling a resin, or vice versd.
Extrafoliace, -ee. Extrafoliaceous.
Extrait. Extract ; Extractum.
Extrait thebaique. Liquid extract of opium.
Extra -peritoneal, -ale. Outside the peritoneum ; Extra-uterine (in speak- ing of pregnancy).
Extravasation. Extravasation.
Extra-vasculaire. Outside the vessels.
Extravase, -ee. Extravasated,
Extraxillaire. Outside the axilla.
Extremite. Extremity,
Extrorse. Extrorse.
Extrorsion. The fact of appearing on the surface or outside.
Extroversion. Extroversion ; Exstrophy.
Extumescence Extumescence.
Exubere. Exuber ; Weaned.
Exulceration. Exulceration.
Exulcereux, -euse. Phagedenic ; De- rived from an ulcer.
Exutoire. Issue.
Exuviable. Capable of exuviating.
Fabac^, -^e. Pertaining to a bean.
Face. Face.
Facette. Facet.
Facial, -ale. Facial.
Facies. Facies. [ficial.
Factice. Factitious ; Fictitious ; Arti-
Faculte. Faculty.
Fagine. Fagin. [(pig)-
Fagoue. Sweetbread (calf) ; Pancreas
Faible. Feeble ; Weak.
Faiblesse. Weakness.
Faim. Hunger. [eat.
Faim valle. An irresistible longing to
Falne. Beech-nut.
Faisan. Pheasant.
Faisand^, -^e. High (speaking of game).
Faisceau. Bundle ; Fasciculus.
Fait. Fact. [still in the uterus.
Faix. The Foetus and its adnexa whilst
Falcaldine. A variety of syphiUs.
Falcifere. Having falciform organs.
Falciforme. Falciform.
Falqu4, -^e. Falcate.
Falsification. Falsification.
Faltrank. A Swiss vulnerary.
Famille. Family.
Famine. Famine.
Fanon. (1) Dewlap ; Fetlock ; (2) An
old kind of splint or bandage made
of straw. Fanon. Faux-. A kind of linen pad used
underneath the ' Fanon ' (2) {q. v. ). Fanon. Drap-. A piece of linen used Farad. Farad. [with splints.
Faradisation ; Faradisme. Faradiza- tion, or -sation ; Faradism. Farcin. Farcy ; Farcin (Vet.). Faxcineux, -euse. Pertaining to farcy ;
Affected with farcy. Fard. Paint (for the skin). Fardeau. (1) Burden ; Load ; Weight ;
(2) After-burden ; After-birth. Farinac^, -^e. Farinaceous. Farina. Flour ; Farina ; Meal. Farineux, -euse. Farinaceous. Fascia. Fascia. Fascial, -ale. Fascial. Fasciation. Fasciation (Biology). Fasciculant, -ante. Fasciculating. Fascicule. Fasciculus ; Fascicule, [late. Fasciculi, -^e. Fasciculated ; Fascicu- Fasciculisation. The arrangement of
fibres in fasciculi. [tion (Biology). Fascie. An organ affected with fascia- Fascie, -ee. Affected with fasciation
(Biology). [stage of hypnotism.
Fascination. Fascination ; The first Fasciole. Fasciole.
Fastigie, -^e. Fastigiated ; Fastigiate. Fastigiiun. Fastigium ; The acme of a Fatalisme. Fatalism. [disease.
Fatigue. Fatigue.
Fatuisme ; Fatuite. Fatuity ; Amen- Fau. Beech-tree. [tia ; Dementia.
Faucet ; Fausset. Falsetto voice. Faune. Fauna.
Fausse membrane. False membrane. Fausset. See Faucet. [cal, etc.).
Fauteuil. Arm-chair (surgical, obstetri- Faux. Falx.
Faux du cerveau. Falx cerebri. Faux du cervelet. Falx cerebelli. Faux, fausse. False. Fausse couche. Miscarriage. Faveux, -euse. Favous; Favose. Favus. Favus. F^bricitant, -ante. Suffering from
febricity or feverishness. F^bricule. Febricula. Febrifuge. Febrifugal, adj. ; Febrifuge, Febrile. Febrile. [owZ;. and «.
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Fecal, -ale. Faecal ; Fecal. F^califorme ; Fecalo'ide. Fsecaloid ; Feces. Faeces ; Feces. fFecaloid.
Fecondant, -ante. Fertilizing. Fecondateur, -trice. That brings about
fecundation. Fecondation. Fecundation. Fecondite. Fecundity. F^cule. Fecula.
Feculent, -ante. Fseculent ; Feculent. Feculifere. That gives fecula. Feculite. Any immediate principle
isomeric with fecula. F^garite ; Fegra. Fegaritis ; Gan- grenous stomatitis. [(Vet.). Feinte. A slight lameness of a horse Felien, -ienne ; Felin, -ine. Feline. Fellique ; Fellinique. Fellic. Felure. Fissure ; Incomplete fracture
(of the cranial bones). Femelle. Female (of animals). Feminin, -ine. Feminine. Femininity. Femininity. Feminisme. Feminism. Femme. Woman. Femoral, -ale. Femoral. Femorali-vasculaire. Relating to the
thigh and its vessels, also to the
crural canal and its contents. F^moro-cutane (Nerf). The External
cutaneous nerve of the lumbar plexus. Femoro-genital (Nerf). The Genito-
crural nerve of the lumbar plexus. Femoro-poplitee. Nevralgie-. Sciatica. F^moro-popliti-tibial (Muscle). The
Popliteus muscle. Femoro-pretibial (Nerf). The Internal
branch of the long saphenous nerve. F^moro -tibial, -ale. Femoro-tibial. Femur. Femur [pi. Femora). Fenfitre. Fenestra. Fenetre ovale. Fenestra ovale. Fenetre ronde. Fenestra rotunda. Fenetr^, -ee. Fenestrated. Fenouil. Fennel. Fente. Cleft ; Crevice ; Fissure. Far. Ferrum ; Iron. Fer-chaud. Heartburn ; Pyrosis. Ferin, -ine. Ferine ; Dry and obstinate Ferment. Ferment. [(cough).
Fermantatif, -iva. Fermentative. Farmantation. Fermentation. Fermente, -6e. Fermented. Fermentescent, -ante. Fermentative. Ferrate. Ferrate. [its compounds.
Ferre, -6e. Containing iron or one of Ferreux, -eusa. Ferrous. Ferrifere. Ferriferous. Ferrique. Ferric.
Farrocyanogene. Ferrocyanogen.
Farrocyanura. Ferrocyanide.
Ferruginaux, -euse. Ferruginous ; Chalybeate.
Ferrure. (1) Alloy of iron with another metal ; (2) Shoeing a horse.
Fassa. Buttock.
Fessier, -iere. Gluteal.
Fessiar. Grand-. Gluteus maximus.
Fessier. Moyen-. Gluteus medius.
Fassier. Patit-. Gluteus minimus.
Fastonne, -ea. Festooned.
Fastonnea du cardia. Ligna-. Rounded whitish edge of the oesophageal mucous membrane at its junction with the mucous membrane of the
Fetida. Fetid. [stomach.
Fetidite. Fetidness.
Feu. Fire ; Actual cautery.
Feu celeste. Gangrenous erysipelas.
Fau da dents. Strophulus.
Fau persique. Zona.
Fau sacre. Erysipelas. [sipelas.
Fau Saint-Antoine. Gangrenous ery-
Fau volaga. Patches of erythema on the face and neck of hysterical women
Fauillage. Foliage. [or of children.
Fauillaison. Foliation.
Fauilla. Leaf.
Feuille, -ea. Foliate.
Feuillat. (1) A thin layer of a fascia, etc. ; (2) The third stomach of rumi- nants, [layer.
Feuillat^, -^a. Composed of a thin
Feutrage. (1) In anatomy, the natural interlacing of filaments or fibres ; (2)
Fautre. Felt. [Felting.
F^va. Bean.
Feverola. Horse-bean.
Fibralbumine. Globulin.
Fibre. Fibre.
Fibre axe. Axis-cylinder ; Axial fibre.
Fibre-cellule. Unstriped muscular fibre.
Fibraux, -ausa. Fibrous.
Fibrification. Fibration ; The forma- tion of fibres. [Fibroid.
Fibrillaira. Fibrillary ; Fibrillar ;
Fibrillation. Fibrillation.
Fibrilla. Fibril ; Fibrilla.
Fibrille, -ea. Fibrillary ; Fibrillar.
Fibrine. Fibrin.
Fibrine, -6e. Giving fibrin.
Fibrineux, -ausa. Fibrinous.
Fibrinogena. Fibrinogen.
Fibrinoplastiqua. Fibrinoplastic.
Fibro-cartilaga. Fibro-cartilage.
Fibro-cartilagineux,-ausa. Fibro-carti- laginous.
Tibro-cellulaire. Fibro-cellular.
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Fibro-chondrite, Fibro-chondritis.
Fibro-cystique. Fibro-cystic.
Fibro - dermique. Dermo - muscular ; Musculo-dermic.
Fibroide ; Fibrillaire. Fibroid,
Fibroine. Fibroin.
Fibro -kystique. Fibro-cystic. [sum.
Fibroma-moUuscum. Molluscum fibro-
Fibrome. Fibroma.
Fibro-muqueux, -euse. Fibro-mncous.
Fibro-myxome. Fibro-myxoma.
Fibro-plastique. Fibro-plastic.
Flbro-s^reux, -euse. Fibre-serous.
Fibro-vasculaire. Fibro- vascular.
Fibulation. Infibulation.
Fie. Fig-wart.
Ficaire. Ficary.
Ficarine. Ficarin.
Ficoine. Ficoin.
Fiel. Gall ; Bile.
Fiente. Dung (of some animals).
Fievre. Fever.
Fievreux, -euse. Feverish.
Figue. Fig. [or form.
Figure, -ee. Having a definite shape
Figure. The Face ; Form ; Shape.
Fil. Thread for sutures, etc. ; Filum ; A thread - like structure. As a popular term : Small warts of the face and hands.
Fil terminal. Filum terminale (pia
Fil m^tallique. Wire. [mater).
Filaire. Filaria; Thread-worms.
Filament. Filament.
Filament axile des tubes nerveux. Axis-cylinder. [mentous.
Filamenteux, -euse. Thready ; Fila-
Filandres. Air-threads ; Strings (of plants) ; Fibres ; Filaments.
Filandreux, -euse. Said of tissues, vessels, etc., that are hanging in
Filasse. Tow. [shreds.
Filet. (1) The ramifications of the smallest vessels and nerves (Ana- tomy) ; (2) Frsenura.
Filet de la langue. Fraenum linguae.
Filet du prepuce. Frsenum of the
Filiation. Filiation. [penis.
Filiforme. Filiform.
Filtrage ; Filtration. Filtration.
Filtratum. The liquid that has under- gone filtration.
Filtre. Filter ; Filtrum. [(pia mater).
Filum terminale. Filum terminale
Fimbria. Taenia hippocampi ; Corpus Fimbria, -^e. Fimbriated, [fimbriatum. Final, -ale. Final.
Finality. Hypothesis of final causation. Finesse. Delicacy (of the senses).
Fiole. Phial.
Fis^tine. Fisetin ; Fustin.
Fissiculation. An incision with a
Fissile. Fissile. [scalpel (old word).
Fissipare. Fissiparous.
Fissiparie ; Fissiparit^. Fissiparation.
Fissuraire. Resembling a fissure.
Fissuration. Fissuration.
Fissure. Fissure.
Fistulation. The passing of an abscess, etc., to a fistulous state.
Fistule. Fistula.
Fistuleux, -euse. Fistulous ; Fistular ;
Fixation. Fixation. [Fistulate.
Fixe. Fixed.
Fixity. Fixity.
Flabellation. Flabellation.
Flabelle, -ee. Flabellate. [late.
Flabelliforme. Flabelliform ; Flabel-
Flabellum. Flabellum.
Flaccide. Flaccid.
Flaccidite. Flaccidity.
Flacherie. Flachery.
Flagellate. Flagellate.
Flagellation. Flagellation.
Flagelle, -ee. Flagellate.
Flagellum. Flagellum.
Flair. Scent (hound). [odour.
Flairer. To smell ; To recognise an
Flanune. (1) Flame ; (2) German phle- botomy, [flames.
Flamme, -ee. Having marks resembling
Flammette. German phlebotomy.
Flanc. Flank ; Side.
Flanelle. Flannel.
Flateux, -euse. That gives off flatus.
Flatulence. Flatulence.
Flatulent, -ente. Flatulent.
Flatuosit^. Flatulency and its effects ; Pneumatosis. [lowish.
Flavescent, -ente. Flavescent ; Yel-
Flavine. Flavin.
Fleches. Cauterisation en-. Cauterisa- tion by pencils or sticks of chloride of zinc having the shape of arrow- heads, [flexion.
Fl^chisseur. Flexor ; That brings about
Fl^chisseur du coccyx. The Coccygeus muscle. [anticus.
Fl^chisseur du cubitus. The Brachialis
Fl^chisseur de la cuisse. The Psoas and Iliacus.
Fl^chisseur profond des doigts. Flexor profundus digitorum (arm).
Fl^chisseur sublime ou superficiel des doigts. Flexor sublimis digitorum (arm).
Fl^chisseur (court) du petit doigt. Flexor brevis minimi digiti (hand).
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Flechisseur (court) commun des or- teils. Flexor brevis digitorum (foot).
Flechisseur (long) commun des orteils. Flexor longus digitorum (foot).
Flechisseur (court) du gros orteil. Flexor brevis pollicis (foot).
Flechisseur (long) du gros orteil. Flexor longus pollicis (leg).
Flechisseur (court) du petit orteil. Flexor brevis minimi digiti (foot).
Flechisseur (court) du petit doigt. Flexor brevis minimi digiti (hand).
Flechisseur (court) du pouce. Flexor brevis pollicis (hand).
Flechisseur (long) du pouce. Flexor longus pollicis (hand). [(arm).
Flechisseur du radius. The Biceps
Flegme ; Phlegme. Phlegm.
Fleur. Flower.
Fleuraison. Efflorescence (of flowers).
Flexibilite. Flexibility.
Flexible. Flexible.
Flexion. Flexion.
Flexueux, -euse. Flexuous.
Flocculus. Flocculus.
Flocon. Flock ; Flake.
Floconneux, -euse. Flaky.
