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A 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
GERMAN-ENGLISH 
 DICTIONARY 
 
 OF TERMS USED IN MEDICINE AND 
 THE ALLIED SCIENCES 
 
 BY THE LATE 
 
 HUGO LANG, B.A. 
 
 EDITED AND COMPLETED BY 
 
 BERTRAM ABRAHAMS, M.B., B.Sc, F.R.C.P. 
 
 ASSISTANT-PHYSICIAN, WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL 
 
 SUB-DEAN AND LECTURER IN PHYSIOLOGY, WESTMINSTER 
 
 HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL 
 
 EXAMINER IN PHYSIOLOGY TO THE CONJOINT BOARD 
 
 REPRINTED 1907 
 
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PREFACE 
 
 This Dictionary is intended to be a complete Glossary of 
 German medical words in common use; it contains also a 
 large number of terms employed in the ancillary sciences, particu- 
 larly Chemistry, Biology, and Pathology. The only words which 
 have been intentionally omitted are those which are spelt identically 
 in the two languages, and in which no doubt as to the gender is 
 likely to arise. To any one who will point out other omissions or 
 inaccuracies, from which I fear that the most scrupulous care in 
 revision cannot have rendered the work entirely free, I shall be 
 sincerely grateful. 
 
 In respect of genders there may be here and there an apparent 
 discrepancy. This arises from the absence in German of a definite 
 rule for the^ gender of imported words. Virchow always maintained 
 — and I must confess that his view appears to me the more logical — 
 that such terms should be of the same gender as in their native 
 languages. Others, however, assimilate the gender to that of the 
 German equivalent for the word. The former would say die Cervix, 
 the latter — to correspond with der Hals — der Cervix. An interesting 
 example is the German word for "tubercle." Etymologically derived 
 from the Latin tuberculum, it should strictly be called das Tuberkel. 
 In common parlance, however, it is brought into line with der 
 Knoten, and is used in the masculine; but in von Duden's well- 
 known dictionary we find die Tuberkel, corresponding, no doubt, 
 with die Geschwulst. 
 
 A further point on which confusion might arise relates to the 
 dropping of mute letters. Although this is now the established 
 rule, many authors have not as yet fully adopted it, and one 
 frequently comes across such words as todt for tot, Thatsache for 
 
vi PREFACE 
 
 Taisache, Staar for Star, Saal for Sal; in many such cases both 
 speUings of the word are given in the Dictionary. 
 
 Especial care has been taken in the rendering of those diseases, 
 symptoms, &c., to which in German personal names are applied j 
 the use of such names on the Continent generally appears to be a 
 somewhat random matter and, except in the case of medicaments, 
 they seldom refer to the real discoverer. 
 
 Finally, I have to acknowledge ■ my indebtedness to two friends 
 who have assisted me in the elucidation of technical terms belonging 
 to special departments — Dr. Adam Breuer in Ophthalmology, and 
 Mr. Douglas-Crawford, of Liverpool, in Anatomy. 
 
 BERTRAM ABRAHAMS. 
 
 Welbeck St., W. 
 
 January 1905. 
 
GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 OF 
 
 MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 For words beginning with the modified A a, see under Ae 
 
 Aalruttenol, n. liver-oil of Lota vul- 
 garis, Cuv. 
 
 Aaltierchen, n.pl. AnguUlulae, a 
 genus of nematoid worms 
 
 Aas,w. carcass, carrion 
 
 Aas-artig, a. carrion-like, putrid 
 
 Aas-blatter, /. carbuncle, plague- 
 blister 
 
 Aas-fliege, /. Musca cadaverina 
 
 Aas-geruch, m. smell of putrid 
 carcass ; pestilential smell 
 
 Aas-haft, a. = -artig 
 
 Aas-pocke, /. = -blatter 
 
 Aas-tiere, n.pl. all animals who 
 live on carrion 
 
 Abaelardisieren, v.t. to castrate 
 
 Abanderung, /. modification 
 
 Abaptiston, n. conical trephine 
 
 Abart, /. variety 
 
 Abarten, v.i. to degenerate 
 
 Abartung, /. degeneration 
 
 Abasia, /. restlessness 
 
 Abatzen, v.t. to apply, or destroy 
 by, caustics 
 
 Abbaden, v.t. to cleanse by bathing, 
 to bathe 
 
 Abbahen, v.t. to foment 
 
 Abbau, m. breaking up, decompo- 
 sition 
 
 Abbeizen, v.t. = abatzen 
 
 Abbildung, /. drawing, illustration 
 
 Abbinden, v.t. to tie ofE or remove 
 by ligature 
 
 Abbindung, /. removal by ligature 
 
 Abblassen, v.i. to turn pale, to lose 
 
 , colour 
 
 Abblattern, v.i. to recover from 
 
 smallpox 
 Abblattern, v.t. & i. to peel off; 
 
 to exfoliate 
 Abblatternd, a. exfoliative 
 
 Abblatterung, /. exfoliation 
 
 Abblatterungsmittel, n. an exfolia- 
 tive 
 
 Abbrennen, v.t. to cauterise ; to 
 burn o:p 
 
 Abbrennzange, /. cautery clamp or 
 forceps 
 
 Abbruch, m. damage 
 
 Abdampfen, v.t. & i. to cause to 
 evaporate ; to evaporate 
 
 Abdampf-apparat, m. water-bath 
 
 Abdampf-kessel, m. evaporating 
 basin 
 
 Abdampf-riickstand, m. residue 
 after evaporation 
 
 Abdampf-schale, /. evaporating pan 
 or vessel 
 
 Abdampfung, /. evaporation ; va- 
 porisation 
 
 Abdecker, m. knacker 
 
 Abdeckerei, m. knacker's yard 
 
 Abdeckereiwesen, n. all affairs 
 connected with the disposal of 
 animals which have died of 
 disease 
 
 Abdestillieren, v.t. to distil 
 
 Abdominal- (in compds.), vide also 
 Bauch- and Unterleibs- 
 
 Abdominal-nervenfieber, n. enteric 
 fever 
 
 Abdominal-schwangerschaft, /. ab- 
 dominal pregnancy 
 
 Abdominal-schwindel, m. ■ vertigo 
 due to gastro-intestinal disturb- 
 ance 
 Abdominal-typhoid, n. or -typhus, 
 
 m. = -nervenfieber 
 Abdominoskopie, /. abdominoscopy 
 Abdrehen, v.t. to remove by torsion 
 Abducens, a. abducent, abducens, 
 abductor 
 
Abd 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Abh 
 
 Abducens-kern, m. abducens nu- 
 cleus 
 
 Abducens-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 rectus externus 
 
 Abducens-wurzel, /. root or origin 
 of abducens 
 
 Abdruck, m. impression 
 
 Abdriicken, v.t. to impress, im- 
 print 
 
 Abduktionsbewegung, /. movement 
 of abduction 
 
 Abduktoren, pi. abductors 
 
 Abdunsten, v.i. to evaporate 
 
 Abdunstung, /. evaporation 
 
 Abduzieren, v.i. to abduct 
 
 Abduzierung, /. abduction 
 
 Abendsteigerung, /. evening rise 
 (of temperature) 
 
 Abendtemperatur, /. evening tem- 
 perature 
 
 Aberwitz, m. mental foolishness 
 
 Aberwitzig, a. foolish, silly 
 
 Abfall, m. refuse ; loss in weight ; 
 depression 
 
 Abfall-rohr, n. soil-pipe 
 
 Abfall-stoff, m. sewage 
 
 Abfall-wasser, n. waste-water, 
 sewage 
 
 Abf alien, v.i. to fall away, to 
 become emaciated 
 
 Abfallend, a. deciduous 
 
 Abfangungskanal, m. intercepting 
 sewer 
 
 Abfiltrieren, v.t. to filter 
 
 Abfliessen, v.i. to flow off, to 
 drain 
 
 Abfluss, m. outflow, evacuation, 
 defluxion, discharge 
 
 Abfiusswasser, n. waste water, over- 
 flow water 
 
 Abfuhr, f. removal 
 
 Abfiihrbar, a. voidable 
 
 Abfiihren, v.t. to remove, to eva- 
 cuate, to purge 
 
 Abfuhrend, a. efferent, purgative, 
 aperient, excretory 
 
 Abfiihr-gang, m. efferent duct 
 
 Abfuhr-kur, /. treatment by ape- 
 rients 
 
 Abfuhr-latwerge, /. laxative elec- 
 tuary 
 
 Abfiihr-mittel, n. purgative or ape- 
 rient remedy 
 
 Abfuhr-mus, n. senna electuary 
 
 Abfuhr-pille, /. purgative pill 
 
 Abfiihr-salz, n. a saline aperient 
 
 Abfuhr'tonne, /. cask for removal 
 of excreta 
 
 Abfuhr-weg, m. = -gang 
 
 Abfuhrung, f. = Abfuhr ; vide for 
 compds. Abfiihr- 
 
 Abfurchung, /. segmentation, sub- 
 division 
 
 Abgang, m. miscarriage 
 
 Abgeblasst, a. pallid, pale 
 
 Abgeflacht, a. flat, shallow 
 
 Abgegrenzt, a. circumscribed 
 
 Abgeheilt, a. healed 
 
 Abgehen, v.i. to pass away 
 
 Abgekapselt, a. encysted, encap- 
 suled 
 
 Abgeknickt, a. bent, flexed (uterus) ; 
 kinked (intestine) ; partially frac- 
 tured (bone) 
 
 Abgelebt, a. decrepit 
 
 Abgelebtheit, /. decrepitude 
 
 Abgemagert, a. emaciated 
 
 Abgesackt, a. encysted, sacculated 
 
 Abgeschlagen, a. fatigued, worn out 
 
 Abgeschlagenheit, /. exhaustion 
 
 Abgeschwacht, a. weakened ; miti- 
 gated, -diluted 
 
 Abgespalten, a. split up 
 
 Abgespannt, a. debilitated 
 
 Abgespanntheit, /. exhaustion 
 
 Abgestumpft, a. blunt ; dull (men- 
 tally) 
 
 Abgestumpftheit, /. bluntness ; dul- 
 ness (mental) 
 
 Abgewohnen, v.i. & i. to wean 
 from ; to forego the habit of 
 
 Abgiessen, v.t. to decant 
 
 Abgliedern, v.t. to dismember, to 
 amputate at a joint 
 
 Abgliederung, /. dismemberment, 
 amputation at a joint 
 
 Abhaaren, v.i. to epilate, to depilate 
 
 Abhagern, v.i. = Abmagern 
 
 Abhandeln, v.t. to discuss, treat of 
 
 Abhandlung, /. treatise 
 
 Abhang, m. declivity 
 
 Abhangsfortsatz, m. clinoid pro- 
 cess 
 
 Abharten, v.i. to harden, to inure; 
 to increase the power of resist- 
 ance of 
 
 Abhartung, /. the process of harden- 
 ing, inuring 
 
 Abhartungsmittel, n. hardening or 
 strengthening agent or remedy 
 
 Abhauten, v.t. to excoriate, to 
 abrade ; to flay 
 
 Abhautung, /. excoriation, abra- 
 sion ; flaying 
 
 Abhebeln, v.t. to displace by lever- 
 age 
 
 Abhebelung, /. displacement by 
 leverage 
 
Abh 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Abo 
 
 Abheilen, v.i. to heal 
 
 Abheilung, /. healing 
 
 Abhelfbar, a. remediable, curable 
 
 Abhelfen, v.t. to remedy, to re- 
 lieve 
 
 Abheilen, v.t. to clarify 
 
 Abheilung, /. clarification 
 
 Abietinsaure, /. abietic acid 
 
 Abimpfen, v.i. to take lymph from 
 a vaccine vesicle 
 
 Abimpfung, /. vaccination from arm 
 to arm 
 
 Abirrung, /. aberration, deviation 
 
 Abirrungs-kreis, m. circle of aberra- 
 tion 
 
 Abirrungsweite, /. amplitude of aber- 
 ration 
 
 Abirrungs-winkel, m. angle of aber- 
 ration 
 
 Abkapseln, v.i. to become encap- 
 suled 
 
 Abkapselung, /. encapsulation 
 
 Abklaren, v.t. to clarify 
 
 Abklarung, /. clarification 
 
 Abklatschen, v.t. to slap, to flip 
 with wet towels 
 
 Abklatschpraparat, n. squeeze-pre- 
 paration (bacter.), impression- 
 preparation 
 
 Abklatschung, /. wet-packing 
 
 Abklopfen, v.t. to percuss 
 
 Abknicken, v.t. to bend, to flex, to 
 kink 
 
 Abknickung, /. bending, flexion 
 (uterus), kinking (of intestine), 
 partial or greenstick fracture 
 
 Abkochung, /. decoction 
 
 Abkommling, m. a derivative (in 
 chem.) 
 
 Abkratzung, /. abrasion 
 
 Abkiihlen, v.t. & i. to refrigerate ; 
 to cool 
 
 Abkiihlend, a. refrigerating, cooling 
 
 Abkiihlung, /. cooling, refrigeration 
 
 Abkiihlungsmittel, n. a refrigerant, 
 
 . cooling remedy 
 
 Abkiirzung, /. shortening, partial 
 removal 
 
 Ablagern, v.t. & i. to deposit 
 
 Ablagerung, /. deposit, deposition 
 
 Ablaktieren, v.t. to wean 
 
 Ablaktieren, n. cessation of lacta- 
 tion ; weaning 
 
 Ablation, /. amputation ; extirpa- 
 tion 
 
 Ablauf, m. outlet, sink 
 
 Ablaufen, v.i. to flow off 
 
 Ablaufend, a. decurrent, running 
 down 
 
 Ablautern, v.t. to clarify 
 
 Ablauterung, /. clarifying 
 
 Ableben, v.i. to die 
 
 Ableiten, v.t. to draw off, to derive, 
 to act as a derivative 
 
 Ableitend, a. derivative 
 
 Ableitung, /. derivation, revulsion 
 
 Ableitungs-kur, /. treatment by 
 revulsives or derivatives 
 
 Ableitungs-mittel, n. a revulsive 
 or derivative 
 
 Ableitungs-organ, n. a derivative 
 organ 
 
 Ablepharie, /. absence of eyelids 
 
 Ablepsie, /. blindness 
 
 Ablosen, v.t. to amputate, to loosen, 
 to detach 
 
 Ablosend, a. resolvent (of expec- 
 toration) 
 
 Ablosung, /. amputation 
 
 Abmagern, v.i. to become ema- 
 ciated or thin 
 
 Abmagerung, /. emaciation ; atrophy 
 
 Abmagerungs-falte, /. fold or wrinkle 
 due to emaciation 
 
 Abmagerungs-vorgang, m, process 
 of emaciation 
 
 Abmatten, v.t. to fatigue, to tire 
 
 Abmattung, /. fatigue, lassitude 
 
 Abmeisseln, v.t. to chisel off 
 
 Abmeisselung, /. chiselling off 
 
 Abnabeln, v.t. to ligature and 
 divide the umbilical cord 
 
 Abnabelung, /. ligature and division 
 of umbilical cord 
 
 Abnagen, v.t. to erode 
 
 Abnahme, /. amputation ; wasting, 
 decline 
 
 Abnehmen, v.t. & i. to amputate ; 
 to decrease, wear away 
 
 Abnehmung, /. = Abnahme 
 
 Abneigung, /. disinclination, anti- 
 pathy 
 
 Abnorm, a. abnormal, irregular 
 
 Abnormitat, /. abnormality, de- 
 formity, perversion 
 
 Abnutzungslinien, f.pl. lines due to 
 wear or pressure of opposing 
 surfaces of diseased joints 
 
 Abort, m. privy 
 
 Abort, m. miscarriage 
 
 Abortieren, v.i. to abort, to mis- 
 carry 
 
 Abortiv, a. abortive 
 
 Abortiv-anfall, m, abortive attack 
 
 Abortiv - behandlung, /. abortive 
 treatment 
 
 Abortiv-ei, n. blighted ovum, false 
 conception 
 
Abo 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Abs 
 
 Abortiv-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 
 Abortiv-mittel, n. an abortive or 
 ecbolic 
 
 Abortiv-typhus, m. mild or ambu- 
 latory typhoid, 
 
 Abortiv-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Abplatten, v.f. & i. to flatten ; to 
 become flat 
 
 Abplattung, /. flattening 
 
 Abpraparieren, v.t. to dissect off 
 
 Abquetschen, v.t. to remove by 
 crushing 
 
 Abquetschfraktur, /. fracture by 
 crushing off 
 
 Abquetschung, /. crushing 
 
 Abrasieren, v.t. to shave off 
 
 Abreiben, v.t. to rub down, to use 
 friction ; to abrade 
 
 Abreibung, /. rubbing-down, fric- 
 tion ; abrasion 
 
 Abreissen, v.t. to tear off 
 
 Abreissfraktur, /. fracture by tearing 
 off 
 
 Abreissung, /. tearing off, avulsion 
 
 Absacken, v.i. to become encysted 
 
 Absackung, /. encystment, saccula- 
 tion 
 
 Absatz, m. deposit ; intermission 
 
 Absaugen, v.t. to wean 
 
 Absaugung, /. weaning 
 
 Abscedieren, v.i. to form an ab- 
 scess, to suppurate 
 
 Abscedierung, /. the formation of an 
 abscess 
 
 Abscess, m. abscess ; embolischer 
 or metastatischer A., embolic or 
 metastatic abscess 
 
 Abscess-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. 
 abscess-like 
 
 Abscess-bildung, /. the formation of 
 an abscess 
 
 Abscesschen, n. a little abscess 
 
 Abscess-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of an abscess 
 
 Abscess-eroffnung, /. the opening 
 of an abscess 
 
 Abscess-haut, /. membrane, lining 
 or wall of an abscess 
 
 Abscess-herd, m. focus of an ab- 
 scess 
 
 Abscess-hohle, /. abscess-cavity 
 
 Abscess-membran, /. = -haut 
 
 Abscess-offnung, /. mouth of an 
 abscess 
 
 Abscess-reifung, /. ripening of an 
 abscess 
 
 Abscess-sack, m. abscess-sac 
 
 Abscess-verkalkung, /, calcification 
 of an abscess 
 
 Abscess-verkasung, /. caseation of 
 an abscess 
 
 Abscess-verkreidung, /. = -verkal- 
 kung 
 
 Abscess-wand, /. or -wandung, ;. 
 wall of an abscess 
 
 Abschaben, v.t. to scrape off 
 
 Abschabung, /. scraping off 
 
 Abschalen, v.t. to peel off, to ex- 
 coriate, to abrade 
 
 Abschalung, /. peeling off, excoria- 
 tion, abrasion 
 
 Abscheiden, v.t. to separate, to 
 eliminate, to divide 
 
 Abscheidung, /. separation, elimina- 
 tion, division 
 
 Abscheren, v.t. to clip, to cut off 
 with scissors 
 
 Abschiefern, v.i. to exfoliate, to 
 desquamate 
 
 Abschiefernd, a. exfoliative 
 
 Abschieferung, /. exfoliation, des- 
 quamation 
 
 Abschienen, v.t. to apply splints ; 
 to remove splints 
 
 Abschilfern, v.i. = Abschiefern 
 
 Abschilfernd, a. = Abschiefernd 
 
 Abschilferung, /. = Abschieferung 
 
 Abschlagen, v.i. to abate 
 
 Abschleifen, v.t. to grind off 
 
 Abschleifung, /. attrition 
 
 Abschliessung, /. occlusion 
 
 Abschneiden, v.t. to cut off, to 
 amputate, to clip, to pare 
 
 Abschneidung, /..cutting off, ampu- 
 tation 
 
 Abschnitt, m. section, segment, part 
 
 Abschniiren, v.t. & i. to ligature, 
 to snare, to remove by ligature, 
 to constrict ; to undergo seg- 
 mentation 
 
 Abschniirung, /. constriction, snar- 
 ing ; segmentation 
 
 Abschniirungs-cyste, /. retention 
 cyst 
 
 Abschnurungs-falte, /. segmentation 
 fold 
 
 Abschnurungs-vorgang, m. process 
 of segmentation 
 
 Abschuppen, v.t. & i. to scale; to 
 desquamate 
 
 Abschuppend, a. scaling, desqua- 
 mating 
 
 Abschuppung, /. scaling, desqua- 
 mation 
 
 Abschiirfen, v.t. to abrade or graze 
 the skin 
 
 Abschiirfung, /, abrasion or grazing 
 of the skin 
 
Abs 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Abt 
 
 Abschwachen, v.t. to weaken, to at- 
 tenuate, to mitigate, to diminisli 
 
 Abschwachung, /. weakening, at- 
 tenuation, mitigation, modifica- 
 tion 
 
 Abschwaren, v.i. to separate by 
 ulceration, to suppurate away 
 
 Abschwefeln, v.t. to desulphurate 
 
 Abschwellen, v.i. to decrease 
 
 Abschwellung, /. decrease 
 
 Abschwitzen, v.t. to sweat out 
 
 Abseifen, v.t. to remove or cleanse 
 by soap 
 
 Abseihen, v.t. to filter 
 
 Abseihung, /. filtration 
 
 Absengen, v.t. to singe off 
 
 Absengung, /. singeing 
 
 Absetzen, v.t. to deposit, to wean ; 
 v.i. to settle (of liquids), to con- 
 trast (of colours) 
 
 Absetzung, /. deposition 
 
 Absicht, /. intention ; indication 
 
 Absieden, v.t. to boil, to make a 
 decoction of 
 
 Absiedung, /. decoction 
 
 Absondern, v.t. to secrete, to ex- 
 crete, to separate 
 
 Absondernd, a. secreting, excreting 
 
 Absonderung, /. secretion, excre- 
 tion, separation, exudation 
 
 Absonderungs-apparat, m. secretory 
 apparatus 
 
 Absonderungs-dotter, m. segregate 
 yolk 
 
 Absonderungs-driise, /. a secreting 
 gland 
 
 Absonderungs-fliissigkeit, /. secre- 
 tory fluid, secretion 
 
 Absonderungs-gefass, n. secretory 
 vessel 
 
 Absonderungs-mittel, n. agent or 
 remedy for exciting secretion 
 
 Absonderungs-organ, n. secretory 
 organ 
 
 Absonderungs-stoff, m. secreted 
 material 
 
 Absonderungs-storung, /. disturb- 
 ance of secretory function 
 
 Absonderungs-vermogen, n. secre- 
 tory power 
 
 Absonderungs-vorgang, m. process 
 of secretion 
 
 Absonderungs-weg, m. secretory 
 channel 
 
 Absonderungs-werkzeug, n. = -or- 
 gan 
 
 Absorbieren, v.t. to absorb 
 
 Absorbierend, a. absorbent 
 
 Absorption, /. absorption 
 
 Absorptions-befordernd, a, promot- 
 ing absorption 
 
 Absorptions-fahig, a. capable of 
 absorbing, absorbent 
 
 Absorptions-f^higkeit, /. capability 
 of absorbing 
 
 Absorptions-farbe, /. absorption 
 colour 
 
 Absorptions-kraft, /. power of ab- 
 sorption 
 
 Absorptions-streifen, m.-pl. absorp- 
 tion lines 
 
 Absorptions-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Abspalten, v.t. to split up 
 
 Abspaltung, /. splitting up 
 
 Abspannen, v.t. to relax 
 
 Abspannung, /. relaxation 
 
 Absperrventil, n. stop-valve 
 
 Abspritzen, v.t. to syringe ; to re- 
 move by syringing 
 
 Abspiilen, v.t. to rinse, to wash off 
 
 Abspiilung, /. rinsing, washing off 
 
 Abstammen, v.i. to descend from, 
 to be derived from 
 
 Abstammung, /. descent, derivation 
 
 Abstammungslehre, /. theory of 
 descent 
 
 Abstand, m. distance, interspace 
 
 Absteigend, a. descending 
 
 Absterben, v.i. to die; to be be- 
 numbed ; to become gangrenous 
 or necrosed 
 
 Absterben, n. death, disease, decay ; 
 gangrene, necrosis 
 
 Absterbeordnung, /. death-rate 
 
 Abstergieren, v.t. to cleanse 
 
 Abstergierend, a. cleansing 
 
 Abstinenzerscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon of abstinence (as from 
 alcohol, &c.) 
 
 Abstossen, v.t. to cast off or shed 
 
 Abstossung, /. casting off or shed- 
 ding 
 
 Abstromen, v.i. to flow away 
 
 Abstufung, /. gradation 
 
 Abstumpfen, v.t. & i. to blunt, to 
 dull or deaden ; to neutralise ; 
 to become deadened or dulled 
 
 Abstumpfung, /. blunting, dulling 
 or deadening ; neutralisation 
 
 Absud, m. decoction 
 
 Absiissen, v.t. to wash (a precipi- 
 tate) 
 
 Absynt, m. absinth 
 
 Abtasten, v.t. to palpate, to ex- 
 amine with the hand 
 
 Abtastung, /. palpation, manual 
 examination 
 
Abt 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ace 
 
 Abtoten, v.t. to kill, to destroy 
 
 Abtotung, /. killing, destruction 
 
 Abtragen, v.t. to remove, to excise, 
 to extirpate 
 
 Abtragung, /. removal, excision, ex- 
 tirpation 
 
 Abtreibemittel, n. a drug or agent 
 intended to cause abortion or 
 expulsion of intestinal parasites 
 
 Abtreiben, v.t. to expel, to remove, 
 to cause abortion 
 
 Abtreibend, a. expulsive, removing ; 
 abortefacient 
 
 Abtreibung, /. expulsion, removal ; 
 abortion 
 
 Abtreibungsversuch, m. attempt to 
 procure abortion or expel intes- 
 tinal parasites 
 
 Abtrennen, v.t. to separate, to dis- 
 member 
 
 Abtrennung, /. separation, dismem- 
 berment 
 
 Abtritt, m. privy 
 
 Abtrittsgrube, /. cesspool 
 
 Abtrocknen, v.t. to wipe ofi or dry 
 by wiping 
 
 Abtupfen, v.t. to cleanse or remove 
 by mopping 
 
 Abulie, /. want of will-power 
 
 Abwarten, v.t. to await 
 
 Abwaschen, v.t. to wash off 
 
 Abwaschung, /. a washing ofi, ablu- 
 tion 
 
 Abwasser, n. waste waters 
 
 "Abwasserkanal, m. drain 
 
 Abwechseln, v.i. to intermit, to al- 
 ternate 
 
 Abwechselnd, a. intermittent, alter- 
 nating 
 
 Abwehrmittel, n. a prophylactic 
 
 Abweichen, v.t. & i. to macerate, 
 soften or soak ; to deviate, to 
 vary ; to deflect 
 
 Abweichen, n. maceration, soften- 
 ing ; diarrhoea ; anomaly 
 
 Abweichend, a. abnormal, deviating, 
 irregular, aberrant 
 
 Abweichung, /. anomaly, deviation, 
 deflection 
 
 Abweichungswinkel, m. angle of 
 deflection or deviation 
 
 Abzahnen, v.i. to shed the teeth 
 
 Abzahnung, /. shedding of teeth 
 
 Abzapfen, v.t. to tap, to drain, to 
 let blood 
 
 Abzapfer, m. trocar, catheter 
 
 Abzapfung, /.tapping or paracentesis 
 
 Abzehren, v.i. to waste away, to 
 become emaciated 
 
 Abzehrend, a. wasting, consumptive 
 
 Abzehrung, /. a wasting away, con- 
 sumption, marasmus 
 
 Abzehrungs-leiden, n. or -krank- 
 heit, /. a wasting disease 
 
 Abziehen, v.t. to draw away, to 
 abduct 
 
 Abziehend, a. abducent ; revulsive, 
 abstractive 
 
 Abzieher, m. or -muskel, m. abduc- 
 tor muscle 
 
 Abziehung, /. abduction ; revulsion, 
 abstraction 
 
 Abzug, m. drain 
 
 Abzugs-kanal, m. drain, conduit 
 
 Abzugs-rohre, /. drainage-tube ; 
 soil-pipe 
 
 Ac . . ., vide also Ak . . . 
 
 Acajougummi, m. cashew gum 
 
 Acajounuss, /. cashew-nut 
 
 Acanthia, /. bug 
 
 Acanthom, n. louse 
 
 Acanthopelvis, /. spiny pelvis 
 
 Access, m. attack, invasion {e.g. of 
 fever) 
 
 Accessorisch, a. accessory 
 
 Accessorius, w .spinal accessory nerve 
 
 Accessorius-kern, m. spinal acces- 
 sory nucleus 
 
 Accessorius-krampf, m. spasm of 
 muscles supplied by spinal acces- 
 sory 
 
 Accessorius-lahmung, /. spinal ac- 
 cessory paralysis 
 
 Accessorius-wurzel, /. root of spinal 
 accessory 
 
 Accidentell, a. accidental, concomi- 
 tant 
 
 Acclimatisieren, v.t. & i. to accli- 
 matise ; to become acclimatised 
 
 Acclimatisierung, /. acclimatisa' 
 tion 
 
 Accommodation, and compds., vide 
 Akkomodation 
 
 Accouchieren, v.t. to deliver 
 
 Acetaldehyd, n. acetaldehyde 
 
 Acetessigester, m. aceto-acetic acid 
 
 Acetessigsaure, /. aceto-acetic ether 
 
 Acetimeter, m. instrument for mea- 
 suring strength of acetic ether 
 
 Acetometer, m. = Acetimeter 
 
 Aceton, n. acetone 
 
 Acetonamie, /. acetonaemia 
 
 Acetonitril, n. acetonitrile 
 
 Acetonsaure, /. acetonic acid 
 
 Acetonurie, /. acetonuria 
 
 Acetophenon, n. acetophenone 
 
 Acetylcarbonsaure, /, pyroracemio 
 acid 
 
Ace 
 
 OF MEDICAL lERMS 
 
 Ack 
 
 Acetylchloriif, n. acetyl chloride 
 Acetylsaure, /. acetic acid 
 Achilie, /. congenital absence of lips 
 Achilles-flechse, /. or -sehne, /. tendo 
 
 Achillis 
 Achillotonotomie, f. section of tendo 
 
 Achillis 
 Achirie, /. congenital absence of 
 
 hands 
 Achirus, m, monster without hands 
 Achloropsie, /. green-blindness 
 Acholie, /. absence or deficiency of 
 
 bile 
 Achroma, n. — Achromasie 
 Achrotnasie, /. absence of pigment 
 Achromatisch, a. achromatic 
 Achromatopsie, /. colour-blindness 
 Achromatosen, f.pl. affections of 
 skin characterised by absence or 
 deficiency of pigment 
 Achse, /. axis ; vide for compds. 
 