Floraison. See Fleuraison.
Floral, -ale. Floral.
Flore. Flora.
Flottant, -ante. Floating.
Fluctuation. Fluctuation.
Fluent, -ente. That oozes ; That runs.
Fluer. To flow or to run from an organ. [Whites.
Flueurs blanches. Leucorrhea, or -cea ;
Fluide. Fluid, s. and adj.
Fluidifiant, -ante. Liquefacient.
Fluidificateur, -trice. Applied to cer- tain agents (ferments, gastric juice) that have the property of making certain solid substances pass to the liquid state without these last being dissolved in any liquid.
Fluidification. Passage of a body to
Fluidity. Fluidity. [the fluid state.
Fluobore, -6e; Fluoborique. Fluoboric; Containing fluorine and boron.
Fluor. Fluorine ; Fluorin.
Fluoresceine. Fluorescein.
Fluorescence. ' Fluorescence.
Fluorescent, -ente. Fluorescent.
Fluorescine. Fluorescin.
Fluorethyle. Hydrofluoric ethyl,
Fluorhydrate. Fluoride ; Fluorid.
Fluorhydric. Hydrofluoric.
Fluoride. Fluorid.
Fluorure. Fluoride ; Fluorid.
Fluvial, -ale ; Fluviatile. Fluvial.
Flux. Flux.
Fluxion. Fluxion ; Congestion.
Fluxion periodique des yeux. Periodic ophthalmia.
Fluxion de poitrine. Pneumonia.
Focal, -ale. Focal.
Focile. Focil.
Foeces. Faeces.
Foeniculum. Fceniculum ; Fennel.
Fcetal, -ale. Foetal ; Fetal.
Foeticide. Foeticide ; Feticide.
Foetus. Foetus ; Fetus.
Foie. Liver,
Foin. Hay.
Foliace, -ee. Foliaceous.
Foliation, Foliation.
Folie. Madness ; Folly ; Frenzy,
Foli^, -ee. Foliated.
Foliole. Foliole.
FoUicule. Follicle.
FoUiculeux, -euse. Follicular.
FoUiculite. Folliculitis.
Fomentation. Fomentation,
Fonction. Function.
Fonctionnel, -elle. Functional.
Fonctionnement. The working or operating of a function.
Fondamental, -ale. Fundamental.
Fondant, -ante. Dissolvent.
Fondement. Fundament ; Anus.
Fongiforme. Fungiform.
Fongine; Fungine. Fungin.
Fongoide. Fungoid.
Fongosite. Fungosity.
Fongueux, -euse. Fungous.
Fongus. Fungus.
Fontaine. Issue ; Cautery.
Fontanelle. Fontanelle ; Fontanel.
Fonte. Melting (metal) ; Melting away ; Resorption ; Disaggregation.
Fonte. Cast-iron.
Fonticule. Issue ; Cautery.
Foramen ; Foramina. Foramen ; Fora- mina. [(Vet.).
Forbature ; Forbissure. Foundering
Force. Force ; Power ; Energy.
Forceps. Forceps (generally obstetric).
Forceps-scie. A cephalotribe with a chain saw.
Forcipressure. Forcipressure.
Foret. Drill.
Formaldehyde. Formaldehyd.
Formanilide. Formanilid.
Formateur, -trice. Formative.
Formation. Formation.
Forme. Form.
Forme. Ring-bone (Vet.).
Formicant, -ante. Formicant.
Formication. Formication.
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Formique. Formic. Formulaire. Formulary. Fonnule. Formula. Formyle. Formyl. Fornix. Fornix. Fort, -te. Strong.
Fortifiant, -ante. Fortifying ; Strength- ening. Fortraiture. Over- fatigue (horse, etc. ;
Vet.). Fosse. Hole ; Pit ; Depression ; Fossa. Fossette. Dimple ; Foveola. Fossile. Fossil.
Fossilification ; Fossilisation. The pro- cess of becoming a fossil. Fou ; FoUe, adj. Mad ; Senseless. Fou, s.m. ; FoUe, s.f. Madman ; Mad- woman. Foudre. Lightning ; Thunder and
lightning ; Thunderbolt. Foudroyant, -ante. Fulminating ; Crushing ; Sudden and overwhelming. Fougere. Fern. Fougerole. Small fern. Foulage. A form of manipulation of
the tissues in massage. Foul^, -ee. Sprained, Fouloir. A dental instrument for
filling teeth. Foulure. Sprain, Fourbature ; Fourbissure ; Fourbure.
Foundering (Vet.). Fourbu, -ue. Foundered (Vet.). Fourchette. (1) Frog (Vet.) ; (2) Four- chette ; (3) An instrument to steady the tongue in division of the frsenum linguae. Fourchette du sternum. The inter- clavicular notch of the sternum. Fourchette vulvaire. The Fourchette. Fourmi. Ant. Fourmiliere. Ant hill. Fourmillement. Formication. Foumeau. Stove. Fourrage. Fodder (Vet.). Fourreau. Sheath ; Scabbard ; The
prepuce of domestic animals, Fov^olaire. Resembling a foveola. Fov^ole, -ee. That has pits or dimples. Foyer. Focus ; Seat (of a disease, etc.). Fractionn^, -ee. Administered several times in small doses ; Distilled several times at diflferent temperatures. Fractionnement. Segmentation ; Em- bryotomy. Fracture. Fracture. Fragment. Fragment. Fragmentation. Fragmentation, Fragrant, -ante. Fragrant.
Frai. Spawn.
Fraise de veau. The mesentery of the calf.
Framboesia. Frambesia ; Framboesia.
Framboise. Raspberry.
Frange. Fringe.
Frange, -^e. Fringed.
Franguline. Frangulin.
Franklinisation. Franklinisation, or -zation.
Frappement. A method of massage by light blows.
Frater. A low-class medical man.
Fraude, -4e. Falsified.
Fraxin ; Fraxine ; Fraxinine. Fraxin.
Frein. Frsenum.
Fr^missement. Shivering ; Rigor ; Thrill ; Tremor.
Fremissement cataire. Furring tremor of the heart.
Fr^nateur, -trice. That moderates, stops, or suspends.
Frenesie ; Phren^sie. Frenzy.
Fren^tique ; Phr^netique. Frenetic,
Frequence. Frequency.
Friability. Friability,
Friable. Friable,
Friction. Friction.
Frigidarium. A room for cold douches.
Frigidite. Frigidity.
Frigorifique. Frigorific.
Frimas. Hoar-frost,
Fringalle, See Faim valle.
Frisson. Rigor ; Shivering ; Shiver,
Frissonnement. Shivering ; Shiver.
Froid, s. Cold, s. ; Coldness.
Froid, -de, adj. Cold, adj.
Froidure. Congelation.
Froissement, Bruising ; Contusion (by violent friction),
Froissement pulmonaire. Friction sound or Fremitus.
Frolement. Rustling,
Frolement hydatique. Hydatic fre- mitus,
Frdlement p^ricardiaque, ou pleural. Friction sound(pericardium or pleura),
Fromage. Cheese.
Froment. Wheat.
Froment^, -^e. Having the colour of wheat. [frown.
Fronce. Each wrinkle caused by a
Fronce, -ee. Frowning,
Froncement. Frown.
Fronde. Four-tailed bandage.
Front. Forehead ; Frons.
Frontal, -ale. Frontal.
Fronto - ethmoidal, -ale. Fronto - eth- moidal.
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Fronto-nasal, -ale. Fronto-nasal. Fronto-pari^tal, -ale. Fronto-parietal. Fronto-soiircilier, -lere. Fronto-super-
ciliary. Frottement. Rubbing ; Friction. Frottoir. An instrument used in
Fructification. Fructification.
Fruit. Fruit.
Frustrane, -ee. Useless ; Sterile.
Frustratoire. Tliat helps to support a diet ordered by a medical man.
Frutescent, -ente. Fruteseent.
Fruticuleux, -euse. Fruticulose,
Frutiqueux, -euse. Frutescent.
Fuchsine. Fuchsin.
Fucus. Fucus.
Fugace. Fugacious ; Fleeting,
Fulcrac^, -ee. Rigid ; Squamous.
Fulgurant, -ante. Fulgurant ; Severe and terrific.
Fulguration. Fulguration.
Fuligineux, -euse. Fuliginous.
Fuliginosite. Sordes.
Fuligo. Fuligo ; Soot ; Sordes.
Fuligokali. Remedy for skin diseases : Soot 50 parts, Potash 1 part (boiled together).
Fulmi-coton. Pjrroxylin ; Gun-cotton.
Fulminant, -ante. Fulminant ; Ful- minating.
Fulminate. Fulminate.
Fumarine. Fumarin.
Fumee. Smoke.
Fumier. Manure.
Fumigation. Fumigation.
Fumigatoire. Fumigating.
Fumure. The action of manuring the earth.
Fungine. Fungin.
Funiculaire. Funicular.
Funicule. Funiculus ; Cord.
Funiculi, -^e. Having a funiculus ; Funiculate.
Funiculite. Funiculitis ; Inflammation of the spermatic cord.
Funiculus. The internal portion of each inferior peduncle of the cerebellum.
Funiforme. Funiform.
Furculaire. Furcula, s. ; Furcate, adj.
Fureur. Furor ; Madness ; Fury.
Fureur uterine. Erotomania ; Nympho- mania.
Furfur. A hypothetical chemical group contained in furfurol.
Furfural ; Furfurol. Furfurol.
Furfurace, -ee. Furfuraceous.
Furfure. Furfur ; Dandruff ; Scurf.
Furf urine. Furfurin.
Furfurol, ou -le. Furfurol.
Furieux, -ieuse. Furious ; Mad ; Raging.
Furoncle. Furunculus ; Furuncle ; Boil.
Furonculeux, -euse. Furunculous.
Furonculose. Furunculosis.
Fuscine. Fuscin.
Fuseau. Spindle.
Fus^e. Fistulous tract ; Fistule.
Fuser. To fuse ; To dissolve.
Fusibility. Fusibility.
Fusible. Fusible.
Fusiforme. Fusiform ; Spindle-shaped.
Fusion. Fusion.
Fusocellulaire. Fuso-cellular.
Fustine. Fustin.
Ga. Symbol of Gallium.
Gadinine. Gadinin.
Gadoue. Night-soil.
Gaduine. Gaduin.
Gaiac. Guaiacum ; Guaiac.
Gaiacol. Guaiacol.
Gaine. Sheath.
Galol. Guaiacol.
Galactagogue. Galactagogue.
Galactie. Galactia ; Galactorrhea, or -cea.
Galactine. Galactin.
Galactirrh^e. Galactirrhea, or -oea ; Galactorrhea, or -oea.
Galactocele. Galactocele.
Galactodensimetre. Galactometer.
Galactode ; Galactolde. Galactoid.
Galactogene. Galactopoietic, adj. ; Galactagogue, s.
Galactolde. Galactoid.
Galactometre. Galactometer ; Lacto- meter.
Galactophage. Galactophagous.
Galactophagie. Galactophagy.
Galactophore. Galactophorous.
Galactophorite. Galactophoritis.
Galactophthisie. Galactophthisis.
Galactopoese. Galactopoiesis.
Galactopoetique. Galactopoietic.
Galactoposie. Galactoposia.
Galactopote. Galactophagous.
Galactopjn-e. Galactopyretus.
Galactorrhee. Galactorrhea, or -oea.
Galactoscope. Galactoscope ; Lacto- scope.
Galactose. Galactose.
Galactose. Galactosis ; Galactopoiesis.
Galactozyme. Galactozyme.
Galactiirie. Galacturia; Chyluria.
Galazyme. Galazyme.
Galbaniuu. Galbanum.
Galbule. Galbulus.
Gale. Itch.
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Gale bedouiue. Lichen simplex. Gal^. Sweet gale. Galeauthropie. Galeanthropy. Galeiforme. In the form of a helmet. Galene. Galena ; Native sulphide of
lead. Galenique. Galenic. Gal^nisme. Galenism. Galeniste. Galenist. Galere. Gallery (Chemistry). Galeux, -euse. Infected with itch. Galiancouisme. Galianconism; Atrophy
of the arm with shortening. Galipot. Galipot ; Crude Burgundy
pitch. Galle. Galla ; Nut-gall. Gall^ine. Gallein. Gallique. Gallic. Gallium. Gallium. Galop. Gallop. Galopant, -ante. Galloping. Galvanique. Galvanic. Galvanisation. Galvanization, or -sa-
tion. Galvanise, -ee. Galvanized, or -sed. Galvanisme. Galvanism. Galvanocaustique. Galvano - caustic,
adj. ; Galvano-cautery, s. Galvano-magnetisme. Galvano - mag- netism. Galvanometre. Galvanometer. Galvanoplastie. Galvanoplastics. Galvano-puncture. Galvano-puncture. Galvanoscope. Galvanoscope. Galvanoscopie. Galvanoscopy. Galvanoscopique. Galvanoscopie. Galvano-therapie. Galvano-therapeu-
tics. Gambler; Gambir. Gambler; Gambir. Gamme. Scale (Music). Gamomanie. Gamomania ; Gameno-
mania. Gamopetale. Gamopetalous. Gamophylle. Gamophyllous. Ganache. Lower jaw of the horse. Ganglifere. Having a ganglion. Gangliforme. Gangliform. Gangliite. Gangliitis. Ganglioma. Ganglioma. Ganglion. Ganglion. Ganglionite. Ganglionitis ; Gangliitis. Ganglionnaire. Ganglionic. Gangrene. Gangrene. [grenous.
Gangreneux, ou -^neux, -euse. Gan- Gangue. Gangue. Ganja. Ganja ; Cannabis indica. Ganoiue. Gauoin. Gant. Glove. Gantel^e. Digitalis ; Foxglove.
Gantelet. Glove-bandage.
Garance. Madder.
Garancine. Garancin.
Garcinie. Garcinia.
Garde-robe. Aller k la-. To go to the watercloset.
Gargarisme. Gargle ; Gargarism.
Gargouillement. (1) Splashing sound ; (2) Borborygmus.
Garou. Spurge-laurel.
Garrot. (1) Withers (horse) ; (2) A twisting tourniquet ; An old tourni- quet of Morels (1674).
Gast^ranax. A supposed principle of digestion (J. Dolee).
Gast^rangemphraxie. Gasterangiem- phraxis ; Vascular or pyloric ob- struction.