 Achsen- 
 Achsel, /. axilla ; shoulder 
 Achsel- (in compds.), axillary 
 Achsel-ader, /. axillary vein 
 Achsel-apertur, /. space through 
 which vessels and nerves enter 
 the axilla 
 Achsel-arterie, /. axillary artery 
 Achsel-band, n. shoulder-strap 
 Achsel-bezirk, m. = -gegend 
 Achsel-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Achsel-bogen, m. axillary arch 
 Achsel-driise, /. axillary gland 
 Aehsel-driisenschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of axillary gland 
 Achsel-einstellung, /. shoulder pre- 
 sentation 
 Achsel-falte, /. axillary fold 
 Achsel-furche, /. axillary groove 
 Achsel-gebiet, n. — -gegend 
 Achsel-gefass, n. axillary vessel 
 Achsel-gegend, /. axillary region 
 Achsel-geruch, m. odour of axilla 
 Achsel-grube, /. & compds. = -hohle 
 Achsel-haar, n. axillary hair 
 Achsel-hohle, /. axilla, armpit 
 Achsel-hohlendruse, /. axillary gland 
 Achsel-hohlenentzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation in the armpit 
 Achsel-hohlengegend, /. axillary 
 
 region 
 Achsel-hohlengeschwulst, /. axillary 
 
 tumour 
 Achsel-hohlenmessung, /. taking 
 
 temperature in axilla 
 Achsel-hohlung, /. & compds. = 
 
 -hohle 
 Achsel-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 
 Achsel-linie, /. axillary line 
 Achsel-lymphdruse, /. axillary 
 
 lymph gland 
 Achsel-nerv, m. axillary nerve 
 Achsel-nervengeflecht, n. axillary 
 
 nerve-plexus 
 Achsel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Achsel-riemen, m. shoulder-strap 
 Achsel-schlagader, /, = -arterie 
 Achsel-schweiss, m. axillary sweat 
 Achsel-vene, /. = -ader 
 Achsel-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 wall of axilla 
 Achsen- (in compds.) axis-, axial 
 Achsen-band, n. axis ligament of 
 
 malleus 
 Achsen-cjdinder, m. axis cylinder 
 Achsen-cylinderfortsatz, m. axis 
 
 cylinder process 
 Achsen-cylinderscheide, /. sheath of 
 
 axis cylinder 
 Achsen-drehung, /. volvulus ; axis 
 
 rotation 
 Achsen-ebene, /. axial plane 
 Achsen-faden, m. or -faser, /. central 
 
 filament, axis cylinder 
 Achsen-kanal, m. axis or central 
 
 canal 
 Achsen-korper, m. axis corpuscle 
 Achsen-lange, /. length of axis 
 Achsen-myopie, /. axial myopia 
 Achsen-platte, /. layer of cells in 
 
 axis of primitive streak 
 Achsen-punkt, m. axial centre or 
 
 point 
 Achsen-schlauch, m. axial tube 
 Achsen-stab, m. axial rod, chorda 
 
 dorsalis 
 Achsen-strang, m. axis cord 
 Achsen- winkel, m. axial angle 
 Achsen-zug, m. axis- or axial trac- 
 tion 
 Achsen-zugzange, /. axis-traction 
 
 forceps 
 Achsial a. axial 
 
 Achter-naht, /. figure-of-8 suture 
 Achter-pessar, n. figure-of-8 pessary 
 Achter-tour, /. figure-of-8 turn 
 Achtmonatskind, n. eight-months 
 
 child / 
 
 Achttagig, a. octan 
 Acidalbumin, «. acid albumin 
 Acidimetrie, /. acidimetry 
 Aciditat, /. acidity 
 Ackerbauchemie, /. agricultural 
 
 chemistry 
 Ackerkamille, /. wild camomile 
 Ackertnennig, m. Agrimonia eupa- 
 
 toria, L, 
 
Aco 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ads 
 
 Acoelius, m. monster without belly 
 Acomia, /. baldness 
 Aconit, n. aconite 
 Aconitin, n. aconitin 
 Aconit-saure, /. aconitic acid 
 Aconit-vergiftung, /. aconite poison- 
 ing 
 Acornus, m. a form of acardiac mon- 
 ster with no trunk 
 Acrol, n. — Acrolein 
 Acrolein, n. acroline, acrolein 
 Acrylsaure, /. acrylic acid 
 Acup . . ., vide Akup . . . 
 Acusticus, m. auditory nerve 
 Acusticus-atrophie, /. atrophy of 
 
 auditory nerve 
 Acusticus-faser, m. fibre of auditory 
 
 nerve 
 Acusticus-faserung, /. fibrillation of 
 
 auditory nerve 
 Acusticus-ganglion, m. accessory 
 
 auditory nucleus 
 Acusticus-hauptkern, m. principal 
 
 nucleus of auditory nerve 
 Acusticus-kern, m. auditory nucleus 
 Acusticus-stamm, m. trunk of au- 
 ditory nerve 
 Acusticus-strang, m. longitudinal 
 
 bundle of auditory nerve 
 .Acusticus- wurzel, /. root of auditory 
 
 nerve 
 Acusticus-zweig, m. branch of audi- 
 tory nerve 
 Acyanoblepsie, /. blue-blindness 
 Acyesis, /. sterility 
 Adamsapfel, m. pomum Adanii 
 Addimente, pi. complements 
 Addison 'sche Krankheit, /. Addi- 
 son's disease 
 Adduktionsbewegung, /. movement 
 
 of adduction 
 Adduktoren, pi. adductors 
 Adduktoren-kanal, m. Hunter's 
 
 canal 
 Adduktoren-schlitz, m. orifice of 
 
 lower end of Hunter's canal 
 Adduzieren, v.f. to adduct 
 Adduzierung, /. adduction 
 Adeliparie, /. obesity 
 Aden- (in compds.), a gland 
 Adenalgie, /. pain in a gland 
 Adenie, /. general enlargement of 
 lymphatic glands ; Hodgkin's 
 disease 
 Adenographie, /. description of 
 
 glands 
 Adenoid, n. or a. adenoid ; lym- 
 phoid 
 Adenologie, /. the study of glands 
 
 Adenom, n. adenoma 
 Adenom-sprossung, /. proliferation 
 
 of adenoma 
 Adenosis, /. gland-affection 
 
 AdenosklerobB, /. gland-induration 
 Ader, /. a blood-vessel, (usually 
 meaning) a vein 
 
 Ader, goldene, hsemorrhoidal vein ; 
 piles 
 
 Ader- (in compds.), venous 
 
 Aderbein, n. varicose vein of leg 
 
 Aderbruch, m. varicocele 
 
 Adergebaude, n. venous system 
 
 Adergewachs, n. polypus 
 
 Adergewebe, /. choroid plexus 
 
 Aderhaut, /. choroid 
 
 Aderhaut- (in compds.), choroidal 
 
 Aderig, a. venous, vascular 
 
 Aderknoten, m. varicose vein 
 
 Aderlass, m. venesection 
 
 Aderlass-bausch, m. compress ap- 
 plied after venesection 
 
 Aderlass-becken, n. basin for blood- 
 letting 
 
 Aderlass-binde, /. bandage used in 
 blood-letting 
 
 Aderlass-eisen, n. lancet 
 
 Aderlass-kunst, /. phlebotomy 
 
 Aderlass-lanzette, /. lancet for vene- 
 section 
 
 Aderlass-lehre, /. science of blood-, 
 letting 
 
 Aderlass-narbe, /, scar from vene- 
 section 
 
 Aderlass-schnapper, m. spring phle- 
 botome 
 
 Aderlass-verband, m. dressing ap-. 
 plied after venesection 
 
 Aderlass-wunde, /. venesection- 
 wound 
 
 Ader- (in compds.), vide Venen- 
 
 Aderlos, a. veinless, non-vascu- 
 lar 
 
 Aderpresse, /. tourniquet 
 
 Aderschlag, m. pulse-beat 
 
 Adesmosen, pi. skin affections 
 characterised by atrophy or de- 
 fective development of subcu- 
 taneous connective tissue 
 
 Adhasion, /. adhesion 
 
 Adhasiv, a. adhesive 
 
 Adiowansamen, m. Ajwain fruit 
 
 Adipid, a. fat 
 
 Adipide, pi. fatty products of ani- 
 mal substances 
 
 Adipidieren, v.t. to grease 
 
 Adipinsaure, /. adipinic acid 
 
 Adipos, a. adipose 
 
 Adstringierend, a. astringent 
 
Ady 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Aet 
 
 Adynamie, /. weakness 
 Adynamisch, a. weak, adynamic 
 Aecidiomyceten, pi. uredineae 
 Aederchen, n. venule, little vein 
 Aedoeo- (in compds.), sexual 
 Aegophonie, /. segophony 
 Aegyptische Augenentziindung, /. 
 
 Egyptian ophthalmia 
 Aegyptische Chlorose, /. ankylosto- 
 miasis anaemia 
 Aehnlich, a. like 
 
 Aelchen, n.pl. little eels, maggots 
 Aeolotrop, a. doubly refracting 
 Aepfel- (in compds.), vide Apfel- 
 Aequatorial-ebene, /. equatorial 
 
 plane 
 ' Aequatorial-platte, /. equatorial 
 
 plate 
 Aequilibriermethode, /. method of 
 
 equilibration 
 Aeramie, f. air in the blood-ves- 
 sels 
 Aerhamoktonie, /. death due to air 
 
 entering the blood-vessels 
 Aeroben, pi. aerobic bacteria 
 Aerobiontisch, a. aerobic 
 Aerobisch, a. aerobic 
 Aerostatisch, a. aerostatic 
 Aerotherapie, /. air-treatment 
 Aerotonometer, m. instrunient for 
 measuring gas tension in blood 
 Aerozoen, pi. animals requiring 
 
 gaseous oxygen 
 Aerzte, pi. of Arzt 
 Aerzte-kammer, /. representative 
 
 body of medical men 
 Aerzte-tag, m. meeting of medical 
 
 men 
 Aerzte-verein, m. medical society 
 Aerzte-versammlung, /. meeting of 
 
 medical men 
 Aerztlich, a. medical ; relating to 
 a medical man or medical affairs 
 Aestchen, n. a little branch 
 Aesthesio-logie, /. aesthesiology 
 Aesthesio-meter, m. aesthesiometer 
 Aesthesio-neurosen, pi. affections 
 
 of sensory nerves 
 Aesthesodisch, a. aesthesodic, con- 
 ducting sensory impulses 
 Aestig, a. branched ; racemose 
 Aethane, pi. paraffins, saturated 
 
 hydrocarbons 
 Aether, m. ether, essence 
 Aether-art, /. kind or variety of 
 
 ether 
 Aether-auszug, m. ethereal extract 
 Aether-bespruhung, /. spraying with 
 ether 
 
 Aether-betaubung, /. ether nar- 
 cosis 
 
 Aether-bildung, /. etherifi cation 
 
 Aether-dampf, m. ether vapour 
 
 Aether-darreichung, /. administra- 
 tion of ether 
 
 Aether-douche, /. or -dusche, /. 
 ether spray apparatus 
 
 Aether-einatmung, /. inhalation of 
 ether 
 
 Aether-einspritzung, /. injection of 
 ether 
 
 Aether-einwirkung, f. action or 
 effect of ether 
 
 Aether-form, /. = -art 
 
 Aetherisch, a. ethereal, essential 
 
 Aetherisieren, v.t. to administer 
 ether, to etherise 
 
 Aetherisierung, /. the administration 
 of ether 
 
 Aetherismus, m. etherism, after- 
 effects of ether 
 
 Aether-muskelstarre, /. muscular 
 rigidity under ether 
 
 Aether-nachwirkung, /. after-effect 
 of ether 
 
 Aetheromanie, /. etheromania 
 
 Aether-scheintod, m. collapse or 
 asphyxia under ether 
 
 Aether-schwefelsaure, /. ethyl-sul- 
 phuric acid 
 
 Aether-sirup, m. syrup of aether 
 
 Aether-weingeist, m. spirit of ether, 
 1-3 parts, Ph. G. 
 
 Aether- wirkung, /. action or effect 
 of ether 
 
 Aether-zerstauber, m. ether spray 
 apparatus 
 
 Aether-zerstaubung, /. the act of 
 spraying with ether 
 
 Aethyl, n. ethyl 
 
 Aethyl-aldehyd, n. ethyl aldehyde 
 
 Aethyl-alkohol, m. ethyl alcohol 
 
 Aethyl-ather, m. ethyl ether 
 
 Aethyl-bromid, n. ethyl bromide 
 
 Aethyl - chloriir, -chlorid, n. ethyl 
 chloride 
 
 Aethylen, n. ethylene 
 
 Aethylen-bromid, n. ethylene bro- 
 mide 
 
 Aethylen-chlorid, n. ethylene chlo- 
 ride 
 
 Aethylen-jodid, m. ethylene iodide 
 
 Aethyliden, n. ethylidene 
 
 Aethyliden-chlorid, n. eth5didene 
 chloride 
 
 Aethyliden-dimethylather, m. ethy- 
 lidene dimethyl ether 
 
 Aethyl-oxyd, w, ethyl oxide 
 
Aet 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aft 
 
 Aethyl-oxyd, n. (benzoesaures) ben- 
 zoic ether 
 Aethyl-schwefelsaure, /. ethyl-sul- 
 phuric acid 
 Aetiologie, /. etiology 
 Aetiologisch, a. etiological 
 Aetz- (in compds.), caustic, corro- 
 sive 
 Aetz-ammoniak, n. caustic am- 
 monia 
 Aetz-ammoniakflussigkeit, /. Liquor 
 ammonise, solution of caustic 
 ammonia 
 Aetz-bar, a. corrodible, irritable 
 Aetz-baryt, n. caustic baryta 
 Aetz-einwirkung, /. action or effect 
 
 of caustics 
 Aetzen, v.t. to cauterise, to cor- 
 rode 
 Aetzend, a. caustic, corrosive 
 Aetz-gift, n. caustic poison 
 Aetz-kali, n. caustic potash 
 Aetz-kalllauge, /., or -kalilosung, /. 
 
 solution of caustic potash 
 Aetz-kalk, m. quick lime 
 Aetz-lauge, /. solution of caustic 
 Aetz-mittel, n. a caustic or es- 
 
 charotic 
 Aetz-mitteltrager, m. or -mittel- 
 
 zange, /. caustic holder 
 Aetz-natron, n. caustic soda 
 Aetz-natronlauge, /. or -natron- 
 losung, /. solution of caustic 
 soda 
 Aetz-paste, /. (Wiene), Vienna 
 
 paste 
 Aetz-pfeil, m. = -stift 
 Aetz-pinsel, m. caustic brush or 
 
 pencil 
 Aetz-schorf, m. eschar or slough 
 
 from caustic 
 Aetz-sonde, /. caustic sound 
 Aetz-stabchen, n. = -stift 
 Aetz-stein, m. potassa fusa 
 Aetz-stift, m. caustic point 
 Aetz-sublimat, n. corrosive subli- 
 mate 
 Aetz-trager, m. caustic holder 
 Aetz-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 
 caustics 
 Aetz-wirkung, /. = -einwirkung 
 Aetz-wunde, /. wound produced by 
 
 caustics or corrosives 
 Aetzung, /. cauterisation, corrosion 
 Aeusser, a. outer, external, exter- 
 
 nus 
 Aeusseriich, a. external, superficial, 
 
 outer 
 Affe, m, monkey 
 
 Affektionslosigkeit, /. apathy 
 
 Affektion, /. emotion ; morbid 
 change 
 
 Affektsprache, /. emotional speech 
 
 Affenbrotbaumrinde, /. Cortex adam- 
 sonise 
 
 Afferens, m. afferent vessel 
 
 Affinitat, /. affinity 
 
 Afflzieren, v.t. to affect 
 
 After, prep, (in compds.) pseudo-, 
 neo-, secondary ; for After, and 
 compds. relating to the anus, 
 vide infra 
 
 After-arzt, m. quack 
 
 After-bildung, /. pseudoplasm, neo- 
 plasm ; secondary growth ; mal- 
 formation ; deterioration 
 
 After-gebilde, n. = -bildung 
 
 After-geburt, /. after-birth 
 
 After-gelenk, n. new or false joint 
 
 After-gerausch, n. hsemic murmur 
 
 After-gewachs, n. secondary growth 
 
 After-haut, /. pseudo-membrane 
 
 After-masse, f. pseudoplasm, neo- 
 plasm, secondary growth 
 
 After-milz, /. secondary spleen 
 
 After, m. buttocks, anus 
 
 After- (in compds.), anal 
 
 After-arterie, /. inferior haemor- 
 rhoidal artery 
 
 After-ausfluss, m. anal discharge 
 
 After-bezirk, m. anal region 
 
 After-beule, /. ischio-rectal abscess, 
 anal abscess 
 
 After-blutfluss, m. = blutung 
 
 After-blutfiussig, a. pertaining to 
 rectal haemorrhage 
 
 After-blutung, /. haemorrhage per 
 rectum 
 
 After-bruch, m. hernia recti 
 
 After-dammgegend, /. rectal region 
 
 After-darm, m. rectum 
 
 After-einstulpung, /. inversion of 
 anus 
 
 After-entzundung, /. anal inflamma- 
 tion 
 
 After-falte, /. anal fold 
 
 After-fistel, /. fistula in ano 
 
 After-fratt, m. ~ -jucken 
 
 After-gebiet, n. or -gegend, /. anal 
 region 
 
 After-geschwulst, /. anal tumour 
 
 After-grube, /. anal cavity 
 
 After-heber, m. levator ani 
 
 After-jucken, n. pruritus ani 
 
 After-kerbe, /. anal groove 
 
 After-krampf, m. anal spasm 
 
 After-krebs, m. cancer of anus or 
 rectum 
 
 lO 
 
Aft 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Akk 
 
 f. 
 
 After-los, a. without an anus 
 After-miindung, /. or -offnung, 
 
 anal aperture 
 After-puisader, /. -= -arterie 
 After-rand, m. anal rim 
 After-riss, m. anal tear 
 After-rotung, /. anal inflammation 
 After-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 After-schleimhaut, /. anal mucous 
 
 membrane 
 After-schleimhautentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of anal mucous mem- 
 brane 
 After-schliesser, m. sphincter ani 
 After-schliesserkrampf, m. spasm of 
 
 sphincter ani 
 After-schliesserlahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of sphincter ani 
 After-schliesserzusammenziehung, /. 
 drawing together of sphincter ani 
 (in operation for ruptured peri- 
 neum) 
 After-schliessmuskel, m. and com- 
 pounds = -schliesser 
 After-schmerz, m. anal pain 
 After-schniirer, m. and compds. = 
 
 -schliesser 
 After-schrunde, /. anal crack 
 After-spalte, /. fissure of anus 
 After-sperre, /. anal or rectal 
 
 struction 
 After-spiegel, m. anal speculum 
 After-umgegend, /. anal region 
 After-verengung, /. narrowing 
 
 anuSj stricture of rectum 
 After-verschliessung, /. or -versch- 
 
 luss, m. imperforate anus 
 After-vorfall, m. prolapsus ani 
 After-vortreibung, /. prolapsus ani 
 After- wurm, m. threadworm 
 After-zwang, m. tenesmus 
 Agalaktie, /. insufficient lactation 
 Agamisch, a. agamic, sexless 
 Agaricinsaure, /. agaricic acid 
 Agar-nahrlosung, /. solution of 
 
 nutrient agar 
 Agar-platte, /. agar plate 
 Agenesie, /. want of development of 
 a part or parts of the body ; im- 
 potence, sterility 
 Ageusie, /. want of sense of taste 
 Ageustie, /. = Ageusie 
 Agger nasi, m. growth from middle 
 
 turbinate bone 
 Agglutinenzien, pi. agglutinatives 
 Agglutinieren, v.i. to agglutinate 
 Agglutinine, n.pl. agglutinins 
 Aglobulie, /. diminution of red blood- 
 corpuscles 
 
 ob- 
 
 of 
 
 Aglossie, /. congenital absence of 
 tongue 
 
 Aglutition, /. inability to swallow 
 
 Agnathie, /. absence of lower jaw 
 
 Agonal, a. occurring at the moment 
 of death 
 
 Agonie, /. (death-) agony 
 
 Agonieerscheinung, /. signs of death- 
 agony 
 
 Agonisieren, v.i. to be in the agony 
 of death 
 
 Agoraphobic, /. morbid fear of being 
 alone in open places 
 
 Agrammatismus, m. inability to 
 form grammatical sentences 
 
 Agraphie, /. loss of power to repro- 
 duce thoughts in writing 
 
 Agrippus, m. footling 
 
 Agrypnie, /. insomnia 
 
 Agrypnocoma, n. coma vigil 
 
 Ahnung, /. opinion 
 
 Ahornsaure, /. aceric acid 
 
 Ahornzucker, m. maple sugar 
 
 Aichungslinien, pi. lines indicating 
 position of the ribs 
 
 Aidoiomanie, /. morbid sexual appe- 
 tite 
 
 Ajowanfrucht, /. ajwain fruit 
 
 Ajowanol, n. ajwain oil 
 
 Akampsie, /. inflexibility, rigidity 
 
 Akanthopelvis, /. pelvis spinosa 
 
 Akanthosen, f.pl. acanthoses, patho- 
 logical conditions of skin of warty 
 appearance due to proliferation 
 of prickle cells 
 
 Akardie, /. congenital absence or 
 non-development of heart 
 
 Akaroidharz, n. grass-tree gum 
 
 Akatalepsie, /. uncertainty 
 
 Akataphasie, /. = Agrammatismus 
 
 Akeidopeirastik, /. the employment 
 of needles or trocars for diagnostic 
 purposes 
 
 Akephalie, /. congenital absence oi 
 head 
 
 Akephalisch, a. headless 
 
 Akephalocysten, f.pl. echinococcus 
 cysts 
 
 Akestom, n. cheloid 
 
 Akinese, /. motor paralysis 
 
 Akinesie, /. = Akinese 
 
 Akiurgie, /. operative surgery 
 
 Akiurgisch, a. relating to operative 
 surgery 
 
 Akkomodation, /. accommodation, 
 adaptation ; (der Pilze), accomr 
 modation or adaptation (of fungi) 
 to a new or changed mode oi 
 life 
 
Akk 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ala 
 
 Akkomodations-anspannung, /. ten- 
 sion of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-anstrengung, /. ef- 
 fort of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-apparat, m. accom- 
 modation apparatus 
 
 Akkomodations-bediirfnis, n. neces- 
 sity of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-bereicJijW. or, breite, 
 /. range of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-fahigkeit, /. power 
 of accommodation ; faculty of 
 adaptation 
 
 Akkomodations-gebiet, n. = bereich 
 
 Akkomodations-kraft, /. = fahigkeit 
 
 Akkomodations-krampf, m. spasm 
 of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-lahmung, /. paraly- 
 sis of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-linie, /. accommo- 
 dation line 
 
 Akkomodations-muskel, m. muscle 
 of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-phosphen, n. ac- 
 commodation phosphene 
 
 Akkomodations-ruhe, /. relaxation 
 of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-schwache, /. weak- 
 ness of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-spannung, /. = an- 
 spannung 
 
 Akkomodations-storung, /. disturb- 
 ance of accommodation 
 
 Akkomodations-vermogen, n. = 
 -fahigkeit 
 
 Akne, /. acne 
 
 Akne-eiterung, /. acne suppuration 
 
 Akne-knoten, m. acne nodule 
 
 Akne-pustel, /. acne pustule 
 
 Aknemie, /. congenital absence of 
 legs 
 
 Akoasma, n. hallucination of hearing 
 
 Akognosie, /. = Akologie 
 
 Akologie, /. knowledge of surgical 
 instruments and their use 
 
 Akonit, n. aconite 
 
 Akonit-blatter, n.pl. aconite leaves 
 
 Akonit-knollen, m. aconite root 
 
 Akonit-tinktur, /. tincture of aconite 
 
 Akonitin, n. aconitine 
 
 Akorie, f. morbid sense of hunger 
 after eating 
 
 Akranie, /. congenital absence of 
 skull-cap and brain 
 
 Akrasie, /. excess, intemperance 
 
 Akratothermen, pi. spring waters 
 without distinctive chemical qua- 
 lities, acting mainly by their high 
 temperature 
 
 Akribometer, m. instrument for 
 measuring minute objects 
 
 Akrisie, /. absence of crisis, doubtful 
 nature of a disease 
 
 Akritisch, a. acritical 
 
 Akrobystiolith, m. preputial calculus 
 
 Akrochordon, n. pedunculated tu- 
 mour, mollusc or wart 
 
 Akrodynie, /. acrodynia, an epidemic 
 characterised by pain in the feet 
 and an erythematous eruption 
 (Erythema epidemicum) 
 
 Akromegalie, /. acromegaly 
 
 Akromelalgie, /. acromelalgia 
 
 Akromikrie, /. sclerodactyly 
 
 Akroparaesthesie, /. acroparaesthesia 
 
 Akrophobie, /. fear of being on 
 heights 
 
 Akroposthitis, /. balanitis 
 
 Akrotismus, m. pulselessness 
 
 Aktinogramm, n. skiagram 
 
 Aktinomyces, pi. actinomyces 
 
 Aktinomyces - drusen, f.pl. actino- 
 mycotic granules 
 
 Aktinomyces-faden, m. actinomyces 
 thread 
 
 Aktinomyces-geschwulst, /. actino- 
 myces tumour 
 
 Aktihomyces-knoten, m. actinomy- 
 ces nodule 
 
 Aktinomyces-korner, n.pl., or -ku- 
 geln, f.pl. = -drusen 
 
 Aktinomyces-pilz, m. ray-fungus, 
 actinomyces 
 
 Aktinomyces-rasen, m. patches of 
 actinomyces (in culture) 
 
 Aktinomykose, f. actinomycosis 
 
 Aktinomykotisch, a. actinomycotic 
 
 Aktinoskopie, /. skiagraphy 
 
 Akumeter, m. instrument for mea- 
 suring acuteness of hearing 
 
 Akuophonie, /. auscultatory percus- 
 sion 
 
 Akupressur, /. acupressure 
 
 Akupunktur, /. acupuncture 
 
 Akupunktur-nadel, /. acupuncture- 
 needle 
 
 Akustik, /. acoustics 
 
 Akustisch, a. acoustic 
 
 Akut, a. acute 
 
 Akyanoblepsie, /. blue-blindness 
 
 Akyesis, /. sterility 
 
 Alalia, /. loss of speech due to 
 paralysis 
 
 Alantkampfer, m. helenin ; a cam- 
 phor (CijHgO) obtained from root 
 of Inula Helenium 
 
 Alantwurzel, /. Radix Helenii, Ph. G. 
 = root of Inula Helenium 
 
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Ala 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 All 
 
 Alaun, m. alum 
 
 Alaun-erde, /. alumina 
 
 Alaun-kuchen, m. (kalifreier), alumi- 
 nium sulphate 
 
 Alaun-mehl, n. impure alum 
 
 Alaun-molken, pi. Serum lactis 
 aluminatum, Ph. G. 
 
 Alaun-stein, m. alunite 
 
 Alaun-stift, m. alum stick or point 
 
 Albern, a. foolish, weak-minded 
 
 Albernheit, /. silliness 
 
 Albinismus, m. albinism 
 
 Albinoismus, m. = Albinismus 
 
 Albino tisch, a. albinotic 
 
 Albuginitis, /. inflammation of tunica 
 albuginea 
 
 Albuminuria, /. albuminuria 
 
 Albumosen, pi. albumoses 
 
 Alcornocorinde, /. bark of Bowdichii 
 virgiloides 
 
 Aldehyd, n. aldehyde 
 
 Alembrothsalz, n. chloride of mer- 
 cury and ammonium 
 
 Aleppobeule, /. Aleppo boil 
 
 Aleuritesol, n. candlenut-oil 
 
 Alexie, /. alexia, word-blindness 
 
 Alexipharmakon, n. protective drug; 
 antitoxin 
 
 Algarobilla, /. fruit of Juga Marthae, 
 Spy. 
 
 Algarottpulver, n. Algaroth's pow- 
 der, basic chloride of antimony 
 
 Algedo, /. painful sensation, esp. in 
 gonorrhoea 
 
 Algesimeter, m. instrument for 
 testing sensibility to pain 
 
 Alginsaure, /. alginic acid 
 
 Algolagnie, /. lust of pain (in sadism, 
 &c.) 
 
 Alienation, /. mental derangement, 
 insanity 
 
 Alkalescenz, /. alkalescence 
 
 Alkali, n. alkali 
 
 Alkalien, n.pl. alkalies 
 
 Alkalisch, a. alkaline 
 
 Alkalisieren, v.t. to make or render 
 alkahne 
 
 Alkalisierung, /. alkalisation 
 
 Alkalitat, /. alkalinity 
 
 Alkalizitat, /. = Alkalitat 
 
 Alkaluretika, pi. substances render- 
 ing urine alkaline 
 
 Alkannarot, n. alkanin, anchusin 
 
 Alkannawurzel, /. alkanet root 
 
 Alkannin, n. = Alkannarot 
 
 Alkarsin, n, alkarsin (liquor of 
 Cadet) 
 
 Alkohol, m. alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-auszug, m._ alcoholic extract 
 
 Alkohol-bestimmung, /. estimation 
 of alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-dampfe,w.p/.alcohol vapour 
 
 Alkohol-frei, a. non-alcoholic 
 
 Alkohol-garung, /. alcoholic fermen- 
 tation 
 
 Alkohol-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-haltig, a. containing alcohol 
 
 Alkoholiker, m. one who drinks too 
 much alcohol 
 
 Alkoholisch, a. alcoholic 
 
 Alkohol-krankheit, /. a disease from 
 alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-messer, m. alcoholimeter 
 
 Alkohol-missbrauch, m. abuse of 
 alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-psychosen, pi. mental dis- 
 eases due to alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-reich, a. rich in alcohol 
 
 Alkohol-verband, m. alcohol or spirit 
 dressing 
 
 Alkohol-vergiftung, /. alcoholic poi- 
 soning 
 . Allantiasis, /. poisoning by sausages 
 
 Allantoin, n. allantoin 
 
 Allantois- (in compds.), allantoid, 
 allantoic 
 
 Allantois-blase, /. allantoic vesicle 
 
 Allantoisch, a. allantoic 
 
 Allantois-gefass, n. allantoic vessel 
 
 Allantois-hocker, m. primitive allan- 
 toic eminence ; commencing allan- 
 toic vesicle 
 
 Allantois-kreislauf, m. allantoic cir- 
 culation 
 
 Allantois-saure, /. allantoic acid 
 
 Allantois-stiel, m. pedicle of allan- 
 tois 
 
 Allantois- wulst, >«..= -hocker 
 
 Allantotoxin, n. sausage poison 
 
 Allantursaure, /. allanturic acid 
 
 Allasthesie, /. perversion of touch 
 localisation, pain from a prick in 
 one limb being referred to the op- 
 posite limb 
 
 Allgemein, a. general, constitutional 
 
 Allgemein-ansteckung, /. constitu- 
 tional infection 
 
 Allgemein-befinden, n. general con- 
 dition 
 
 AUgemein-behandlung, /. general 
 or constitutional treatment 
 
 Allgemein-erkrankung, /. general or 
 constitutional affection 
 
 Allgemein-erscheinung, /. general 
 phenomenon or appearance 
 
 Allgemein-gefuhl, n, general sense of 
 condition 
 
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All 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Alt 
 
 Allgemein-gesundheit, /. general 
 
 health 
 Allgemein-krankheit, /. or - leiden, 
 n. general or constitutional disease 
 AUgemein-storung, /. general dis- 
 turbance 
 AUgemein-veranderung, /. general or 
 
 constitutional change 
 Allgemein-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 
 of the whole system 
 AUgemein-wirkung, /. general or 
 
 constitutional effect 
 Allgemein-zustand, m. general state 
 
 or condition 
 Allmahlig, aclv. by degrees 
 Alltaglich, a. quotidian 
 Allbchirie, /. allochiria, a perversion 
 of sensation in which an impres- 
 sion received on one side is felt on 
 the opposite side 
 Allophansaure, /. allophanic acid 
 Allorhythmie, /. morbid change in 
 cardiac rhythm ; regular arhyth- 
 mia {fi.g. pulsus bigeminus, tri- 
 geminus, &c.) 
 Allotriodontie, /. transplantation of 
 natural teeth ; fitting in false 
 teeth 
 AUotriophagie, /. morbid appetite ; 
 propensity to swallow improper 
 substances as food 
 Allotriurie, /. micturition by an un- 
 natural channel 
 Allotropie, /. allotropism 
 Allotropisch, a. allotropie 
 AUoxansaure, /. alloxanic acid 
 AUoxur-basen, -korper, pi. alloxur 
 
 bases, bodies ; purin-bodies 
 Alm^n'sche Blutprobe, /. guaiacum 
 
 test for blood 
 Aloe, /. aloes 
 Aloe-bitter, n. aloin 
 Aloe-elexir, n. (saures) Elixir pro- 
 
 prietatis Paracelsi, Ph. G. 
 Aloe-extrakt, m. (mit Schwefelsaure 
 versetzter) Extractum aloes acido 
 sulphurico correctum, Ph. G, 
 Aloe-haltig, a. aloetic 
 Aloe-holz, M. aloes wood 
 Aloe-pillen, f.pl. (eisenhaltige) aloetic 
 
 pills containing iron 
 Aloe-tinktur, /. (zusammengesetzte) 
 Tinctura aloes composita, Ph. G. 
 Aloetinsaure, /. aloetic acid 
 Aloetisch, a. aloetic 
 Alogie, /. aphasia 
 Alopekie, /. alopecia 
 Alpdriicken, n. nightmare 
 Alpen, f.pl, the Alps 
 
 H 
 
 Alpen-beifussol, n. oil of mountain 
 
 wormwood 
 Alpen-kurort, m. Alpine health 
 
 resort 
 Alpen-melisse, /. Calamintha alpina 
 Alpen-milch, /. Alpine milk 
 Alpen-stich, m. Alpine epidemic 
 
 pneumonia 
 Alpen-thymian, m. = -melisse 
 Alphamilchsaure, /. lactic acid 
 Alter, n. age ; kritisches, climacteric 
 Alters- (in compds.) senile ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Greisen- 
 Alters-abschleifung, /. senile attri- 
 tion, wearing away by friction 
 Alters-anlage, /. senile predisposition 
 Alters-atrophie, /. senile atrophy 
 Alters-bogen, m. arcus senilis 
 Alters-brand, m. senile gangrene 
 Alters-disposition, /. = -anlage 
 Alters-emphysem, n. senile emphy- 
 sema 
 Alters-entartung, /. senile degenera- 
 tion 
 Alters-erscheinung, /. senile pheno- 
 menon 
 Alters-erweiterung, /. senile dilata- 
 tion 
 Alters-frische, /. green old age 
 Alters-haarschwund, m. senile loss 
 
 of hair 
 Alters-hirnschwund, m. senile atro- 
 phy of brain 
 Alters-klasse, /. class or order of age 
 Alters-kreis, m. = -bogen 
 Alters-lordose, /. senile lordosis 
 Alters-marasmus, m. senile maras- 
 mus 
 Alters-nachweis, m. age certificate 
 Alters-niere, /. atrophic kidney of 
 
 old age 
 Alters-ring, m. = -bogen 
 Alters-schwach, a. decrepit , 
 Alters-schwache, /. decrepitude ; 
 
 (geistige) dotage 
 Alters-schwund, m. = -atrophic 
 Alters-sichtig, a. presbyopic 
 Alters-sichtigkeit, /. presbyopia 
 Alters-star, m. senile cataract 
 Alters-stufe, /. stage or order of age 
 Alters-veranderung, /. senile change 
 Alters-verknocherung, /. ossification 
 
 due to age 
 Alters-versicherung, /. insurance 
 
 against old age 
 Alters-versorgungsanstalt, /. institu- 
 tion for the care of the aged 
 Alters-zittern, n. senile tremor 
 Althee, /, althaea, marsh mallow 
 
Alt 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Amb 
 
 Althee-blatter, n.pl., or -kraut, n. 
 marsh mallow leaves 
 
 Althee-paste, /. Pasta althaese,PA. G. 
 