Gast^rase. Pepsin.
Gasteromycete. Gastromycetes.
Gastralgie. Gastralgia, or -gy.
Gastrectomie. Gastrectomy.
Gastricisme. Gastricism.
Gastricite. Gastric derangement.
Gastricole. Living in the stomach.
Gastrique. Gastric.
Gastrite. Gastritis.
Gastritie. Gastricism ; Gastralgia ; The general state due to these affections.
Gastro-arthrite. Gastro-arthritis.
Gastrobrosie. Gastrobrosis.
Gastrocele. Gastrocele.
Gastrocn^mien. Gastrocnemius.
Gastro-colique. Gastrocolic ; Pertain- ing both to the stomach and to the colon.
Gastro-colite. Gastrocolitis.
Gastro-conjonctivite. Inflammation of the stomach and of the conjunctiva (Vet.).
Gastro-cystite. Simultaneous gastritis and cystitis.
Gastrodidyme. Gastrodidymus.
Gastro-duodenite. Gastroduodenitis.
Gastrodynie. Gastrodynia.
Gastro-eljrtrotomie. Gastroelytrotomy.
Gastro-enteralgie. Gastroenteralgia.
Gastro-enteralgique. Gastroenteralgic.
Gastro-enterite. Gastroenteritis.
Gastro - enterostomie. Gastroenteros- tomy.
Gastro-^piplolque. Gastroepiploic.
Gastro-hepatique. Gastrohepatic,
Gastro-h6patite. Gastrohepatitis.
Gastro-humeral, -ale. Extending from the walls of the stomach to the shoulder (Vet.). [tomy.
Gastro - hysterotomy. Gastrohystero-
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Gastro-hysterectomie. Gastrohysterec- tomy.
Gastroide. Having the shape of a stomach ; Corpulent.
Gastro- intestinal, -ale. Gastrointes- tinal.
Gastromalacie. Gastromalacia.
Gastromele. Gastromelus, s. ; Gastro- melous, adj. [strosity.
Gastromelie. A gastromelous mon-
Gastro-pylorique. Gastropyloric.
Gastrorrhagie. Gastrorrhagia.
Gastrorrhaphie. Gastrorrhaphy.
Gastrorrhee. Gastrorrhea, or -cea,
Gastroscope. Gastroscope.
Gastroscopie. Gastroscopy.
Gastroscopique. Gastroscopie.
Gastrose. Gastrosis.
Gastro-spasme. A spasmodic gastric contraction.
Gastro-splenique. Gastrosplenic.
Gastrostege. Gastrostege (Biology).
Gastrostenose. Gastrostenosis.
Gastrostomie. Gastrostomie.
Gastro-thoracique. Gastrothoracic.
Gastrotome. Gastrotome.
Gastrotomie. Gastrotomy.
Gastro-tubotomie. Opening the abdo- men and one of the Fallopian tubes to extract the foetus in a case of tubal or ovarian pregnancy (Gardien).
Gastro-vasculaire. Gastro- vascular,
Gastroxie. Gastroxia.
Gastrula. Gastrula.
Gastrulaire. Pertaining to the gastrula.
G&teau. (l)Cake; (2) A portion of the electrophorus.
Gateau de charpie. Pledgets of lint placed one above the other,
G&teau febrile. Congestion and hjrper- trophy of the spleen felt through the abdotiiinal wall.
Gateux ; Gateuse. Term applied to old paralytics with incontinence of urine and fteces, also to lunatics whose minds are perverted to such an extent that they have lost all the instincts of cleanliness.
Gatisme. The state of being gS,teux, gS.teuse, q.v.
Gaucher, -ere. Left - handed, adj. ; Left-handed person, s.
Gaucherie. (1) The state of being left- handed ; (2) Awkwardness.
Gaulth^rie. Gaultheria.
Gavage. Gavage ; Feeding through a stomach -tube.
Gayac. Guaiacum.
Gaz. Gas,
Gaze, Gauze.
Gaz^ifiable. That can be brought to
the gaseous state. Gaz^ification. Passage of a substance
from the liquid to the gaseous state. Gazeifi^, -^e. Brought to a gaseous
state, Gazeiforme, That has taken on the
gaseous state, Gazeite. The property of a substance
to take on the gaseous state. Gazeol. Gazed. Gazeux, -euse. Gaseous. Gazogene. Apparatus for producing
gas. Gazolene. Gasolene. Gazometre. Gasometer. Geant, -ante. Giant, s. and adj. Geantisme. Giantism. Geine. Ulmin. Gelatine. Gelatin ; Gelatine. Gelatine, -ee. That is coated with gela- tine. Gelatineux, -euse. Gelatinous. G^latiniforme. Resembling gelatine ;
Gelatinoid. G^latinisation. The passage of a body
to the gelatinous state or aspect. Gel^e. (1) Frost; (2) Jelly. Gelidium. Gelidium, G41if, -ive. Cracked by frost. G^lose. Gelose, Gels^mine. Gelsemin, Gels^mium, Gelsemium, Gelure. The effect of congelation, G^mellaire. Pertaining to twins, G^melle, -ee. Gemellus ; Geminate. Gemellipare. Producing twins, Gemine, -ee. Geminate ; Geminous, Gemisseur, -euse. Said of lunatics who
are constantly groaning, Gemmace, -ee. Like a gemma, Genunaire ; Genunal, -ale. Pertaining
to a gemma. Gemmation, Gemmation. Gemme. (1) Gemma; (2) Hyaline
gummatous or resinous drops from
the bark of trees. Gemmipare. Gemmiparous. Gemmule. Gemmule. Genal, -ale. Genal. Gencive. Gum (of the teeth). Gene. Difficulty ; Embarrassment. G^neagen^se. Metagenesis. Genepi ; Genipi. Genepi ; Genipi. General, -ale. General ; Universal. Generalisation. Generalization, J or
-sation. Generalite. Generality.
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G^n^rateur, -trice. Generating, Gene-
Irifirative, adj. ; Generator, s,
G^neratif, -ive. Generative.
G^n^ration ; Gen^rescence. Generation.
G^nerescent, -ente. Generating.
Generescible. Susceptible of generation.
G^nerique. Generic.
Genese. Genesis.
G^nesie. Genesis ; Generation.
Genestade. A cystitis in animals caused by feeding on genista.
GenSt. Genista ; Broom.
G^n^tique. Genetic.
Genevrier. Juniper-tree.
G^ni. The genial tubercles.
G^nicul^, -^e. Geniculate ; Geniculated.
G^nie. Genius.
G^nie morbide. That which is common in the character of a disease affecting a large number of individuals.
G4nie epidemique. The character of the manifestations of epidemics.
Genien, -ienne. Genian ; Genial.
Genievre. Gin.
G^nio-glosse. The Genio-hyo-glossus muscle.
G^nio-hyoXdien. The Genio - hyoid muscle.
G^nio-phaiTngien. The lower fibres of the superior constrictor.
G^nioplastie. Genioplasty.
Genipi. Genipi.
Genital, -ale. Genital.
Genitalit^. The faculty of being engen- dered, of being born.
G^nitenr. Generator.
Genito-crural, -ale. Genito-crural.
G6nitoires. The external organs of generation.
Genito- spinal, -ale. Genito-spinal.
G^nito-urinaire. Genito-urinary.
G^noplastie. Plastic operation for the restoration of the cheeks.
Genou. Knee.
Genouille, -6e. Geniculate.
Genouillere. Knee-piece ; Knee-band- age.
Genre. Genus ; Species ; Kind.
Gentiane. Gentian ; Gentiana.
Gentiog^nin ; Gentiopicrin. Gentio- genin ; Gentiopicrin.
Gentisin. Gentisin.
Gentisique. Pertaining to gentisin.
Genu valgum. Genu valgum.
G^oblaste. Geoblast.
Geofifree ; GeofEroy^e. Geoffroya.
Geognosie. The science of the study of minerals.
G^ographie. Geography.
Geologie. Geology.
Geom^trie. Geometry.
Geometrique. Geometrical.
G^ophage. Geophagous, adj, ; Geo- phagist, s.
G^ophagie. Geophagy.
G^ophile. Geophilous.
Geophyte. A terrestrial plant.
Geralne ; Geranion. Geranium ; Cranes- bill root.
G^ranine ; Geraniine. Geraniin.
Geranion. Geranium. [icle.
G^ranis. Bandage for fractured clav-
Ger9ure. Chap ; Crack ; E.xcoriation.
Germandr^e. Germander.
Germe. Germ.
Germicide. Germicide.
Germifuge. Germifuge.
Germigene. Giving birth to a germ, adj. ; Part of the female apparatus of the taenia.
Germin, -ine. That comes naturally, without any known cause.
Germinal, -ale. Germinal.
Germinateur, -trice. That causes germination.
Germinatif, -ive. Germinal.
Germination. Germination.
Germinifere. Carrying or bearing germs.
Germinipare. Producing germs.
Germiniparie. Reproduction by germs.
Germiniparite. Resemblance to germs.
Gerocomie. Gerocomia, or -my.
Gerofle ; Girofle. Clove.
G^rontotoxon. Gerontotoxon ; Arcua senilis.
G^sier. Gizzard.
G^sine. Lying-in ward. [tion.
Gestateur, -trice. Concerning gesta-
Gestation. Gestation.
Gibbeux, -euse. Gibbous.
Gibbosity. Gibbosity.
Giboul^e. Shower of rain.
Gigantisme. Gigantism.
Gigantologie. Tlie part of teratology which includes giants.
Gilet de force. Strait- waistcoat.
Gill^nie. Gillenia.
Gill^nin. Gillenin.
Gingembre. Ginger.
Gingival, -ale. Gingival.
Gingivite. Gingivitis.
Ginglyme. Ginglymus.
Ginglymoldal, -ale ; Ginglymolde. Ginglymoid.
Giuklose. A kind of tetanus in new- born children (Iceland).
Ginsen; Ginseng. Ginseng.
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Giobertite. Natural carbonate of mag- nesia.
Girofle. Clove,
Gite. (1) The portion of epidermis raised by a sarcopte at the beginning of its furrow ; (2) The muscular masses of the legs of oxen (Vet.).
Givre. Hoar-frost.
Glabella. Glabella ; Glabellum.
Glabre. Glabrous.
Glabreite ; Glabrit6. The state of a glabrous organ.
Glabrisme. The state of an organ in teratology which is glabrous, but which normally should be pubescent.
Glace. Ice.
Glac^, -ee. Iced ; Frozen ; Frosted with a coating of sugar.
Glaciare ; Glacial, -ale. Glacial.
Gladi^ -ee. Gladiate ; Ensiform.
Glaladine. Gliadin.
Glaieul. Gladiolus (Botany).
Glaire. Viscous material ; Mucus ; Mucous discharge.
Glaireux, -euse. Glairy ; Viscous ; Slimy.
Glairidine. Glairin.
Glairigene. Producing glairin.
Glairine. Glairin.
Glaise. Clay ; Potter's earth.
Gland. (1) Acorn; (2) Glans (penis, etc.).
Glandage. Tumefaction of the sub- maxillary glands in glanders (Vet.).
Glandaire. Pertaining to a gland ; Glandular.
Glande. Gland.
Glande, -ee. Affected with tumefaction, etc. (see Glandage).
Glandifere. Having one gland or several glands.
Glandiforme. Having the shape of a gland.
Glandulaire. Glandular.
Glandule. Glandula.
Glanduleux, -euse. Glandulous.
Glandulifere. Having glands.
Glanduliforme. Shaped like a gland.
Glaucescence. Glaucescence.
Glaucescent, -ente. Glaucescent.
Glaucine. Glaucin ; Cowpox.
Glaucomateux, -euse. Glaucomatous.
Glaucome. Glaucoma.
Glauque. Glaucous.
Glene. Glene ; A glenoid cavity.
Gl^noidal, -ale ; Glenoide ; Glenoldien, -ienne. Glenoid.
Glette. Litharge.
Gliadine. Gliadin.
Gliome. Glioma.
Glio-sarcome. Gliosarcoma.
Glissement. Gliding movement (joints).
Globe. Globe ; Globus. [dage.
Globe d'une bande. A rolled-up ban- Globes epidermiques morbides. Epi- dermic globes ; Cancer-nests ; .Cell- nests (epithelioma).
Globe hysterique. Globus hystericus.
Globe oculaire. Globe of the eye ; Eyeball.
Globe ut^rin. The uterus rendered globular by the presence of the foetus or by a pathological growth, or by not having recovered its normal shape after childbirth.
Globifere ; Globigere. Globiferous.
Globulaire, adj. Globular.
Globulaire, s. Globularia.
Globule. Globule.
Globulenx, -euse. Globulous.
Globuline. Globulin.
Globulus-pallidus. Internal segment of the lenticular nucleus of the corpus striatum (German authors).
Glom^rulaire. Pertaining to the glomerule.
Glom^rule. Glomerule ; Glomerulus.
Glomerule, -ee. Having glomerules.
Glomeruliforme. In the shape of a glomerule.
Glom^rulite. Glomerulitis.
Glonolne. Glonoin ; Nitro-glycerine.
Glossalgie. Glossalgia.
Glossantbrax. Glossanthrax ; Anthrax of the tongue (Vet.).
Glossectomie. Glossectomy.
Glossien, -ienne ; Glossique. Glossal ; Lingual ; Glottic.
Glossite. Glossitis.
Glossocatoche. A tongue-depressor ; Glossocatochus.
Glossocele. Glossocele.
Glossocome. Ancient apparatus for fractures or dislocations of the thigh or leg.
Glosso-epiglottique. Glosso-epiglottic.
Glosso-facial, -ale. Glossofacial.
Glossographie. Glossography,
Glosso-labial, -ale. Glosso-labial.
Glosso-labio-pharyng^, -ee. Glosso- labio-pharyngeal.
Glossologie. Glossology.
Glossomathie. Knowledge of languages.
Glosso-palatin, -ine. Glosso-palatine ; The Palato-glossus muscle.
Glosso - pharyngien, -ienne. Glosso- pharyngeal (nerve) ; The fibres of the superior constrictor that come from the side of the tongue.
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GlOBSopl^gie. Glossoplegia. GloBSO-staphylin, -ine. Same as Glosso-
palatin, q.v. Glossotomie. Glossotomy. Glotte. Glottis ; Rima glottidis. Glottique. Glottic, Glottiscope. Glottiscope. Glu. Bird-lime. [Glyc-.
Glue-. For words beginning with. See Glumac6, -^e. Glumaceous. Glume. Glume. Glume, -6e. Having a glume. Glumellule. Glumellule ; Lodicule. Gluten. Gluten. Glutinatif, -ive. Agglutinative. Glutine. Glutin ; Glue. Glutineux, -euse. Glutinous ; Viscous. Glyc^mie. Glycemia, or -£emia. Glyc^re. A medicine having glycerine
as excipient. Glyc^ride. Glyceride ; Glycerid. Glycerine. Glycerine ; Glycerin ; Gly-
cerinum. Glycerinien, -ienne; Glyc^rique. Per- taining to glycerine. Glycerole. See Glycere. Glyceryle. Glyceryl. Glycide. Glycide. Glycile. Glyceryl. Glycine. (1) Glycin ; (2) Glycina. Glycinium. Glucinum ; Beryllium. Glycocholique. Glycocholic. GlycocoUe. Glycocol. Glycocyamine, Glycocyamin. Glycodrupose. Glycodrupose. Glycogene. Glycogen. Glycogenese. Glycogenesis. Glycogenic. Glycogeny. Glycogenique. Glycogenic. Glycohemie. Glycohemla, or -haemia ;
Glycemia, or-aemia. Glycoh^mique. Glycohemie, or -hsemic. Glycol. Glycol. Glycolamide. Glycolamid. Glycolamine ; Glycolammine. Glycocol. Glycolique. Glycollic. Glycolurique. Glycoluric. Glyconine. Glyconin. Glycose. Glucose ; Glycose. Glycoside. Glucosid, or -de. Glycosine. Glucosin. GlycoBurie. Glycosuria ; Glucosuria ;
Glucosis. Glycosurique. Glucosuric. Glyc3anetre. Saccharometer. Glycjnrh^tine. Glycyrrhetin. Glycjnrhiza. Glycyrrhiza ; Liquorice
root. Glyoxal. Glyoxal.
Glyoxaline. Glyoxalin.
Glyoxylique. Glyoxylic.
Gmeline. Gmelina.
Gnatorrhagie. Gnathorrhagia.
Gobbe. (1) An arsenical poison-ball for dogs, also one of strychnine ; (2) Wool-ball; Hair-ball (Vet.).
Gobbe, -ee. Having either (1) or (2) (see Gobbe) in the stomach.
Godet de favus. Cup-favus.
Godets de Morgagni, ou du rectum. Sinuses of Morgagni between the columns of Morgagni (rectum).
Godronn^. Canal-. Canal of Petit be- tween the zone of Zinn, the crystal- line lens, and the vitreous body.
Godroime. Corps-. Lamella of gray sub- stance in the concavity of the hippo- campus major.
Goemon. Sea-wrack.
Goetre ; Goitre. Goitre ; Goiter ; Wen.
Goitreux, -euse. Goitrous, adj. ; A person affected with goitre, ,s\
Golfe de I'urethre. Normal dilatation of the male urethra at the bulb.
Golfe de la veine jugulaire. Sinus or Gulf of the internal jugular vein.
Gomme. (1) Gum (Chemical) ; (2) Gumma {pi. Gummata).
Gomm^, -^e. Gummy ; Containing gum ; Gummous.
Gomme-gutte. Gamboge ; Cambogia.
Gommeline. Dried dextrine.
Gomme-r^sine. Gum-resin. [tous.
Gommeux, -euse. Gummous ; Gumma-
Gommier. Gum-tree.
Gommifere. Giving gum.
Gommiforme. Resembling gum.
Gommique. Pertaining to gum.
Gommite. Gums in general.
Gommose. Gummosis.
Gomphose. Gomphosis.
Gonagre. Gonagria.
Gonalgie. Gonalgia.
Gonarthrocace. Gonarthiocace ; White swelling of the knee.
Gondole. Eye-cup for eye douches.
Gonecyste. Gonecyst.
Gonflement. Swelling ; Tumefaction.
Goniometre. Instrument for measuring craniometric angles.
Goniometrie. The use of an instru- ment, etc. See Goniometre.
Gonion. Gonion ; The craniometric point at the angle of the lower jaw.
Gonoc^le. (1) Gonocele ; (2) Spermato- cele ; Gonocele.
Gonochorise, ou -isme. Gonochorismus.
Gouocoque ; Gonococcus. Gonococcue.
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Gonorrhee. Gonorrhea, or -oea.
Gonorrheique. Gonorrheal, or -ceal.
Gonotheque. Gonotheca.
Gorge. Throat ; Neck ; Gullet.
Gorge, -^e. Engorged.
Gorgee. Quantity swallowed at a time ; Mouthful ; Draught.
Gorgeret. Gorget (surgical instrument).
Gorre. An old name for syphilis.
Gosier. Gullet ; Fauces. [fauces.
Gosier. Isthme du-. Isthmus of the
Gosgypium. Gossypium.
Goudron. Tar.
Gouge. Gouge.
Gourd, -de (Pop.). Swollen; Turgescent.
Gourde. Gourd.
Gourme. (1) Crusts of eczema or im- petigo in children ; (2) Glanders (Vet.).
Gousse. Pod.
Gout. Taste. - [Gout.
Goutte. (1) Drop (of a liquid); (2)
Goutteux, -euse. Gouty.
Gouttiere. (1) Groove on a bone ; (2) A grooved splint made of iron wire, and used, after being padded, for fractures, etc.
Graduateur. An instrument to vary the intensity of the current in an induction apparatus.
Grain. (1) Corn ; Mark ; Grain ; Small berry ; (2) A pustule of small-pox, and the mark it leaves.
Grain d'orge. A kind of raspatory.
Grains d'orge, ou riziformes, ou hordei- formes des synoviales, ou des tendons. Melon-seed bodies (joints, tendons).
Graine. Seed.
Graisse. Fat ; Adipose tissue.
Graisseux, -euse. Fatty ; Adipose.
Gramme. Gram ; Gramme (15"438 grains).
Grandes levres. Labia majora.
Grand os. Os magnum (carpus).
Grand rond. Teres major muscle.
Grand sympathique. The sympathetic nerve.
Granulaire. Granular.
Granulation. Granulation.
Granule. Granule.
Granule, -^e. Granulated.
Granuleux, -euse. Granulous ; Granu- lar.
Granulie. Granulia.
Granulite. Granulitis.
Granulose. (1) Granulose ; (2) Gran- ulia.
Graphique, Graphic.
Graphite. Graphite ; Plumbago. Graphitique. Relating to graphite. Graphologie. Graphology. Grappes. Cutaneous excrescences ;
Condylomata. Gras, -asse. Fat ; Fleshy. Gras de la jambe. Calf of the leg. Gras-fondure. Molten grease (Vet. ). Grasseyement. A bad pronunciation of
the letter r. Gratiole. Gratiola. Gratioline. Gratiolin. Gratiolirrh^tine. Gratiolirrhetin. Grattage. Grattage ; Abrasion ; Scrap- ing. Grattelle. (1) Miliary itch ; (2) An
itching ; (3) Ciliary blepharitis. Grattement. The act of scratching. Gravatif, -ive. Applied to a dull, heavy
pain. Gravature. Scab-rot. Grave. Heavy ; Deep (sound) ; Serious ;
Grave (disease). [or gravel.
Gravele, -^e. Consisting of small grains Graveleux, -euse. Pertaining to gravel ;
Affected with gravel. Gravelle. Gravel. Gravide. Gravid. Gravidisme. Gravidism. Gravidite. Gravidity. Gravido-cardiaque. Pertaining to the
heart and to the gravid state. Gravier. Gravel ; Grit. Gravifique. Rendering heavy. Gravimetre. Gravimeter. Gravitation. Gravitation. Gravity. Gravity.
Greffe. Graft. [grafting.
Greffon. The piece of tissue used for Gregaire. Gregarious. Grele, adj. Small, narrow and thin. Grele. Intestin-. The small intestine. Grele, de la cuisse. Muscle-. The
Gracilis muscle. Grgle, s. Hail.
Greleux, -euse. Unequal ; Seamed. Greleux. Os-. A name formerly applie
to the cuboid bone of the tarsus. Grelon. (1) Hailstone ; (2) Chalazion. Grenade. Pomegranate. Grenouille. Frog. Grenouillette. Ranula. Grenu, -ue. Having small granulations. Grieche. Sharp ; Sour. Griffe. Claw. [hooks.
Griffe de Malgaigne. Malgaigne's Grillet. A popular term for a vesicle
caused by a burn, and sometimes for
vesicles in general.
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Grimpant, -ante. Climbing.
Grimper. To climb.
Grincement des dents. Grinding of the
teeth. Grippal, -ale. Pertaining to influenza ;
Grippal. Grippe. Influenza.
Grippal -6e. (1) Suffering from in- fluenza ; (2) Having a shrunken, con- tracted face. Grippement. The state of that which
is shrunken and contracted. Gris, -ise. Grey. Grison. Fire-damp; Light carburetted
hydrogen ; Marsh-gas. Grognement. A kind of snorting or
grunting. Gros, -osse. Large ; Big ; Bulky. Groseille. Currant. Grosse. Une femme-. A pregnant
woman. Grossesse. Pregnancy. Grossissement. Magnifying, s. Grossularine ; Grossuline. Pectine. Groupe. Group ; Cluster. Gruau. Oatmeal. Grumeau. Clot. Gnunele, -ee. Formed of clots. Grumeleux, -euse. Clotted. Grypose. Gryposis. Gryposique. Pertaining to, or affected
with, gryposis. Guacine. Guacin. Guaco ; Huaco. Guaco. Guanine. Guanin. Guano. Guano. Guarana. Guarana. Guaranine. Caffein. Gubemaculum. Gubernaculum. Guepe. Wasp. Gu^rison. Recovery ; Cure. Gueule. (1) Mouth (of some animals) ; (2) Complicated harelip with oblique facial cleft. Gueule-de-loup. Hare-lip with exten- sive cleft-palate. Gui. Mistletoe. Guimauve. Marsh-mallow. Gulaire. Gular.
Gummifere ; Gommifere. Giving gum. Gummique ; Gommique. Pertaining to
gum. Gustatif, -ive. Gustative ; Gustatory. Gustation. Gustation. Gutta-percha. Gutta-percha. Gutte ; Gomme-gutte. Gamboge. Guttural, -ale. Guttural. Gutturo-tetanique. Gutturo-tetanic. Gymnase. Gymnasium.
Gymnastique, s. Gymnastics, s.pl.
Gymnoblaste. Gymnoblast.
Gymnocytode. Gymnocytode.
Gymnogyne. Gymnogynous.
Gynandre. Gynandrous.
Gynanthrope. Applied to hermaphro- dites having more the characteristics of the man than of the woman.
G3m6cee. Gynecium.
Gynecie. The menses.
G3mecologie. Gynecology.
Gynecomastie. Gynecomastia.
Gjraophore. Gynophore.
Gypse. Gypsum.
Gypseux, -euse. Containing gypsum.
Gypso-steatome. Steatoma incrusted with earthy salts.
Gyration. Gyration.
Gyrencephale. Having a brain pro- vided with convolutions.
Gsrroide. Spifoid.
Gyrus. Gyrus ; A cerebral convolution.
H. Symbol of Hydrogen. Habenula. Habenula. Habenulaire. Habenular. Habitat. Habitat. Habitation. Habitation. Habitativite. The instinct that binds to a country, habitation, way of living, etc. Habitude. Habit. Habituel, -elle. Habitual. Habitus. Habitus ; Habit. Hachisch ; Hachich. Indian hemp ;
Hashish. Hachischine ; Hachichine. Resin of
Indian hemp. Hachure. Hachement (Massage). Hagenie. Hagenia. H^le. Heat of the sun ; Burning sun ;
Their effects on the epidermis. H416, -ee. Sun-burnt ; Tanned. Haleine. Breath. [ing.
Haletant, -ante. Out of breath ; Pant- Haleter. To pant. Halimetre. Halimeter. Halim^trie. Halimetry. Halimetrique. Halimetric. Halitueux, -euse. Halituous ; Vapor- ous ; Moist. Hallucination. Hallucination. Hallucine, -ee. Affected with halluci- nation. Halo. Halo. [salts.
Halochimie. The chemical study of Halogene. Halogenic. Halographie. Description of saline compounds.
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Halo'ide. Haloid.
Halologie. Description of salts.
Halophile. Halophilous. [salts.
Halotechnie. Chemical preparation of
Haltere. Poiser or Balancer (Gym- nastics) ; Dumb-bells.
Halurgie. Manufacture of salts.
Hamameliu. Hamamelin.
Hameconne, -ee. Hooked ; In the form of a fish-hook ; Hamular.
Hampe. Stem ; Handle.
Hamulaire, s. Bronchial filaria.
Hamuleux, -euse. Hamulose ; Hamu- late ; Hamular,
Hamulus. Hamulus of the cochlea.
Hanche. Hip.
Hanche scrofuleuse. Coxalgia.
Hanche, -ee ; Hanchial, -ale. Pertain- ing or attached to the hip.
Haphemetrique. Haphemetric ; Re- lating to esthesiometry.
Happant, -ante. That adheres to the tongue.
Happement. The property of certain minerals to adhere to the tongue.
Haptogene. Said of a substance that adheres to the body through which it is chemically formed.
Haras. Stud (of breeding horses, etc.).
Hareng. Herring.
Hargne. An old word signifying hernia.
Hargneux, -euse. Affected with hernia.
Haricot. French bean.
Harmaline. Harmalin.
Harmonie. Harmony.
Harmouique. Harmonic, adj. ; Har- monics, s.pl.
Harmonometre. A portion of the roof of the aqueduct of Sylvius.
Haste, -ee. Hastate.
Haut, -te. High ; Tall ; Upper.
Haut mal. Epilepsy.
Hauteur. Height ; Altitude.
Hebdomadaire. Weekly.
Hebephrenie. Hebephrenia.
Hebetude. Hebetude ; Dulness of the senses and intellect ; The first degree of stupor. [hectic fever.
Hecticite. State brought about by
Hectique. Hectic.
Hectisie. See Hecticite.
Hedera. Hedera ; Ivy.
H^derine. Hederin.
H^derique. Hederic.
H^dra. Superficial wounds of the cranial bones.
Helcologie. Helcology.
Helcose. Helcosis.
Helctique. Epispastic.