 Althee-saft, m. Syrupus althaeas, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Althee-salbe, /. Unguentum flavum, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Althee-wurzel, /. marsh mallow root 
 
 Altschadenwasser, n. Aqua phage- 
 daenica, Ph. G. 
 
 Aluchiharz, n. sweet-scented phos- 
 phorescent resin from fimbri-tree 
 (Madagascar) . 
 
 Alvearium, n. external auditory 
 canal 
 
 Aluminium, n. aluminium 
 
 Aluminium-acetat, n. aluminium 
 acetate 
 
 Aluminium-chlorid, n. aluminium 
 chloride 
 
 Aluminium-oxyd, n. aluminium 
 oxide 
 
 Aluminium-oxydhydrat, n. alumi- 
 nium hydroxide 
 
 Aluminium-salz, n. salt ,of alumi- 
 nium 
 
 Aluminium-sulfat, n. aluminium 
 sulphate 
 
 Alumimum-sulfiir, n. aluminium 
 sulphide 
 
 Aluminosis, /• deposition of alumina 
 dust in lungs 
 
 Alveolar, a. alveolar ; vide for 
 compds. also Alveolen- 
 
 Alveolar-arterie, /. alveolar artery 
 
 Alveolar-blahung, /. distension of 
 alveoli 
 
 Alveolar-ektasie, /. dilatation of 
 alveoli (emphysema) 
 
 Alveolar-fortsatz, m. alveolar pro- 
 cess 
 
 Alveolar-furche, /. alveolar groove 
 or furrow 
 
 Alveolar-gang, m. alveolar passage 
 (in lungs) 
 
 Alveolar-gelenkgrubendreieck, n. in 
 craniometrj', a triangle with apex 
 at the prosthion, its base between 
 the articular eminences of either 
 side, in front of glenoid fossa 
 
 Alveolar-hinterhauptsgelenkdreieck, 
 n. triangle with same apex and 
 base between posterior extremi- 
 ties of condyles of occipital 
 bone 
 
 Alveolar-interjugaldreieck, n. tri- 
 angle with same apex and base 
 between interjugular processes of 
 occipital bone 
 
 Alveolar-jochbreitendreieck, n. tri- 
 angle with same apex and base 
 at the maximum diameter of the 
 lower jaw 
 Alveolar- jugulardreieck, n. triangle 
 with same apex and base between 
 jugular processes of occipital 
 bone 
 Alveolar-kanal, m. alveolar duct or 
 
 canal 
 Alveolar-keilstacheldreieck, n. in 
 craniometry a triangle with apex 
 at the prosthion, its base between 
 the spinous processes of the 
 sphenoid 
 Alveolar-knattern, n. alveolar crack- 
 
 hng 
 Alveolar-krebs, m. alveolar cancer 
 Alveolar-nerv, m. alveolar nerve 
 Alveolar-raum, m. alveolar space 
 Alveolar-scheidewand, /. wall of 
 
 alveolus 
 Alveolar-wand, /. = -scheidewand 
 Alveolar-zange, /. forceps for re- 
 moving parts of alveolus 
 Alveolen, m.pl. alveoli ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Alveolar- 
 Alveolen-ausdehnung, /. or -bla- 
 
 hung, /. distension of alveoli 
 Alveolen-grosse, /. size of alveoli 
 Alyson'sche Salbe, /. ointment con- 
 taining three parts of nitric acid 
 to fifty of lard 
 Alyxiarinde, /. alyxia bark 
 Amalgarriieren, v.t. to amalgamate 
 Amalgamierung, /. amalgamation 
 Amastie, /. absence of breasts 
 Amaurose, /. amaurosis 
 Amaurotisch, a. amaurotic 
 Amaxophobie, /. morbid fear of 
 
 travelling in a carriage 
 Amber, m. ambergris 
 Amblotica, pi. ecbolics 
 Amblyaphie, /. dulness of sense of 
 
 touch 
 Amblyopic, /. dimness of vision 
 Amboceptoren, pi. amboceptors, 
 elements which confer immunity 
 by linking complements to the 
 attacked cells 
 Amboinabeule, /. Amboina bubo 
 Amboinische Pocken, f.pl. Amboina 
 
 syphilide 
 Amboss, m. incus 
 Amboss-bucht, /. incudal fossa 
 Amboss-falte, /. incudal fold 
 Amboss-formig, a. incudiform 
 Amboss-fortsatz, m. process of the 
 incus 
 
 IS 
 
Amb 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Atntn 
 
 Amboss-paukengelenk, n. joint be- 
 tween incus and wall of tym- 
 panum 
 
 Amboss-steigbiigelgelenk, n. joint 
 between incus and stapes 
 
 Amboss-stiel, m. long process of 
 incus 
 
 Ambra, /. ambergris 
 
 Ambra-essenz, /. essence of amber- 
 gris 
 
 Atnbra-fett, n. ambrein 
 
 Ambra-ol, n. oil of ambergris 
 
 Ambra-tinktur, /. = -essenz 
 
 Ambulanz, /. ambulance 
 
 Ambulatorisch, a. ambulatory 
 
 Ambulatorische Behandlung, /. out- 
 patient treatment ; also the treat- 
 ment of (e.g. opium-) poisoning 
 by making the patient walk about 
 
 Ambulatorische Klinik, /.out-patient 
 department 
 
 Ambulatorische Praxis, /. out-patient 
 practice 
 
 Ameise, /. ant 
 
 Ameisen-ather, m. formic ether 
 
 Ameisen-bad, n. formic acid bath 
 
 Ameisen-geist, m. formic ether, 
 Spiritus formicarum, Ph. G. 
 
 Ameisen-kriebeln, n. pr -kriechen, 
 n. or -laufen, n. formication 
 
 Ameisen-saure, /. formic acid 
 
 Ameisen-spiritus, m. = -geist 
 
 Ameisen-tinktur, /. Tinctura formi- 
 carum, Ph. G. 
 
 Ameisen-warze, /. Verruca formi- 
 caria 
 
 Amelus, m. monster without mem- 
 bers 
 
 Amenie, /. amenorrhoea 
 
 Amenomanie, /. morbid exaggera- 
 tion of politeness 
 
 Amenorrhoe, /. = Amenie 
 
 Ametropia, /. ametropia 
 
 Ametropisch, a. ametropic 
 
 Amide, pi. amides 
 
 Amidine, pi. amidines 
 
 Amidoameisensaure, /. amido-f ormic 
 acid 
 
 Amidoazobenzol, n. amido-azoben- 
 zene 
 
 Amidobenzol, n. amido-benzene 
 
 Amidocapronsaure, /. amido-caproic 
 acid 
 
 Amidoessigsaure, /. amido-acetic 
 acid 
 
 Amimie, /. loss of power to com- 
 municate thoughts by expression 
 or gesture, or to understand the 
 gestures of others 
 
 i6 
 
 Aminbasen, f.pl. amine bases 
 
 Amine, pi. amines 
 
 Aminsauren, f.pl. amido acids 
 
 Amitotisch, a. amitotic 
 
 Amme, /. wet-nurse ; vide also Am- 
 menzeugung 
 
 Ammen-brust, /. wet-nurse's breast 
 
 Ammen-milch, /. wet-nurse's milk 
 
 Ammen-sprache, /. nurse's language 
 
 Ammen-tier, n.; vide Ammenzeu- 
 gung 
 
 Ammen-zeugung, /. generation 
 through the mediation of a 
 "nurse," as applied to the 
 Trematoda or flukes — the bag- 
 like radia being the " nurse " (die 
 Amme or das Ammentier) of the 
 cercariae 
 
 Ammoniak, n. & m. ammonia, am- 
 monium ; ammoniacum 
 
 Ammoniak, brenzlichkohlensaures. 
 Ammonium carbolicum pyro-ole- 
 osum, Ph. G. 
 
 Ammoniak, chromsaures, chromate 
 of ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak, cyansaures, ammonium 
 cyanate 
 
 Ammoniak, doppelt kohlensaures, 
 sesquicarbonate of ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak, einfach kohlensaures, 
 subcarbonate of ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak, kaustisches, caustic am- 
 monia 
 
 Ammoniak, kohlensaures, carbonate 
 of ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak, phosphorsaures, phos- 
 phate of ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak, salpetersaures, nitrate 
 of ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak-salzsaures, ammonium 
 chloride 
 
 Ammoniak, schwefelsaures, ammo- 
 nium sulphate 
 
 Ammoniak, uransaures, uranate of 
 ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak, wasseriges. Liquor am- 
 moniae 
 
 Ammoniak-alaun, m. ammonia alum 
 
 Ammoniakalisch, a. ammoniated 
 
 Ammoniak-basen, f.pl. ammonia 
 bases 
 
 Ammoniak-bromid, n. bromide of 
 ammonia 
 
 Ammoniak-dampf, m. ammonia va- 
 pour 
 
 Ammoniak-flussigkeit, /. (bernstein- 
 saure) Liquor ammonii succinici. 
 Ph. G. ' 
 
 Ammoniak-gas, n. ammonia gas^ 
 
Amm 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Amp 
 
 Ammoniak-gummi, m. gum am- 
 moniac 
 Ammoniak-liquor, m. Liquor am- 
 monias 
 Ammoniak-magnesia, /. phosphor- 
 saure, ammonio-magnesium phos- 
 phate 
 Ammonicik-pilanze, /. Dorema am- 
 
 moniacum, Don. 
 Ammoniak-pflaster, n. Emplastrum 
 
 ammoniaci 
 Ammoniak-salz, n. ammonia salt 
 Ammoniak-superphosphat, n. super- 
 phosphate of ammonia 
 Ammoniak-verbindung, /. ammonia 
 
 compound 
 Ammoniak-wasser, n. ammoniacal 
 
 hquor of gasworks 
 Ammoniamie, /. excess of carbonate 
 
 of ammonia in the blood 
 Ammonium, n. ammonia, am- 
 monium 
 
 brenzlich kohlensaures — , Am- 
 monium carbonicum pyro- 
 oleosum, Ph. G. 
 cyansaures — , cyanate of am- 
 monia 
 essigsaures — , acetate of am- 
 monia 
 kohlensaures — , carbonate of 
 
 ammonia 
 phosphorsaures — , phosphate 
 
 of ammonia 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of am- 
 monia 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 ammonia 
 Ammonium-acetat, n. acetate of 
 
 ammonia 
 Ammonium-bromid, n, bromide of 
 
 ammonia 
 Ammoniumflussigkeit, /. anishal- 
 tige. Liquor ammonii anisatus, 
 Ph.G. 
 Ammoniumflussigkeit, bernstein - 
 saure, /. Liquor ammonii succinici, 
 Ph. G.. 
 Ammoniumfliissigkeit, essigsaure, /. 
 
 Liquor ammonii acetatis. Ph. G. 
 Ammoniumfliissigkeit, kohlensaxire, 
 /. Liquor ammonii carbonici, PA.G. 
 Ammonium - hydroxyd, n. ammo- 
 nium hydroxide 
 Ammonium-jodid, n. ammonium 
 
 iodide 
 Ammonium-karbonat, «. ammonium 
 
 carbonate 
 Ammonium-nitrat, n. ammonium 
 nitrate 
 
 Ammonium-oxydhydrat, n. ammo- 
 nium hydrate 
 
 Ammonium-platinchlorid, n. am- 
 monio-platinum chloride 
 
 Ammonium-salz, n. ammonia salt 
 
 Ammonium-sulfhydrat, n. ammo- 
 nium sulphide 
 
 Ammonium-sulfid, n. ammonium 
 sulphide 
 
 Ammonium-sulphat, n. ammonium 
 sulphate 
 
 Ammonium-verbindung, /. ammo- 
 nium compound 
 
 Ammonshorn, n. hippocarripus 
 major, cornu Ammonis 
 
 Amnesic, /. amnesia 
 
 Amnestia optica, /. mind-blindness 
 
 Amnestisch, a. amnestic 
 
 Amnion, n. amnion ; (in compds.) 
 amniotic 
 
 Amnion-bindegewebe, n. amniotic 
 connective tissue 
 
 Amnion-blase, /. amnion bladder 
 
 Amnion-blutung,/. amniotic hjemor 
 rhage 
 
 Amnion-falte, /. amniotic fold 
 
 Amnion-gewebe, n. amniotic tissue 
 
 Amnion-hohle, /. amniotic cavity 
 
 Amnion-naht, /. amniotic seam or 
 fold 
 
 Amnion-sack, m. sac of amnion 
 
 Amnion-schaukeln, n. swinging 
 movement of amnion in young 
 bird embryo (Peyer) 
 
 Amnion-scheide, /. amniotic sheath 
 
 Amnion-iiberzug, w. amniotic cover- 
 ing 
 
 Amnion-zotte, /. amniotic villus 
 
 Amnios-, vide for compds. also Am- 
 nion 
 
 Amniossaure, /. allantoic acid 
 
 Amniotisch, a. amniotic 
 
 Amoben, pi. amoebae 
 
 Amoboid, a. amoeboid 
 
 Amorph, a. amorphous 
 
 Amorphun, a. = Amorph 
 
 Amorphie, /. malformation 
 
 Amorphisch, a. amorphic 
 
 Amorphismus, m. amorphism 
 
 Amorphus, m. formless monster 
 
 Amotio retinae, /. detachment of 
 retina 
 
 Amphidsalze, n.pl. name employed 
 by Berzelius to express the dual- 
 is'tic view of the constitution of 
 salts 
 
 Amphigonie, /. sexual reproduction 
 
 Amphophil, a. staining equally well 
 with acid or alkaline dyes 
 
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Amp 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 An£ 
 
 Amphorischer Schall, m. amphoric 
 
 sound 
 Amphotere Salze, n.pl. = Amphid- 
 
 salze 
 AmpuUe, /. ampulla 
 Ampullen-formig, a. ampuUiform 
 AmpuUen-schenkel, m. ampuUary 
 
 lim.b 
 Amputation, /. amputation 
 Amputationswnde, /. capelline 
 
 bandage 
 Amputations-messer, n. amputating 
 
 knife 
 Amputations-narbe, /. amputation- 
 scar 
 Amputations-sage,/, amputation-saw 
 Amputations-stumpf, m. amputa- 
 tion-stump 
 Amputations-wunde, /. amputation- 
 wound 
 Amputieren, v.t. to amputate 
 Amputierung, /. amputation 
 Amt, «. office 
 
 Amts-arzt, m. district medical officer 
 Amts-chirurgus, m. district surgeon 
 Amts-physikus, m. = -arzt 
 Amusie, /. tone-deafness 
 Amyelencephalie, /. congenital ab- 
 sence of brain and spinal cord 
 Amyelie, /. congenital absence of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Amyelinisch, a. amyelinic, non- 
 
 meduUated 
 Amygdalitis, /. tonsillitis 
 Amygdalotom, n. tonsillotome 
 Amylacetat, n. acetate of amyl 
 Amylalkohol, m, amylic alcohol 
 Amylenhydrat, n. amylene hydrate 
 Amylium nitrosum, n, amyl nitrite 
 Amylnitrit, n, nitrite of amyl 
 Amylobacter, n, bacillus butyricus 
 Amyloid, a, amyloid 
 Amyloid-entartiang, /. amyloid de- 
 generation 
 Amyloid-leber, /. amyloid liver 
 Amyloid-milium, n. Molluscum con- 
 
 tagiosum 
 Amyloid-milz, /. amyloid spleen 
 Amyloid-niere, /. amyloid kidney 
 Amyioxyd, n. buttersaures, Amylium 
 
 butyricum 
 Amyloxydhydrat, n. amylic alcohol 
 Amyosthenie, /. muscular weakness 
 Amyotaxie, /. muscular inco-ordina- 
 
 tion 
 Amyotrophic, /. progressive muscular 
 
 atrophy 
 Amyotrophisch, a. amyotrophic 
 Anabiose,/. anabiosis, latent vitality 
 
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 Anabiotisch, a. anabiotic 
 Anacahuiteholz, n. wood of Cordia 
 
 Boissieri 
 
 Anacardiumgummi, m. cashew gum 
 
 Anacardsaure, /. acid obtained fromi 
 
 the fruit of Anacardia occidentalia 
 
 Anacathartica, n.pl. expectorants or 
 
 emetics 
 Anaemisches Gerausch, n. haemic 
 
 murmur 
 Anaeroben, pi. anaerobic bacteria 
 Anaerobiontisch, a. anferobic 
 Anaklase, /. flexion of a joint 
 Anakrotie, /. anacrotism 
 Anakrotismus, m. = Anakrotie 
 Anakusis, /. nerve-deafness 
 Anal- (in compds.), vide After- 
 Analeptica, n.pl. analeptic remedies, 
 
 stimulants, restoratives 
 Analgesia, /. analgesia 
 Analgia, /. = Analgesia 
 Analyse, /. analysis 
 Analysiaren, v.t. to analyse 
 Analytisch, a. analytic 
 Anaxnie, /. anaemia 
 Anamisch, a. anaemic 
 Anamisieren, v.t. to render bloodless 
 Anamisierung, /. the production of 
 
 bloodlessness 
 Anamnese, /. anamnesis, lustory of 
 
 the patient as given by himself 
 Anamnestik, /. diagnosing by state- 
 ments of the patient 
 Anamnestisch, a. anamnestic 
 Ananas-essenz, /. or -61, n. essence 
 
 of pineapple 
 Anaphalantiasis, /. loss of eyebrows 
 Anaphonesis, /. loud speaking as a 
 
 lung exercise 
 Anaphrodisie, /. morbid absence of 
 
 sexual desire 
 Anaphroditisch, a. anaphrodisiac, 
 
 impotent 
 Anaplasie, /, cell-change, cell-meta- 
 morphosis 
 Anaplastik, /, plastic surgery 
 Anaplastisch, a. anaplastic, tissue- 
 building 
 Anaplerose, /. restoration of tissue 
 
 by granulation 
 Anapneomater, m. spirometer with 
 
 recording apparatus 
 Anarthria, /. defective articulation 
 
 m speech 
 Anastaltisch, a. haemostatic 
 Anastasa, /. recovery 
 Anasthesie, /. anaesthesia 
 Anasthesieren, v.t. to anaesthetise 
 '\nasthesierung, /. aaaesthetising 
 
Ana 
 
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 Ang 
 
 Anasthetisch, a. anaesthetic 
 Anastomose, /. anastomosis 
 Anastomosieren, v.i. to anastomose 
 Anastomotisch, a. anastomotic 
 Anatom, m. anatomist 
 Anatomie, /. anatomy ; also the 
 
 place where anatomy is taught 
 mikroskopische ■ — , histology 
 vergleichende — , comparative 
 anatomy 
 Anatomieren, v.t. to dissect 
 Anatomiker, m. anatomist 
 Anatomisch, a. anatomical 
 Anatomisches Theater, «. anatomical 
 
 theatre 
 Anatripsis, /. friction, inunction 
 Anatzen, v.t. to burn in 
 Anatzung, /. cauterisation 
 Anaxon, a. asymmetrical 
 Anazoturie, /. absence or deficiency 
 
 of urea 
 Anbildung, /. new growth 
 Anbohren, v.t. to pierce, to puncture, 
 
 to perforate, to trephine, to tap 
 Anbohrung, /. puncturing, perfora- 
 tion, trephining, tapping 
 Anbruch, m. rot (in sheep) 
 Anbriichig, a. rotting (in sheep) 
 Anbriichigkeit, /. = Anbruch 
 Anchusin, n. alkanin, anchusin 
 Anchusarot, n. = Anchusin 
 Anchusasaure, /. = Anchusin 
 Anchylosierung, /. production of 
 
 ankylosis 
 Anchylosis, /. ankylosis 
 Anda-Assu, the seed of Anda 
 
 Goraesii 
 Andaol, n. oil obtained from the 
 
 seed of Anda Gomesii 
 Andauernd, a. lasting 
 Andeutung, /. indication 
 Andirobaol, n. oil obtained from the 
 
 fruit of Carapa Guianensis 
 Andrang, m. congestion (active) 
 Androgynie, /. hermaphrodism 
 Androgynisch, a. hermaphroditic 
 Andromanie, /. nymphomania 
 Andromedatoxin, n. poison from 
 
 Andromeda japonica, sometimes 
 
 found in honey 
 Androphobie, /. aversion of a woman 
 
 from men 
 Androphonomanie,/.homicidalmania 
 Aneignen, v.i. to assimilate 
 Aneignung, /. assimilation 
 Aneinanderfiigung, /. co-optation 
 Anekeln, v.t. to nauseate, to disgust 
 Anelektrisch, a. non-electrical 
 Anemgneum, w. — Anemonjij 
 
 Anemonin, n. active principle of 
 
 certain ranunculaceae 
 Anemonol, n. poisonous oil from 
 
 certain ranunculacese 
 Anemopathie, /. climatic treatment 
 Anenkephale, m. anencephalous 
 
 monster 
 Anenkephalie, /. congenital absence 
 
 of brain and skull-cap 
 Anervie, /. loss of nerve power 
 Anerythropsie, /. red-blindness 
 Anetisch, a. anodyne 
 Aneurie, /. loss of nerve power 
 Aneurysma, n. aneurysm 
 Aneurysma-sack, m. aneurysm-sac 
 Aneurysma-sackgerausch, n. an- 
 eurysmal murmur 
 Aneurysma-schwirren, n. aneurys- 
 mal thrill or whirr 
 Aneurysmatisch, a. aneurysmal 
 Anfall, m. attack, access, seizure, 
 
 onset, fit 
 Anfang, w. commencement, onset 
 Anfangen, v.i. to commence 
 Anfangend, a. beginning, incipient, 
 
 initial 
 Anfangs- (in compds.), commencing 
 Anfangs-ast, m. or -astchen, n. 
 
 primary or initial branch 
 Anfangs-darm, m. embryonic in- 
 testinal tract 
 Anfangs - erscheinung, /. primary 
 
 sign or phenomenon 
 Anfangs-stadium, n. initial stage 
 Anfangs-veranderung, /. primary 
 
 change 
 Anfeuchten, v.t. to moisten 
 Anfeuchtung, /. moistening 
 Anfluss, m. afflux 
 Anfressen, v.t. to corrode 
 Anfressung, /. corrosion, gangrene 
 Anfrischen, v.t. to freshen (the edge's 
 
 of a wound) 
 Anfrischung, /. freshening 
 Anfrischungs-flache, /. freshened 
 
 surface 
 Anfrischungs-mittel, n. means of 
 
 freshening 
 Anfullung, /. repletion, crowding 
 Angeboren, a. congenital, innate 
 Angefressen, a. carious, corroded, 
 
 eroded, ulcerated 
 Angegriffen, a. affected, attacked, 
 
 involved 
 Angelika- (in compds.), angelica 
 Angelika-balsam, m. balsam of 
 
 Archangelica officinalis 
 Angelika-samenol, n. oil of the seed 
 
 of angelica 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ank 
 
 Angelika-saure, /. angelic acid 
 Angelika-spiritus, m. spirituous ex- 
 tract of root of Archangelica off. 
 Angelika-wurzel, /. angelica root 
 Angelika-wurzeloi, n. oil of angelica 
 
 roof 
 Angesauert, a. acidulated 
 Angestaut, a. engorged, choked, 
 
 congested 
 Angewachsen, a. adherent, attached 
 Angewandt, a. applied, practical 
 Angewohnung, /. the accustoming 
 
 oneself to or acquiring a habit 
 Angidiospongus, m. an erectile ca- 
 pillary tumour 
 Angiektasie, /. angiectasis 
 Angina, /. sore throat 
 Angiocheiloskop, n. instrupient for 
 investigating the circulation in 
 the lip-capillaries 
 Angioitis, /. inflammation of vessels 
 Angioleucitis, /. lymphangitis 
 Angiomatos, a. angiomatous 
 Angioneurosen, f.pl. angioneuroses 
 Angioneurotisch, a. angioneurotic 
 Angiorrhagie, /. active haemorrhage 
 Angiorrhexis, /. laceration of vessels 
 Angiostose, /. calcification of vessels 
 Angophrasie, /. hemming and haw- 
 ing 
 Angosturarinde, /. angostura bark 
 Angreifen, v.t. to attack ; to 
 
 weaken, to exhaust 
 Angrenzend, a. adjacent 
 Angriff, m. attack, seizure 
 Angst, /. anxiety, fear, terror 
 Angst-anfall, m. attack of fear 
 Angst-gefuhl, n. sense or feeling of 
 
 fear 
 Angst-schweiss, m. cold sweat 
 Angst-schwindel, m. vertigo from 
 
 fear 
 Angst-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Angst-zustand, m. condition of fear 
 Anhalten, v.t. & i. to check ; to 
 
 persist 
 Anhaltend, a. persistent, continued, 
 
 lasting 
 Anhang, m. appendix 
 Anhangsdruse, /. appendicular gland 
 Anhangsel, n. appendage 
 Anhangung, /. adhesion 
 Anhauch, m. slight tint 
 Anhaufen, v.t. & i. to accumulate, 
 
 to aggregate ; to infiltrate 
 Anhaufung, /. accumulation, aggre- 
 gation ; infiltration 
 Anheften, v.i. to adhere to, to be 
 inserted 
 
 Anheftung, /. adhesfon, attachment, 
 ' insertion 
 
 Anheftungs-aponeurose, /. apffaev- 
 rosis of insertion 
 
 Anheftungs-flache, /. surface of 
 attachment 
 
 Anheftungs-punkt, m. point of at- 
 tachment 
 
 Anheftungs-sehne, /. tendon of 
 insertion 
 
 Anheftungs-zacken, m. notch of 
 insertion 
 
 Anheilen, v.t. & i. to heal up, to 
 grow together, to agglutinate 
 
 Anheilung, /. healing up, agglutina- 
 tion 
 
 Anhydrisch, a. anhydrous 
 
 Anhidrosis, /. diminished secretion 
 or absence of sweat 
 
 Anidrosis, /. = Anhidrosis 
 
 Anilin, n. aniline 
 
 Anilin-blau, n. aniline blue 
 
 Anilin-farbe, /. aniline dye 
 
 Anilin-gelb, n. aniline yellow 
 
 Anilin-61, n. aniline oil 
 
 Anilin-rot, n. aniline red 
 
 Anilin-vergiftung, /. aniline poison- 
 ing 
 
 Anilismus, m. = Anilin-vergiftung 
 
 Animales Blatt, n. somatopleure 
 
 Animalisch, a. animal 
 
 Animalisierung, /. animalisation 
 
 Animeharz, n. anime gum 
 
 Anionen, n.pl. electronegative par- 
 ticles liberated at positive pole 
 (anode) 
 
 Aniridia, /. absence of the iris 
 
 Anis, m. anise 
 
 Anis-aldehyd, n. anisic aldehyde 
 
 Anis-alkohol, m. anisic alcohol 
 
 Anis-korner, n.pl. aniseed 
 
 Anis-lakritze, /. aniseed liquorice 
 
 Anis-61, n. Oleum anisi 
 
 Anis-samen, m. aniseed 
 
 Anis-saure, /. anisic acid 
 
 Anischurie, /. incontinence of urine 
 
 Anisocoria, /. inequality of pupUs 
 
 Anisometropie, /. dissimilar refrac- 
 tion in the two eyes 
 
 Anisotrop, a. doubly refractive 
 
 Anklebend.a. agglutinative, adhesive 
 
 Anklebung, /. agglutination, adhe- 
 sion 
 
 Ankyloblepharon, n. fusion of edges 
 
 of eyelids 
 Ankylochilie, /. adhesion of lips 
 Ankyloglossum, n. adhesion of 
 
 tongue to neighbouring parts : 
 
 tongue-tie 
 
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Ank 
 
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 Ant 
 
 Ankylosenbildung, /. production of 
 ankylosis 
 
 Ankylosieren, v.t- & i- to ankylose, to 
 cause to ankylose 
 
 Ankylosierung, /. production of 
 ankylosis 
 
 Ankylotie, /. closure of auditory 
 meatus 
 
 Ankylotom, n. crooked knife 
 
 Anlage, /. gerni, rudiment, primor- 
 dial cells of embryo ; predispo- 
 sition, aptitude, tendency 
 
 Anlagerung, /. apposition 
 
 Anlegen, v.t. to apply or lay on 
 
 Anlegung, /. application 
 
 Anloten, v.i. to cause to adhere, to 
 
 Anlotung, /. adhesion [solder to 
 
 Anode, /. anode 
 
 Anoden-offnungszuckung, /. anodic- 
 opening-contraction 
 
 Anoden-schliessung, /. anodal closure 
 
 Anoden-schliessungszuckung, /. ano- 
 dic-closure-contraction 
 
 Anoesia, /. weakmindedness 
 
 Anomal, a. anomalous, abnormal 
 
 Anomalie, /. anomaly , 
 
 Anomalisch, a. anomalous 
 
 Anomphalus, m. person without a 
 navel 
 
 Anonnieren, v.i. to stammer 
 
 Anonym, a. innominate 
 
 Anophthalmus, m. a person without 
 eyes 
 
 Anopsie, /. blindness 
 
 Anorchide, m. male without testicles 
 
 Anorchidie, /. congenital absence of 
 testicles 
 
 Anorexic, /. anorexia 
 
 Anorganisch, a. inorganic 
 
 Anormal, a. anomalous, abnormal 
 
 Anosmia, /. loss of sense of smell 
 
 Anpassen, v.i. to accommodate or 
 adapt oneself to 
 
 Anpassung, /. = Akkomodation, /. 
 accommodation, adaptation ; vide 
 tor all compds. Akkomodation 
 
 Anrauchem, v.t. to fumigate 
 
 Anregen, v.t. to stimulate, to excite 
 
 Anregend, a. stimulating, exciting 
 
 Anregung, /. stimulation 
 
 Ansammeln, v.t. & i. to collect ; to 
 accumulate 
 
 Ansammlung, /. collection, accumu- 
 lation 
 
 Ansatz, m. insertion ; deposit, ex- 
 crescence, epiphysis 
 
 Ansatz-aponeurose, /. aponeurosis of 
 insertion 
 
 Ansatz-punkt, m. point of insertion 
 
 Ansatz-rohr, n. nozzle 
 
 Ansatz-stUck, w. =^ -rohr 
 
 Ansauern, v.t. to acidulate 
 
 Ansauerung, /. acidulation 
 
 Ansaugen, v. to suck or take (like a 
 leech) 
 
 Anschauung, /. view 
 
 Anschauungsreflex, m. percepto- 
 motor reflex 
 
 Anschlagen, v.i. to take effect, 
 operate 
 
 Anschoppen, v.f. to obstruct, to 
 engorge, to form an infarct 
 
 Anschoppung, /. infarct, obstruction, 
 engorgement 
 
 Anschwangern, v.t. to impregnate ; 
 to saturate 
 
 Anschwangerung, /. impregnation ; 
 saturation 
 
 Anschwaren, v.i. to adhere or unite 
 after suppuration 
 
 Anschwellbar, a. capable of swelling, 
 erectile 
 
 Anschwellen, v.i. to swell 
 
 Anschwellung, /. swelling 
 
 Ansehen, n. ; vide Aussehen 
 
 Ansetzen, v.t. to apply ; to lay on ; 
 to granulate 
 
 Ansetzung, /. application, attach- 
 ment ; granulation 
 
 Ansicht, /. opinion 
 
 Anspanner, m. tensor muscle 
 
 Anspannung, /. tension 
 
 Ansprung, m. Eczema impetigino- 
 sum, scald-head ' 
 
 Anstechen, n. puncture, paracen- 
 tesis, tapping 
 
 Anstecken, v.t. to infect, to inocu- 
 late, to communicate disease 
 
 Ansteckend, a. infectious, conta- 
 gious, infective 
 
 Ansteckung, /. = Infektion, infection; 
 vide for all compds. Infektion- 
 
 Anstoss, m. impulse ; impediment 
 in speech 
 
 Anstossen , v.t. & i. to attack ; to 
 adjoin 
 
 Anstossen, n. stammering 
 
 Anstrengen, v.t. & i. to strain ; to 
 exert oneself, to tax 
 
 Anstrengung, /. effort, exertion, 
 labour 
 
 Antaphroditisch, a. antiaphrodisiac 
 
 Antarthritisch, a. antiarthritic 
 
 Anterolateraler Strang, m. antero- 
 lateral tract (Gowers') 
 
 Anthelmintisch, a. anthelmintic 
 
 Anthrakokrenen, f.pl. springs con- 
 taining CO2 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIoNaRI^ 
 