Helcydrion. Superficial ulceration of the cornea.
Helenine. Helenin ; Inulin.
Helianthe. Helianthus.
Helice. Snail.
Helicien, -ienne. Pertaining to the helix or to a snail.
Helicin, -ine. Helicine.
Helicine, s. (1) Helicin; (2) The mucilage of snails.
Helicoidal, -ale ; Helico'ide. Helicoid.
Helicoidine. Helicin.
Helicotreme. Helicotrema.
Heliophobe. Heliophobic.
Heliophobie. Heliophobia.
Heliopsydracie. Blister due to insola- tion.
Heliose. Heliosis.
Heliotrope. Heliotrope ; Sunflower.
Heliotropisme. Heliotropism.
Helix. Helix.
Helminthagogue. Helminthagogue ; Anthelmintic.
Helminthe. Helminth.
Helminthiase. Helminthiasis.
Helminthicide. Helminthicide ; Ver- micide.
Helminthochorton. Helminthochorton ; Corsican moss.
Helminthogenesie. The multiplication of helminthes ; Helminthogenesis.
Helminthologie. Helminthology.
Helocere. Helocerous.
Helode. Helodes.
Heloderme. Helodennatous.
Helopyre. Helopyra.
Hem. A dry cough.
Hemacelinose. Hemacelinosis ; Pur- pura ; Haemacelinosis.
Hemachroine. Hema- or Hsemachroin ; Hema- or Haematosin.
Hemacyanin, ou -ne. Hema- or Hsema- cyanin.
Hemadrometre. Hema- or Haemadro- meter.
Hemadromometre. Hema- or Haema- dromometer.
Hemadyuamique. Hema- or Hasma- dynamics.
Hemadynamometre. Hema- or Haema- dynamometer.
Hemagogue. Hema- or Haemagogue.
Hemal. Hemal, or Haemal.
Hemaleucine. Hema- or Haemaleucin.
Hemaleucose. Hema- or Hsemaleu- kosis.
Hemalopie. Hema- or Haemalopia.
Hemamibe. Hema- or Haemameba, or -amoeba.
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H^maph^ine. Hema- or HsRmaphein. H^mapheique. Hema- or Hsemapheic. H^mapheisme. Hema- or Hsema-
pheism. H^mapophyse. Hema- or Hsemapo-
physis. H^maporie. Hema- or Hsemaporia. Hemastatique. Hema- or Haema-
etatics. Hematal. Hemal, or Haemal. H^matalloscopie. Medico-legal exami- nation of the blood (Taddei). H^mataporie. Hema- or Haemataporia. H^mataulique. The laws that govern
the movement of the blood (Ma-
gendie). Hemateine. Hema- or Hsematein. H^matemese. Hema- or Haemate-
mesis. Hemateux, -euse. Hema- or Haematic. H^mathidrose. Hema- or Haemati-
drosis. Hematie. A red blood corpuscle. Hematimetre. Hema-orHaematimeter. H^matim^trie. Hema- or Haemati-
metry. H^matine. Hema- or Haematin. Hematinique. Hema- or Haematinic. Hematinurie. Hema- or Haematinuria. Hematique. Hematic, or Haematic. Hematite. Blood-stone ; Hematite ;
Haematite. H^matobie. Hema- or Hsematobious,
adj. ; Hema- or Haematobium, s, Hematoblaste. Hema- or Haematoblast. Hematocele. Hema- or Hsematocele. Hematocephale. Hema- or Haemato-
cephalus. Hematochroline. See Hemachroine. H6matocristal ; H^matocristalline.
Hema- or Haematocrystallin. H^matocyanine. Hema- or Haema-
cyanin. H^matocyste. Hema- or Haematocyst. nematode. Hema- or Haematodes. H^matodynamom^tre. Hema- or
Haematodynamometer, H^matoglobuline. Hema- or Haemato-
globulin. H^matographie. Hema- or Haemato-
graphy. H^matoide. Hema- or Haematoid. H^matoidine ; H^matolne. Hema- or
Haematoidin ; Hema- or Haematoin. H^matoline. Hema- or Haematolin. H^matologie. Hema- or Haematology. Hematoma. Hema- or Haematoma. Hematometre, s.m. Hema- or Haema-
tometer. I
Hematometre, s.f. Hema- or Haema-
tometra ; Metrorrhagia. Hematom^trie. (1) Hema- or Haema-
tometry ; (2) Distension of the uterus
by blood. Hematomphale. Hema- or Haematom-
phalocele. Hematomyelie. Hema- or Haemato-
myelia. Hematoncie. Hema- or Haematoncus. Hematonose. (1) Haemorrhage and its
consequences ; (2) Deterioration of
the blood in general. Hematopathie. Hema- or Haemato-
pathy. Hematophage. Hema- or Haemato-
phagous. H6matoph3rte. Hema- or Haemato-
phyte. H^matopisie. Hema- or Haematopisis,
or -sy. H^matopoese. Hema- or Haemato-
poiesis. H^matopoetique. Hema- or Haemato- poietic. H^matoporphyrine. Hema- or Haema-
toporphyrin. Hematorrhachis. Hema- or Haema-
torrhachis. Hematorrhde. Hema- or Hcematorrhea,
or -cea. H^matosalpingite. Hema- or Haemato-
salpingitis. H^matoscopie. Hema- or Haematos-
copy. H^matose. Hema- or Haematosis. H^matosepsie. Hema- or Hsemato-
sepsis ; Septicaemia. H^matosine. Hema- or Haematosin. Hematosique. Pertaining to Haema- tosis or to Haematosin. Hematospilie. Ecchymosis. [lin.
H^matoxyline. Hema- or Haematoxy- H^matoxylon. Hema- or Haematoxylon. Hematozemie. Loss of blood. Hematozoaire. Hema- or Haematozoon. Hematoz}anoBe. Hema- or Haematozy-
mosis. H^maturese. Hema- or Haematuresis. H^maturie. Hema- or Haematuria. H^maturique. Hema- or Haematuric. Hemautographe. Hema- or Haemauto-
graph, or -gram. [lopia.
H^m^ralope. Affected with hemera- H^m^ralopie. Hemeralopia. Hemeropathie. Hemeropathy. Hemerythrine. Hemerythrin, or Hae-
merythrin. Hemhydrose. Hemihidrosis.
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H^miac^phale. Hemiacephalus (s),
-lous {adj). H^miac^phalie. Hemiacephaly. H^mialgie. Hemialgia. H^mianatrope. Half folded upon itself
or reflected. Hemianesthesia. Hemianesthesia. Hemianopsie. Hemianopsia. Hemiarthrose. Symphysis. Hemiathetose. Hemiathetosis. Hemicephale. Hemicephalus (s), -lous
(cidj); Anencephalus (s), -lous {adj). Hemicephalee. Hemicephalia ; Hemi-
crania. Hemichoree. Hemichorea. Hemicranie. Hemicrania. Hemicylindrique. Hemicylindrical. H6midiaphorese. Hemidiaphoresis. Hemie. Deterioration of the blood in
general (Monneret). H^miencephale. Hemiencephalus (s),
-lous {adj). Hemiencephalie. Hemiencephaly. Hemifacial, -ale. Hemifacial. Hemimele. Hemimelus (s), -lous {adj). H^mimelie. The hemimelous state. Hemine. Hemin, or Hsemin. H^miopie. Hemiopia. Hemipage. Hemipagus {s), -gous {adj). Hemipagie. (1) The hemipagous state;
(2) Hemialgia. Hemipathie. A unilateral affection. Hemipeptone. Hemipeptone. Hemiphonie. Hemiphonia. Hemipinique. Hemipinic. Hemiplegie. Hemiplegia. Hemiplegique. Hemiplegia. Hemiproteine. Hemiprotein. H^miptere. Hemipterous. Hemisphere. Hemisphere. Hemispherique. Hemispheric. Hemite. Hemitis, or Hsemitis. Hemit^rie. An abnormality of the class
Hemiterata. Hemitritee. Hemitriteus. Hemochroine. Hema- or Hsematosin. H^mochromogene. Hemo- or Hsemo-
chromogen. Hemochromometre. Hemo- or Hsemo-
chromometer. H^mocyanine. Hemo- or Haemocyanin. Hemocyauose. Hemo- or Heemocya-
nosis. H^mocytometre. Hemo- or Hsemo-
cytometer (Gowers). Hemodie. The condition of the teeth
being put on edge. Hemodrometre. Hemo- or Hsemodro-
mometer.
H^modromographe. Hemo- or Hsemo-
dromograph. H^modromometre. Hemo- or Hsemo-
dromometer. Hemodjmamique. Hemo- or Haemo-
dynamics, s.pl. Hemodjniamometre. Hemo- or Haemo-
dynamometer. Hemoglobine. Hemo- or Haemoglobin. Hemoglobinhemie. Hemo- or Haemo-
globinemia, or -aemia. Hemoglobiniirie. Hemo- or Haemo-
globinuria. Hemoglobinurique. Hemo- or Haemo-
globinuric. Hemographion. Hemo- or Haemo-
dynamometer. Hemohydarthrose. Hemo- or Haemo-
hydarthrosis. Hemoide. Hemoid, or Haemoid. Hemomanometre. Hemo- or Hsemo-
dynamometer. Hemometre. Hemo- or Haemometer. Hemopathie. Affection of the blood
through deterioration (Lobstein). H^mopericarde. Hemo- or Haemo-
pericardium. Hemopheine. Hema- or Haemaphein
(Grossi). Hemophilic. Hemo- or Haemophilia. Hemophilique. Hemo- or Haemophilic. Hemophobie. Hemo- or Haemophobia. Hemophthalmie. Hemo- or Haemoph-
thalmia. Hemoplanie. Hemato- or Hsemato-
plania. Hemoplastie. Hemo- or Haemoplasty. Hemoplastique. Hemo- or Haemoplastic. H6mopoese. Hemo- or Haemopoiesis. Hemopoetique. Hemo- or Haeniopoietic. Hemoproctie. Hemo- or Haemoproctia ;
Anal haemorrhage. Hemoptose. Hemo- or Haemoptosis ;
Haemorrhage. Hemoptyique ; Hemoptysique. Aflfected
with haemoptysis ; Haemoptysic. Hemoptysie. Hemoptysis; Haemoptysis. Hemorrhagie ; Hemorragie. Hemor- rhage, or Haemorrhage. Hemorrhagipare, ou -phore ; H6-
morragipare, ou -phore. Applied to
the vessel from which haemorrhage
takes place. Hemorrhagique, ou -ragique. Hemo-
or Haemorrhagic. Hemorrhagophilie, ou Hemorrha-
philie. Hemo- or Haemorrhaphilia. Hemorrhee. Hemo- or Haemorrhea, or
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H^morrhelcome. Hemo- or Hsemor- rhelcoma.
Hemorrhelcose. Hemo- or Hsemor- rhelcosis.
H^morrhinie. Hemo- or Hsemorrhinia.
H^morrhohidrose, ou -rholdrose. Hemo- or Haemorrhohidrosis.
H^morrhoidaire ; Hemorrhoidal, -ale, ou -roidal, -ale. Hsemorrhoidal.
H^morrhoide, ou -roide. Hemo- or Haemorrhoid.
H^morrhoique. Hemo- or Hsemor- rhoidal.
Hemorrhoscopie. The study of haemor- rhages.
H^moscheocele. Hemato- or Haemato- scheocele.
Hemospasie. Hemo- or Haemospasia.
Hemospasique. Hemo- or Haemospastic.
Hemospermia. Hemato- or Haemato- spermia.
H^mostase, ou -sie. Hemo- or Haemo- stasia, or -sis.
H^mostatique. Hemo- or Haemostatic.
H^motachometre. Hemo- or Haemo- tachometer.
H^motelangiose. Hemo- or Haemo- telangiosis (Lobstein).
H^motexie. Hemo- or Haemotexis,
Hemothorax. Hemo- or Haemothorax.
H^motoxie. Toxic deterioration of the blood.
H^motoxique. Pertaining to toxic de- terioration of the blood.
Hemotrophie. Hemo- or Haemotrophy.
H^motyphus. Deterioration of the blood in typhus.
H^miir^sie. Hemuresis ; Haemuresis ; Haematuria.
Heiin6. Henna.
Hennebane ; Jusquiame. Hyoscyamus ; Henbane.
Hennissement. Neighing.
Hepatalgie. Hepatalgia.
Hepatemphraxis. Hepatemphraxis.
Hepatine. Hepatin ; Glycogen.
H^patique, adj. Hepatic.
Hepatique, s. Hepatica ; Liverwort.
Hepatirrh^e. Hepatirrhea, or -oea.
H^patisation. Hepatisation, or -zation.
Hepatise, -6e. Hepatised, or -zed.
H^patisie. Chronic disease of the liver in general (Alibert).
Hepatite. Hepatitis.
Hepatocele. Hepatocele.
H^patocirrhose. Hepatocirrhosis.
Hdpatocolique. Hepatocolic ; Relating to the liver and to the colon.
H^patocystique. Hepatocystic.
H^patogastrique. Hepatogastric. Hepatographie. Hepatography. H^patolithe. Hepatolith. Hepatologie. Hepatology. H^patomphale ; H^patomphalocele.
Hepatomphalocele. Hepatomyelome. Hepatomyeloma. Hepatoparectame. Hypertrophy of the
liver. Hepatorrhagie. Hepatorrhagia. Hepatorrh^e. Hepatorrhea, or -oea. Hepatorrhexie. Hepatorrhexis. H^patoscopie. Hepatoscopy. Hepatotomie. Hepatotomy. Hephestiorrhaphie. Bringing together
the lips of a wound after application
of the actual cautery, Heptachlorique. Perchloric. Heptachromic. Perchromic. Heptagyne. Heptagynous. Heptaiodique. Periodic (Chemistry). Heptandre. Heptandrous. Heptane. Heptane. Heptapharmacon. A medicine having
seven ingredients (Aetius). Heptaphylle. Heptaphyllous. Heraclee. Heracleum. Herapathite. Herapathite. Herbac6, -6e. Herbaceous. Herbage. Pasture ; Herbage. Herbe. Grass ; Herb. [bivora, s.pl. Herbivore. Herbivorous, adj. ; Her- Herbivorite. The herbivorous condition. Herborisation. Herborization.or -sation. Herboriste. Herbalist ; Herborist. Hereditaire. Hereditary. Heredite. Heredity. Heriss^, -ee. Bristling ; Rough. H^rissement. Standing on end (hair). H^risson. Hedgehog. Hermaphrodisie ; Hermaphrodisme, ou
-ditisme. Hermaphrodism; Hermaph- roditism. Hermaphrodite. Hermaphrodite. Hermetique. Hermetical ; Hermetic. Herm^tiquement. Hermetically. Hermetisme. Alchemy. Hermodacte, ou -dactyle. Hermo-
dactyl ; Colchicum. Hemiaire. Hernial. Hemie. Hernia ; Rupture. Hemie crurale. Femoral hernia ;
Crural hernia. Hemie etrangl^e. Strangulated hernia. Hernie de la ligne blanche. Hernia
through the linea alba. Hemie reductible. Reducible hernia. Hemi^, -ee. Herniated. Hemieux, -euse. Hernial.
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Hemioponcture. Herniopuncture.
Hemiotomie. Herniotomy
Herophile. Fressoir d'-. Torcular Hero- phili.
Herpes. Herpes.
Herp6tide. Any vesicular dermatosis.
Herpetique. Herpetic.
Herpetisme. Herpetism.
Herpetologie. Herpetology.
Hesp^ridie. Hesperidium.
Hesperidine. Hesperidin.
H^teracephale. Heteracephalous (adj), -lus (s).
H^t^radelphe. Heteradelphous (adj), -phus (s).
Heteradelphie. Heteradelphia.
Heteradenie. Heteradenia.
Heteradenique. Heteradenie.
Heteradenome. Heteradenoma.
Het^ralien. Heteralius.
H^tero-autoplastie. Hetero-autoplasty.
H^terobaphie. The condition of a body the surface of which is of two or several colours.
Heteroc^phale. Heterocephalous [adj), -lus (s).
H^t^rochrome. Heterochromous.
H^terochrone. Heterochronous, or -nic.
H^terochronie. Heterochronia.
Het^rocrlUiie. Heterocrania.
Het^rocrasie. Mixture of foreign sub- stances with the blood.
H^terocrasique. Relating to a mixture of foreign substances with the blood.
H^t^rocrinie ; Heterocrisie. An abnor- mal crisis.
Het^rodactyle. Heterodactyl.
Heterodyme, or -d3miien, -ienne. He- terodymus (s), -mous (adj).
Heterogene. Heterogeneous.
Heterogeneity. Heterogeneity.
Heterogenese ; Heterogenesie ; H4tero- g^nie. Heterogenesis ; Heterogeny.
Heteroglaucie. Abnormal production of green spots or stains.
H^teroglauque. Relating to an abnor- mal production, etc. See Hetero- glaucie.
Heterogene. Heterogenous.
H^terogyne. Heterogynous.
Het^ro-infection. Hetero-infection.
H^t^rolalie. Heterolalia.
H^terologie. Heterology.
Heterologue. Heterologous.
Heterolopie. Heterolopia, or -py.
Heteromorphe. Heteromorphous.
Heteromorphie, or -phisme. Hetero- morphism.
Het^ronome. Heteronomous.
H^t^ronomie. Heteronomy.
Het^ropage. Heteropagus («), -gous, (adj).
H^t^ropagie. The heteropagous condi- tion.
H6teropathie. Heteropathy ; Allo- pathy.
H^t^ropathique. Heteropathic ; Allo- pathic.
Heterophlegmasique. Substitutive with regard to inflammation.
H^t^rophonie. Heterophonia.
Het^rophthalme. Having one eye con- stituted diflFerently to the other ; Having a squint.
H^t^rophthalmie. The condition of having, etc. See Heterophthalme.
H^t^rophylle. Heterophyllous.
Heteroplasie. Heteroplasia (Lobstein).
Het^roplasme. Heteroplasm.
Heteroplastie. Heteroplasty.
Heteroplastique. Heteroplastic.
Heterorexie. Heterorexia ; Pica.
H^t^roscopie. Heteroscopy ; Deuteros- copy ; Abnormal vision.
H^terosome. Heterosomatous.
H^terosomie. The heterosomatous con- dition.
Heterostome. Having an irregular mouth. [mouth.
Het^rostomie. Irregularity of the
H^terotaxie. Heterotaxia, or -xis.
Heterotopie. Heterotopia, or -py.
Het^rotopique. Heterotopic, or -pons.
Hdterotrope. Heterotropous.
H^terotrophie. Heterotrophia, or -phy.
H^terotypien. Heterotypus.
H^terozoaire. Heterozoon,
Hetre. Beech.
Hexadactyle. Hexadactylous.
Hexadactylie. Hexadactylism. [adj.
Hexagone. Hexagone, s. ; Hexagonal,
Hexagyne. Hexagynian.
Hexagynie. The hexagynian condition.
Hexamere. Hexamerous.
Hexane. Hexane.
Hexapharmacon. Medicine having six ingredients.
Hexapode. Hexapod.
Hexylamlne. Hexylamin.
Hiatus. Hiatus ; Space ; Opening.
Hibemacle. Hibernaeulum.
Hibernal, -ale. Happening or growing in winter.
Hibemant, -ante. That hibernates.
Hibernation. Hibernation.
Hidrocritique. Relating to critical sweating ; Hidrocritical.
Hidrolde. Sudoral.
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Hidronose. Hidronosus.
Hidroplanie. Hidroplania.
Hidropyre. Sweating sickness ; Sweat- ing during fever.
Hidrorrhee. Hidrorrhea, or -cea.
Hidrorrheique. Pertaining to hydror- rhcEa.
Hidrotique. Hidrotic.
Hi^mal, -ale. Growing or happening in winter ; Hyemal.
Hi^ranose. Epilepsy ; The sacred disease.
Hi^rapicra. A purgative electuary composed of aloes, etc.
Hidropyre. Erysipelas ; St, Anthony's fire.
Hilarant, -ante ; Hilariant. Exhilara- ting.
Hilarant. Gaz-. Laughing gas.
Hile. Hilum.
Hilifere. Having a hilum.
Hilon. Hernia of the iris through the perforated cornea.
Hippanthropie. Hippanthropy.
Hippiatre. Hippiater ; Farrier ; Horse doctor.
Hippiatrie ; Hippiatrique. Hippiatry ; Veterinary medicine ; Farriery.
Hippique. Hippie.
Hippocampe (grand ou petit). Hippo- campus (major and minor).
Hippocras. Hippocras.
Hippocratique. Hippocratic.
Hippocratisme. Hippocratism.
Hippocratiste. A partisan of hippo- cratism.
Hippolithe. Hippolith.
Hippologie. Hippology.
Hippopathologie. Hippopathology.
Hippophage. Hippophagous.
Hippophagie. Hippophagy.
Hipposteologie. Hipposteology.
Hippotomie. Hippotomy.
Hippurate. Hippurate.
Hippurie. Hippuria.
Hippurique. Hippurie.
Hippus. Hippus ; Nystagmus.
Hircine. Hircin.
Hircique. Hircic.
Hircisme. Hircismus.
Hirondelle. Swallow (bird).
Hirsute. Hirsute.
Hirsutie. Hirsuties.
Hirudin^, -^e. Relating to leeches.
Hirudiniculture. Hirudiniculture.
Hirudiniforme. Shaped like a leech.
Hispide. Hispid ; Bristly.
Hispidit^. The condition of a bristly part.
Hispidule. Hispidulous.
Histine. Fibrin.
Histiolde. Histioid ; Histoid.
Histiologie. Description of the tissues (Valentin, 1836) ; Histology.
Histiologique. Histological. See His- tiologie.
Histique. Pertaining to the tissues and to their elements.
Histoblaste. An element or an ana- tomical unit of the tissues ; Histo-
Histochimie. Histochemistry, [blast.
Hlstodialyse. Histodialysis.
Histodialjrtique. Histodialytic.
Histogenese. Histogenesis; Histogeny.
Histogenetique. Histogenetic.
Histogenie. Histogeny ; Histogenesis.
Histographe. One who describes the tissues ; Histographer. [1824).
Histographie. Histography (Heusinger,
Histoire. History ; Narrative.
Histologie. Histology (Mayer, 1819).
Histologique. Histologic; Histolo- gical.
Histolysie. Histolysis (Lyons).
Histonomie. Histonomy (Heusinger 1824).
Histophysiologie. Histophysiology.
Histotome. Histotome.
Histotomie. Histotomy.
Histotomiste. Histotomist ; One who dissects the tissues.
Hlstotripsie. Histotripsy.
Histotripteur. A linear ecraseur.
Histotromie. Histotromy ; Fibrillary contraction.
Hiver. Winter.
Hochet. Coral for teething children.
Holagogue. Holagogue ; A radical remedy.
Holoblastique. Holoblastic.
Holopathie. Holopathy.
Holopathique. Holopathie.
Holophlyctide. Having vesicles all over the body.
Holost^, -ee. Holosteous.
Holotomie. Holotomy.
Holotomique. Holotomie.
Holotonique. Holotonic.
Homalographique. Homalograpbic.
Homard. Lobster. [adj-
Homicide. Homicide, s. ; Homicidal,
nominal, -ale; Hominien, -ienne. Per- taining to man.
Hominivore. Applied to parasites of man,
Homme. Man.
Homocentrique. Homocentric ; Con- centric.
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Homocinchonidine. Homooinchonidin.
Homoeomorphe. Homeomorphous ; Ho- mojomorphous.
Homoeopathe. Homeopath, or -thist ; Homoeopath, or -thist.
Eomoeopathie. Homeopathy ; Homoeo- pathy.
Homoeoplasie. Homeoplasia ; Homceo- plasia.
Homoeoplastique. Homeoplastic ; Ho- moeoplastic.
Homoeose. Homeosis ; Homoiosis.
Homogame. Homogamous.
Homogene. Homogen ; Homogeneous.
Homogeneite. Homogeneity.
Homog^nesie ; Homogenie. Homo- genesis ; Homogeny.
Homogone. Homogenous.
Homologie. Homology.
Homologique. Homologous.
Homologue. Homologue.
Homonome. Homonomous.
Homonyme. Homonymous.
Homoptere. Homopterous.
HomopjTOcatechine. Homologous to pyrocatechin.
Homotone. Homotonic.
Homotype. Homotype.
Homotypie. Homotypy. [typic.
Homotypique. Homotypical ; Homo-
Homozoique. Homeozoic.
Hongre. Gelded, Castrated, adj. ; Gelding, A castrated person, s.
Honoraires. Honorarium ; Fee.
Honteuses. Parties-. Pudenda.
Honteux, -euse. Pudic.
Hopital. Hospital.
Hoquet. Hiccough ; Hiccup.
Hordeiforme. Hordeiform.
Hordeine. Hordein.
Hordeum. Hordeum ; Barley,
Hordeique. Pertaining to barley.
Horizon. Horizon.
Horoptere. Horopter, s. ; Horopteric, adj.
Horopterique. Horopteric.
Horripilation. Horripilation.
Hospice. Almshouse ; Hospital.
Hospitalier, -iere. Pertaining to hospitals or to almshouses.
Hotel-Dieu. Name given to the prin- cipal hospital of a town.
Houblon. Hops ; Humulus ; Lupulus.
Houille. Pit-coal.
Houlque. Feather-grass.
Houppe. Tuft.
Houppe du menton. Levator labii in- ferioris ; Levator menti.
Houque. Feather-grass.
Houx. Holly.
Huaco. Guaco.
Huanoquine. Huanokin.
Huile. Oil.
Huileux, -euse. Oily.
Huit de chififre. Figure of 8 (bandage).
Huitieme paire de nerfs cr^iens. The auditory nerves (8th pair, French).
Huitre. Oyster.
Humage. Inhalation.
Humain, -ine. Human.
Humanite. Humanity.
Humble. Muscle-. The Inferior rectus oculi muscle.
Humectant, -ante. Humectant ; Mois- tening, adj. ; Diluent.
Humectatiou. Moistening, s. ; Wet- ting, 8.
numeraire ; Humeral, -ale. Humeral.
Humero-cubital, -ale. Humero-ulnar.
Humero-cubital. Muscle-. The Brach- ialis anticus.
Humero-olecranien, -ienne. Relating to the humerus and to the olecranon.
Humero - sus - metacarpien. Muscle-. Extensor carpi radialis longior.
Humero-sus-radial. Muscle-. Supina- tor longus.
Humerus. Humerus.
Humeur. Humor.
Humide. Humid.
Humide radical. Radical moisture.
Humidite. Humidity.
Humifuse. Humifuse.
Humoral, -ale. Humoral.
Humorisme. Humoral pathology ; Hu- moralism.
Humorist. Humoralist.
Humoro-vitalisme. Humoro- vitalism.
Humuline. Humulin ; Lupulin.
Humus. Humus ; Vegetable mould.
Hunterien, -ienne. Hunterian.
Hurlement. Yell ; Howl ; Shriek ; Load groan.
Hyacinthe. Hyacinth.
Hyalin, -ine, adj. Hyaline, adj.
Hyaline, s. Hyalin, s.
Hyalite. Hyalitis.
Hyaloide, adj. Hyaloid, adj.
Hyaloide, s./. The Vitreous humor or body.
Hyaloideite. Hyaloiditis ; Hyalitis.
Hyaloideomalacie. Softening of the vitreous body,
Hyaloideoproptose. Traumatic prop- tosis of the vitreous body.
Hyaloidien, -ienne. Hyaloid.
Hyalo'Idite. Hyalitis.
Hyalonyxis, Hyalonyxis.
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Hyaloplasma. Hyaloplasm.
Hybridation. Hybridization, or -sation.
Hybride. Hybrid.
Hybridit^. Hybridity ; Hybridism.
Hydantoique. Hydantoic,
Hydarthre ; Hydarthrosis. Hydar- throsis ; Hydrarthrosis.
Hydatent^rocele. Hydatenterocele.
Hydatide. Hydatid, s.
Hydatidique. Hydatid, adj.
Hydatidocele. Hydatidocele.
Hydatidocephale. Hydrocephalus.
Hydatidogene. Containing or producing hydatids.
Hydatidome. Hydatidoma.
Hydatidose. Hydatidosis.
Hydatinien, -ienne ; Hydatique. Hy- datid, adj.
Hydatism. Hydatid fremitus.
Hydatocele. Hydatidocele.
Hydatolde, adj. et s. (1) Resembling hydatids ; (2) Descemet's membrane ; (3) The Vitreous body.