 Act 
 
 Antiiiakometer, m. instrument for 
 measuring COg in expired air 
 
 Anthrakosis, /. chronic inflamma- 
 tion of lungs produced by inhaling 
 soot or coal-dust ; carbuncular 
 disease 
 
 Anthrarobin, n. product of deoxida- 
 tion of alizarin or purpurin 
 
 Anthrax, m.; vide for all compds. 
 Milzbrand 
 
 Anthropotomie, /. human dissection 
 
 Anti-kachektisch, a. anticachectic 
 
 Anti-korper, m.pl. anti-bodies (=« 
 antitoxins and bactericidal sub- 
 stances) 
 
 Anti-leptisch, a. antileptic 
 
 Antimon, n. antimony 
 
 Antimon-butter, /. butter of an- 
 timony 
 
 Antimon-chlorid, n. chloride of 
 antimony 
 
 Antimon-chloriir, n. antimonious 
 chloride 
 
 Antimon-haltig, a. antimonial 
 
 Antimon-oxalat, n. oxalate of an- 
 timony 
 
 Antimon-oxyd, n. oxide of an- 
 timony 
 
 Antimon-oxydkali, n. (oxalsaures) 
 antimonio-potassic oxalate 
 
 Antimon-oxysulfur, n. antimony 
 oxysulphide 
 
 Antimon-sauer, a. antimonic 
 
 Antimon-saure, /. antimonic acid 
 
 Antimon-spiegel, tn. antimonial 
 mirror (in Marsh's test) 
 
 Antimon-sulfid, n. sulphide of an- 
 timony 
 
 Antimon-sulfur, n. antimonious sul- 
 phide 
 
 Antimon-trioxyd, n. antimony tri- 
 oxide 
 
 Antimon-wasserstoff, m. antimoni- 
 uretted hydrogen 
 
 Antimon-verbindung, /. antimony 
 compound 
 
 Antimon-zinnober, m. cinnabar of 
 antimony 
 
 Antimonig, a. antimonious 
 
 Anti-peristaltisch, a. antiperistaltic 
 
 Anti-pharmakon, n. opponent (drug) 
 
 Anti-phlogistisch, a. antiphlogistic 
 
 Anti-phlogose,/. antiphlogistic treat- 
 ment 
 
 Anti-plastisch, a. antiplastic 
 
 Anti-pyrese, /. antipyretic treat- 
 ment 
 "Anti-pyretisch, a. antipyretic 
 
 Anti-pyrotisch, a, antipyretic 
 
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 Anti-septisch, a. antiseptic 
 Anti-skorbutisch, a. antiscorbutic 
 Anti-streptokokkenserum, n. anti- 
 streptococcic serum 
 Anti-syphilitisch, a. antisyphilitic 
 Anti-toxikon, n. antidote for poison 
 Anti-zymotisch, a. antizymotic 
 Antlitz, n. = Gesicht, face ; vide 
 
 for all compds. Gesicht 
 Antoninsfeuer, n. Antony's fire, 
 an obsolete term for erysipelas, 
 anthrax and gangrene from ergot 
 Antrieb, m. impulse, impulsion 
 Antrophor, m. flexible metal spiral 
 for introducing ointments — e.g. 
 into the urethra 
 Anuria, /. suppression of urine 
 Anwachsen, v.i. to grow on or to ; 
 
 to develop, to swell 
 Anwallung, /. = Anwandlung 
 Anwandeln, v.i. to attack, to seize 
 Anwandlung, /.attack, fit, paroxysm 
 Anwenden, v.t. to employ, to apply, 
 
 to use 
 Anwendung, /. employment, appli- 
 cation, use 
 Anwendungs-art, /. or -weise, /. 
 
 method of employment 
 Anwidern, v.t. to nauseate, to dis- 
 gust 
 Anwuchs, m. outgrowth, excres- 
 cence, accretion 
 Anzapfen, v.t. to tap, to puncture 
 Anzeichen, n. sign, symptom, indi- 
 cation 
 Anzeige, /. = Anzeichen 
 Anzeigend, a. symptomatic, prog- 
 nostic 
 Anziehen, v.t. Sc i. to tighten, 
 constrict ; to hold fast, take effect 
 Anziehend, a. astringent ; adducent 
 Anzieher, m. adductor muscle 
 Anziehmuskel, m. = Anzieher 
 Anziehung, /. adduction 
 Anziehungs-kraft, /. power of attrac- 
 tion 
 
 Anziehungs-muskel, m. adductor 
 
 muscle 
 Anziehungs-punkt, m. centre of 
 
 attraction or gravity 
 Aorte, /. aorta ; — , absteigende, 
 
 descendmg aorta ; — , aufstei- 
 
 gende, ascending aorta 
 Aorten- (in compds.), aortic 
 Aorten-ast, m. branch of aorta 
 Aorten-ausdehnung, /. = -erwei- 
 
 terung 
 
 Aorten-bogen, m. aortic arch 
 Aorten-enge, /. aortic stenosis 
 
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 Ap6 
 
 Aorten-entzunduftg, /. inflammation 
 of aof ta 
 
 Aorten->erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 aorta 
 
 Aorten-gabelilng, f. aortic bifurca- 
 tion 
 
 Aorten-geflecht, n. aortic plexus 
 
 Aorten-gerausch, n. aortic mur- 
 mur 
 
 Aorten-faefz, n. left side of heart 
 
 Aorten-insufficienz, /. aortic insuflS- 
 eiency 
 
 Aorten-kammer, /. left ventricle 
 
 ■ Aorten-klappe, /. aortic valve 
 Aorten-klappenfehler, m. defect of 
 
 aortic valve 
 Aorten-klappenVerkalkung, /. calcifi- 
 cation of aortic valve 
 Aorten-miindimg, /. aortic orifice 
 Aorten-riss, to. rupture of aorta 
 Aorten-schlitz, m-., or -spalte, f. 
 
 aortic opening in diaphragm 
 Aorten-stamin, to. trunk of aorta 
 Aorten-gtenosengefausch, «. cardiac 
 
 murmur in aortic stenosis 
 Aorten-ton, to. aortic sound 
 Aorten-ursprung, to. origin of aorta 
 Aorten-verengerung, /. narrowing of 
 
 aorta 
 Aorten-verschluss, to. occlusion of 
 
 aorta 
 Aorten-wand, /, or -wandung, /. 
 
 wall of aorta 
 Aorten-wurzel, /. root of aorta 
 Aorten-zweig, w. = -ast 
 Aorten-zwiebel, to. aortic bulb 
 Aouacaol, n. avoira oil, from Eljeis 
 
 guinensis 
 Apepsie, /. disordered digestion 
 Apeptisch, a. indigestible 
 Apertorium, n. mechanical dUator 
 Apertur, /. aperture, mouth 
 
 ■ Apfel, TO. apple 
 
 Apfel-ather, m. -essenz, /. or -61, n. 
 
 malic ether ; essence of apple 
 Apf el-gross, a. as large as an apple 
 Apfel-sauer, a. malic 
 Apfel-saure, /. malic acid 
 
 ■ Apfel-wein, to. cider 
 Aphagie, /. aphagia 
 
 ' Aphakic, /. absence of crystalMne 
 
 lens 
 Aphakisch, a. being without a 
 
 crystalUne lens 
 iAphalangiasis, /. loss of fingers and 
 
 toes, especially in leprosy 
 
 • Aphasia, /. aphasia 
 
 • Apbemie, /. loss of articulate speech 
 Apkonie, /. a^onia 
 
 Aphrasie, /. inability -io speak in 
 connected sentences 
 
 Aphrodisiasmus, to. = Aphrodisie 
 
 Aphrodisie, /. erotism 
 
 Aphthen, pi. aphtha; 
 
 Aphthen-ausschlag, to. aphthous 
 eruption 
 
 Aphthen-gesch wiir, n , aphthous ulcer 
 
 Aphthongie, /. spasmodic aphonia 
 
 Aphthos, a. aphthous 
 
 Apiol, n. apiol 
 
 Apiolsaure, /. apiolic acid 
 
 Aplanatisch, a. aplanatic, without 
 spherical aberration 
 
 Aplasia, /. imperfect development 
 
 Aplestie, /. insatiability 
 
 Apnea, /. apnoea, asphyxia 
 
 Apodemialgie, /. morbid desire to 
 wander or travel 
 
 Apolepsis, /. cessation of function 
 
 Apomorphin, n. salzsaures, apo- 
 morphin hydrochlorate 
 
 Aponeurosen, pi. aponeuroses 
 
 Aponeurosen-apanner, to. tensor 
 muscle of aponeuroses 
 
 Aponeurotisch, a. aponeurotic 
 
 Apophysen- (and compds.) ; vide 
 Epiphysen 
 
 Apoplektisch, a. apoplectic 
 
 Apoplexie, /. apoplexy 
 
 Apostasis, /. abscess formation 
 
 Apothake, /. pharmaceutical 
 chemist's shop 
 
 Apotheker, m. apothecary, pharma- 
 ceutical chemist 
 
 Apotheker-flussigkaitsmass, w. apo- 
 thecary's fluid measure 
 
 Apotheker-gehilfe, to. chemist's 
 assistant 
 
 Apotheker-gasetzgebung, /. apothe- 
 cary's act of parlianient 
 
 Apotheker-gewerbe, n. the apothe- 
 cary's trade 
 
 Apotheker-gewicht, n. apothecary's 
 weight 
 
 Apotheker-kunst, /. apothecary's 
 art 
 
 Apotheker-ordnung, /. dispensatory 
 
 Apotheker-taxa, /. apothecary's 
 fixed charges (by law) 
 
 Apotheker- varein, m. society of 
 apothecaries 
 
 Apotheker- wage, /. apothecary's 
 scales 
 
 Apotheker-ware, /. drug 
 
 Apotheker-wesen, n. all matters re- 
 lating to pharmaceutical chemists 
 
 Apotheker-wissenschaft, /. pharma- 
 cology 
 
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Apo 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Afm 
 
 Apotheker-zeichen, n. pharmaceu- 
 tical symbol 
 Apotheter, m. instrument for re- 
 placing the prolapsed umbilical 
 cord 
 Apparat, m. apparatus 
 Appetit, m. appetite 
 Appetit-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 
 appetite 
 Appetit-erregend, a. stimulating the 
 
 appetite 
 Appetit-erreger, m. a stimulant of 
 
 the appetite 
 Appetit-los, a. without appetite 
 Appetit-losigkeit, f. want of appetite 
 Appetit-mangel, m. absence of ap- 
 petite 
 Appetit-mittel, n. appetising remedy 
 Appetit-reizend, a. exciting the 
 
 appetite 
 Appetit-reizmittel, n. a remedy for 
 
 stimulating appetite 
 Appetit- verlust, m. loss of appetite 
 Appetit-zunahme, /. increase of 
 
 appetite 
 Applizieren, v.t. to apply, to employ 
 Applizierung, /. application 
 Appositionell, a. appositional 
 Apraxie, /. apraxia 
 Aprikosen-ather, m. or -essenz, /. 
 
 essence of apricot 
 Aprikosen-61, n. apricot-oil 
 Aprosexie, /. inability to fix the 
 
 attention 
 Aprosopus, m. monster whose face is 
 
 partly or entirely absent 
 Apselaphesie, /. paralytic anaesthesia 
 Apsithyrie, /. absolute aphonia 
 Apus, m. monster without feet 
 Apyretisch, a. apyretic 
 Apyrexie, /. apyrexia 
 Arabinsaure, /. arable acid 
 Arabische Aussatz, m. or Kratze, /. 
 
 elephantiasis 
 Arabonsaure, /. arabonic acid 
 Arachinssaure, /. arachic acid 
 Arachnoideal, a. arachnoid 
 Arachnoideal-blutung, /. arachnoid 
 
 haemorrhage 
 Arachnoideal-entziindung, /. arach- 
 noiditis 
 Arachnoideal-raum, m. or -sack, m. 
 
 arachnoidal space 
 Arachnoideal-scheide, /. arachnoid 
 
 sheath 
 Arachnoideal-zotte, /. arachnoid 
 
 villus, Pacchionian body 
 Araotika, n.pl. anti-obesity remedies 
 Araotisch, a. reducing obesity 
 
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 Araroba, n. audita araroba plant ; 
 
 Goa powder 
 Arbeiterherz, n. heart hypertrophied 
 
 through physical exertion 
 Arbeiterhygiene, /. factory hygiene 
 Arbeitkrankheit, /. disease due to 
 
 occupation 
 Archigonie, /. spontaneous genera- 
 tion 
 Archiplasma, n. the substance in the 
 attraction sphere surrounding the 
 polar bodies 
 Arenation, /. sand-bath 
 Argelblatter, n.pl. argel leaves, an 
 
 adulterant of Alexandrine senna 
 Arghellblatter, n.pl. = Argelblatter 
 Argyriasis, /. argyria, greyish dis- 
 coloration of skin due to silver 
 Argyria, /. = Argyriasis 
 Arkebusade, /. Aqua vulneraria 
 spirituosa. Ph. G. 
 , Arm, ni. arm 
 Arm-ader, /. a vein of the arm 
 Arm-arterie, /. an artery of the arm 
 Arm-bad, n. arm-bath 
 Arm-bein, n. arm-bone ; humerus 
 Arm-beinbruck, m. fracture of 
 
 humerus 
 Arm-beinkopf, m. head of humerus 
 Arm-beuge, /. bend of elbow 
 Arm-binde, /. arm bandage or sling ; 
 
 fascia of arm 
 Arm-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Arm-bogen, m. brachial arch 
 Arm-bruch, m. fracture of humerus 
 
 or arm 
 Arrn-drahtschwebe, /. wire suspen- 
 sion splint for arm 
 Armee, /. army 
 Armee-arzt, m. army surgeon 
 Armee-generalarzt, m. surgeon- 
 general 
 Arniee-krankheit, /. any special 
 
 disease affecting armies" 
 Armee-sanitatswesen, n. all affairs 
 
 connected with army sanitation 
 Armen- (in compds.), relating to the 
 poor 
 
 Armen-apotheke, /. chemist's shop 
 or dispensary for the poor 
 
 Armen-arzt, m. poor-law medical 
 officer 
 
 Armen-bevolkerung, /. the poor 
 
 population 
 Armen-krankenpflege, /. official 
 
 nursmg or care of the sick poor 
 Armen-pflege, /. the care of the poor 
 Armen-spxtal, n. hospital for the poor 
 Armen-typhus, m. relapsing fever 
 
Arm 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Art 
 
 Arm-einstellung, /. arm presentation 
 
 Arm-geburt, /. arm birth 
 
 Arm-geflecht, n. brachial plexus 
 
 Arm-gelenk, n. elbow 
 
 Arm-grube, /. axilla 
 
 Arm-heber, m. deltoid 
 
 Arm-hocker, m. olecranon 
 
 Arm-hohle, /. axilla 
 
 Arm-knochen, m. arm-bone ; hu- 
 merus 
 
 Arm-lade, /. cradle for arm 
 
 Arm-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 
 Arm-16sung, /. = -geburt 
 
 Armmuskel, m. a muscle of the arm 
 dreikopfiger — , triceps 
 grosser runder — , teres major 
 innerer — , brachialis anticus 
 kleiner runder — , teres minor 
 zweikopfiger — , biceps 
 
 Arm-muskulatur, /. muscular appa- 
 ratus of arm 
 
 Arm-nerv, m. a brachial nerve 
 
 Arm-nervengeflecht, n. brachial 
 plexus 
 
 Arm-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Arm-rohre, /. humerus 
 
 Arm-schiene, /.splint or support for 
 the arra 
 
 Arm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Arm-schlinge, /. arm-sling 
 
 Arm-speiche, /. radius ; vide for 
 compds. Speichen- 
 
 Arm-spindel, /. radius ; vide for 
 compds. Speichen- 
 
 Arm-streckmaschine, /. extension 
 apparatus for arm 
 
 Arm-tragekapsel, /. leather or metal 
 arm-sUng 
 
 Arm-vene, /. a vein of the arm 
 
 Arm-vorlagerung, /. = -einstellung 
 
 Arm-wanne, /. arm-bath 
 
 Arnika, /. arnica 
 
 Arnika-bliiten, f.pl. arnica flowers 
 
 Amika-61, n. essence of arnica 
 
 Arnika-tinktur, /. tincture of arnica 
 
 Arnika-wurzel, /. arnica root 
 
 Amoldsche Bogenfasern, f.pl. fibres 
 connecting adjacent convolutions 
 of brain 
 
 Arnoldsche Bogenfurche, /. hippo- 
 campal fissure 
 
 Aromatisch, a. aromatic 
 
 Aronsstarke, /. arum starch 
 
 Aronswurzel,/. Arum maculatum, L. 
 
 Arquebusade, /. = Arkebusade 
 
 Arraroba, /. = Araroba 
 
 Arrodieren, v.t. to erode 
 
 Arrodierung, /. erosion, causing 
 erosion 
 
 Arrosion, /. erosion 
 Arrosionsblutung, /. haemorrhage 
 
 due to erosion 
 Arsen, n. arsenic 
 
 Arsen-chlorid, n. chloride of arsenic 
 Arsen-dampf, m. arsenical vapour 
 Arsen-dimethyloxyd, n. arsen-di- 
 
 methyl oxide 
 Arsen-frei, a. free from arsenic 
 Arsen-glas, n. (gelbes) orpiment 
 Arsen-haltig, a. containing arsenic 
 Arsenicismus, m. arsenical poisoning 
 Arsenig, a. arsenious 
 Arsenige Saure, /. arsenious acid, 
 
 arsenic trioxide 
 Arsenigsauer, a. arseniate 
 Arsenik, m. arsenic 
 Arsenikalien, pi. arsenic compounds, 
 
 preparations of arsenic 
 Arsenikalisch, a. arsenical 
 Arsenik-blute, /. arsenious anhydride 
 Arsenik-esser, m. arsenic eater 
 Arsenik- jodur, n. iodide of arsenic 
 Arsenik-lahmung, /. arsenical para- 
 lysis 
 Arsenik-oxyd, n. arsenious acid 
 Arsenik-probeplatte, /. tile for de- 
 tecting arsenic 
 Arsenik-raucherung, /. fumigation 
 
 with arsenic 
 Arsenik-salbe, /. (Hellmundsche) 
 Hellmund's arsenical ointment 
 Ph. G. 
 Arsenik-salz, n. arsenic salt, arsenite, 
 
 arseniate 
 Arsenik-saure, f. arsenic acid 
 Arsen-kur, /. arsenic treatment 
 Arsen-sauer, a. arseniate 
 Arsen-saure, /. arsenious acid 
 Arsen-spiegel, m. arsenic mirror 
 Arsen-trioxyd, n. arsenious acid, 
 
 arsenic trioxide 
 Arsen-trisulfid, w. arsenic trisulphide 
 Arsen-verbindung, /. arsenical com- 
 pound 
 Arsen-vergiftung, /. arsenical poison- 
 ing 
 Arsen-wasserstoff, m. or -wasser- 
 stoffgas, n. arseniuretted hy- 
 drogen 
 Arsen-wasserstoffvergiftung, /. poi- 
 soning by arseniuretted hydro- 
 gen 
 Art, /. species, sort, kind 
 Arterie, /. artery ; ungenannte — , in- 
 nominate artery 
 Arteriektasis, /. arterial dilatation 
 Arteriell, a. arterial 
 Arterien- (in compds.), arterial- 
 
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Art 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 kti 
 
 Arterien-ast, m. arterial branch 
 Arterien-blut, n. arterial blood 
 Arterien-bruch, m. rupture of an 
 
 artery 
 Arterien-druck, m. arterial pressure 
 Arterien-ektasie, /. diffuse arterial 
 
 dilatation 
 Arterien-entzUndung, /. arterial in- 
 flammation » arteritis 
 Arterien-erkrankung, /. arterial 
 
 disease 
 Arterien-eroffnung, /. arteriotomy 
 Arterien-erschlaffung, /. arterial re- 
 laxation 
 •Arterien-erweiterung, /. arterial di- 
 latation 
 -Arterien-gang, m. arterial passage 
 •Arterien-geflecht, n. arterial plexus 
 Arterien-gerausch, n. arterial mur- 
 mur 
 Arterien-geschwulst, /. arterial tu- 
 mour 
 /Arterien-haken, m. tenaculum 
 Arterien-haut, /. coat of an artery 
 .Arterien-kammer, /. left ventricle 
 Arterien-kegel, m. conus arteriosus 
 Arterien-klemme, /. artery forceps 
 Arterien-klopfen, n. arterial pulsa- 
 
 tioii 
 Arterien-krampf, m. arterial spasm 
 Arterien-kranz, m. arteriarum 
 corona (as in curvature of sto- 
 mach) 
 Arterien-kropf, m. arterial goitre 
 Arterien-lehre, /. arteriology 
 Arterien-lichtung, /. arterial lumen 
 Arterien-netz, n. =-. -gefiecht 
 Arterien-offnung, /. arteriotomy 
 Arterien-presser, m- arterial com- 
 pressor, tourniquet 
 ' Arterien-ring, m. circle of Willis 
 Arterien-rohr, n. arterial tube 
 Arterien-schall, m. arterial sound 
 Arterien-scheide, /. sheath of artery 
 Arterien-spannung, /. arterial ten- 
 sion 
 Arterien-stamm, m. trunk of an 
 
 artery 
 Arterien-ton, m. = -schall 
 Arterien-unterbindung, /. ligature of 
 
 an artery 
 Arterien-verastelung, /. arterial ra- 
 mification 
 Arterien-verengung, /. narrowing of 
 
 an artery 
 Arterien-verkalkung, /. calcification 
 
 of an artery 
 Arterien-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of an artery 
 
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 Arterien-verkreidung, /. =~ -verkal- 
 
 kung 
 Arterien-verletzung, /. injury to aii 
 
 artery 
 Arterien-verschliessung, /. or -ver- 
 
 schluss, m. occlusion of an artery 
 Arterien-verstopfung, /. plugging of 
 
 an artery 
 Arterien-verzweigung, /. = -ver- 
 
 astelung 
 Arterien-wand, /. or -wandung /j 
 
 arterial wall 
 Arterien-weite, /. diametet- Of ad 
 
 artery 
 Arterieti-zange, /. arterial forceps 
 Arterien-zerreissung, /. rupture of all 
 
 artery 
 Arterien-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Arteries, a. arterial, rich in arteries 
 Arteriotrepsie, /. torsion of an ar- 
 tery 
 Arthralgia, /. articular pains 
 Arthrembolie, /. reduction of a dis- 
 location 
 Arthritisch, a. arthritic, gouty 
 Arthrobakterien, f.pl. arthrosporous 
 
 bacteria 
 Arthrocace, /. arthritis, especially 
 
 tuberculous 
 Arthrodese, /. scraping of a joint in 
 
 order to produce ankylosis 
 Arthrodie, /. ball-and-socket joint 
 Arthrophlogosis, /. = Arthrocace 
 Arthroplastik, /. formation of an 
 
 artificial joint 
 Arthropyosis, /. suppuration of a 
 
 joint 
 Arthrospongus, m. Fungus articuli 
 Arthroxerosis, /. atrophy of a joint, 
 
 arthritis deformans 
 Artikulation, /. joint, articulation ; 
 
 vide for all compds. Gelenk- 
 Aryepiglottisch, a. aryteno-epiglottic 
 Aryknorpel, m. arytenoid cartilage 
 Arytanoidisch, a. arytenoid 
 Arznei, /. medicine 
 Arznei- (in compds.), medicated, 
 
 medical, medicinal 
 Arznei-anwendung, /. employment 
 
 of drugs 
 Arznei-anwendungsart, /. method of 
 
 employing drugs 
 Arznei-ausschlag, m. drug rash 
 Arznei-behandlung, /. treatment 
 
 with medicine 
 Arznei-bereitung, /. preparation of 
 
 medicine 
 Arznei-biskuit, n. medicated biscuit 
 Arznei-buch, n. pharmacopoeia 
 
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 05- MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ass 
 
 Arznei-eiiiwirkUrtg, /. effect of medi- 
 cine 
 Arznei-ferythem, n. drug erythema 
 Arznei-essig, m. medicated vinegar 
 Arznei-exanthem, n. drug rash 
 Arznei-form, /. medicinal form 
 Arznei-formel, /. medical prescrip- 
 tion 
 Arznei-gabe, /. dose 
 Arznei-gebrauch, m. medication 
 Arznei-gelehrsamkeit, /. the science 
 
 of medicine 
 Arznei-gewicht, n. officinal weight 
 Arznei-glycerin, n. glycerine solu- 
 tion 
 Arznei-honig, m. medicated honey 
 Arznei-kapsei, /. capsule for drugs 
 Arznei-kiste, /. medicine-chest 
 Arznei-korper, m. medicinal sub- 
 stance 
 Arznei-kraftig, a. medicinal, thera- 
 peutic, curative 
 Arznei -kraut, n. medicinal herb or 
 
 plant 
 Arznei-kunde, /. or -kunst, /. science 
 
 of medicine 
 Arznei-lehre, /. pharmacology 
 Arznei-lich, a. medicinal 
 Arznei-mass, n. officinal measure 
 Arznei-mischung, /. a mixture 
 Arznei-missbfauch, m. abuse of 
 ■ physic 
 
 Arznei-mittel, n. medicine or remedy 
 Arznei-mittelkunde, /. or -mittel- 
 
 lehre, /. pharmacology 
 Arznei-mitteltrager, m. excipient, 
 
 menstruum 
 Arznei-papiere, n.pl. medicated 
 
 papers 
 Arznei-pflanze, /. medicinal plant 
 Arznei -pflaster, n. plaster 
 Arznei-schatz, m. the available store 
 
 of remedies 
 Arznei-seife, /. medicinal soap 
 Arznei-sirup, m. medicated syrup 
 Arznei-stift, m. medicated pencil or 
 " -point — e.g. lunar caustic 
 Arznei-stoff, m. medicinal substance 
 Arznei-sucht, /. mania for physic 
 Arznei-taxe, /. duty on drugs 
 Arznei-trank, m. draught, potion 
 Arznei-verordnung, /. prescription 
 Arzriei-verordnungslehre, /. art of 
 
 prescribing 
 Arznei-verschreibung, /. prescription 
 Arznei-ware, /. drugs 
 Arznei-warenkunde, /. pharmaco- 
 logy 
 ATznci-wein, m. medicated wine 
 
 Arznei-wesen, n. all pharmaceutical 
 affairs 
 
 Arznei-wirkung, /. = -einwirkung 
 
 Arznei-wirkungslehre, /. the science 
 of therapeutics 
 
 Arznei-wissenschaft, /. medical 
 science 
 
 Arznei-wissenschaftlich, a. medical 
 
 Arznei-zigarre, /. medicated cigar 
 
 Arznei-zwieback, m. =^ -biskuit 
 
 Arzt, m. physician, doctor, medical 
 man 
 ordinierender — , m. assistant 
 hospital medical officer 
 
 Arztgebiihr, /. doctor's fee 
 
 Asant, m. stinkender, asafoetida; 
 wohlriechender, benzoin 
 
 Asaphie, /. unintelligible pronuncia- 
 tion of words 
 
 Asarkie, /. emaciation, leanness 
 
 Asbest, tn. asbestos 
 
 Asbestgewebe, n. asbestos cloth 
 
 Asbesthandschuhe, m.pl. asbestos 
 gloves 
 
 Ascariden, pi. ascarides 
 
 Ascendent, m. ancestor 
 
 Ascendenz, /. ascendency 
 
 Asche, /. ashes 
 
 Aschen-bad, n. local application of 
 fresh, dry wood-ashes 
 
 Aschen-kloset, n. ash- or dry-earth 
 closet 
 
 Aschfahl, a. sallow 
 
 Aschistodactylie, /. webbed fingers 
 
 Ascolin, n. aesculin 
 
 Ascosporen, pi. ascopora 
 
 A^ebu, n. leaves of Andromeda 
 japonica 
 
 Asemie, /. inability to make or under- 
 stand any sign or symbol of thought 
 
 Aseptinsaure, /. aseptinic acid 
 
 Aseptisch, a. aseptic 
 
 Aseptol, n. aseptol 
 
 Asitie, /. loss of appetite 
 
 Askelie, /. congenital absence of legs 
 
 Asodisch, a. affected by restlessness 
 and nausea 
 
 Asophie, /. indistinct pronunciation 
 
 Aspermatisch, a. devoid of semen 
 
 Aspermatismus,m. absence of semen, 
 impotence 
 
 Asphyktisch, a. asphyxiated 
 
 Asphyxieren, v.t. to asphyxiate 
 
 Aspirationspneumonie, /. pneumonia 
 due to inhaling irritating sub- 
 stances 
 
 Assanierung, /. making healthy by 
 disinfection or drainage ; sanita- 
 tion 
 
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Ass 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ath 
 
 Assimilieren, v.t. to assimilate 
 Assistenzarzt, m. assistant medical 
 
 officer 
 Assistenzwundarzt, m. assistant 
 
 surgeon 
 Association, /. association 
 Associations-bahn, /. association 
 
 path 
 Associations-bundel, n. associative 
 
 fasciculus 
 Associations-fasern, f.pl. associative 
 
 fibres 
 Associations-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of associated muscles or groups of 
 
 muscles 
 Associations-system, n. system of 
 
 associative fibres 
 Ast, m. branch 
 
 Astasie-Abasie, /. astasia-abasia 
 Astatisch, a. astatic 
 Asthenia, /. asthenia 
 Asthenisch, a. asthenic 
 Asthenisieren, v.t. to weaken 
 Asthenopie, /. asthenopia 
 Asthenopisch, a. asthenopie 
 Asthma, n. asthma 
 Asthma-krystalle, m.pl. asthma, or 
 
 Charcot-I^eyden crystals 
 Asthma-papier, n. asthma paper 
 Asthmatiker, m. a subject of 
 
 asthma 
 Asthmatisch, a. asthmatical 
 Astigmatisch, a. astigmatic 
 Astklappe, /. branch valve 
 Astomie, /. congenital absence of 
 
 mouth 
 Astrapaphobie, /. morbid dread of 
 
 lightning 
 Asturische Rose, /. pellagra, lepra 
 
 Lombardica 
 Asymbolie, /. = Asemie 
 Asymmetrie, /. asymmetry 
 Asymmetrisch, a. asymmetrical 
 Asystolie, /. cardiac irregularity 
 Ataktisch, a. ataxic, irregular 
 Ataraxie, /. mental calm 
 Atavismus, m. atavism 
 Atavistisch, a. atavistic 
 Ataxia, /. ataxia ; irregularity 
 Atalaktase, /. atelectasis, imperfect 
 
 expansion or dilatation 
 Atelokardia, /. imperfect cardiac 
 
 development 
 Atelomyelie, /. imperfect develop- 
 ment of spinal cord 
 Atem, m. breath ; breathing, respi- 
 ration 
 Atem- (in compds.), respiratory ; 
 
 vide also for compds. Atmungs- 
 
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 Atem-anbalten, n. the holding of 
 
 the breath 
 Atem-anstrengung, /. breathing with 
 
 effort' or difficulty 
 Atem-bar, a. respirable 
 Atem-barkait, /. respirability 
 Atem-bediirfnis, n. the necessity of 
 
 breathing 
 Atem-beklemmung, /. oppression in 
 
 breathing 
 Atem-baschleunigung, /. accelera- 
 tion of respiration 
 Atem-beschwarda, /. difficulty of 
 
 breathing 
 Atem-bewegung, /. respiratory 
 
 movement 
 Atam-centrum, n. respiratory centre 
 Atem-einhaltan, n. = -anhaltan 
 Atem-frequenz, /. frequency of 
 
 respiration 
 Atem-garausch, n. respiratory sound 
 or murmur ; = Atmungsge- 
 rausch 
 Atam-geruch, m. odour of the breath 
 Atem-haltung, /. = -anhaltan 
 Atam-holen, n. breathing, respira- 
 tion 
 Atam-krampf, m. respiratory spasm 
 Atam-lahmung, /. paralysis of respi- 
 ration 
 Atem-los, a. breathless 
 Atam-losigkait, /. breathlessness ; 
 
 asphyxia 
 Atam-luft, /. respiratory air 
 Atem-masser, m. spirometer 
 Atam-muskel, m. respiratory muscle 
 Atam-narv, m. respiratory lierve 
 Atem-not, /. dyspnoea 
 Atam-organ, n. organ of respira- 
 tion 
 Atam-pausa, /. the respiratory pause 
 Atem-proba, /. testing the lungs in 
 newly-born children as to whether 
 respiration has taken- place or 
 not 
 Atem-schopfan, n. respiration 
 Atem-thatigkeit, /. respiratory ac- 
 tivity 
 Atem-zapfchan, n. = -ziinglein 
 Atam-zug, m. breath, inspiration, 
 
 respiration 
 Atem-ziinglein, n. epiglottis 
 Athem, and compds., vi<^e Atem- 
 Atharom, n. atheroma 
 Atheromatisch, a. atheromatous 
 Atherose, /. atheromatous degenera- 
 tion 
 Atharomatos, a. = Atheromatisch 
 Athrepsie, /. defective nutrition 
 
Ath 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Atr 
 
 -Athymie, /. spiritlessness, dejection, 
 mental depression 
 
 Atlasbogen, m. arch of atlas^ 
 
 Atlodyme, /. two-headed monster 
 
 Atmen, v.t. & i. to inhale, to breathe 
 
 Atmen, «. = Atmung 
 
 Atmiatrie, /. the hygiene of the 
 respiratory organs 
 
 Atmidiatrie, /. treatment by inhala- 
 tion or fumigation 
 
 Atmospharilien,^/. atmospheric con- 
 stituents 
 
 Atmospharisch, a. atmospheric 
 
 Atmospharsauerstoff, m. atmos- 
 pheric oxygen 
 
 Atmung, /. breathing, respiration 
 
 Atmungs- (in compds.), respiratory ; 
 vide also for compds. Atem- and 
 Respirations- 
 
 Atmungs-anstrengung, /. breathing 
 with effort or difficulty 
 
 Atmungs-apparat, m. respiratory 
 apparatus 
 
 Atmungs-bediirfnis, n. the necessity 
 of breathing 
 
 Atmungs-behinderung, /. or -be- 
 klemmung, /.oppression in breath- 
 ing 
 
 Atmungs-beschleunigung, /. acceler- 
 ation of respiration 
 
 Atmungs-beschwerde, /. difficulty of 
 breathing 
 
 Atmungs-centrum, n. respiratory 
 centre 
 
 Atmungs-druck, m. respiratory pres- 
 sure 
 
 Atmungs-^rregung, /. stimulation 
 of respiration 
 
 Atmungs-fahig, a. capable of breath- 
 ing 
 
 Atmungs-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 breathing 
 
 Atmungs-flache, /. respiratory sur- 
 face 
 
 Atmungs-frequenz, /. frequency of 
 respiration 
 
 Atmungsgerausch, n, respiratory 
 sound or murmur 
 
 Atmungs-gift, n. respiratory poison 
 
 Atmungs-grosse, /. volume of respi- 
 ration 
 
 Atmungs-gymnastik, /. respiratory 
 exercise 
 
 Atmungs-heilkunde, /. == Atmiatrie 
 
 Atmungs-krankheit, /. respiratory 
 
 - affection 
 
 Atmungs-kunde, /. = Atmiatrie 
 
 iAtmungs-lahmung, /. respiratory 
 paralysis 
 
 Atmungs-luft, /. respiratory air 
 
 Atmungs-messer, m. spirometer 
 
 Atmungs-muskel, m. respiratory 
 muscle 
 
 Atmungs-muskelkrampf, m. spasm 
 of respiratory muscle 
 
 Atmungs-muskulatur, /. muscular 
 apparatus of respiration 
 
 Atmungs-nahrungsmitteljW .warmth- 
 producing food 
 
 Atmungs-nerv, m. respiratory nerve 
 
 Atmungs-organ, n. organ of respira- 
 tion 
 
 Atmungs-pause, /. the respiratory 
 pause 
 
 Atmungs-pforte, /. orifice of respira- 
 tory passage 
 
 Atmungs-prozess, m. respiratory 
 process 
 
 Atmungs-schleimhaut, /. respiratory 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Atmungs-stellung, /. respiratory 
 position (of vocal cords) 
 
 Atmungs-storung, /. disturbance of 
 respiration 
 
 Atmungs-strom, m. respiratory 
 stream (of air) 
 
 Atmungs-stuhl, m. respiratory chair 
 
 Atmungs-thatigkeit, /. respiratory 
 activity 
 
 Atmungs-typus, m. type of respira- 
 tion 
 
 Atmungs-umfang, m. =- -grosse 
 
 Atmungs-unfahig, a. incapable of 
 breathing 
 
 Atmungs-unfahigkeit, /. inability to 
 breathe 
 
 Atmungs-vermogen, n. capability of 
 breathing 
 
 Atmungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Atmungs-weg, m. respiratory pas- 
 sage 
 
 Atmungs-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 
 Atocie, /. sterility 
 
 Atomgewicht, n. atomic weight 
 
 Atomverkettung, /. linking of 
 atoms 
 
 Atonie, /. atony 
 
 Atonisch, a. atonic 
 
 Atrabilar, a. atrabilious ; pertaining 
 to the suprarenal capsules 
 
 Atrabilitat, /. atrabiliousness, melan- 
 choly 
 
 Atrachelie, /. congenital defect of 
 necli 
 
 Atremie, /. inability to walk owing 
 to pain in extremities 
 
 Atresie, /. atresia 
 
 Atretisch, a. atresie, imperforate 
 
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Atr 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aiif 
 
 Atretoblepharife, /. adhesion or grow- 
 ing together of eyelids 
 
 Atretocysie, /. congenital imperfora- 
 tion of vagina 
 
 Atrichie, /. congenital baldness 
 
 Atrioventricular, a. auriculo-ven- 
 tricular 
 
 Atrioventricular-furche, /. auriculo- 
 ventricular groove 
 
 Atrioventricular-ganglion, m. auri- 
 culo-ventricular ganglion 
 
 Atrioventricular-klappe, /. auriculo- 
 ventricular valve 
 
 Atrioventricular-mUndung, /. or 
 oftnung, /. auriculo-ventricular 
 orifice 
 
 Atropasaure, /. atropic acid 
 
 Atrophie, /. atrophy 
 
 Atrophieren, v.i. to atrophy 
 
 Atrophierung, /. the process of 
 atrophy 
 
 Atropin, n. atropia, atropine 
 
 baldriansaures, valerianate of 
 
 atropine 
 schwefelsaures, sulphate of 
 atropine 
 
 Attenuieren, v.t. to attenuate, to 
 dilute 
 
 Attenuierend, a. attenuating 
 
 Attenuierung, /. the act of attenu- 
 ating 
 
 Attraktionstheorie, /. theory of 
 attraction, chemotaxis 
 
 Atypie, /. a deviation from type, or 
 normal course 
 
 Atypisch, a. atypie, non-typical 
 
 Auchenotomie, /. decapitation (obst.) 
 
 Aufatmen, v.i. to breathe again 
 
 Aufatzen, v.t. to open by caustics 
 
 Aufbahen, v.t. to open by foment- 
 ing 
 
 Aufbau, m. structure 
 
 Aufbetten, v.i. to form a bed or 
 layer 
 
 Aufbinden, v.t. to loosen or unbind 
 
 Aufblahen, v.t. to inflate or dis- 
 tend 
 
 Aufblahend, a. flatulent 
 
 Aufblahung, /. inflation, distension ; 
 flatulence 
 
 Aufblasen, v.t. to inflate 
 
 Aufblatterung, /. desquamation, 
 exfoliation 
 
 Aufbrausen, v.i. to effervesce 
 
 Aufbrausen, n. effervescence 
 
 Aufbrechen, v.t. & i. to break open ; 
 to burst 
 
 Aufbrechung, /. opening (sponta- 
 neously) 
 
 Auferstehungstnanner, m.pl. resur- 
 rection-men, body-snatchers 
 
 Auftasern, v.t. to separate into fibres 
 
 Auffaserung, /. the separating into 
 fibres 
 
 Auffuttern, v.t. to feed artificially 
 (children) 
 
 Auffiitterung, /. the artificial feeding 
 (of children) 
 
 Aufgeblasen, a. inflated, turgid 
 
 Aufgeblasenheit, /. inflation, disten,- 
 sion 
 
 Aufgedunsen, a. swollen or puffed 
 up, turgid 
 
 Aufgehen, v.i. to evaporate, dis- 
 appear ; to break (of an abscess) 
 
 Aufgeregt, a. excited, agitated 
 
 Aufgeregtheit, /. excitement, excita- 
 tion, agitation 
 
 Aufgetrieben, a. = Aufgeblasen 
 
 Aufgetriebenheit, /. inflation, disten- 
 sion, intumescence 
 
 Aufgeworfen, a. elevated 
 
 Aufgiessen, v.t. to pour upon, to 
 infuse 
 
 Aufgiessung, /. = Aufguss 
 
 Aufguss, m. infusion 
 
 Aufgusstierchen, n.pl. infusoria 
 
 Aufhange-band, n. suspensory liga- 
 ment 
 
 Aufhange-binde, /. suspensory ban- 
 dage 
 
 Aufhange-muskel, m. suspensory 
 muscle, levator muscle 
 
 Aufhaufen, v.t. & i. to collect, to 
 aggregate 
 
 Aufhaufung, /. collection, aggrega.- 
 tion, accumulation 
 
 Aufhebebinde, /. suspensory bandagp 
 
 Aufhebemuskel, m. levator muscle 
 
 Aufheben, v.t. to raise, to lift 
 
 Aufheber, m. ■= Aufhebemuskel 
 
 Aufhellen, v.t. & i. to clear, to 
 become clear or transparent 
 
 Aufhusten, v.t. to cough up, to 
 expectorate 
 
 Aufkeimen, v.i. to germinate, to bud 
 
 Aufkeimung, /. germination, bud- 
 ding 
 
 Aufkochen, v.t. & i. to cause to 
 boil, to boil up 
 
 Aufkochung, /. the act of boiling . 
 
 Aufkommen, v.i. to convalesce 
 
 Auflagern, v.i. to aggregate, to form 
 a. bed or layer 
 
 Auflagerung, /. aggregation, stratifi- 
 cation 
 
 Auflagerungsschicht, /. stratified 
 
 layer 
 
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Auf 
 
 OF MEDICAI, TERMS 
 
 Auf 
 
 Auflaufen, v.i. to swell, to swell out 
 
 Aufleben, v.i. to revive 
 
 Auflegen, v.t. to apply or lay on 
 
 Auflegung, /. application or putting 
 on 
 
 Aufliegen, v.refl. to get bed-sores 
 
 Aufliegen, n. decubitus 
 
 Auflockern, v.t. to loosen 
 
 Auflockerung, /. loosening 
 
 Auflosbar, a. soluble 
 ■ Auflosbarkeit, /. solubility 
 
 Auflosen, v.t. to dissolve, to liquefy 
 
 Auflosend, a. dissolvent, colliquative, 
 solvent 
 
 Auflosung, /. solution, dissolution ; 
 decomposition, disintegration 
 
 Auflosungsmittel, n. a solvent, resol- 
 vent 
 
 Aufnahtne, /. admittance ; absorp- 
 tion 
 
 Aufnehmen, v.t. to admit ; to ab- 
 sorb 
 
 Aufnehmung, /. = Aufnahme 
 
 Aufpinseln, v.t. to paint or apply 
 with a brush 
 
 Aufpinselung, /. painting or apply- 
 ing with a brush 
 
 Aufquellen, v.i. to swell, to swell out 
 
 Aufquellung, /. a swelling out 
 
 Aufraffen, v.refl. to recover, to rouse 
 oneself 
 
 Aufrecht, adv. erect 
 
 Aufregen, v.t. to excite, to stimulate, 
 to irritate 
 
 Aufregend, a. exciting, stimulating, 
 irritant 
 
 Aufregung, /. excitation, stimula- 
 tion, irritation, excitement 
 
 Aufregungs-anfall, m. attack of 
 excitement or irritation 
 
 Aufregungs-erscheinung, /. excite- 
 ment or irritation phenomenon 
 
 Aufregungs-mittel, n. an irritant or 
 stimulant 
 
 Aufregungs-zustand, m. condition or 
 state of excitement or irritation 
 
 Aufreiben, v.t. to rub, to chafe, to 
 
 ,_ apply by rubbing 
 
 Aufreibung, /. friction ; soreness 
 from friction 
 
 Aufreissen, v.t. & i. to tear up or 
 open ; to become chapped 
 
 Aufreizen, v.t. = Aufregen 
 
 Aufreizung, /. = Aufregung 
 
 Aufrichtemuskel, m. erector muscle 
 
 Auf rich ter, m. = Aufrichtermuskel 
 
 Aufrichtung, /. erection 
 
 Aufritzen, v.t. to tear up, to scratch, 
 \o excdriat? 
 
 Aufrollung, /. rolling or winding up 
 
 Aufsaugen, v.t. to rear at the breast 
 
 Aufsaugen, v.t. to absorb 
 
 Aufsaugend, a. absorbent, resorbent 
 
 Aufsaugung, /. absorption, resorp- 
 tion ; for compds. vide Absorptionv 
 
 Aufscharfen, v.t. = Aufschiirfen 
 
 Aufscharfung, /. = Aufschiirfung 
 
 Aufschlag, m. application (of poul- 
 tice, fomentation, &c.) 
 
 Aufschlagen, v.t. to apply (poul- 
 tices, &c.) 
 
 Aufschneiden, v.t. to cut open, to 
 lance, to incise, to dissect 
 
 Aufschneidung, /. incision, dissection 
 
 Aufschnitt, m. incision, cut 
 
 Aufschrecken, v.t. to frighten, to 
 startle 
 
 Aufschrecken, n. night terrors (of 
 children) 
 
 Aufschrunden, v.t. to cause to chap, 
 to crack 
 
 Aufschub, m. delay 
 
 Aufschurfen, v.t. to excoriate, to 
 scratch, to abrade 
 
 Aufschiirfung,/. excoriation, scratch, 
 abrasion 
 
 Aufschwellen, v.t. & i. to cause to 
 swell ; to swell up ; to inflate 
 
 Aufschwellung, /. swelling, tumefac- 
 tion 
 
 Aufsieden, v.t. & i. to boil up 
 
 Aufspringen, v.i. to chap, to crack . 
 
 Aufspringen, n. a chap, crack, or 
 fissure 
 
 Aufspritzen, v.t. to apply with a 
 syringe 
 
 Aufstechen, v.t. to lance, to puncture 
 
 Aufsteigen, v.i. to ascend, to get 
 up 
 
 Aufsteigend, a. ascending, ascendens 
 
 Aufstossen, v.t. & i. to chafe, to 
 excoriate ; to eructate, to rise 
 up 
 
 Aufstossen, n. eructation, heartburn, 
 regurgitation 
 
 Aufstreichen, v.i. to stretch out 
 
 Aufstreifen, v.t. to gall or graze the 
 skin 
 
 Auftraufeln, v.t. = Auftropfen 
 
 Auftreiben, v.t. & i. to swell, to 
 distend, to inflate 
 
 Auftreibung, /, swelling, distension, 
 inflation 
 
 Auftropfen, v.t, to apply by dropr 
 ping, to drop upon 
 
 Aufwallen, v.i. to flush 
 
 Aufwallung, /. emotiq^i, orgasm, 
 flush ' ■ 
 
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Auf 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aug 
 
 Aufwarts, a. upwards 
 
 Aufwarts-gekrummt, a. bent up- 
 wards 
 
 Aufwarts-kehrung, /. a twining up- 
 wards 
 
 Aufwarts-zieher, m, levator muscle 
 
 Aufweichen, v.t. to soften, to open 
 by softening 
 
 Aufweichend, a. softening, emollient 
 
 Aufweichung, /. softening 
 
 Aufziehen, v.t. to draw up ; to 
 bring to a head, to mature ; to rear 
 or bring up 
 
 Aufzieher, m. elevator, levator 
 muscle 
 
 Aufzucken, v.i. to start up con- 
 vulsively 
 
 Aufzuckung, /. convulsive move- 
 ment 
 
 Augapfel, m. eyeball, bulbus oculi 
 
 Augapfel-aquator, m. equator of 
 eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-ausrottung, /. excision of 
 eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-binde, /. fascia of eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-bindehaut, /. ocular con- 
 junctiva ; vide for compds. Binde- 
 haut- 
 
 Augapfel-brand, m. sloughing or 
 gangrene of eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-entzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-fascie, /. = -binde 
 
 Augapfel-flache, /. surface of eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-halter, m. fixation forceps 
 for eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-hautchen, n. an ocular 
 membrane 
 
 Augapfel-krampf , m. spasm of ocular 
 muscles, nystagmus 
 
 Augapfel-muskellahmung, /. para- 
 lysis of external muscles of the 
 eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 
 Augapfel-schmerz, m. pain in eye- 
 ball 
 
 Augapfel-schrumpfung, /. atrophy 
 or shrinking of eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-schwund, m. = -schrump- 
 fung 
 
 Augapfel-starrkrampf, m. tetanic 
 contraction of ocular muscles 
 
 Augapfel-varikositat, /. varicose con- 
 dition of veins of eyeball 
 
 Augapfel-veranderung, /. change in 
 the eyeball 
 
 .Augapfel-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 
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 Augapfel-vorderflache, /. anterior 
 
 surface of eyeball 
 Augapfel-vorfall, m. protrusion of 
 
 eyeball 
 Augapfel-wand, /. wall of eyeball 
 Augapfel-wandung, /. = -wand 
 Augapfel- wassersucht, /. dropsy of 
 
 eyeball 
 Augapfel-zucken, n. nystagmus 
 Auge, n. eye ; sight 
 Augen- (in compds.), ophthalmic, 
 
 optic, ocular, oculo- 
 Augen-achse, /. axis of eye 
 Augen-ader, /. ophthalmic vessel 
 Augen-aderhaut, /. choroid 
 Augen-anlage, /. rudiment of eye 
 Augen-arterie, /. ophthalmic artery 
 Augen-arznei, /. remedy for the eye 
 Augen-arzt, m. oculist, ophthalmo- 
 logist 
 Augen-arztlich, a. relating to an 
 
 oculist, ophthalmiatric 
 Augen-ast, m. ocular branch 
 Augen-ausfluss, m. discharge from 
 
 the eyes 
 Augen-ausrottung, /. excision of eye- 
 ball 
 Augen-bad, n. ophthalmic bath or 
 
 eye-douche 
 Augen-beben, n. nystagmus 
 Augen-becher, m. optic cup or 
 secondary optic vesicle of Balfour 
 Augen-becken, n. socket of eyeball 
 Augen-bewegend, a. oculo-motor 
 Augen-beweglichkeit, f. mobility of 
 
 eyeball 
 Augen-bewegung, /. ocular move- ' 
 
 ment 
 Augen-bezirk, m. ophthalmic region 
 Augen-binde, /. eye-bandage 
 Augen-bindehaut, /. ocular con- 
 junctiva ; vide for compds. Binder 
 haut 
 Augen-blase, /. optic vesicle 
 Augen-blasengrube, /. optic cup ^ 
 Augen-blasenspalte, /. ocular fissure 
 Augen-blasenstiel, m. optic pedicle • 
 Augen-blennorrhoe, /. catarrhal con- 
 
 junctivitis 
 Augen-blick, m. moment 
 Augen-blicke, m.pl. helle or lichte, 
 
 lucid intervals 
 Augen-blinzeln, n. nictitation, blink- 
 ing 
 Augen-blodigkeit, /. weakness oi 
 
 eyes 
 Augen-blutader, /. ophthalmic vein 
 Augen-blutunterlaufung, /. suffu- 
 sion or ecchymosis of eye ' 
 
Aug 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Aug 
 
 Augenbraue, /. eyebrow 
 
 Augenbrauen-ausfall, m. falling out 
 of hair of eyebrows 
 
 Augenbrauen-bogen, m. superciliary 
 arch 
 
 Augenbrauen-gegend, /. superciliary 
 region 
 
 Augenbrauen-haar, n. hair of eye- 
 brow 
 
 Augenbrauen-haut, /. skin of eye- 
 brow 
 
 Augenbrauen-muskel, m. corrugator 
 supercilii 
 
 Augenbrauen-runzler, «. = -muskel 
 
 Augenbrauen-verlust, m. loss of hair 
 of eyebrow 
 
 Augenbrauen-wulst, m. superciliary 
 ridge 
 
 Augen-bruch, m. rupture of eyeball 
 
 Augen-butter, /. secretion of Meibo- 
 mian glands 
 
 Augen-dach, w. roof of orbit 
 
 Augen-decke, /. nictitating mem- 
 brane 
 
 Augen-deckel, m. eyelid 
 
 Augen-diatetik, /. eye regimen 
 
 Augen-distanz, /. distance between 
 the eyes 
 
 Augen-drehpunkt, m. point of rota- 
 tibn of eyeball 
 
 Augen-druck, m. intraocular ten- 
 sion 
 
 Augen-driicken, n. sense of painful 
 pressure in the eye 
 
 Augen-driise, /. an ocular gland 
 
 Augen-driisenentzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of Meibomian glands 
 
 Augen-entzundung, /. inflammation 
 of eye 
 
 Augen-erkrankung, /. ocular affec- 
 tion 
 
 Augen-ermiidung, /. ocular fatigue 
 
 Augen-farbe, /. colour of eye 
 
 Augen-faserhaut, /. tunica fibrosa 
 oculi 
 
 Augen-feld, n. field of vision 
 
 Augen-fell, n. pterygium ; pannus ; 
 leucoma 
 
 Augen-feuchtigkeit, /. = -fliissig- 
 keit 
 
 Augen-fistel, /. lachrymal fistula 
 
 Augen-fieck, m. primary optic spot 
 
 Augen-fWmmern, n. swimming of 
 objects before the eyes 
 
 Augen-fluss, m. running of the eyes, 
 epiphora 
 
 Augen-fliissigkeit, /. glasartige, vit- 
 reous ; wasserartige, aqueous 
 humour 
 
 Augen-funken, m.pl. sparks or 
 
 flashes before the eyes 
 Augen-ganglie, /. ophthalmic gang- 
 lion 
 Augen-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Augen-gefass, n. ophthalmic vessel 
 Augen-gegend, /. ophthalmic region 
 Augen-geschwulst, /. ocular tumour 
 Augen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-gicht, /. gout in the eye 
 Augen-glas, n. eyeglass, spectacles 
 Augen-grube, /. orbital cavity 
 Augen-grund, m. fundus oculi 
 Augen-halter, m. fixation forceps 
 
 for eyeball 
 Augen-haut, /. tunic of eye 
 Augen-hautchen, n. a membrane of 
 
 the eye 
 Augen-heftnadel, /. fixation-needle 
 
 for eye 
 Augen-heilanstalt, /. eye hospital 
 Augen-heilkunde, /. ophthalmology 
 Augen-heillehre, /. = -heilkunde 
 Augen-heilmittel, n. remedy for the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-heilwasser, n. eye lotion 
 Augen-hintergrund, m. fundus oculi 
 Augenhohle, f. orbital cavity, orbit 
 Augenhohlen- (in compds.), orbital 
 Augenhohlen-ast, m. orbital branch 
 Augenhohlen-bogen, t7i. superciliary 
 
 ridge 
 Augenhohlen-dach, n. roof of orbit 
 Augenhohlen-entziindung, /, inflam- 
 mation of orbit 
 Augenhohlen-flache, /. surface or 
 
 orbit 
 Augenhohlen-flugel, m. leaser wing 
 
 of sphenoid bone 
 Augenhohlen-fortsatz, m. orbital 
 
 process 
 Augenhohlen - gegend, /. orbital 
 
 region 
 Augenhohlen-geschwulst, /. orbital 
 
 tumour 
 Augenhohlen-inhalt, m. contents of 
 
 orbit 
 Augenhohlen-kamm, m. orbital arch 
 
 or ridge 
 Augenhohlen-lappen, m. orbital lobe 
 Augenhohlen-loch, n. orbital fora- 
 men 
 Augenhohlen-nerv, m. orbital nerve 
 Augenhohlen-offnung, /. orbital fossa 
 Augenhohlen-rand, m. margin of 
 
 orbit 
 Augenhohlen-spalte, /. orbital fissure 
 Augenhohlen -tcil, in. orbital portion 
 
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Aug 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DtCTIONAR-S' 
 
 Aug 
 
 Augenhohlen-wand, /. wall of orbit 
 
 Augenhohlen-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Augenhohlen - wangenbreitenindex, 
 m. orbito-malar index 
 
 Augen-hornhaut, /. cornea ; vide for 
 compds. Hornhaut- 
 
 Augen-innere, n. viscera of eyeball 
 
 Augen-jucken, n. itching of the eye 
 
 Augen-kammer, /. chamber of the 
 eye 
 
 Augen-kammer wasser, n. aqueous 
 humour 
 
 Augen-kapsel, /. capsule of eye 
 
 Augen-katarrh, m. catarrhal con- 
 junctivitis 
 
 Augen-kiappe, /. eyehd; vide for 
 compds. Augenlid- 
 
 Augen-klinik, /. clinic for eye 
 diseases 
 
 Augen-knoten, m. ophthalmic gang- 
 lion 
 
 Augen-krampf, m. nystagmus 
 
 Augen-krank, a. suffering from eye 
 disease 
 
 Augen-kranke, m. & /. sufferer from 
 eye disease 
 
 Augen-krankheit, /. eye disease 
 
 Augen-krankheitenlelire, f. ophthal- 
 mology 
 
 Augen-krebs, m. cancer of eye 
 
 Augen-kreis, m. orbital circle 
 
 Augen-kugel, /. eyeball 
 
 Augen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Augen-leuchten, n. luminosity of 
 the eye 
 
 Augen-licht, n. eyesight 
 
 Augenlid, n. eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-aponeurose, /. palpebral 
 fascia 
 
 Augenlid-aufhalter, m. levator pal- 
 pebree 
 
 Augenlid-aussenflache, /. outer sur- 
 face of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-band, n. tarsal ligament 
 
 Augenlid-bandchen, n. = -band 
 
 Augenlid-bildung, /. plastic surgery 
 of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-bindehaut, /. palpebral 
 conjunctiva 
 
 Augenlid-blinzeln, n. nictitation, 
 blinking 
 
 Augenlid-brand, m. sloughing or 
 gangrene of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-driise, /. gland of eyelid, 
 Meibomian gland 
 
 Augenlid-drusenentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of Meibomian gland 
 
 Augenlid-drusengeschwulst, /. Mei- 
 bomian cyst or tumour 
 Augenlid-einwartskehrung, f. en- 
 tropion 
 Augenlid-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of eyelid 
 Augenlid-erschlaffung, /. laxity or 
 
 weakness of the eyelid 
 Augenlid-fistel, /. fistula of eyelid 
 Augenlid-fiache, /. surface of eyelid 
 Augenlid-fiechte, /. eczema of eyelid 
 Augenlid-geschwulst, /. oedema or 
 
 swelling of eyelid 
 Augenlid-haare, n.pl. the eyelashes 
 Augenlid-haken, m. eyelid retractor 
 
 or hook 
 Augenlid-halter, m. eyelid fixation 
 
 forceps 
 Augenlid-haut, /. skin of eyelid 
 Augenlid-hautentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of skin of eyelid 
 Augenlid-hebemuskel, m. levator 
 
 palpebrse 
 Augenlid-heber, m. = -hebemuskel 
 Augenlid-innenflache, /. inner sur- 
 face of eyelid 
 Augenlid-kante, /. margin of eyelid 
 Augenlid-karbunkel, m. carbuncle 
 
 of eyelid 
 Augenlid-klemme, /. eyelid clamp 
 Augenlid-knorpel, m. tarsal cartilage 
 Augenlid-knorpelband, n. tarsal liga- 
 ment 
 Augenlid-knorpelentartung, f. de- 
 generation of tarsal cartilage 
 Augenlid-knorpelentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of tarsal cartilage 
 Augenlid-knorpelgeschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour of tarsal cartilage 
 Augenlid-kratze, /. psorophthalmia 
 Augenlid-krampf, m. blepharospasm 
 Augenlid-krebs, m. cancer of eyelid 
 Augenlid-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 eyelid 
 Augenlid-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 
 eyelid 
 Augenlid-muskellahmung, /. paraly- 
 sis of muscle of eyelid 
 Augenlid-muskulatur, /. muscular 
 
 apparatus of eyelid 
 Augenlid-naht, /. sutui e of eyelid 
 Augenlid-nerv, m. palpebral nerve 
 Augenlid-oberflache, /, surface of 
 
 eyehd 
 Augenlid-platten, f.pl. tarsal plates 
 
 or cartilages 
 Augenlid-rand, m. paljiebral margin 
 Augenlid-randdrusen, f.pl. Moll's 
 glands 
 
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 OP MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Au^ 
 
 ble- 
 
 Augenlid-ratidentziindung, f. 
 pharitis 
 
 Augenlid-randmuskei, m. ciliary- 
 portion of orbicularis palpebra- 
 rum 
 
 Augenlid-randverwachsung, /. ad- 
 hesion of palpebral margins 
 
 Augenlid-ringmuskel, m. orbicularis 
 palpebrarum 
 
 Augenlid-rinne, /. primary groove 
 of eyelids 
 
 Augenlid-rose, /. erysipelas of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-schlag, m. blepharoplegia 
 
 Augenlid-schlagader, /. palpebral 
 artery 
 
 Augenlid-schliesser, m. orbicularis 
 palpebrarum 
 
 Augenlid-schliessmuskel, m. -= 
 -schliesser 
 
 Augenlid-schluss, m. closure of eye- 
 lids 
 
 Augenlid-schutz, m. protection af- 
 
 ~ forded by eyelids 
 
 Augenlid-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Augenlid-schwiele, /. callosity or 
 induration of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-spalte, /. palpebral fissure 
 
 Augenlid-spaltenenge, /. blepharo- 
 phimosis . 
 