Hydatule. Cysticercus.
Hydnocarpe. Hydnocarpus.
Hydracide. Hydracid.
Hydragogue. Hydragogue.
Hydrallante. Liquor amnii ; Dropsy of the amnion ; False waters.
Hydramnios. Hydramnios.
Hydranmiotique. Hydramniotic.
Hydranose. Ascites ; (Edema (Lob- stein).
Hydrargjnre. Hydrargyrum ; Mercury.
Hydrargyria. Hydrargyria ; Mercuri- alism.
Hydrarg3rrique. Pertaining to mercury or to mercurialism. [curialism.
Hydrargjrrisme. Hydrargyrism ; Mer-
Hydrargjrrose. Hydrargyria ; Mer- curial friction. [vation.
Hydrargyroscalorrh^e. Mercurial sali-
Hydrargyrostomatite. Mercurial sto- matitis.
Hydrarthre, ou -throse. Hydrar- throsis ; Hydrarthrus.
Hydrastine. Hydrastin.
Hydrastis. Hydrastis.
Hydratable. Capable of hydration.
Hydratation. Hydration.
Hydrate. Hydrate.
Hydrate, -6e. Hydrated.
Hydratique. Pertaining to, or derived from, hydrates.
Hydraulique. Hydraulic.
Hydrectasie. Hydrectasis.
Hydr^mese. Hydremesis.
Hydrenc^phale. Hydrencephal ; Hy^ drencepbalus.
Hydrenc^phalie. Hydrencephaly. Hydrenc^phalique. Hydrencephalic. Hydrenc^phalocele. Hydrencephalo-
cele. Hydrent^rocele. Hydrenterocele. Hydrentromphale. Umbilical hernia
with effusion into the sac. Hydrh^mie. Hydremia, or -eemia. Hydriatrie. Hydriatry ; Hydro-thera- Hydriatrique. Hydriatrie. [peutics. Hydriodate. Hydriodate. Hydriodique. Hydriodic. [iodide.
Hydriodure. Hydriodide ; Hydrated Hydriose. Hydriatry. Hydrique. Hydric. Hydroarion. An ovarian cyst. Hydrobilirubine. Hydrobilirubin. Hydrobromate. Hydrobromate. Hydrobromique. Hydrobromic. Hydrocarbure. Hydrocarbon. Hydrocardie. Hydrocardia. Hydrocele. Hydrocele. Hydrocenose. Hydrocenosis. Hydrocephale. Hydrocephalus, s. ;
Hydrocephalous, adj. Hydrocephalie. Hydrocephalus. Hydrocephalique. Hydrocephalic. Hydrocephalocele. Hydrocephalocele. Hydrocephalolde. Hydrocephaloid. Hydrochinone. Hydrochinone. Hydrochlorate. Hydrochlorate. Hydrochlore. Chlorine-water. Hydrochlorique. Hydrochloric. Hydrochloro - nitrique. Acide- (Eau
regale). A mixture containing 3 parts
of hydrochloric acid and 1 part of
nitric acid. Hydrocinnamique. Hydrocinnamic. Hydrocirsocele. Hydrocirsocele. Hydrocoelie. Hydrocoelia, or -celia ;
Ascites. Hydroconion. Shower-bath. Hydrocotamine. Hydrocotarnin. Hydrocyanique. Hydrocyanic. Hydrocyste. Hydrocyst. Hydroderme. Hydroderma ; Dropsy of
the skin. [s.pt.
Hydrod3mamique, s. Hydrodynamics, Hydro-electrique. Hydro-electric. Hydro-enc^phaloc^le. Hydrencephalo-
cele. Hydro-ent^rocele. Hydrenterocele. Hydro - ent^ro - ^piplocele. Hydro -
entero-epiplocele. Hydro - ent^romphale. Hydro - enter-
omphalus, or -los. Hydro-^piplocele. Hydro-epiplocele ;
(1) Hydrocele with epiplocele ; (2)
Epiplocele with fluid in the sac.
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Hydro - ^piplomphale. Omental um- bilical hernia with fluid in the sac ; Hydro-epiplomphaluR, or -los.
Hydrofere. A method of giving a bath of water (simple or medicated) in the form of spray, the patient being seated in a box such as that used for fumigations.
Hydrofluorique. Hydrofluoric.
Hydrogale. A mixture of water and milk.
Hydrogastre. Hydrogaster ; Ascites.
Hydrogenation. Combination of hydro- gen with a simple body.
Hydrogene. Hydrogen.
Hydrogene, -6e. Combined or mixed with hydrogen ; Containing hydro- gen.
Hydrogenese. Hydrogenesis.
Hydrogenium. Hydrogen chemically considered as a metal.
Hydrogeologie. Hydrogeology.
Hydroglosse. Ranula.
Hydrographie. Hydrography.
Hydrohematocele. Hydrohematocele.
Hydrohemie. Hydrohemia, or -semia ; Hydremia, or -semia.
Hydrohemothorax. Hydrohemothorax.
Hydroide. Hydroid.
Hydrolat. Hydrolatum ; Distilled water.
Hydrolature. A medicinal tincture resulting from the action of water.
Hydrole. Hydrolatum.
Hydrolique. Applied to a medicine obtained by the action of water,
Hydrologie. Hydrology.
Hydrolotif. Hydrolatum for external use.
Hydromanie. Hydromania.
Hydrome. Hydroma.
Hydromediastine. Supposed dropsy of the mediastinum.
Hy-dromeduse. Hydrozoon.
Hydromel. Hydrornel.
Hydromelle. A medicine formed of hydromel and of extracts (Beral).
Hydromeningite. Hydromeningitis.
Hydrometre, s-.m. Hydrometer,
Hydrometre, s.f. Hydrometra.
Hydrometrie. Hydrometry.
Hydromineral, -ale. Relating to mineral waters and to their thera- peutical use.
Hydromphale. Hydromphalus.
Hydronephrose. Hydronephrosis.
Hydronose, Hydronosos ; (Edema (Lob- stein).
Hydroophorie. An ovarian cyst.
Hydroparotide. A parotid cyst ;
(Edematous parotitis. Hydropathie. Hydropathy. Hydropedese. Hydropedesis ; Hyper-
hydrosis. Hydropericarde. Hydropericardium. Hydroperione. A liquid supposed to
exist round the decidua (Breschet), Hydroperipneumonie. Pneumonia com- plicated by pleural hypersecretion. Hydroperitonie. Hydroperitoneum ;
Ascites. Hydrophimosis. Phimosis with redema
of the prepuce. Hydrophlegmasie. Hydrophlegmasia. Hydrophlogose. Hydrophlogosis ;
(Edematous inflammation. Hydrophobe. Hydrophobe. Hydrophobia. Hydrophobia. Hydrophore. Carrying or containing
water. Hydrophthalmie. Hydrophthalmia, Hydrophyllie. Hydrophyllium. Hydrophysocele. Hydrophysocele. Hydrophysometre, s.f. Hydrophyso-
metra. Hydropique. Hydropic. Hydropisie. Dropsy. Hydropisme. The dropsical state. Hydropleurie. Pleural dropsy (Piovry). Hydropneumap^ricarde. Hydro-
pneumopericardium, Hydropneumathorax, Hydropneumo-
thorax. Hydropneumatique. Hydropneumatic Hydropneumatocele. Hydrophysocele. Hydropneumonie. Hydropneumonia ;
(Edema of the lung. Hydropneumop^ricarde. Hydro-
pneumopericardium, Hydropneumosarque. Tumour con- taining water, gas, and muscular
tissue. [thorax.
Hydropneumothorax. Hydropneumo- Hydropoese. The production of water
or serosity, Hydropoide. Hydropic. Hydropote. A water-drinker. Hydropyrete. Hydropyretos. Hydroquinon, ou -ne. Hydroquinone. Hydrorrhachis. Hydrorrhachis, Hydrorrhachiocentese. Parencentesis
of hydrorrhachis, Hydrorrhachitiq.ue, Hydrorrhachitic, Hydrorrhee. Hydrorrhea, or cea. Hydrosaccharure. Syrup of sugar. Hydrosadenite. Hydrosadenitis. Hydrosarcocele. Hydrosarcocele. Hydrosarque. Hydrosarca ; Anasarca.
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Hydrosch^oc^le ; Hydrosch^one. Hy-
droscheocele.
Hydroscopie. Hygroscopy.
Hydrose. Glairin.
Hydrosome. Hydrosoma.
Hydrostatique, s. Hydrostatics, s.pl.
Hydrotheque. Hydrotheca.
Hydrotherapeutique, s. Hydrothera- peutics, -s./jl. [Hydrotherapy.
Hydrotherapie; Hydroth^rapique.
Hydrothorax. Hydrothorax.
Hydrotimetre. Hydrometer.
Hydrotite. Hydrotis.
Hydrotomie. Hydrotomy.
Hydroxyle. Hydroxyl,
Hydrozoaire. Hydrozoon.
Hydrure. Hydride ; Hydrid.
Hydrurie. Hydruria,
Hydrurilique. Hydrurilic.
Hyetometre. Instrument for measuring the rainfall.
Hygie. Hygeia ; Hygieia.
Hygiene. Hygiene.
Hygienique. Hygienic.
Hygieniste. Hygienist.
Hygiocome. A convalescent home.
Hygiologie. Hygieology (Gerdy).
Hygrine. Hygrin.
Hygroblepharique. Hygroblepharic.
Hygrocirsocele. Hydrocirsocele.
HygrocoUyre. A liquid collyrium.
Hygrodermie. Hygrodermia.
Hygrologie. Hygrology,
Hygroma. Hygroma.
Hygrometre. Hygrometer.
Hygrometricit^. The hygrometric pro- perty.
Hygrometrie. Hygrometry.
Hygrometrique. Hygrometric.
Hygrophobie. Hygrophobia ; Hydro- phobia.
Hygrophthalmique. Serving to moisten the conjunctiva.
Hygrosarque. Oedema.
Hygroscope. Hygroscope.
Hygroscopicit^. The hygroscopic pro- perty.
Hygroscopie. Hygroscopy.
Hygroscopique. Hygroscopic.
Hylognosie. Study of matter.
Hylologie. Treatise on matter.
Hylotropie. Change of matter ; Pro- duction of new matter.
H3rmen. Hymen.
Hymenal, -ale ; Hymenique. Hymenal.
Hjrm^nite. Hymenitis.
Hymenium. Hymenium.
Hymenochondroide. Both membranous and cai'tilaginous (Heusinger).
Hsmi^node. Membranous. [branes. Hymenogenie. The formation of raem- Hymenographie. Hymenography. Hymenoide. Membranous. Hymenologie. Hymenology. Hymenomalacie. Hymenomalacia. Hymenomycete. Hymenomycetea. Hymenoptere. Hymenopterous. Hymenost^olde, s. A morbid, hard
membranous tissue (Heusinger). Hymenotomie. Hymenotomy. Hyo-chondroglosse. Applied to part of
the hyo-glossus muscle. Hyo-epiglottique. Hyo epiglottic. Hyo-glosse. The Hyo-glossus muscle. Hyo-glossien, -ienne. Hyoglossal. Hyo - glosso - basi - pharyngien. The
middle constrictor of the pharynx. Hyoide, adj. et ^s■. The hyoid bone, s. ;
Hyoid, adj. Hyoidien, -ienne. Hyoid. Hyometre. See Hyetometre. Hyo-pharyngien. The middle con- strictor of the pharynx. [a pig. Hyophthalme. Having small eyes like Hyoscine. Hyoscin. Hyoscyamine. Hyoscyamin. Hyosternal, *•. Hyosternal, s. (Biology). Hyo-thjrr^oidien, -ienne. Thyro-hyoid ;
Thyreo-hyoid. Hypactique; Hypagognie. Relaxing. Hypalg^sie. Hypalgesia. Hypalgie. Hypalgia. Hypapophyse. Hypapophysis. Hypectasie. Slight extension. Hyperacusie. Hyperacusis or -sia ;
Hyperacousis. Hyperad^nome. Hyperadenoma ;
Hyperadenosis. Hyperalbuminose. Hyperalburainosis. Hyperalgie. Hyperalgia. Hyperauxesis. Hyperauxesis. Hypercatharsie. Hypercatharsis. Hypercenose. Hypercenosis. Hyperceratosis. Hyperkeratosis. Hyperchlorhydrie. Hyperchlorhydria. Hyperchroma ; Hyperchromie. Hyper-
chroma. [thesia.
H3rperchromatopsie. Pseudo-chromes- Hypercin^sie. Hypercinesia,or -kinesia. Hypercinetique. Hypercinetic, or
-kinetic. Hypercrinie. Hypercrinia. Hypercrinique. Causing an increase of
secretion, Hypercrisie. A very severe crisis. Hyperdermatose. Hyperdennatosis, Hyperdiacrisie. Hypercrinia. Hyperdynamic. Hyperdynamia.
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Hyperemesie. Hyperemesis.
Hyperencephale. Hyperencephalus (s), -loua {adj).
Hyperencephalie. Hyperencephaly.
Hyperencephalien, -ienne. Hyperen- cephalous.
Hyperenterose. Hyperenterosis,
Hyperephidrose. Hyperephidrosis.
Hyperepidose. Increase of volume.
Hyperesthesie. Hyperesthesia, or -sesthesia. [-aesthetic.
Hyperesthetique. Hyperesthetic, or
Hypergenese, -genesie, ou -genie. Hypergenesis.
Hypergenetique. Hypergenetic.
Hyperhemie. Hyperemia or -aemia.
Hyperhemie, -ee. Affected with hyper- aemia. [idrosis.
Hyperhidrose. Hypprhidrosis ; Hyper-
Hyperinose. Hyperinosis.
Hyperkeratose. Hyperkeratosis.
Hyperkinesie. Hyperkinesia, or -cinesia.
Hyperkinetique. Hyperkinetic, or -cinetic.
Hyperlymphie. Hyperlymphia.
Hyperm^tamorphose. Hypermetamor- phosis.
Hypermetrope. Hypermetropic.
Hypermetropic. Hypermetropia ; Hy- peropia.
Hypermnesie. Hypermnesia or -sis.
Hypermnesie, -lee. Pertaining to, or afifected with hypermnesia.
Hypemeurie. Hypemeuria. [neuria.
Hyperneuroae. Neuroma ; Hyper-
Hyperope. Hyperope ; Hypermetropic.