 Augenlid-spaltenverengung, /. = 
 -spaltenenge 
 
 Augenlid-stellung, /. position of eye- 
 lid 
 
 Augenlid-tripper, m. gonorrhoeal 
 ophthalmia 
 
 Augenlid-umkehrung, /. inversion of 
 eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-umstiilpung, /. = -um- 
 kehrung 
 
 Augenlid-verdickung, /. thickening 
 or induration of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-verkriimmung, /. distor- 
 tion of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-verwachsung, /. adhesion 
 of eyelid 
 
 Augenlid-vorfall, m. ptosis 
 
 Augenlid-winkel, m. canthus 
 
 Augenlid-zellgewebsentziindung, /. 
 inflammation of palpebral cellular 
 tissue 
 
 Augen-linse, /. crystalline lens 
 
 Augen-loch, n. orbital cavity 
 
 Augen-los, a. eyeless ; blind 
 
 Augen-losigkeit, /. absence of eyes ; 
 blindness 
 
 Augen-mattigkeit, /. asthenopia 
 
 Aiogen-miesser, m. optometer 
 
 Augentnesser, n. ophthalmic; knife 
 
 Augen-tnissbildung, /. malformation 
 
 of eye 
 Augen-mittel, w. remedy for the eye 
 Augen-muskel, m, a muscle of the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-muskel, m. ausserer gerader, 
 
 external rectus muscle 
 Augen-muskel, m. innerer gerader, 
 
 internal rectus muscle 
 Augen-muskel, m. oberer gerader, 
 
 superior rectus muscle 
 Augen-muskel, m. oberer Schiefer, 
 
 superior oblique muscle 
 Augen-muskel, m. unterer gerader,^ 
 
 inferior rectus muscle 
 Augen-muskel, m. unterer schiefer, 
 
 inferior oblique muscle 
 Augen-muskelentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of a muscle of the eye 
 Augen-muskelkegel, m. cone formed 
 
 by ocular muscle 
 Augen-muskelkrampf, m. spasm of a 
 
 muscle of the eye 
 Augen-muskellahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of a muscle of the eye 
 Augen-muskelnerv, m. oculo-motor 
 
 nerve 
 Augen-muskelring, m. circle of 
 
 ocular muscles 
 Augen-nasenfurche, /. oculo-nasal 
 
 groove 
 Augen-nasennerv, m. nasal division 
 
 of fifth cranial nerve 
 Augen-nebel, m. cloudiness of the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-nerv, m. a nerve of the eye 
 Augen-nichts, n. sulphate of zinc 
 Augen-pflege, /. care of the eyes 
 Augen-phantom, n. ophthalmo- 
 
 phantom 
 Augen-phthise, /. atrophy of eyeball 
 Augen-pigment, n. eye-pigment 
 Augen-pol, m. ocular pole 
 Augen-pulsader, /. ophthalmic ar- 
 tery 
 Augen-punkt, m. visual point 
 Augen-reiz, m. irritant of the eye 
 Augen-reizung, /. irritation of the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-ring, m. iris 
 Augen-ringmuskel, m. orbicularis 
 
 palpebrarum 
 Augen-rinnen, n. watery eyes, run- 
 ning of the eyes 
 Augen-roUmuskel, m. trochlear 
 
 muscle of eye 
 Augen-rose, /. erysipelas of eye 
 Augen-rote, /. redness of eye 
 Augen-salbe, /. fin eye ointpient 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aug 
 
 Augen-salbe, /. zusammengesetzte, 
 ifnguentumophthalmicum comp., 
 Ph. G. 
 Augen-schere, /. eye-scissors 
 Augen-schein, m. inspection 
 Augen-schirm, m. eye-shade 
 Augen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Augen-schleim, m. eye mucus 
 Augen-schleimfluss, m. catarrhal 
 
 conjunctivitis 
 Augen-schleimhaut, /. ocular mu- 
 cous membrane 
 Augen-schmerz, m. pain in the eye 
 Augen-schnupfen, m. = -schleim- 
 
 fluss 
 Augen-schnupftabak, m. eye-snuff 
 Augen-schutz, m. protection of the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-schutzer, m. eye-shade or 
 
 -shield 
 Augen-schwache, /. weakness of the 
 
 eye 
 Augen-schwarz, n. retinal pigment 
 Augen-schwindel, m. ocular vertigo 
 Augen-schwund, m. atrophy of eye- 
 
 baU 
 Augen-spalte, /. palpebral fissure 
 Augen-spiegel, m. ophthalmoscope 
 Augen-spiegelbefund, m. result of 
 
 ophthalmoscopic examination 
 Augen-spiegelbild, n. ophthalmo- 
 scopic image 
 Augen-spiegelergebnis, n. = -spie- 
 
 gelbefund 
 Augen-spiegeluntersuchung, /. oph- 
 thalmoscopic examination 
 Augen-spritze, /. syringe for the eyes 
 Augen-star, m. cataract 
 Augen-stein, m. sulphate of zinc ; 
 
 lachrymal calculus 
 Augen-stellung, /. position of the eye 
 Augen-stern, m. pupil ; vide for 
 
 compds. Pupillen- 
 Augen-stiel, m. optic peduncle 
 Augen-streupulver, n. dusting-pow- 
 der for the eye 
 Augen-tauschung, /.optical illusion 
 Augen-triefen, «. blear-eye, lippitudo 
 Augen-tripper, m. gonorrhoeal oph- 
 thalmia 
 Augen-tropfen, m.plt eye-drops or 
 
 lotion 
 Augen-tropfglas, n. bottle with 
 
 pipette for eye-drops 
 Augen-tropfwasser, n. = -tropfen 
 Augen-trost, m. Euphrasia officin- 
 alis, eyebright 
 Augen-iiberanstrengung, /, over- 
 straining the eye 
 
 Augen-vene, /. ophthalmic vein 
 Augen-verdrehen, n. rolling and 
 
 turning up of the eyes 
 Augen-verdunkelung, /. obscurity of 
 
 vision 
 Augen-vereiterung, /. suppuration 
 
 of the eye 
 Augen-vergrosserung, /. enlarge- 
 ment of eye 
 Augen-verletzung, /.injuryto the eye 
 Augen-vorfall, m. exophthalmos 
 Augen-wanne, /. eye-bath, -glass or 
 
 -douche 
 Augen-waschwasser, n. eye-lotion 
 Augen-wasser, n. = -waschwasser 
 Augen-wassersucht, /. oedema or 
 
 dropsy of eye 
 Augen-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Augen-weiss, n. the white of the eye 
 Augen-weite, /. distance between 
 
 the eyes ; visual distance 
 Augen-wimper, /. eyelashes 
 Augen-wimpernausfall, m. falling 
 
 out of eyelashes 
 Augen-wimpernverlust, m. loss of 
 
 eyelashes 
 Augen-windung, /. frontal convolu- 
 tion 
 Augen-winkel, m. canthus 
 Augen-winkelarterie, /. angular 
 
 artery 
 Augen-winkelblutader, /. angular 
 
 vein 
 Augen-winkelfalte, /. epicanthus 
 Augen-winkelgeschwulst, /. swelling 
 
 at inner canthus ; swelling of 
 
 lachrymal sac 
 Augen-winkelgeschwiir, n. segUops, 
 
 ulcer at inner canthus 
 Augen-winkelpulsader, /. = -winkel- 
 
 arterie 
 Augen-winkelschlagader, /. = -win- 
 
 kelarterie 
 Augen-winkelzacke, /. angular head 
 
 of Henle's quadratus labii superi-- 
 
 oris 
 Augen-wolkchen, n. ocular cloud 
 Augen-wunde, /. wound of the eye 
 Augen-wurz, /. athamanta cretensis- 
 Augen-wurzel, /. dandelion or va- 
 lerian root 
 Augen-zahn, m. eye-tooth 
 Augen-zergliederung, /. dissection of 
 
 the eye 
 Augen-zeugnis, n. ocular proof 
 Augen-zirkel, m. iris 
 Augen-zittern, n. nystagmus 
 Augen-zucken, n, twitching of the 
 I eyebaU 
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 Aus 
 
 Augen-zuckung, /. = -zucken 
 
 Aurichlorid, n. gold trichloride 
 
 Aurikular, a. auricular 
 
 Aurikularpunkt, m. auricular point 
 
 Auripigtnent, n. orpiment 
 
 Auriverbindung, /. auric compound 
 
 Aurochlorid, n. gold monochloride 
 
 Auroverbindung, /. aurous com- 
 pound 
 
 Ausarbeitung, /. elaboration 
 
 Ausarten, v.i. to degenerate 
 
 Ausartung, /. degeneration 
 
 Ausatmen, v.i. & i. to breathe out ; 
 to expire, to die 
 
 Ausatmung, /. exhalation ; expira- 
 tion, death ; for compds. vide 
 Expiration- 
 
 Ausatzen, v.t. to cauterise or de- 
 stroy by caustics 
 
 Ausatzung, /. cauterisation 
 
 Ausbauchen, v.i. to swell or bulge out 
 
 Ausbauchung, /. swelling or bulging 
 out, protuberance 
 
 Ausbilden, v.t. & i. to form ; to 
 develop 
 
 Ausbildung, /. formation, develop- 
 ment ; for compds. vide Bildung- 
 
 Ausbluten, v.i. to cease bleeding 
 
 Ausbrechen, v.t. & i. to throw up, 
 to vomit ; to extract (a tooth) ; 
 to break out (of disease, eruption, 
 sweat) 
 
 Ausbreiten, v.t. & i. to spread out, 
 to extend 
 
 Ausbreitung, /. spreading, exten- 
 sion, diffusion 
 
 Ausbreitungsbezirk, m. area of 
 spreading or diffusion 
 
 Ausbrennen, v.t. to destroy by 
 cautery, to cauterise 
 
 Ausbruch, m. eruption, rash, out- 
 break 
 
 Ausbriiten, v.t. to incubate 
 
 Ausbrutung, /. incubation 
 
 Ausbuchten, v.i. to form a sinus, 
 diverticulum, or pouch 
 
 Ausbuchtung, /. excavation, sinus, 
 diverticulum, pouch, bulging 
 
 Ausdehnbar, a. dilatable, distensile, 
 elastic 
 
 Ausdehnbarkeit, /. dilatability, ex- 
 tensibility 
 
 Ausdehnen, v.t. to dilate, distend ; 
 to stretch 
 
 Ausdehnung, /. dilatation, disten- 
 sion, stretching, enlargement ; 
 for compds. vide also Extension- 
 
 Ausdehnungs-fahigkeit, /, dilata- 
 bility, extensibility 
 
 Ausdehnungs-kraft, /. elasticity, di- 
 latability 
 
 Ausdehnungs-vermogen, n. = -fa- 
 higkeit 
 
 Ausdehnungs-werkzeug, n. dilating 
 apparatus, dilator 
 
 Ausdrangen, v.t. to squeeze or press 
 out 
 
 Ausdruck, m. expression 
 
 Ausdrucken, v.t. to express, to 
 squeeze or force out 
 
 Ausdrucks-bewegung, /. movement 
 of expression 
 
 Ausdrucks-mittel, n. means of ex- 
 pression 
 
 Ausdiinsten, v.i. to transpire, to 
 perspire, to exhale 
 
 Ausdiinstung, /. perspiration, exha- 
 lation, evaporation, effluvium 
 
 Ausdunstungsmesser, m. hygro- 
 meter 
 
 Auseinander-laufend, a. divergent 
 
 Auseinander-weichen, v.i. to sepa- 
 rate 
 
 Auseitern, v.i. to suppurate, to 
 cease suppurating 
 
 Ausfahren, n. (der Lippen) herpes 
 labialis 
 
 Ausfall, m. prolapse ; falling out or 
 shedding of (hair, &c.) 
 
 Ausfallen, v.t. & i. to fall out or off 
 (as of hair, teeth) ; to dislocate 
 
 Ausfliessen, v.i. to flow out, to 
 run 
 
 Ausfluss, m. discharge, flux. How, 
 emission 
 
 Ausfluss-flasche, /. Mariotte's bottle 
 
 Ausfluss-geschwindigkeit, /. velocity 
 of efflux or emission 
 
 Ausfluss-menge, /. amount dis- 
 charged 
 
 Ausfluss-strahl, m. jet, stream 
 
 Ausfluss-thermometer, m. weight- 
 thermometer 
 
 Ausforschen, v.t. to explore, to in- 
 vestigate 
 
 Ausforschung, /. exploration, in- 
 vestigation 
 
 Ausfrieren, v.i. to congeal 
 
 Ausfiihren, v.t. to evacuate, to 
 purge 
 
 Ausfuhrend, a. evacuant, excretory, 
 purgative 
 
 Ausfiihrlich, a. detailed, circum- 
 stantial 
 
 Ausfiihrung, /. evacuation, excre- 
 tion 
 
 Ausfiihrungs-gang, m. or -weg, m. 
 excretory duct < 
 
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Aus 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aus 
 
 Ausfiihrungs-mittel, n. purgative 
 AusfuUungsmasse, /. filling (for 
 
 tooth) 
 Ausgang, m. outlet, termination 
 Ausgangs-mundung, /. orifice of 
 
 outlet 
 Ausgangs-pforte, /. hilus, exit-orifice 
 Ausgangs-teil, m. region of outlet 
 Ausgaren, v.i. to ferment, to cease 
 
 fermenting 
 Ausgebreitet, a. diffuse, scattered 
 Ausgebuchtet,a. excavated, pouched, 
 
 sinuous 
 Ausgedehnt, a. dilated, diffused, 
 
 widely spread, extensive 
 Ausgefressen, a. eroded, corroded 
 Ausgehohlt, a. excavated, hollowed 
 
 out 
 Ausgehungertsein, n. inanition, con- 
 dition of being starved 
 Ausgekerbt, a. notched, serrated 
 Ausgepragt, a. well developed 
 Ausgepresst, a. squeezed out, ex- 
 pressed 
 Ausgeschweift, a. sinuous 
 Ausgesprochen, a. pronounced, 
 
 marked, decided 
 Ausgetragen, a. mature, carried to 
 
 full time 
 Ausgetreten, a. extravasated 
 Ausgiessung, /. = Ausguss 
 Ausgleichen, v.t. & refl. to compen- 
 sate, to balance 
 Ausgleichswiderstand, m. compen- 
 sating resistance 
 Ausgleichung, /. compensation 
 Ausgleichungsstromung, /. compen- 
 satory current 
 Ausgurgeln, v.t. to gargle 
 Ausguss, m. effusion 
 Aushauch, m. = Ausatmung 
 Aushauchen, v.t. & i. = Ausatmen 
 Aushauchung, /. = Ausatmung 
 Ausheilen, v.t. & i. to cure com- 
 pletely, to heal up 
 Ausheilung, /. a complete cure 
 Aushilfsmittel, n. a temporary or 
 
 makeshift remedy or appliance 
 Aushohlung, /. excavation, hollow 
 Aushusten, v.t. & i. to cough up 
 or expectorate ; to cease cough- 
 ing 
 Auskeimen, v.i. to germinate, to 
 
 cease germinating 
 Auskernen, v.t. to enucleate 
 Auskernung, /. enucleation 
 Auskleiden, v.t. to cover, to line 
 Auskleidung, /. covering, lining, 
 lining membrane 
 
 38 
 
 Auskratzen, v.t. to scrape or scoop 
 
 out, to curette 
 Auskratzung, /. scraping or scooping 
 
 out, curetting 
 Auskultation, /. auscultation 
 Auskultations-befund, m. or -ergeb- 
 
 nis, n. result of auscultation 
 Auskultations-erscheinung, /. auscul- 
 tation phenomenon 
 Auskultations-lehre, /. the science of 
 
 auscultation 
 Auskultations-schall, m. ausculta- 
 tion sound 
 Auskultations-zeichen, n. ausculta- 
 tion indication or sign 
 Auskultatorisch, a. auscultatory 
 Auskultieren, v.t. to auscultate 
 Auskurieren, v.t. = Ausheilen 
 Auslaufer, m. process ; offshoot 
 Auslaugen, v.t. to lixiviate, to 
 
 extract 
 Auslaugung, /. lixiviation,extraction 
 Ausleeren, v.t. to empty, to evacu- 
 ate, to void, to purge 
 Ausleerend, a. evacuant, purgative 
 Ausleerung, /. excretion, evacuation, 
 
 depletion 
 Ausleerungs-mittel, n. an evacuant 
 
 or purgative 
 Ausleerungs-stoff, m. matter voided 
 
 or evacuated 
 Ausloffeln, v.t. to scoop out or 
 
 remove with a spoon 
 Ausloffelung, /. scraping or scooping 
 
 with a spoon 
 Auslosbar, a. removable, soluble 
 Auslosen, v.t. to extirpate ; to 
 disarticulate ; to loosen ; to dis- 
 solve ; to set in action, to incite 
 Auslosung, /. extirpation ; disarticu- 
 lation ; dissolution ; setting in 
 action, incitation, liberation (of 
 energy) 
 Auslosungsapparat, m. catch, re- 
 leasing mechanism 
 Ausliiften, v.t. to air, to ventilate 
 Ausliiftung, /. airing, ventilation 
 Ausmagern, v.t. & i. to cause to 
 
 emaciate ; to become thin 
 Ausmeisseln, v.t. to chisel out or off 
 Ausmeisselung, /. chiselling out or off 
 Ausmergeln, v.t. to enervate, to 
 
 cause to emaciate, to make lean 
 Ausmergelung, /. enervation, emaci- 
 ation 
 Ausmiinden, v.i. to open into 
 Ausmiindung, /. outlet, orifice 
 Ausmiindungstelle, /. point of outlet 
 or orifice 
 
Alls 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Aus 
 
 Auspinseln, v.t. to paint, to apply 
 or remove with a brush 
 
 Auspressen, v.t. to squeeze out, to 
 express 
 
 Auspumpen, v.t. to pump out, to 
 wash out (the stomach) 
 
 Auspumpung, /. a pumping or wash- 
 ing out (of the stomach) 
 
 Ausquetschen, v.t. to squeeze or 
 crush out 
 
 Ausrauchern, v.t. to fumigate 
 
 Ausraucherung, /. fumigation 
 
 Ausraumung, /. removal, cleansing 
 
 Ausrauspern, v.t. to hawk up, to ex- 
 pectorate 
 
 Ausreinigen, v.t. to cleanse, to 
 purify, to purge 
 
 Ausreissen, v.t. to tear or pluck out, 
 to extract 
 
 Ausrenken, v.t. to sprain, to dislo- 
 cate 
 
 Ausrenkung, f. spraining, disloca- 
 tion, luxation 
 
 Ausrocheln, v.i. to cease rattling (in 
 the throat) 
 
 Ausrottbar, a. extirpable, eradicable 
 
 Ausrotten, w.i. to extirpate, to eradi- 
 cate, to destroy, to exterminate 
 
 Ausrottung, /. extirpation, excision, 
 eradication, extermination 
 
 Aussacken, v.i. to become saccu- 
 lated, to bulge 
 
 Aussackung, /. sacculation, bulging, 
 diverticulation 
 
 Aussatz, m. leprosy 
 
 — anasthetischer, anaesthetic 
 leprosy 
 
 — fleckiger, macular leprosy 
 
 — glatter, m. smooth (an- 
 esthetic) leprosy 
 
 — knolliger or knotiger, nodu- 
 lar or tubercular leprosy 
 
 — verstummelnder, mutilating 
 leprosy 
 
 Aussatz-art, /.or -form, /. kind or 
 
 variety of leprosy 
 Aussatz-haus, n. leper-house 
 Aussatz-krankheit, /. leprosy 
 Aussatz-mal, n. leprosy macule 
 Aussatzig, a. leprous 
 Aussatzige, m. & f. a. leper 
 Aussauern, v.t. to remove or ex- 
 tract acidity 
 Aussaugen, v.i. & i. to suckle to full 
 
 time, to leave off suckling 
 Ausschaben, v.t. to scrape out 
 Ausschabung, /. a scraping out 
 Ausschalbar, a. capable of enuclea- 
 tion Of resection 
 
 Ausschalen, v.t. to enucleate, to ex- 
 tirpate, to resect 
 
 Ausschalung, /. enucleation, extir- 
 pation, resection 
 
 Ausscheiden, v.t. to secrete, to ex- 
 crete, to eliminate, to extract 
 
 Ausscheidend, a. secretory, excre- 
 tory 
 
 Ausscheidung, /. the act of secretion, 
 excretion, elimination ; vide for all 
 compds. Sekretion- 
 
 Ausschlafen, v.i. to sleep enough 
 
 Ausschlag, m. eruption, breaking- 
 out, efflorescence, exanthem, 
 rash 
 
 ausserer — , m. exanthem, ex- 
 ternal rash 
 hitziger — , a fever rash 
 innerer — , enanthem ; rash on 
 mucous membranes 
 
 Ausschlagen, v.i. to break out, to 
 effloresce ; to bud 
 
 Ausschlags-art, /. kind or variety of 
 eruption 
 
 Ausschlags-artig, a. of an exanthe- 
 matous nature 
 
 Ausschlags-fieber, n. eruptive fever 
 
 AusschlagS-form, /. = -art 
 
 Ausschnauben, v.t. to blow mucus, 
 blood, &.C., through the nose 
 
 Ausschnaufen, v.i. to recover one's 
 breath 
 
 Ausschneiden, v.t. to excise, to cut 
 out, to extirpate 
 
 Ausschneidung, /. excision, extirpa- 
 tion 
 
 Ausschnitt, m. incisura, cut, inden- 
 tation, notch, cleft 
 
 Ausschwaren, v.i. to suppurate, to 
 discharge by suppuration ; to 
 cease suppurating 
 
 Ausschwefeln, v.t. to fumigate with 
 sulphur 
 
 AusschWeifend, a. dissipated, disso- 
 lute, debauched 
 
 Ausschweifung, /. excess, debauch- 
 ery, excessive venery 
 
 Ausschwitzen, v.t. & i. to sweat, 
 to exude ; to cease sweating or 
 exuding 
 
 Ausschwitzung, /. sweating ; exuda- 
 tion 
 
 Aussehen, n. appearance, looks 
 
 bleifarbenes or fahles — , livid 
 look, cachectic aspect 
 
 Aussen, a. external, outside, ecto- 
 
 Aussen-blutung, /. external haemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Aussen-falte, /. external fold 
 
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Aus 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aus 
 
 Aussen-flache, /. external surface 
 
 Aussen-pfeiler, m. outer rod of Corti 
 
 "Aussen-scheide, /. external sheath 
 
 Aussen-schicht, /. external layer 
 
 Aussen-schmarotzer, m. ectoparasite 
 
 Aussen-temperatur, /. external tem- 
 perature 
 
 Aussetzen, v.t. & i. to expose ; to 
 intermit, to pause, to stop 
 
 Aussetzend, a. intermittent, inter- 
 mitting 
 
 Aussetzung, /. exposure ; inter- 
 mission 
 
 Aussondern, v.t. to secrete, to ex- 
 crete, to eliminate 
 
 Aussondernd, a. secretory, excretory 
 
 Aussonderung, /. the act of secre- 
 tion, excretion, elimination ; vide 
 for all compds. Sekretion- 
 
 Ausspanner, m. tensor or extensor 
 muscle 
 
 Ausspannung, /. distension ; relaxa- 
 tion 
 
 Ausspeien, v.t. to spit out, to vomit, 
 to expectorate 
 
 Ausspeiung, /. spitting up, vomiting, 
 expectoration 
 
 Aussprache, /. pronunciation, articu- 
 lation 
 
 Ausspringen, v.t. to dislocate by 
 leaping 
 
 Ausspritzen, v.t. 8c i. to wash or 
 cleanse by syringing, to syringe ; 
 to inject (post mortem) ; to spurt 
 out 
 
 Ausspritzend, a. ejaculatory 
 
 Ausspritzung, /. washing or cleans- 
 ing by syringing, syringing injec- 
 tion, ejaculation 
 
 Ausspritzungs-gang, m. ejaculatory 
 duct 
 
 Ausspritzungs-kanal, m. or -kanal- 
 chen, n. = -gang 
 
 Aussprossen, v.i. to germinate, to 
 
 bud 
 •Ausspucken, v.t. to spit out, to ex- 
 pectorate, to throw up 
 
 Ausspiilen, v.t. to wash or rinse out ; 
 to gargle 
 
 Ausspulung, /. a washing or rinsing 
 out ; garghng 
 
 Aussterben, v.i. to die, to become 
 extinct 
 
 Ausstossen, v.t. to expel, to cast or 
 
 throw out, to evacuate 
 Ausstossung, /. evacuation, expul- 
 sion, ejaculation 
 Ausstrahlen, v.i. to radiate 
 Ausstrahlung, /. radiation 
 
 40 
 
 Ausstrecken, v.t. to stretch, to 
 
 distend, to extend 
 Ausstrecker, m. tensor or extensor 
 
 muscle 
 Ausstreckmuskel, m. = Ausstrecker 
 Ausstreckung, /. extension, stretch- 
 ing, distension 
 Ausstrichpraparat, n. streak pre- 
 paration 
 Ausstiilpen, v.i. & i. to cause to 
 protrude, to bulge, to form a 
 diverticulum, to protrude, to 
 extrovert 
 
 Ausstiilpung, /. protrusion, diverti- 
 culum, extroversion 
 
 Aussiissen, v.t. to wash (a precipi- 
 tate) 
 
 Austamponieren, v.t. to apply or 
 stop with a tampon 
 
 Austasten, v.t. to palpate, to ex- 
 amine b}?^ touch 
 
 Austastung, /. palpation, examina- 
 tion by touch 
 
 Auster, /. oyster 
 
 Auster-schalen, f.pl. (praparierte) 
 Conchae praeparatse, Ph. G. 
 
 Auster-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 oysters 
 
 Austilgen, v.t. to extirpate, to de- 
 stroy, to exterminate, to obliterate 
 
 Austilgung, /. extirpation, destruc- 
 tion, extermination, obliteration 
 
 Austoben, v.i. to cease raving 
 
 Austragen, v.t. to carry to full time 
 
 Austragung, /. carrying to full time 
 
 Austreiben, v.t. to expel, to eject 
 
 Austreibend, a. expulsive 
 
 Austreibung, /. the act of expulsion 
 or ejection 
 
 Austreibungs-kraft, /. power of ex- 
 pulsion 
 
 Austreibungs-moment, n. expulsive 
 factor 
 
 Austreibungs-periode, /. expulsion 
 period ; second stage of labour 
 
 Austreibungs-vermogen, n. = -kraft 
 
 Austreibungs-zeit, /. second phase of 
 ventriculat- systole, when semi- 
 lunar valves are open 
 
 Austreten, v.t. & i. to dislocate, to 
 sprain the foot ; to extravasate, 
 to protrude 
 
 Austretung, /. = Austritt 
 
 Austritt, m. extravasation, protru- 
 sion 
 
 Austritts-schenkel, m. (des Facialis) 
 the tract of fibres of the facial 
 nerve in the medulla oblongata 
 after leaving the abducens nucleus 
 
Aus 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Azy 
 
 Austritts-stelle, /. place or point of 
 exit 
 
 Austrocknen, v.t. & i. to dry up, to 
 exsiccate, to become dry 
 
 Austrocknend, a. exsiccant, desic- 
 cant, parching 
 
 Austrocknung, /. exsiccation, desic- 
 cation 
 
 Austupfen, v.t. to cleanse or remove 
 (pus, blood, &c.) by sponging or 
 mopping 
 
 Ausuben, v.t. to practise 
 
 Auswachsen, v.i. to grow out ; to 
 grow crooked or humpbacked 
 
 Auswachsen, n. a growing out, be- 
 coming humpbacked 
 
 Auswandiern, v.i. to emigrate 
 
 Auswanderung, /. emigration 
 
 Auswarts, adv. outwards, without 
 
 Auswarts-drehen, v.t. to turn out- 
 wards, to supinate 
 
 Auswarts-dreher, m. supinator 
 muscle V 
 
 Auswarts-drehung, /. supination 
 
 Auswarts-kehrung, /. eversion 
 
 Aus warts-roller, m. a rotator out- 
 wards 
 
 Auswarts-roUung, /. a rotating out- 
 wards 
 
 Auswarts-schielen,w. divergent stra- 
 bismus 
 
 Auswarts-wender, m. supinator 
 muscle 
 
 Auswarts-wendung, /. extroversion, 
 a turning outwards 
 
 Auswarts-zieher,»w. abductor muscle 
 
 Auswaschen, v.t. to wash, to 
 .cleanse ; to wash (a precipitate) 
 
 Ausweichung, /. displacement, devi- 
 ation, a giving way 
 
 Ausweiden, v.t. to eviscerate 
 
 Ausweidung, /. evisceration 
 
 Ausweiten, v.t. to dilate, to stretch 
 
 Auswerfen, v.t. to throw up, to ex- 
 pectorate, to bring up (phlegm), 
 to spit (blood) 
 
 Auswuchs, m. outgrowth, excres- 
 cence, protuberance 
 
 Auswurf, m. sputum, spitting, ex- 
 pectoration ; excrement 
 
 Auswurf-befordernd, a. expectorant 
 
 Auswurf-stoff, m. excreta, excre- 
 ment, ejected matter 
 
 Auszahnen, v.i, to complete den- 
 tition 
 
 Auszehren, v.i. to become ex- 
 hausted, to emaciate, to waste 
 away 
 
 Auszehrend, a. wasting, consump- 
 tive 
 
 Auszehrung, /.consumption ; phthisis 
 
 Auszehrungskrankheit, /. a wasting 
 disease 
 
 Ausziehen, v.t. to extract, todrawout 
 
 Ausziehung, /. extraction 
 
 Ausziehungsversuch, m. attempted 
 extraction 
 
 Auszug, m. extract, decoction, es- 
 sence, infusion 
 
 Auszwangen, v.t. to force out 
 
 Autenriethsche Pockensalbe, /. tar- 
 tar emetic ointment 
 
 Autochthon, a. autochthonous, in- 
 digenous 
 
 Autodigestion, /. self-digestion 
 
 Autogonie, /. spontaneous genera- 
 tion 
 
 Autographismus, m. factitious urti- 
 caria 
 
 Automatie, /. automatism 
 
 Automatisch, a. automatic 
 
 Automysophobie, /. morbid dread 
 of appearing dirty or giving off 
 an offensive odour 
 
 Autoplastik, /. autoplasty 
 
 Autopsie, /. autopsy 
 
 Autoskopie, /. direct examination of 
 the larynx 
 
 Autozoischer Pilz, m. a fungus 
 capable of growing through several 
 generations on the same nutrient 
 base 
 
 Avenolith, m. oak-husk concretions 
 found in intestines of horses, and 
 occasionally in men (in Scotland) 
 
 Axen, vide Achsen- 
 
 Axillar, a. axillary 
 
 Axungia, /. lard 
 
 Aypnie, /. insomnia 
 
 Azelainsaure, /. azelaic acid 
 
 Azofarbe, /. azo-colour 
 
 Azofarbstoff, m. azo-colouring 
 matter 
 
 Azoospermie, /. absence of sper- 
 matozoa in semen 
 
 Azoverbindung, /. azo-compound 
 
 Azoturie, /. azoturia, increased ex- 
 cretion of nitrogen in the urine 
 
 Azygie, /. single existence 
 
 Azygisch, a. azygous 
 
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Bab 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bad 
 
 B 
 
 Babes-Ernst'sche Kornchen, pi. 
 granules in protoplasm of young 
 diphtheria bacilli 
 Bac . . ., vide also Bak ... 
 Baccelli'sches Zeichen, n. pectoril- 
 oquy over pleural exudations 
 which are poor in cells 
 Bachbunge, /. brook-lime 
 Bachiapulver, n. chrysarobin 
 Bacillar, a. bacillary 
 Bacille, /. bacillus 
 Bacillen-art, /. kind or variety of 
 
 bacillus 
 Bacillen-brut, /. brood of bacilli 
 Bacillen-farbung, /. staining of 
 
 bacilli 
 Bacillen-form, /. = -art 
 Bacillen-frei, a. free from bacilli 
 Bacillen-gehalt, m. amount of bacilli 
 
 contained 
 Bacillen-haltig, a. containing bacilli 
 Bacillen-herd, m. focus of bacilli 
 Bacillen-klumpen, m. clump or mass 
 
 of bacilli 
 Bacillen-Iehre, /. bacteriology 
 Bacillen-masse, /. substance, collec- 
 tion or mass of bacilli 
 Bacillen-menge, /. amount of bacilli 
 Bacillen-nachweis, m. demonstra- 
 tion of bacilli 
 Bacillen-reich, a. full of bacilli 
 Bacillen-schleim, in. mucus-like pro- 
 duct of bacillary growths 
 Bacillen-schwarm, m. a crowd or 
 
 swarm of bacilli 
 Bacillen-strang, m. a chain of 
 
 bacilli 
 Bacillen-wucherung, /. rapid in- 
 crease or growth of bacilli 
 Bacilli, m.pl. retinal rods 
 Backe, /. = Backen 
 Backen, m. the cheek ; dicker, 
 
 swollen cheek 
 Backen- (in compds.), buccal ; vide 
 
 for compds. also Wangen- 
 Backen-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 the cheek, swollen face 
 Backen-arterie, /. buccal artery 
 Backen-bart, m. whiskers 
 Backen-bein, n. = -knochen 
 Backen-driise, /. buccal gland 
 hintere, /. molar gland 
 Backen-falte, /. buccal fold 
 Backen-fistel, /. buccal fistula 
 
 Backen-flache, /. buccal surface 
 Backen-fortsatz, m. zygomatic pro- 
 cess 
 Backen-gegend, /. buccal region 
 Backen-griibchen, n. dimple in 
 
 cheek 
 Backen-haut, /. skin of the cheek 
 Backen-hocker, m. buccal eminence 
 Backen-hohle, /. mouth -cavity 
 Backen-innenflache, /. inner surface 
 
 of cheek 
 Backen-knochen, nt. malar bone, 
 
 anj' bone of the cheek 
 Backen-muskel, m. buccinator 
 
 muscle 
 Backen-muskelnerv, m. = -nerv 
 Backen-nerv, m. buccal nerve 
 Backen-nervenschmerz, m. buccal 
 
 neuralgia 
 Backen-pulsader, /. or -schlagader, 
 
 /. = -arterie 
 Backen-schleimhaut, /. buccal mu- 
 cous membrane 
 Backen-schleimhautverwachsung, /, 
 adhesion of buccal mucous mem- 
 brane 
 Backen-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Backen-tasche, /. cheek-pouch 
 Backen-zahn, m. = Backzahn 
 Backerbein, n. knock-knee 
 Backerkratze, /. baker's " itch " 
 
 or eczema , 
 
 Backpulver, n. baking-powder 
 Backsteinartig, a. lateritious 
 Backzahn, m. molar tooth 
 Bad, n. bath, bathing ; watering- 
 place 
 alkalisches — , alkaline bath 
 aromatisches — , aromatic bath 
 elektrisches — , electric bath 
 irisch-romisches — , hot-air 
 bath followed by douching, 
 soaping, and massage 
 medizinisches — , medicated 
 
 bath 
 Moor — , mud-bath 
 moussierendes — , effervescing 
 
 bath 
 ortliches — , local bath 
 pneumatisches — , air-bath 
 Sool — , Sol — , brine-bath 
 Bade-anstalt, /. bathing establish- 
 ment 
 
 42 
 
Bad 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bal 
 
 Bade-arzt, in. pliysiciati at a water- 
 ing-place 
 
 Badc'-arztlich, a. relating to a phy- 
 sician at a watering-place 
 
 Bade-einrichtung, /. the bath fit- 
 tings 
 
 Bade-friesel, m. rash due to bathing 
 in certain mineral-waters 
 
 Bade-gast, m. visitor at a watering- 
 place 
 
 Bade-gelegenheit, /. bathing accom- 
 modation 
 
 Bade-handschuh, m. bath-glove 
 
 Bade-handtuch, n. bath-towel 
 
 Bade-kr9.tze, ./. = -friesel 
 
 Bade-kur, /. hydro-therapeutics 
 
 Baden, v.t. & i. to bathe 
 
 Baden, n. bathing 
 
 Bader, m. barber-surgeon 
 
 Bader, n.pl. baths 
 
 Bader-beschreibung, /. balneography 
 
 Bader-heilkunde, /. balneo-thera- 
 peutics 
 
 Bader-kunde, /. or -lehre, /. balne- 
 ology 
 
 Bade-ordnung, /. bathing regula- 
 tions 
 
 Bade-ort, m. watering-place 
 
 Bade-schwamm, m. bath-sponge 
 
 Bade-spekulum, n. bath-speculum 
 (vaginal) 
 
 Bade-spiegel, m. = -spekulum 
 
 Bade- wanne,/. the bath ; bathing- tub 
 
 Bade-warme, /. temperature for 
 bathing 
 
 Bade-wesen, n. all affairs relating to 
 baths and watering-places 
 
 Bade-zeit, /. bathing season or time 
 
 Bade-zimmer, n. bath-room 
 
 Bahen, v.t. to foment 
 
 Bahen, n. fomentation 
 
 Bahmittel, n. == Bahungsmittel 
 
 Bahia-pulver, n. chrysarobin 
 
 Bahn, /. path, course, track, tract, 
 channel 
 
 Bahnarzt, m. medical officer to a 
 railway 
 
 Bahnarztlich, a. relating to railway 
 medical officer 
 
 Bahnebene, /. plane of motion 
 
 Bahung, /. fomenting, fomentation 
 
 Bahungsmittel, n. material em- 
 ployed for fomentations 
 
 Bajonettzange, /. bayonet- tooth for- 
 ceps 
 
 Baktericid, a. bactericidal 
 
 Bakterie, /. bacterium 
 
 Bakterien-art, /, kind or variety of 
 bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-farbung, /. staining of 
 bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-flussigkeit, /. bacterial 
 fluid, solution containing bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-form, /. = -art 
 
 Bakterien-forscher, m. bacteriologist 
 
 Bakterien-forschung, /. bacterio- 
 logical research 
 
 Bakterien-gehalt, m. amount of bac- 
 teria 
 
 Bakterien-gift, n. bactericide 
 
 Bakterien-haltig, a. containing bac- 
 teria 
 
 Bakterien-haut, /. pellicle or film of 
 bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-impfung, /. inoculation 
 with bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-kultur, /. cultivation of 
 bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-kulturlosung, /. solution 
 for bacterial cultures 
 
 Bakterien-kunde, /. bacteriology 
 
 Bakterien-lehre, /. = -kunde 
 
 Bakterien-nachweis, m. demonstra- 
 tion of bacteria 
 
 Bakterien-nahrfliissigkeit, /. or 
 -nahrlosung, /. == -kulturlosung 
 
 Bakterien-totend, a. or -vernichtend, 
 a. bactericidal 
 
 Bakterien-totung, /. the killing of 
 bacteria 
 
 Bakteriologe, m. bacteriologist 
 
 Bakteriologisch, a. bacteriological 
 
 Bakterioskopie, /. bacteriological re- 
 search and demonstration 
 
 Bakterioskopisch, a. relating to 
 bacteriological research 
 
 Bakteriotherapie, /. treatment, or 
 production of immunity, by pro- 
 ducts of bacteria 
 
 Bakteriurie, /. bacteiiuria 
 
 Balanoplastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 glans penis 
 
 Baldrian, m. valerian 
 
 Baldrian-bad, n. valerian-bath 
 
 Baldrian-61, n. oH of valerian 
 
 Baldrian-sauer, a. valerianate 
 
 Baldrian-saure, /. valerianic acid 
 
 Baldrian-saures Ammonium, n. am- 
 monium valerianate 
 
 Baldrian-saures Chinin, n. valeri- 
 anate of quinine 
 
 Baldrian-saures Eisenoxyd, n. ferric 
 valerianate 
 
 Baldrian-saures Salz, n. valerianate 
 
 Baldrian-tinktur, /. tincture of vale- 
 rian 
 
 43 
 
Bal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bal 
 
 Baldrian-tropfen, m.pl. valerian 
 drops 
 
 Baldrian-wasser, n. Valerian-water, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Baldrian-wurzel, /. valerian root 
 
 Baldrian-wurzelol, n. = -ol 
 
 Balg, m. cyst ; follicle ; husk, skin, 
 sac, shell 
 
 Balg- (in compds.), vide also Cysten- 
 
 Balg-artig, a. cyst-like, cystic 
 
 Balg-druse, /. follicular gland 
 
 Balg-drusenhohle, /. follicular gland 
 cavity 
 
 Balg-fasergeschwulst, /. cystic fib- 
 roma 
 
 Balg-fleischgeschwulst, /. cystic sar- 
 coma 
 
 Balg-geschwulst, /. encysted tu- 
 mour, cystic tumour, atheroma- 
 tous cyst 
 
 Balg-geschwulstig, a. cystic 
 
 Balg-hohle, /. cystic or follicular 
 cavit}' 
 
 Balg-kapsel, /. follicle, capsule 
 
 Balg-kropf, m. cystic goitre 
 
 Balg-milbe, /. Acarus foUiculorum 
 
 Balg-membran, /. membrane of fol- 
 licle 
 
 Balg-sarkom, n. cystic sarcoma 
 
 Balg-star, m. fluid cataract 
 
 Balg-wand, /. or -wandung, /. cyst- 
 wall 
 
 Balg-wandverdickung, /. thickening 
 of cyst-wall 
 
 Balg-wasserbruch, m. encysted hy- 
 drocele 
 
 Balkchen, n. little beam, trabe- 
 cula 
 
 Balken, m. beam, rafter ; — (im 
 Gehirn), corpus callosum 
 
 Balken- (in compds.), trabecular ; 
 relating to corpus callosum 
 
 Balken-arterie, /. artery of corpus 
 callosum 
 
 Balken-artig, a. trabecular 
 
 Balken-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of 
 fibres of corpus callosum 
 
 Balken-fasern, f.pl. fibres of the 
 pons 
 
 Balken-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Balken-geruste, n. trabecular frame- 
 work, formation or stroma 
 
 Balken-gewebe, n. trabecular tissue 
 
 Balken-harfe, /. lyre of corpus cal- 
 losum. 
 
 Balken-knie, n. genu of corpus cal- 
 losum 
 
 Balken-naht, /. raphe of corpus 
 callosum ; quilled suture 
 
 Balken-netz, n. trabecular network 
 
 or stroma 
 Balken-polster, n. bourrelet or sple- 
 
 nium of corpus callosum 
 Balken-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Balken-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Balken-schnabel, m. rostrum of 
 
 corpus callosum 
 Balken-stamm, m. body of corpus 
 
 callosum 
 Balken-strahlung, /. = -ausstrah- 
 
 lung 
 Balken-werk, n. — -geriiste 
 Balken-wulst, m. = -polster 
 Balken-zange, /. fenestrated forceps 
 Balken-zange, /. (grosse), forceps 
 
 major of corpus callosum 
 Balken-zange, /. (kleine), forceps 
 
 minor of corpus callosum 
 Balken-blase, /. extreme hyper- 
 trophy of bladder 
 Balken-bundel, m. fasciculus of inner 
 
 capsule 
 Balken-furche, /. median groove of 
 
 corpus callosum ; calloso-mar- 
 
 ginal sulcus 
 Balken-muskeln, m.pl. columnae 
 
 carneae 
 Balken-windung, /. convolution of 
 
 corpus callosum 
 Ballen, v.t. & refl. to form in balls, 
 
 to conglomerate, to conglobate, to 
 
 cluster 
 Ballen, m. ball, eminence, pad 
 Ballengicht, /. gout in palm of hand 
 
 or sole of foot 
 Ballismus, m. chorea 
 Ballon, m. carboy 
 Ballonspritze, /. ball-syringe 
 Balneo- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 baths 
 Balneo-diatetik, /. directions to be 
 
 followed by those using mineral- 
 waters or -baths 
 Balneo-graphie, /. description of 
 
 baths or bathing resorts 
 Balneo-logie, /. science of baths and 
 
 bathing 
 Balneo-logisch, a. balneological 
 Balneo-technik, /. method of bath 
 
 administration 
 Balneo-therapie, /. treatment by 
 
 baths 
 Balsam, m. balsam 
 Balsamharz, 11. balsamic resin 
 Balsamholz, n. xylobalsam 
 Balsamieren, v.l.'to embalm 
 Balsamierung, /. embalming 
 Balsamisch, a. balsamic 
 
 44 
 
Ban 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bar 
 
 Band, n. band, ligament, commis- 
 sure, frenum, filament, ribbon, 
 bandage ; vide for compds. also 
 Bander- 
 Bandage, /. bandage 
 
 Bandagen-kasten, m. bandage-chest 
 or box 
 
 Bandagen-lehre, /. art of bandaging 
 
 Bandagen-tornister, m. surgical 
 haversack 
 
 Bandagen-trager, m. stretcher- 
 bearer in charge of bandages, 
 &c. 
 
 Bandagen-wagen, m. military cart 
 containing medical and surgical 
 requisites 
 
 Bandagieren, v.t. to bandage 
 
 Bandagierung, f. bandaging 
 
 Bandagist, m. truss-maker, bandage- 
 maker 
 
 Band-apparat, m. ligamentous appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Band-artig, a. or -ahnlich, a. liga- 
 mentous, ligament-like 
 
 Band-beinfugung, /. joining of bones 
 by ligaments 
 
 Bandchen, n. small ligament 
 
 Bander, n.pl. ligaments ; vide for 
 compds. also Band- 
 
 Bander-beschreibung, /. description 
 of ligaments 
 
 Bander-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of 
 hgaments 
 
 Bander-haut, /. peridesmium 
 
 Bander-lehre, /. syndesmology 
 
 Bander-messer, n. ligament-knife 
 
 Bander-zerreissung, /. rupture or 
 tearing of ligaments 
 
 Band-finne, /. Cysticercus crassi- 
 collis 
 
 fiand-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Band-fuge, /. union by ligaments 
 
 Band-kern, m. claustrum 
 
 Band-scheibe, /. intervertebral, or 
 interarticular disc 
 
 Band-schrumpfung, /. shortening of 
 ligament 
 
 Band-verbindung, /. union by liga- 
 ment 
 
 Band-verkiirzung, /. shortening of 
 ligament 
 
 Band-verlangerung, /. elongation of 
 ligament 
 
 Bandwurm, m. tape-worm 
 
 breiter — , bothriocephalus latus 
 eigentlicher — , taenia 
 feister — , taenia saginata 
 gemeiner or schmaler — , taenia 
 solium 
 
 Bandwurm — continued 
 
 schwarzer — , taenia medio- 
 
 canellata 
 schweizer — , bothriocephalus 
 latus 
 
 Bandwurm-abtreibung, /. expulsion 
 of tape-worm 
 
 Bandwurm-art, /. variety of tape- 
 worm 
 
 Bandwurm-brut, /. embryos of tape- 
 worm 
 
 Bandwurm-ei, n. ovum of tape- 
 worm 
 
 Bandwurm-glied, n. proglottis or 
 joint of tape- worm 
 
 Bandwurm-kopf, m. head of tape- 
 worm 
 
 Bandwurm-kur, /. treatment for 
 tape- worm 
 
 Bandwurm-mittel, n. remedy for 
 tape- worm 
 
 Bandwurm-seuche, /. (der Lammer), 
 a disease of lambs due to taenia 
 expansa, Rud. 
 
 Bandwurm-trager, m. host of tape- 
 worm 
 
 Bangigkeit, /. anxiety 
 
 Bankulol, n. candlenut-oil 
 
 Bantingkur, /. Banting treatment 
 
 Baobarinde, /. cortex adamsonias 
 
 Baptorrhoe, /. gonorrhosa 
 
 Baracken-Iazarett, n. hospital built 
 on barrack system 
 
 Baracken-system, n. barrack system 
 
 Barasthesiometer, m. Eulenburg's 
 instrument for determining the 
 acuteness of the sense of pressure 
 
 Barbados-bein, n. -krankheit, /. 
 or -schenkel, m. Barbadoes leg. 
 Elephantiasis arabum 
 
 Barbencholera, /. acute gastric 
 attack due to eating barbel out 
 of season 
 
 Barbitursaure, /. barbituric acid 
 
 Barentraube, /. Arbutus uva ursi, L. 
 
 Barentraubenblatter, n.pl. folia uvae 
 ursi 
 
 Barenwurzelol, n. oil of saxifrage 
 
 Barium, n. = Baryum 
 
 Barlapp, m. lycopodium 
 
 Barlapsamen, m. lycopodium seea 
 
 Barmenit, n. sodium borochloratfc 
 
 Bart, m. beard 
 
 Bart-finne, /. sycosis barbi 
 
 Bart-finnenpilz, m. tinea barbi 
 
 Bart-flechte, /. or -grind, m. = -finne 
 
 Bart-haar, n. hair of the beard 
 
 Bartrlos, a. beardless 
 
 Bart-wuchs, m. growth of beard 
 
 45 
 
Bar 
 
 GERMAN-EiSTGLlsa DlCtlONARY 
 
 3atl 
 
 Barwurzelol, n. =- Barenwurzelol 
 Bavy- (in compds.), heavy 
 Bary-akusie, /. difficulty of hearing 
 Bary-glossie, /. or -lalie, /. slow, 
 
 indistinct speech 
 Bary-phonie, /. hesitating, drawling 
 
 speech 
 Bary-somatie, /. corpulency, great 
 
 bodUy weight 
 Bary-thymie, /. profound melan- 
 cholia 
 Baryt, n. baryta 
 
 chromsaures — , chromate of 
 
 baryta 
 essigsaures — , acetate of barj'ta 
 kohlensaures — , carbonate of 
 
 baryta 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of 
 
 baryta 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 baryta 
 Baryt-carbonat, n. carbonate of 
 
 barium 
 Baryt-erde, /. baryta 
 Baryt-hydrat, n. barium hydrate 
 Baryt-sulphat, n. barium sulphate 
 Baryt- wasser, n. baryta-water 
 Baryum, n. barium 
 
 chlorsaures — , barium chlorate 
 kohlensaures — , barium car- 
 bonate 
 salpetersaures — , barium ni- 
 trate 
 schwefelsaures — :, barium sul- 
 phate 
 Baryum-acetat, n. barium acetate 
 Baryum-carbonat, n. barium car- 
 bonate 
 Baryum-chlorat, n. barium chlorate 
 Baryum-chlorid, n. barium chloride 
 Baryum-hydroxyd, n. barium hy- 
 drate 
 Baryum-hyperoxyd, n. barium per- 
 oxide 
 Baryum-nitrat, n. barium nitrate 
 Baryum-oxyd, w. barium oxide 
 Baryum-oxydhydrat, n. barium hy- 
 drate 
 Baryum-sulfat, n. barium sulphate 
 Baryum-sulfhydrat, n. barium sul- 
 
 phydrate 
 Baryum-sulfid, n. barium sulphide 
 Baryum-superoxyd, n. barium per- 
 oxide 
 Basal- (in compds.), basal, basilar, 
 
 basement 
 Basal-arterie, /. basilar artery 
 Basal-fraktur, /. fracture of the base 
 (of the skull) 
 
 46 
 
 Basal-membran, /. basement mem- 
 brane 
 
 Basal-saum, m. basal border or 
 margin 
 
 Basal-windung, /. basal turn of 
 cochlea 
 
 Basal-winkel, m. basilar angle 
 
 Basal-zelle, /. a basal cell 
 
 Base, /. base, basis 
 
 Basedow 'sche Krankheit, /. exoph- 
 thalmic goitre 
 
 Baseler Nomenclatur, /. anatomical 
 nomenclature according to the 
 German Anat. Soc, Basle, 1805 
 
 Basenbildner, m. base former (Ber- 
 zelius) 
 
 Baseologie, /. chemical theory of 
 bases 
 
 Basicitat, /. basicity 
 
 Basidien, pi. conidiophores 
 
 Basidiomyceten, pi. fungi repro- 
 ducing by basidiospores 
 
 Basidiosporen, pi. spores growing 
 upon conidiophores 
 
 Basilarisfasern, f.pl. basilar fibres 
 
 Basilikumkampfer, m. stearoptene 
 contained in Basilikumol 
 
 Basilikumol, n. ethereal oil obtained 
 from Ociurum Basilicum 
 
 Basilisch, a.. basilic 
 
 Basilysis, /. decapitation 
 
 Basiotripsie, /. cephalotripsy 
 
 Basisch, a. basic 
 
 Basisch-essigsauer, a. subacetate 
 
 Basisch-salpetersauer, a. subnitrate 
 
 Basophobie, /. fear of falling while 
 walking 
 
 Bassiafette, n.pl. fats obtained from 
 various kinds of Bassia 
 
 Bassoragummi, m. bassora gum 
 
 Basstaubheit, /. inabihty to hear 
 deep tones 
 
 Bastardzeugung, /. hybrid genera- 
 tion 
 
 Basuiboku, n. leaves of Andromeda 
 japonica 
 
 Bataviafieber, n. Batavia fever 
 
 Bathophobie, /. vertigo on looking 
 up at high buildings, &c. 
 
 Bathrium, n. Hippocratic bed 
 
 Bathymorphie, /. increase of antero- 
 posterior diameter in shortr 
 sighted eyes 
 
 Batrachium, n. ranula 
 
 Battarismus, m. stuttering, stam- 
 mering 
 
 Bau, m. structure, frame, organisa- 
 tion, form ; building 
 
 Bauch, m. abdomen, belly 
 
Baa 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bau 
 
 Bauch- (in eompds.), abdominal ; 
 vide for eompds. also Unterleibs- 
 and Abdominal- 
 
 Bauch-anschwellung, /. abdominal 
 distension 
 
 Bauch-aorta, /. abdominal aorta 
 
 Bauch-aortengefiecht, n. abdominal 
 aortic plexus 
 
 Bauch-arterie, /. abdominal artery, 
 ccBliac axis 
 
 Bauch-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. 
 abdominal respiration 
 
 Bauch-aufschlag, m. = -umschlag 
 
 Bauch-aufschwellung, /. or -auftrei- 
 bung, /. abdominal distension 
 
 Bauch-bedeckung, /. abdominal 
 wall, skin of abdomen 
 
 Bauch-beschwerde, /. abdominal 
 complaints 
 
 Bauch-binde, /. abdominal bandage 
 or binder ; abdominal fascia 
 
 Bauch-blasenschambeinspalte, /. con- 
 genital fissure in pubic and hypo- 
 gastric regions, with non-approxi- 
 mation of pubic bones and 
 absence of anterior bladder-wall 
 
 Bauch-blasenschnitt, m. abdominal 
 incision for opening urinary 
 bladder 
 
 Bauch-blasenspalte, /. congenital 
 abdominal fissure which com- 
 municates with the urinary 
 bladder 
 
 Bauch-blatt, n. abdominal plate 
 
 Bauch-bruch, m. abdominal hernia 
 
 Bauch-bruchljand, n. truss for ab- 
 dominal hernia 
 
 Bauchdecken, f.pl. abdominal walls 
 
 Bauchdecken- (in eompds.), epi- 
 gastric, abdominal 
 
 Bauchdecken-arterie, /. epigastric 
 artery 
 
 Bauchdecken-ausdehnung, /. ab- 
 dominal distension 
 
 Bauchdecken-blutader, /. epigastric 
 vein 
 
 Bauchdecken-dehnung, f. = -aus- 
 dehnung 
 
 Bauchdecken-eiterung, /. abdominal 
 suppuration 
 
 Bauchdecken-naht, /. abdominal 
 suture 
 
 Bauchdecken-narbe, /. scar in ab- 
 dominal wall 
 
 Bauchdecken-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Bauchdecken-reflex, m. abdominal 
 reflex 
 
 Bauchdecken-schlaffheit, /. flaccidity 
 of abdominal walls 
 
 Bauchdecken-schlagader, / ~ -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Bauchdecken-vene, /. epigastric vein 
 
 Bauchdecken-verdiinnung, /. thin, 
 ning of abdominal walls 
 
 Bauchdecken-vereiterung, /. — : -eiter- 
 ung 
 
 Bauchdecken-wunde, f. wound of 
 abdominal wall 
 
 Bauch-deckung, /. = -bedeckung 
 
 Bauch-driise, /. abdominal gland 
 
 Bauch-eingeweide, n. abdominal 
 viscera 
 
 Bauch-einstellung, /. abdominal pre- 
 sentation 
 
 Bauch-eiterung, /. abdominal sup- 
 puration 
 
 Bauch-eroffnung, /. opening of the 
 abdomen 
 
 Bauch-falte, /. abdominal fold 
 
 Bauchfell, n. peritoneum 
 
 Bauchfell- (in eompds.), peritoneal 
 
 Bauchfeli-abscess, m. peritoneal 
 abscess 
 
 Bauchfell-ausdehnung, /. distension 
 of peritoneum 
 
 Bauchfell-ausstiilpung, /. protrusion 
 of peritoneum 
 
 Bauchfell-band, n. peritoneal liga- 
 ment 
 
 Bauchfell-blatt, n. = -platte, perito- 
 neal layer 
 
 Bauchfell-blattverwachsung, /. peri- 
 toneal adhesions 
 
 Bauchfell-blutung, /. peritoneal hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Bauchfell-bucht, /. pouch of perito- 
 neum 
 
 Bauchfell-duplikatur, /. peritoneal 
 fold 
 
 Bauchfell-eiterung, /. peritoneal sup- 
 puration 
 
 Bau chf ell-en tziindung, /. peritonitis 
 
 Bauchfell-falte, /. peritoneal fold 
 
 Bauchfell-flache, /. peritoneal sur- 
 face 
 
 Bauchfell-fliissigkeit, /. peritoneal 
 fluid 
 
 Bauchfell-fortsatz, m. process of 
 peritoneum 
 
 Bauchfell-hohle, /. peritoneal cavity 
 
 Bauchfell-krebs, m. cancer of perito- 
 neum 
 
 Bauchfell-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 
 Bauchfell-platte, /. peritoneal layer 
 
 Bauchfell-raum, m. peritoneal space 
 
 Bauchfell-sack, m. peritoneal sac 
 
 Bauchfell-scheidenfortsatz, m, vagi- 
 nal process of peritoneum 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bau 
 
 Bauchfell-tasche, /. peritoneal poucTi 
 Bauchfell-iiberzug, m. peritoneal 
 
 covering 
 Bauchfell-iiberzugentzundungj/.peri- 
 
 tonitis 
 Bauchfell-verdickung, /. thickening 
 
 of peritoneum 
 Bauchfell-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Bauchfell-verjauchung, /. gangre- 
 nous peritonitis 
 Bauchfell-verwachsung, /. perito- 
 neal adhesion 
 Bauchfell-wassersucht, /. ascites 
 Bauch-fistel, /. abdominal fistula 
 Bauch-flache, /. abdominal surface 
 Bauch-furche, /. abdominal furrow 
 Bauch-gebarmutterschnitt, m. ab- 
 dominal hysterotomy 
 Bauch-geburt, /. abdominal presen- 
 tation 
 Bauch-gefass, n. abdominal vessel 
 Bauch-geflecht, n. abdominal plexus 
 Bauch-gegend, /. abdominal region 
 Bauch-geschwulst, /. abdominal 
 
 tumour 
 Bauch-gicht, /. abdominal gout 
 Bauch-grimmen, n. abdominal colic 
 Bauch-gurt, m. belly-band, binder 
 Bauch-haut, /. skin of abdomen 
 Bauch-hautvene, /. vein in skin of 
 
 abdomen 
 Bauchhohle, /. abdominal cavity 
 Bauchhohlen - eileitersch^anger - 
 
 schaft, /. tubal pregnancy 
 Bauchhohlen-eingeweide, n. abdom- 
 inal viscera 
 Bauchhohlen-eroffnung, /. opening 
 
 of abdomen 
 Bauchhohlen-schwangerschaft, /. ab- 
 dominal pregnancy 
 Bauchhohlen- wand, '/. or -wandung, 
 
 f. abdominal wall 
 Bauchhohlen-wassersucht, /. ascites 
 Bauchhohlen-klopfen, n. abdominal 
 
 pulsation 
 Bauchhohlen-kneipen, n. = -grim- 
 men 
 Bauchhohlen-knurren, n. or -kol- 
 
 lern, n. borborygmus 
 Bauchhohlen-kompresse, /. abdom- 
 inal compress 
 Bauchhohlen-krampf, m. abdominal 
 
 spasm, colic 
 Bauchhohlen-krankheit, /. abdom- 
 inal disease 
 Bauchhohlen-lage, /. abdominal 
 position ; abdominal presenta- 
 tion 
 Bauchhohlen-linie, /. linea alba 
 
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 Bauchhohlen-mitte, /. umbilical 
 
 region 
 Bauchhohlen-miindung, /. abdom- 
 inal aperture 
 Bauchmuskel, m. abdominal muscle 
 ausserer schiefer, external ob- 
 lique muscle of abdomen 
 gerader, rectus abdominis 
 
 muscle 
 innerer schiefer, internal ob- 
 lique muscle of abdomen 
 querer, transversalis abdom- 
 inis 
 Bauchmuskel-binde, /. abdominal 
 
 fascia 
 Bauchmuskel-erschlaffung, /. flac- 
 
 cidity of abdominal wall 
 Bauchmuskel-scheide, /. sheath of 
 
 rectus abdominis 
 Bauchmuskel-zusammenziehung, /. 
 
 abdominal contraction 
 Bauch-nabel, m. umbilicus 
 Bauch-naht, /. abdominal suture 
 Bauch-nerv, m. abdominal nerve 
 Bauch-nervenkrank, a. hypochon- 
 driacal 
 Bauch-nervengeflecht, n. abdominal 
 
 nerve plexus 
 Bauch-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Bauch-offnung, /. = -eroffnung 
 Bauch-pilze, m.pl. gasteromycetes 
 Bauch-platte, /. = -blatt 
 Bauch-presse, /. abdominal pressure 
 Bauch-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Bauch-quetschung, /. abdominal 
 
 contusion 
 Bauch-raum, m. = -hohle 
 Bauch-redner, m. ventriloquist 
 Bauch-reflex, m. abdominal reflex 
 Bauch-ring, m. inguinal or ab- 
 dominal ring 
 Bauch-ringbruch, m. inguinal hernia 
 Bauch-saugnapf, m. ventral suc- 
 torial disc or pore 
 Bauch-scheidenschnitt, m. abdom- 
 inal elytrotomy 
 Bauch-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Bauch-schmerz, m. abdominal pain 
 Bauch-schnitt, m. abdominal in- 
 cision 
 Bauch-schuss, m. or -schusswunde,. 
 
 /. gunshot wound of abdomen 
 Bauch-schwangerschaft, /. abdom- 
 inal pregnancy 
 Bauch-schwellen, n. or -schwellung,. 
 /. abdominal distension or swelling" 
 Bauch-schwindel, m. gastric vertigO' 
 Bauch-schwindsucht, /. abdominal 
 phthisis 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Beb 
 
 Bauch-skrofeln, f.pL tuberculosis of 
 mesenteric lymphatic glands 
 
 Bauch-sonde, /. abdominal sound 
 
 Bauch-spalte, /. abdominal fissure 
 
 Bauchspeichel, m. pancreatic juice 
 
 Bauchspeichel-ausfiihrungsgang, m. 
 duct of pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriise, /. pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldrusen - ausf iihrungs - 
 gang, m. pancreatic duct 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriisen-erkrankung, /. 
 disease of pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriisen-gang, m. = 
 -ausfiihrungsgang 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriisen-geschwulst, /. 
 tumour of pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldrusen -kopf, m. head 
 of pancreas 
 
 BauchspeicheldriJsen-krankheit, /. 
 = -erkrankung 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriisen-krebs, m. car- 
 cinoma of pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriisen-saft, m. pan- 
 creatic juice 
 
 Bauchspeicheldrusen-schwanz, m. 
 tail of pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldriisen-schwund, m. 
 atrophy of pancreas 
 
 Bauchspeicheldrusen-verstopfung, /. 
 obstruction of pancreatic duct 
 
 Bauchspeicheldrusen - zwolffin - 
 gerdarm- (in compds.), pancre- 
 atico-duodenal 
 
 Bauch-spiegel, m. abdominal specu- 
 lum 
 
 Bauch-steinschnitt, m. supra-pubic 
 lithotomy 
 
 Bauch-stich, m. tapping of abdomen, 
 paracentesis 
 
 Bauch-stichwunde, /. a punctured 
 wound of abdomen 
 
 Bauch-stiel, m. pedicle of allantois 
 
 Bauch-strang, m. umbilical cord 
 
 Bauch-teil, m. abdominal portion 
 
 Bauch-tuch, n. abdominal cloth or 
 wrapper 
 
 Bauch-iiberschlag, m. = -umschlag 
 
 Bauch-umfang, m. circumference of 
 abdomen 
 
 Bauch-umschlag, m. abdominal fo- 
 mentation, poultice or application 
 
 Bauch-vene, /. abdominal vein 
 
 Bauch-verband, m. abdominal dress- 
 ing 
 
 Bauchwand, /. abdominal wall 
 
 Bauchwand-blasenfistel, /. abdom- 
 inal vesico-urinary fistula 
 
 Bauchwand-durchbohrung, /. per- 
 foration of abdominal walls 
 
 Bauchwand-gefass, n. vessel of ab- 
 dominal walls 
 
 Bauch-wandung, /. and compds, = 
 -wand 
 
 Bauch-wassersucht, /. ascites 
 
 Bauch-wassersiichtig, a. ascitic 
 
 Bauch-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Bauch-weichen, f.pl. lateral ab- 
 dominal walls 
 
 Bauch-windsucht, /. tympanites 
 
 Bauch-windsiichtig, a. tympanitic 
 
 Bauch-wirbel, m. lumbar vertebra 
 
 Bauch-wirbelnerv, m. lumbar spinal 
 nerve 
 
 Bauch-wirbelsaule, /. lumbar ver- 
 tebral column 
 
 Bauch-wunde, /. abdominal wound 
 
 Bauch-wurmer, m.pl. intestinal 
 worms 
 
 Bauch-zwang, m. constipation ; 
 tenesmus 
 
 Bauemrhabarber, m. Euphorbia 
 lathyries 
 
 Bauernwetzel, m. mumps 
 
 Bauhinsche Klappe, /. ileo-caecal 
 valve 
 
 Baum, m. tree 
 
 Baumartig, a. or -ahnlich, a. arbor- 
 escent, dendritic 
 
 Baumol, n. common olive-oil 
 
 Baumstar, m. arborescent cataract 
 
 Baumwolle, /. cotton-wool 
 
 Baumwollenwurzelrinde, /. cotton- 
 root bark 
 
 Baumwollsamenol, n. cotton-seed 
 oil 
 
 Bausch, m. pledget, compress, pad, 
 dossil 
 
 Bauschchen, n. diminutive of 
 Bausch 
 
 Bauschmuskel, m. splenius muscle 
 
 Baybeerenbaum, m. greenheart-tree, 
 Nectandra Rodiaei 
 
 Baycuruwurzel, /. root of Statice 
 brasiliensis 
 
 Bayol, n. oil of bay 
 
 Bayrumol, n. = Bayol 
 
 Bdellotomie, /. puncturing the tail- 
 end of a leech whilst sucking 
 to enable it to extract more 
 blood 
 
 Bdellometer, m. artificial leech 
 
 Beangstigung, /. anxiety 
 
 Beard 'sche Krankheit, /. neuras- 
 thenia 
 
 Bebeerurinde, /. bebeeru bark 
 
 Beben, v.i. to tremble 
 
 Bebriiten, v.t. to incubate, to hatch . 
 