Hyperopharyngien. The Palato-pha- ryngeus muscle. [tropia.
Hyperopie. Hyperopia ; Hyperme-
Hyperorexique. Aperient.
Hyperosteogenie; Hjrperostose. Hy- perostosis.
Hyperphlogose. Hyperphlogosis.
Hyperphrenie. Hyperphrenia (Guis- lain).
Hyperphysique. Metaphysical.
Hyperpimelie. Adipose polysarcia.
Hyperplasie. Hyperplasia.
Hyperplastic. Hypergenesis.
Hyperplastique. Hyperplastic.
Hyperplerose. Hyperplerosis.
Hyperplexie. Hyperplexia.
Hyperpyretique. Hyperpyretic.
Hyperpyrexie. Hyperpyrexia.
Hypersarcie. Polysarcia. [coma.
Hypersarcose. Hypersarcosis, or -sar-
Hypersecretion. Hypersecretion.
Hyperspadias. Epispadias.
Hypersth^nie. Hypersthenia.
Hypersystolie. Hyperaystole. Hyperthermal, -ale. Hyperthermal ;
Said of an unbearable rise of the
temperature of water. Hyperthermie. Hyperthermia. Hypertonic. Hypertonia. Hypertrichosis. Hypertrichosis. Hypertrophic. Hypertrophy. Hypcrtrophiquc. Hypertrophic. Hyperuresc. Hyperuresis ; Polyuria ;
ICnuresis. [sthenia.
Hypcrzood3mamie. Animal hyper- Hypcsthesie. Hypesthesia. Hyphemic. Hyphemia. Hyphology. Hyphology ; Histology. Hyphomycete. Hyphomycetes. Hyphotomie. Hyphotomy. Hypinosc. Hypinosis. Hjrpnagogiquc. Hypnagogic. Hypnesthesie. The feeling of sleep ;
The desire for sleep. H3^niatre. Hypniater. Hypnobate. Hypnobat, or -te. Hypnobatese. Hypnobatia. [-netic. Hypnogenc. Hypnogenous, -nic, or Hypnologic. Hypnology. Hypnopathie. Hypnopathy. Hjrpnophrenosc. (1) Garphology ; (2)
Dreaming ; Dreams. Hypnosc ; Hypnosie. Hypnosis. Hypnotique. Hypnotic. Hypnotisable. Susceptible of being
hypnotised. Hypnotisant, -ante. Narcotic. Hjrpnotise, -^c. Hypnotized, or -sed. Hypnotisation. The whole of the
methods employed to obtain hypnosis. Hypnotiseur, -euse. Applied to a
person who induces hypnotism. Hypnotisme. Hypnotism. Hypoblaste. Hypoblast. Hypobromeux. Hypobromous. Hypobromitc. Hypobromite. Hypocatharsie. Hypocatharsis. Hypochloreux. Hypochlorous. Hypochlorite. Hypochlorite. Hypochondre. Hypochondrium. Hypochondrialgie. Hypochondrialgia. Hypochondriaque. Hypochondriac. Hypochondrie. Hypochondria ; Hypo- chondriasis. Hypochromie. Hypochromia. Hypocinesie. Hypokinesia, or -sis. Hypocinetique. Hyi^okinetic. Hypociste. Hypoci.st. Hypocophosc. Hardness of hearing. Hypocotyl6, -ee ; Hypocotyledonaire ;
Hypocotyledone, -ee. Hypocotyle-
donous.
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Hypocrane, adj. et s. Hypocranium, s.j Applied to what is situated be- tween the cranium and the dura- mater, adj.
Hjrpocrinie. Diminution of a secretion; Hypocrinia.
Hypocrinique. Pertaining to hypo- crinia.
Hypodermatomie. Hypodermatomy.
Hypoderme. Hypoderma, s. ; Hypo- dermic, adj.
Hypodermique. Hypodermic.
Hypodennoclysie. Hypodermoclysis ; Hypodermatoclyeis.
Hypogala. Hypogala.
Hypogastre. Hypogastrium.
Hypogastrique. Hypogastric.
Hypogastrocele. Hypogastrocele.
Hypogastrodidyme. Hypogastrodidy- mus.
Hypoge, -ee. Hypogeal ; Hypogaeal.
Hypogenese. Deficiency in number of some normal parts of the body.
Hypog^nesie. Hypogenesis.
Hypoglobulie. Deficiency of red blood corpuscles.
Hypoglosse. Hypoglossal.
Hypoglossite. Hypoglossitis.
Hypoglotte. Hypoglottis (insects).
Hypoglottide. Pill or tablet held under the tongue to dissolve.
Hypognathe. Hypognathus, s.; Hypog- nathous, adj.
Hypogyne. Hypogynous.
Hypogynie. Hypogynia.
Hypogynique. Relating to hypogynia.
Hypoh^ma. Effusion of blood into the anterior chamber of the eye.
Hypohemie. Hyphemia, or -asmia.
Hypokinesia. Hypokinesia, or -sis.
Hypokin^tique. Hypokinetic.
Hypolymphie. Diminution of lymph.
Hypomene. Hypomenous.
Hyponarth^cie. Treatment of fractures by suspension (Mayor, of Lausanne).
Hyponeurie. Hyponeuria.
Hypophase. Hypophasis ; Condition in which the patient's eyes are half shut, the whites only being visible.
Hypophlegmasie. Subinflammation.
Hypophore. A fistulous ulcer.
Hypophosphite. Hypophosphite.
Hypophosphoreux, -euse. Hypophos- phorous.
Hypophthalmie. Subconjunctival in- flammation of the lower eyelid.
Hypophyse. Hypophysis.
Hypoplastie. Hypoplasticemia, or -semia ; Hypoplastemia, or -semia.
Hypopion. Hypopyon.
Hyporrhachis. Hyporachis.
Hyposarque. Fleshy tumour of the hypogastrium.
Hyposch^otomie. Puncturing a hydro- cele at the lower part of the scro- tum.
Hyposcl6reux, -euse. Not very hard.
Hyposcl^reux. Tissu-. Fibrous tissue.
Hypospade ; Hypospadiaque. Re- lating to, or suffering from, hypo- spadias.
Hypospadias. Hypospadias.
Hypospathisme. An old empirical operation in chronic ophthalmia.
Hyposphagme. Subcutaneous or sub- mucous ecchymosis of the eye.
Hypostaphylie. Lengthening or pro- lapse of the uvula.
Hypostase. Hypostasis.
Hypostatique. Hypostatic.
Hypostenose. Incomplete stricture ; Hypostenosis.
Hyposth^nie. Hyposthenia.
Hyposthenique. Hyposthenic.
Hyposthenisant, -ante. Causing hyjjo- sthenia ; Hyposthenic.
Hyposulfate. Hyposulphate.
Hyposulfite. Hyposulphite.
Hyposulfurique. Hyposulphuric.
Hypothalle. Hypothallus.
Hypoth6cie, or -cium. Hypothecium.
Hypothenar. Hypothenar.
Hypothermal, -ale. Hypothermal.
Hypothermie. Hypothermia.
Hypothese. Hypothesis.
Hypothionique. Hyposulphuric.
Hypotrophie. Hypotrophy.
Hypoxanthine. Hypoxanthin.
Hypsiloglosse. The Hyo-glossus muscle.
Hypsilolde. Hypsiliform ; Ypsiliform.
Hypsic^phalie. Hypsicephaly.
Hypsom^trie. Hypsometry.
Hysope ; Hyssope. Hyssop.
Hysteralgie. Hysteralgia.
Hyst^ratresie. Hysteratresia.
Hyst^rectomie. Hysterectomy.
Hyst^ricisme. Hystericism.
Hysterie. Hysteria.
Hyst^rique. Hysterical.
Hyst^risme. Hystericism.
Hysterite. Hysteritis ; Metritis.
Hystero-catalepsie. Hysterocatalepsy.
Hyst^rocele. Hysterocele.
Hystdroclisie. Hysterocleisis.
Hysterocystique. Hysterocystic ; Per- taining to the uterus and to the bladder.
Hyst^rocystooele. Hysterocystocele.
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Hyst^ro-d^monopatliie. Hysterode-
monopathy. Hyst^rodjmamometre. Hysterodyna-
mometer. Hyst^ro-epilepsie. Hystero-epilepsy. Hysterogene. Hysterogenic. Hysteroide. Hysteroid. Hysterolithe. Hysterolith. Hysterolithiase. Hysterolithiasis. Hysteroloxie. Hysteroloxia. Hysteroljonphangite. Hysterolymph-
angitis. Hysterome. Tumour of the womb ;
Hysteroma. Hysteromalacie. Hysteromalacia. Hysteromanie. Hysteromania ; Nym- phomania. Hysterometre. Hysterometer (Ricord). Hysterometrie. Hysterometry. Hysteromorphe. Resembling the uterus;
Resembling hysteria. Hysteromyome. Hysteromyoma. Hysteropathie. Hysteropathy. Hysteropexie. Hysteropexy, or -xia. Hysterophore. Hysterophore. Hysterophyse. Distension of the uterus
by gases ; Hysterophysis. Hysteroplegie. Hysteroplegia. Hysteroptose. Hysteroptosis. Hysterorrhagie. Uterine haemorrhage. Hysterorrhaphie. Hysterorrhaphy. Hysterorrhee. Hysterorrhea, or -cea. Hysterostomatome. Hysterostoma-
tome. Hysterostomatomie. Hysterostoraa-
tomy ; Hysterostomatotomy. Hysterotokotomie. Hysterotokotomy ;
Caesarean section. Hysterotome. Hysterotome. Hysterotomie. Hysterotomy. Hysterotomotocie. Hysterotomotocia. Hystricisme. Hystricismus.
latralipte. One who practises the
iatraliptic method, latraliptique, s. The iatraliptic or
epidermatic method ; latraliptics. latrion. The operating room or surgical
laboratory of a medical man in anti- latrique. latric. [quity.
latrochimie. latrochemistry. latrognomique, *\ The knowledge of
medical matters. latrologie. latrology. latromathematicien, -ienne. latro-
mathematician. [matics.
latromathematique, s. latromathe- latromecanicien, -ienne. latromathe-
matician.
latromecanique, .v. latromathematics.
latrom^canisme. The doctrine of iatro- mathematicians.
latrophysique, s. latrophysics.
latrosophiste. latrosophist.
Icajine. Icajin.
Ichor. Ichor.
Ichoreux, -euse. Ichorous ; Ichoroid.
Ichthidine. Ichthidin.
Ichthine ; Ichtine. Ichthin.
Ichthuline ; Ichtyline. Ichthulin.
Ichth3rique. Ichthyic.
IchthyocoUe, ou Ichtyocolle. Ichthyo- coUa.
Ichthyoide, ou Ichtyoide. Ichthyoid.
Ichthyologie, ou Ichtyologie. Ichthy- ology.
Ichthyomorphe, ou Ichtyomorphe. Ichthyomorphic.
Ichthyophage, ou Ichtyophage. Ich- thyophagous.
Ichthyose, ou Ichtyose. Ichthyosis.
Ichthyosique, ou Ichtyosique. Ichthy- otic.
Ichthyotomie, ou Ichtyotomie. Ichthy- otomy.
Icica. Icica.
Iconoscope. Iconoscope.
Icosandre. Icosander.
Ictere ; Ictericie. Icterus ; Icteritia.
Ictericie. (1) Chlorosis ; (2) Icterus.
Ict6rique. Icteric.
Icterode. Icterode ; Icteroid.
Icteroide. Icteroid.
Ictus. Ictus ; Sudden attack.
Idealite. Idealism.
Ideation. Ideation.
Idee. Idea.
Identique. Identical.
Identiste. Identist ; Unicist.
Identite. Identity.
Ideo-moteur, -trice. Ideo-motor.
Idio-electrique. Idio-electric.
Idio-musculaire. Idio-muscular.
Idiopathie. Idiopathy.
Idiopathique. Idiopathic.
Idiosthenie. Idiosthenia.
Idiosthenique. Idiosthenie.
Idiosyncrasie. Idiosyncrasy.
Idios3mcrasique. Idiosyncratic.
Idiosyncrise. Spontaneous manifesta- tion of different phenomena in the same organism.
Idiot. Idiot.
Idiotie. Idiocy.
Idiotisme. Idiotism ; Idiotcy ; Idiotry.
Idryle. Idryl.
If. Yew.
Igasurine. Igasurin.
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Igasurique. Igasuric.
Ignatie. Ignatia.
Igne, -6e ; Igneal, -ale. Igneous.
Ignipuncture. Ignipuncture.
Ignition. Ignition.
Ilamides, pi. The Meninges.
lie. Insula ; Island.
Il^adelphe. Ileadelphus.
Ileite. Ileitis.
Ileo-csecal, -ale. Ileo-cecal ; Ileo-caecal.
Ileo-cholose. Cholorrhea, or -oea.
Ileo-colique. Ileo-colic.
Ileo-diclidite. Ileodicliditis.
Il^ographie. Description of the ileum or of the intestines ; Ileology.
Il^ologie. Ileology.
11^0 - lombaire ; Ilio - lombaire. Ilio- lumbar ; Pertaining to the iliacus muscle and to the loins.
Il^on. Ileum.
11^0 - typhus. Ileotyphus ; Typhoid fever.
lies, pi. The lateral and inferior regions of the abdomen.
ties. Os des-. The Ilium.
Il^us. Ileus.
Ilex. Ilex.
Iliaco-musculaire. Ilio-lumbar {q.v.).
Iliaco - trochantinien. Iliaco-trochan- teric, axij. ; The Iliacus muscle, s.
Iliaque. Iliac.
Iliaque. Muscle-. Iliacus muscle.
Iliaque. Os-. The Ilium or Os inno- minatum.
Ilicine. Ilicin.
Ilii-sacro-f^moral (Muscle), -ale. The Gluteus maximus, s, ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj.
Ilio - abdominal (Muscle), -ale. The Obliquus internus abdominis ; In- ternal oblique muscle of the abdo- men, s. ; Pertaining to this muscle, adj.
Ilio-apon^vrosi-f^moral (Muscle), -ale. The Tensor vaginse femoris, s, ; Per- taining to this muscle, adj.
nio-capsulo-trochantin. Pertaining to the anterior inferior spine of the ilium, to the capsular ligament of the hip- joint, and to the lesser trochanter, ad