 BebriJtung, /. incubation 
 
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Bee 
 
 GERMAN-ENCxLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 net 
 
 Becher, m. goblet ; a glass or vessel 
 
 holding 1 80 grammes 
 Becherpilz, m. peziza 
 Becherzelle, /. goblet-cell 
 Bechicutn, n. cough remedy 
 Becken, n. pelvis ; kleines — , true 
 pelvis ; rhachitisches — , rachitic 
 pelvis ; wahres — , = kleines — 
 Becken- (in compds.), pelvic 
 Becfcen-abscess, m. pelvic abscess 
 Becken-abschnitt, m. section or part 
 
 of pelvis 
 Becken-abweichung, /. pelvic defor- 
 mity ; deviation from normal 
 Becken-achse, /. pelvic axis 
 Becken-adern, f.pl. pelvic vessels 
 Becken-adergeflecht, n. pelvic plexus 
 Becken-apertur, /. pelvic aperture 
 Becken-arterie, /. a pelvic artery 
 Becken-ausgang, m. pelvic outlet 
 Becken-ausgangszange, /. forceps 
 for use at pelvic outlet ; short 
 forceps ' 
 Becken-band, n. a pelvic ligament 
 Becken-bau, m. structure of pelvis 
 Becken-bauchfell, n. pelvic perito- 
 neum 
 Becken-bauchfellentziindung, /. peri- 
 metritis 
 Becken-bein, n. a pelvic bone ; os 
 
 innominatum 
 Becken-beinmuskeln, m.pl. pelvic 
 
 muscles 
 Becken-binde, /. pelvic fascia 
 Becken-bindegewebe, n. pelvic con- 
 nective tissue 
 Becken-bindegewebsentziindung, /. 
 
 parametritis 
 Becken-blasenfascie, /. recto-vesical 
 
 fascia 
 Becken-blutader, /. and compds. = 
 
 -ader 
 Becken-blutung, /. pelvic haemor- 
 rhage 
 Becken-boden, m. pelvic floor 
 Becken-bruch, m. pelvic fracture 
 Becken-bucht, /. pelvic inlet 
 Becken-dach, n. pelvic roof 
 Becken-darmhohle, /. pelvi-intes- 
 
 tinal cavity 
 Becken-difformitat, /. pelvic de- 
 formity 
 Becken-driise, /. pelvic gland 
 Becken-durchmesser, m. pelvic dia- 
 meter 
 Becken-eingang, m. pelvic inlet ; 
 
 superior aperture of pelvis 
 Becken-eingangsebene, /. plane of 
 pelvic inlet ; pelvic inclination 
 
 SO 
 
 Becken-eingangszange, /. long for- 
 ceps ; forceps for superior aperture 
 of pelvis 
 Becken-eingeweide, n. pelvic vis- 
 cera 
 Becken-einstellung, /. pelvic pre- 
 sentation 
 Becken-eiterung, /. pelvic suppur- 
 ation 
 Becken-ende, n. pelvic extremity 
 Becken-endeinstellung, /. = -einstel- 
 
 lung 
 Becken-endgeburt, /. birth with 
 pelvis presenting or pelvic presen- 
 tation 
 Becken-endlage, /. = -einstellung 
 Becken-enge, /. pelvic contraction ; 
 narrowest portion of pelvic cavity 
 Becken-engigkeit, /. pelvic narrow- 
 ing 
 Becken-fascie, f. = -binde 
 Becken-fehler, m. pelvic deformity ; 
 
 deviation from normal 
 Becken-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Becken-geburt, /. birth of child with 
 
 pelvis presenting 
 Becken-gefass, n. a pelvic vessel 
 Becken-geflecht, n. pelvic plexus 
 Becken-gegend, /. pelvic region 
 Becken-gelenk, n. pelvic articula- 
 tion 
 Becken-geschwulst, /. pelvic tumour 
 Becken-grube, /. iliac fossa 
 Becken-gurt, m. a girdle suspended 
 
 from pelvis 
 Becken-gurtel, m. pelvic girdle 
 Becken-halbring, m. half of pelvic 
 
 girdle 
 Becken-hochlagerung, /. Trendelen- 
 
 berg's position 
 Becken-hohle, /. pelvic cavity 
 Becken-liohlenflache, /. surface of 
 
 pelvic cavity 
 Becken-innenflache, /. inner surface 
 
 of pelvis 
 Becken-kamm, m. crest of ilium 
 Becken-kanal, m. pelvic canal 
 Becken-knochen, m. a pelvic bone ; 
 
 OS innominatum 
 Becken-knochengeschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour of pelvic bone 
 Becken-knochenpfanne, /. acetabu- 
 lar portion of os innominatum 
 Becken-kriimmung, /. pelvic curva- 
 ture 
 Becken-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 Becken-loch, n. pelvic outlet 
 Becken-mass, n. pelvic measure 
 Becken-messer, m. pelvimeter 
 
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 Beg 
 
 Bficken-messung, f. pelvimetry 
 Becken-neigung, /. pelvic inclination 
 Becken-neigungsmesser, m. clise- 
 
 ometer 
 Becken-nerv, m. a pelvic nerve 
 Becken-offnung, f. — -apertur 
 Becken-organ, n. a pelvic organ 
 Becken-platte, /. pelvic layer — e.g.oi 
 
 peritoneum 
 Becken-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Becken-rand, m. pelvic brim 
 Becken-raum, m. pelvic space, or 
 
 cavity 
 Becken-ring, m. = -gurtel 
 Becken-schaufel, /. sacral hollow of 
 
 pelvis 
 Becken-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Becken-schmerz, m. pelvic pain 
 Becken-seitenwand, /. lateral wall of 
 
 pelvis 
 Becken-senkung, /. = -neigung 
 Becken-stiitzapparat, w. apparatus 
 
 taking its support from pelvis 
 Becken-stiitze, /. pelvic support 
 Becken-umfang, m. pelvic circum- 
 ference 
 Becken-vene, /. and compds. = 
 
 -ader 
 Becken-verbildung, /. pelvic malfor- 
 mation 
 Becken-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Becken-verengung, /. pelvic con- 
 traction 
 Becken-verhaltnis, n. pelvic propor- 
 tion 
 Becken-verkriimmung, /. pelvic dis- 
 tortion 
 Becken-verrenkung, /. pelvic dis- 
 location 
 Becken-vorlagerung, /. = -einstel- 
 
 lung 
 Becken-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 pelvic wall 
 Becken-weichteile, m.pl. pelvic soft 
 
 parts 
 Becken-weite, /. widest part of 
 
 pelvic cavity 
 Becken-zellgewebe, n. pelvic cellular 
 
 tissue 
 Becken-zellgewebsentziindung, /. 
 
 parametritis, or pelvic cellulitis 
 Bgcken-zellgewebsvereiterung, /. 
 
 suppurative pelvic cellulitis 
 Becken-zwerchfell, n. pelvic dia- 
 phragm 
 Bedeckt, a, covered 
 Bedeuten, v.i. to signify, indicate 
 Bedeutend, a. significant, important 
 Bedingt, a. conditional, partial 
 
 Bedingung, /. condition 
 Bediirfnis, n. necessity 
 Beeinflussen, vj. to influence 
 Beeinflussung, /. influence 
 Beerdigen, v.t. to bury, to inter 
 Beerdigung, /. burial, interment 
 Beerdigungs-platz, m. burial-place 
 Beerdigungs-weise, /. mode of burial 
 Beerdigungs-wesen, n. all affairs 
 
 connected with burials 
 Beere, /. berry 
 Beerenformig, a. aciniform, bacci- 
 
 form 
 Beerschwamm, m. yaws, frani- 
 
 boesia 
 Beethaar, n. hair which becomes 
 detached from the papilla and 
 takes root in the prickle-cells 
 (Unna) 
 Befallen, v.t. to attack 
 Befallungspilze, m.pL. any moulds 
 
 and fungi attacking fodder, &c. 
 Befestigen, v.t. to fasten, to fix, to 
 
 attach 
 Befestigung, /. fastening, fixation, 
 
 attachment 
 Befestigungs-band, n. ligament of 
 
 attachment 
 Befestigungs-punkt, m. point of 
 
 fixation or attachment 
 Befeuchten, v.t. to moisten, to damp 
 Befeuchtung, /. moistening 
 Beiinden, n. state of health 
 Beforderungsmittel, n. promoter (e.g. 
 
 of secretion), adjuvant 
 Befruchten, v.t. to fecundate, to 
 
 impregnate, to fertilise 
 Befruchtung, /. fecundation, im- 
 pregnation, fertilisation 
 Befruchtungs-fahig, a. capable of 
 impregnation or of impregnating 
 Befruchtungs-fahigkeit, /. capacity 
 
 for impregnating or conceiving 
 Befruchtungs-organ, n. fertilising 
 
 organ 
 Befruchtungs-teile, m.pl. the genitals 
 
 or generative organs 
 Befruchtungs-vermogen, n. = -fa- 
 
 higkeit 
 Befiihlen, v.t. to touch, to feel, to 
 
 palpate 
 Befund, m. state, condition 
 Begatten, v.refl. to copulate 
 Begattung, /. copulation 
 Begattungs-organ, n. generative 
 
 organ 
 Begattungs-trieb, m. sexual instinct 
 
 or impulse 
 Begiessen, v.f. to irrigate 
 
 SI 
 
Beg 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bei 
 
 Begiessung, /. irrigation 
 Begleiterscheinung, /. accompany- 
 ing symptom or phenomenon 
 Begraben, v.t. to bury, to inter 
 Begrabnis, n. burial, interment 
 Begrabnis-kasse, /. burial-club or 
 
 society 
 Begrabnis-platz, m. burial-place 
 Begrabnis-weise, /. mode of burial 
 Begrabnis-wesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with burials 
 Begrenzung, /. limit, boundary ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Grenz- 
 Begrenzungs-haut, /. or -membran, 
 
 /. limiting membrane 
 Begrenzungs-schicht, /. limiting 
 
 layer or stratum 
 Begriff, m. idea, conception 
 Begriffs-fahigkeit, /. power of appre- 
 hension 
 Begriffs-vermogen, n. — -fahigkeit 
 Begriffs-verwechslung, /. confusion 
 
 of ideas 
 Begriff s-zeichen, n. sign or symbol 
 
 of ideas 
 Behaart, a. hairy, hirsute 
 Behaartheit, /. hairiness, hirsuteness 
 Behaarung, /. = Behaartheit 
 Behaftet, a. acffeted, infected, af- 
 flicted 
 Behalter, m. receptacle, reservoir 
 Behandeln, v.t. to treat, to attend, 
 to have under one's professional 
 care 
 Behandlung, /. treatment, medical 
 
 attendance or management 
 Behandlungs-art, /. method of treat- 
 ment 
 Behandlungs-dauer, /. duration of 
 
 treatment 
 Behandlungs-weise, /. = -art 
 Beharschen, v.i. to crust over 
 Behenol, n. oil of ben 
 Behensaure, /. behenic acid 
 Behorchen, v.i. to auscultate 
 Behorchung, /. auscultation 
 Behring'sches Gesetz, n. Behring's 
 law — that the serum of animals 
 which have acquired immunity 
 against a certain infection can im- 
 munisesusceptible animals against 
 that infection 
 Beibringen, v.t. to administer 
 Beibringung, /. administration 
 Beibringungs-mittel, n. a vehicle for 
 
 drugs 
 Beibringungs-weise, /. method of 
 
 administration 
 Beidlebig, a. amphibious 
 
 Beifuss, m. or -wurzel, /. artemisia 
 Beiklang, m. accessory ring, sound, 
 
 or note 
 Beimengung, /. admixture, infu- 
 sion 
 Beimischen, v.i. to admix, to mix 
 
 with 
 Beimischung, /. admixture, mixture, 
 
 infusion 
 Beimuskel, m. accessory muscle- 
 Bein, n. bone ; leg 
 
 dreieckiges — , os triquetrum 
 dreiseitiges — •, = dreieckiges — 
 felsenartiges — , petrous portion 
 
 of temporal bone 
 grosses vieleckiges — , trape- 
 zium 
 heiliges — , os sacrum 
 kleines vieleckiges — , trapezoid 
 rundes — , pisiform bone 
 siebformiges — , ethmoid 
 ungenanntes — , os innomin- 
 atum 
 Bein- (in compds. ),relating to bone or 
 the leg ; for the latter, vide below ; 
 for the former, vide also Knochen- 
 Beinbruch, m. fracture ; fracture of 
 
 leg 
 Beinbruch-lade, /. frame or cradle 
 
 for fractured leg 
 Beinbruch-schwebe, /. suspension 
 apparatus or cradle for fractured 
 leg 
 Beinchen, n. a small bone, ossicle 
 Beinern, a. bony, osseous, made of 
 
 bone 
 Beinerzeugung, /. ossification 
 Beinerv, m. accessory nerve 
 Bein-faule, /. or -frass, m. caries 
 Beingeriist, n. skeleton 
 Bein-geschwulst, /. exostosis 
 Bein-geschwiir, n. ulcer of leg 
 Bein-halter, m. leg-support or 
 
 -holder 
 Bein-hart, a. as hard as bone 
 Bein-haut, /. or -hautchen, n. 
 periosteum ; vide for all compds, 
 Knochenhaut- 
 Beinicht, a. bony, resembling bone, 
 
 osseous 
 Beinig, a. = Beinicht 
 Bein-lade, /. splint, cradle or frame 
 
 for leg ; leg-rest 
 Bein-naht, /. suture 
 Bein-rustung, /. fracture apparatus 
 Bein-sage, /. bone-saw 
 Bein-schiene, /. cradle, splint 
 Bein-schwarz, n. bone-black, animal 
 charcoal 
 
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Bei 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ben 
 
 Beischlaf, m. coitus 
 
 Beischlafs-befordernd, a. aphrodisiac 
 
 Beischlafs-fahig, a. capable of copu- 
 lating 
 
 Beischlafs-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 copulating 
 
 Beischlafs-unfahig, a. incapable of 
 copulating 
 
 Beischlafs-unfahigkeit, /. incapa- 
 bility of copulating 
 
 Beischlafs-vermogen, w. = -fahigkeit 
 
 Beissen, v.t. & i. to bite, to smart 
 or cause to smart, to burn 
 
 Beissend, a. biting, hot, sharp, 
 smarting, pungent, acrid 
 
 Beisssucht, /. morbid desire to bite 
 
 Beisszahn, m. incisor tooth 
 
 Seize, /. mordant, cauterisation, 
 caustic 
 
 Beizen, v.t. to stain or fix, to 
 cauterise, to act as a mordant 
 
 Beiz-kraft, /. corrosive power 
 
 Beiz-mittel, n. a mordant or corro- 
 sive 
 
 Bekampfungstrieb, m. combative- 
 ness 
 
 Bekeimen, v.i. to germinate 
 
 Bekleidung, a. clothing ; lining 
 membrane, covering 
 
 Beklemmen, v.t. to press, to confine, 
 to oppress 
 
 Beklemmung, /. pressure, confine- 
 ment, oppression, difiiculty 
 
 Beklemmungsgefuhl, n. sense of 
 oppression 
 
 Beklommen, a. oppressed, breathing 
 with difficulty 
 
 Beklommenheit, f. = Beklemmung 
 
 Beklopfen, v.t. to percuss 
 
 Belag, m. and compds. = Beleg 
 
 Belastet, a. tainted ; affected by 
 hereditary disease or defect 
 
 Belastung, /. hereditary taint or 
 tendency, especially towards 
 nervous diseases 
 
 Beleben, v.t. to animate, to vivify, 
 to invigorate, to restore, to 
 revive, to excite 
 
 Belebung, /. animation, invigoration, 
 revivication, excitement 
 
 Belebungs-mittel, n. a restorative 
 
 Belebungs-versuch, m. attempt to. 
 restore life 
 
 Beleg, m. covering, coating, coat, 
 investment 
 
 Beleg-knochen, m. covering or over- 
 lying bone 
 
 Beleg-knofpel, w, covering or over- 
 lying cartilage 
 
 Beleg-korper, m. or -korperchen, n. 
 covering or investing body 
 
 Beleg-masse, /. covering or investing 
 substance 
 
 Beleg-schicht, /. covering or in- 
 vesting layer 
 
 Beleg-zelle, /. covering or investing 
 cell 
 
 Belegt, a. coated, furred, husky 
 
 Belegung, /. and compds. = Beleg 
 
 Beleibt, a. corpulent, obese 
 
 Beleibtheit, /. corpulence, obesity 
 
 Beleuchten, v.t. to illuminate 
 
 Beleuchtung, /. illumination 
 
 Beleuchtungs-apparat, m. illumi- 
 nating apparatus 
 
 Beleuchtungs-brille, /. reflecting 
 spectacles (for laryngeal inspec- 
 tion) 
 
 Beleuchtungs-mittel, n. Uluminant 
 
 Beleuchtungs-spiegel.m . illuminating 
 mirror 
 
 Belladonna, /. belladonna 
 
 Belladonna-blatter, n.pl. belladonna 
 leaves 
 
 Belladonna-pilaster, n. belladonna 
 plaster 
 
 Belladonna-salbe, /. belladonna oint- 
 ment 
 
 Belladonna-vergiftung, /. belladonna 
 poisoning 
 
 Belladonna-wurzel, /. belladonna- 
 root 
 
 Bellen, v.i. to bark, yell 
 
 Bellocqsche Rohre, /. Bellocq's 
 sound 
 
 Bellsche Lahmung, /. Bell's para- 
 lysis 
 
 Bellscher Lehrsatz, m. Bell's law 
 
 Belonephobie, /. morbid dread of 
 touching sharp objects 
 
 Benarben, v.t. & i. to mark with 
 scars ; to cicatrise 
 
 Benarbt, a. scarred, cicatrised 
 
 Benarbung, /. cicatrisation 
 
 Benarbungsrand, m. cicatricial mar- 
 gin 
 
 Benediktenkraut, n. Folia cardui 
 benedicti. Ph. G. 
 
 Benignitat, /. benignity, laudable 
 character (of pus) 
 
 Benol, n. oil of ben 
 
 Benommen, a. benumbed, stupefied, 
 dazed, heavy 
 
 Benommenheit, /. numbness, stupe- 
 faction, stupor 
 
 Benzalchlorid, n. benzal chloride 
 
 Benzaldehyd, n. benzaldehyde 
 
 Benzin, n. benzine 
 
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Ben 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Be3 
 
 Benzoe, /. & n. benzoin 
 Benzoe-ather, m. benzoic ether 
 Benzoe-blumen, f.pl. flowers of 
 
 benzoin 
 Benzoe-harz, n. gum benzoin 
 Benzoe-sauer, a. benzoate 
 Benzoe-saure, /. benzoic acid 
 Benzoe-saureathylester, m. benzoic 
 
 ether 
 Benzoe-saurehaltige Opiumtinktur, 
 /. camphorated tincture of 
 opium 
 Benzoe-saure Kalk, m. calcium ben- 
 zoate 
 Benzoe-saures Ammonium, n. am- 
 monium benzoate 
 Benzoe-saures Lithion, «. hthium 
 
 benzoate 
 Benzoe-saures Natron, n. sodium 
 
 benzoate 
 Benzoe-schmalz, n. benzoated lard 
 Benzoe-tinktur, /. tincture of ben- 
 zoin 
 Benzoiniert, a. benzoated, benzoin- 
 
 ated 
 Benzonitril, n. benzonitrile 
 Beobachter, m. observer 
 Beobachtung, /. observation 
 Beobachtungsgabe, /. power of ob- 
 servation 
 Beolen, vJ. to oil, to lubricate 
 Bepinseln, v.i. to paint or apply by 
 
 a brush 
 Bepinselung, /. painting or applica- 
 tion by means of a brush 
 Bepudern, v.t. to dust or apply 
 
 powder to 
 Berauchern, v.t. to fumigate 
 Beraucherung, /. fumigation 
 Berauschen, v.t. & i. to intoxicate, 
 
 to become intoxicated 
 Berauschend, a. intoxicating, in- 
 ebriating 
 Berauscht, a. intoxicated, drunk 
 Berauschung, /. intoxication 
 Berauschungsmittel, n. intoxicant 
 Berberitze, /. berberis, barberry 
 Berberitzenwurzelrinde, /. bark of 
 
 barberry root 
 Bereich, n. district, region 
 Berg, m, mountain ; monticulus 
 Bergamottol, n. bergamot-oil 
 Bergamottolkampfer, m. bergamot 
 
 camphor 
 Bergfieber, n. mountain fever 
 Bergkachexie, /. cachexia due to 
 
 ankylostomiasis 
 Bergklima, n. mountain climate 
 Bergkrankheit, /. (i) mountain 
 
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 illness due to diminished atmos- 
 pheric pressure at great altitudes ; 
 (2) ankylostomiasis in tunnel- 
 workers 
 
 Bergmehl, n. infusorial earth 
 
 Bergner-Leberthran, m. Norwegian 
 cod-liver oil 
 
 Bergsucht, /. miner's asthma or 
 phthisis 
 
 Berieseln, v.t. to irrigate 
 
 Berieselung, /. irrigation 
 
 Bernhardinerkraut, n. Folia cardui 
 benedicti. Ph. G. 
 
 Bernstein, m. amber 
 
 Bernstein-61, n. oleum succini 
 
 Bemstein-saure, /. succinic acid 
 
 Bertramswurzel, /. radix pyrethri 
 
 Berucksichtigen, v.t. to keep in 
 mind, review 
 
 Beriicksichtigung, /. regard, consi- 
 deration 
 
 Beruf, m. profession, occupation 
 
 Berufskrankheit, /. disease caused 
 by the patient's profession, trade 
 or occupation 
 
 Beruhigen, v.t. to quiet, to calm, to 
 soothe 
 
 Beruhigend, a. soothing, sedative 
 
 Beruhigung, /. quieting, calming, 
 soothing 
 
 Beruhigungs-mittel, n. a sedative 
 
 Beruhigungs-saft, m. Syrupus pa- 
 paveris. Ph. G. 
 
 Beruhrung, /. touch, contact, . con- 
 tiguity 
 
 Beriihrungs-elektricitat, /. galvanism 
 
 Beriihrungs-flache, /. surface of con- 
 tact 
 
 Beriihrungs-punkt; m. point of con- 
 tact 
 
 Besanftigen, v.t. to appease, to 
 soothe, to quiet, to calm 
 
 Besanftigung, /. appeasing, sooth- 
 ing, quieting 
 
 Besanftigungsmittel, n. sedative, 
 palliative 
 
 Besat, a. studded 
 
 Besatzkorperchen, n. marginal cor- 
 puscle 
 
 Beschaften, a. constituted 
 
 Beschaffenheit, /. quality, nature, 
 condition, character, disposition 
 
 Beschaftigung, /. occupation, busi- 
 ness 
 
 Beschaftigungs-krampf, m. spasm 
 due to certain occupations — e.g. 
 writer's cramp 
 
 Beschaftigungs-neurose, /. neurosis 
 due to certain occupations 
 
Bes 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bev 
 
 Beschicken, v.t. to charge, to feed 
 {e.g. a retort) 
 
 Beschickung, /. charging, feeding 
 (e.f . a retort) 
 
 Beschleunigen, v.t. to accelerate 
 
 Beschleunigung, /. acceleration 
 
 Beschleunigungs-faser, /. acceler- 
 ator fibre 
 
 Beschleunigungs-nerv, m. acceler- 
 ator nerve 
 
 Beschneiden, v.t. to cut, to pare, to 
 trim, to circumcise 
 
 Beschneidung, /. cutting, trimming, 
 circumcision 
 
 Beschuppt, a. covered with scales 
 
 Beschuppung, /. scaliness 
 
 Beschwerde, /. trouble, pain, affec- 
 tion, complaint 
 
 Beseelung, /. animation, inspiration 
 
 Besessenheitswahn, m. demono- 
 mania 
 
 Besetzt, a. covered, bordered 
 
 Besinnung, /. recollection, con- 
 sciousness 
 
 Besinnungs-los, a. senseless, insen- 
 sible 
 
 Besinnungs-losigkeit, /. senseless- 
 ness, insensibility 
 
 Besprechen, v.i. to use incantations 
 or charms against disease 
 
 Bespiilen, v.t. to lave, to wash, to 
 rinse 
 
 Bespiilung, /. laving, washing 
 
 Besserung, /. improvement, recovery 
 
 Bestand, m. duration, stability 
 
 Bestandteil, m. element, constituent, 
 component, ingredient 
 
 Bestattung, /. burial, interment ; vide 
 for compds. Begrabnis 
 
 Besteck, n. (chirurgisches), pocket- 
 case of surgical instruments 
 
 Bestielt, a. pedunculated 
 
 Bestielung, /. character of pedicle 
 
 Bestreichen, v.t. to grease, spread 
 
 Bestuschew's Eisentinktur, /. Bestu- 
 schew's ethereal tincture of chlo- 
 ride of iron 
 
 Betasten, v.t. to examine by touch, 
 to palpate, to handle 
 
 Betastung, /. examination by touch, 
 palpation, manipulation 
 
 Betauben, v.t. to stun, to render 
 senseless, to benumb, to stupefy 
 
 Betaubend, a. stupefying, narcotic 
 
 Betaubt, a. stupefied, torpid, dizzy, 
 narcotised 
 
 Betaubung, /. act of stunning or 
 benumbing ; stupor, insensibility 
 
 Betawbun^s-mittel, n, a narcotic 
 
 Betaubungs-zustandj w. condition of 
 
 stupor or insensibility 
 Betol, n. betol 
 
 Betracht, m. regard, account 
 Betrachtlich, a. considerable, im- 
 portant 
 Betrunken, a. intoxicated 
 Betrunkenheit, /. state of intoxica- 
 tion 
 Bett, n. bed 
 Bett-dampfbad, n. steam-bath givea 
 
 in bed 
 Bett-lagerig, a. bedridden 
 Bett-nassen, n. (nachtliches), noc- 
 turnal enuresis 
 Bett-nasser, m. one who wets his bed 
 Bett-pissen, n. = -nassen 
 Bett-ruhe, /. rest in bed 
 Bett-schieber, m. or -schiissel, /, 
 
 • bed-pan 
 Bett-sucht, /. morbid tendency to lie 
 
 in bed 
 Bett-wanze, /. bug 
 Bett-warmer, m. bed-warmer 
 Beuge- (in compds.), flexor 
 Beuge-bewegung, /. flexion 
 Beuge-fiache, /. flexor surface 
 Beuge-krampfe, m.pl. flexor cramps 
 Beuge-muskel, m. flexor muscle 
 Beugen, v.t. to bend, to flex, to curve 
 Beuger, m. flexor muscle 
 Beugerwulst, m. bicipital eminence 
 Beuge-sehne, /. flexor tendon 
 Beuge-sehnenscheide, /. sheath of 
 
 flexor tendon 
 Beuge-seite, /. flexor surface or side 
 Beuge-stellung, /. position of flexion 
 Beuge-wirbel, m.pl. all vertebra; 
 
 capable of flexion 
 Beuge-zuckung, /. flexor spasm 
 Beugung, /, flexion, flexure, curva- 
 ture 
 Beugungsluxation, /. dislocation due 
 
 to excessive flexion 
 Beule, /. boO, bump, swelling, bruise 
 Beulen-fieber, n. anthrax 
 Beulen-pest, /. bubonic plague 
 Beulen-seuche, /. = -fieber 
 Beutel, m. sac, cyst, pouch, bursa 
 Beutel-geschwulst, /. cystic or en- 
 cysted tumour 
 Beutelknochen,w.^^. marsupial bones 
 Beutel-naht, /. purse-string suture 
 Beutel-spritze, /. elastic ball-syringa 
 Beutelig, a. sacculated, cystic, 
 
 bursal ; encysted 
 Bevolkerung, /. population 
 Bevplkerungs-abnahme, /. decrease 
 of population 
 
 SS 
 
Bev 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bic 
 
 Bevolkerungs-bewegung, /. move- 
 ment of population 
 
 Bevolkerungs-dichtigkeit, /. density 
 of population 
 
 Bevolkerungs-lehre, /. or -theorie, /. 
 folk-study 
 
 Bevolkerungs-verschiebung, /. dis- 
 
 ' placement of population 
 
 Bevolkerungs-zunahme, /. increase 
 of population 
 
 Bewahrungsmittel, n. a prophylactic, 
 a preservative 
 
 Bewegbar, a. movable, mobile 
 
 Bewegbarkeit, /. mobility 
 
 Eeweglichkeit, /. mobility, flexi- 
 bUity 
 
 Eewegemuskel, m. motor muscle 
 
 Bewegen, v.t. & i. to move 
 
 Beweger, m. = Bewegemuskel 
 
 Beweglich, a. movable 
 
 Beweglichkeit, /. mobility, capa- 
 bility of movement 
 
 Bewegtsehen, n. the sensation that 
 objects at rest are moving 
 
 Bewegung, /. movement, motion, 
 exercise 
 
 Bewegungs-achse, /. axis of move- 
 ment or rotation 
 
 Bewegungs-apparat, m. motor appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Bewegungs-ataxie, /. motor ataxia 
 
 Bewegungs-centrum, n. centre of 
 movement or rotation 
 
 Bewegungs-empfindung, /. percep- 
 tion or sense of movement or 
 motion 
 
 Bewegungs-exkursion, /. excursion 
 or range of movement 
 
 Bewegungs-fahig, a. capable of 
 movement 
 
 Bewegungs-fahigkeit, /. capability 
 of movement 
 
 Bewegungs-faser, /. motor fibre 
 
 Bewegungs-feld, n. field of move- 
 ment 
 
 Bewegungs-gefUhl, n. = -emp- 
 findung 
 
 Bewegungs-hemmung, /, impedi- 
 ment to movement 
 
 Bewegungs-hindernis, n. impedi- 
 ment to motion 
 
 Bewegungs-kur, f. treatment by 
 motion (active or passive) 
 
 Bewegungs-lahmung, /. motor para- 
 lysis 
 
 Bewegungs-leistung, /. motility 
 
 Bewegungs-los, a. motionless 
 
 Bewegungs-losigkeit, /, motionless- 
 ness, immobility 
 
 sq 
 
 Bewegungs - muskel, m. motor 
 muscle 
 
 Bewegungs-nerv, m. motor nerve 
 
 Bewegungs-nervenlahmung, /. mo- 
 tor-nerve paralysis 
 
 Bewegungs-organ, n. organ of move- 
 ment 
 
 Bewegungs-raum, m. range of move- 
 ment 
 
 Bewegungs-reiz, m. motor stimulus 
 
 Bewegungs-storung, /. motor dis- 
 turbance 
 
 Bewegungs-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Beweis, m. proof, evidence 
 
 Beweisen, v.i. to prove 
 
 Bewimpert, a. ciliated 
 
 Bewusst, a. conscious, sensible 
 
 Bewusst-heit, /. consciousness, sensi- 
 bility 
 
 Bewusst-los, a. unconscious, insen- 
 sible 
 
 Bewusst-losigkeit, /. unconscious- 
 ness, insensibility, coma 
 
 Bewusst-sein, n. consciousness 
 
 Bewusst-seinsstorung, /. disturbance 
 of consciousness or sensibility 
 
 Bewusst-seinsvorgang, m. sublim- 
 inal consciousness 
 
 Bewusst- werden, n. the return of 
 consciousness or sensibility 
 
 Bezirk, m. region, area, district 
 
 Bezirksarzt, m. district medical 
 officer 
 
 Bezoardicum, n. antitoxin 
 
 Bezoarstein, m. bezoar 
 
 Bezoarwurzel, /. Dorstenia contra- 
 yerva, L. 
 
 Biber, m. beaver 
 
 Bibergeil, n. castor, castoreum 
 
 Bibergeil-beutel, m. castor-oU sac 
 
 Bibergeil-fett, n. Axungia castorei, 
 Ph. G. 
 
 Bibergeil-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 castor 
 
 Bibernell- (and compds.), vide Pim- 
 pernell- 
 
 Bibirurinde, /. bebeeru bark 
 
 Bibron's Antidot, n. antidote against 
 snake-poison ; contains potassium 
 iodide, sublimate and bromine 
 
 Bic . . ., vide also Bik . . . 
 
 Bicepssehne, /. biceps tendon 
 
 Bicho, m. (bicho del culo), a skin 
 parasite of South America which 
 produces a disease of the rec- 
 tum 
 
 Bicuspidal, a. bicuspid 
 
 BicuspidaJ-klappe, /. mjtral valve 
 
Bic 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bim 
 
 Bicuspidal-klappenfehler, m. defect 
 of mitral valve 
 
 Biedert's Rahmgemenge, /. infant- 
 food containing cream, meal, and 
 lactose 
 
 Biege- (in compds.), vide Beuge- 
 
 Biegen, v.t. = Beugen 
 
 Biegsam, a. flexible, pliable, supple 
 
 Biegsatnkeit, /. flexibility, pliability, 
 suppleness 
 
 Biegung, /. = -Beugung 
 
 Biene, /. bee 
 
 Bienen-gift, n. bee-poison 
 
 Bienen-stich, m. bee-sting 
 
 Bienen-wachs, n. bee's-wax 
 
 Bier, n. beer 
 
 Bier-essig, m. malt vinegar 
 
 Bier-hefe, /. beer-yeast 
 
 Bier-wurze, /. beer-wort 
 
 Bier'sche Stauung, /. hyperaemia in- 
 duced by bandaging 
 
 Biesfliege, /. = Dasselfliege 
 
 Biestmilch, /. colostrum, biestings 
 
 Biett'sche Losung, /. Liquor am- 
 monii arsenici 
 
 Bigenerisch, a. bisexual, hermaphro- 
 ditic 
 
 Bikephalisch, a. double-headed, bi- 
 cephalous 
 
 Bikephalium, n. a two-headed 
 monster 
 
 Bikuibafett, n. oil obtained from 
 Myristica officinalis 
 
 Bild, n. image, figure 
 
 Bilden, v.t. to shape, to form, to con- 
 stitute, to compose 
 
 Bildend, a. forming, formative 
 
 Bilderresiduen, n.pl. residual images 
 
 Bildepunkte, m.pl. points of retinal 
 image 
 
 Bildung, /. formation, development, 
 structure, organisation, training, 
 culture,cultivation,texture,growth 
 
 Bildungs- (in compds.), formative, 
 germinal 
 
 Bildungs-abweichung, /. deviation 
 from normal formation, mon- 
 strosity, malformation 
 
 Bildungs-anomalie, /. abnormal de- 
 velopment 
 
 Bildungs-blaschen, n. formative or 
 germinal vesicle 
 
 Bildungs-dotter, m. formative yolk 
 
 Bildungs-element, n. formative ele- 
 ment 
 
 Bildungs-fahig, a. capable of de- 
 velopment 
 
 Bildungs-fahigkeit, /. capacity or 
 capability of development 
 
 Bildungs-fehler, m. error or defect 
 of development, malformation 
 
 Bildungs-fliissigkeit, /. formative or 
 germinal fluid 
 
 Bildungs-gewebe, n. formative tissue 
 
 Bildungs-grad, m. degree of de- 
 velopment ; degree of culture 
 
 Bildungs-hemmend, a. arresting de- 
 velopment 
 
 Bildungs-hemmung, /. arrest of 
 development 
 
 Bildungs-kraft, /. power of develop- 
 ment ; plastic force 
 
 Bildungs-mangel, m. absence or 
 defect of development 
 
 Bildungs-material, n. formative sub- 
 stance or material 
 
 Bildungs-produkt, n. product of de- 
 velopment 
 
 Bildungs-punkt, m. germinal centre 
 
 Bildungs-saft, m. = -fliissigkeit 
 
 Bildungs-statte, /. site or place of 
 development 
 
 Bildungs-stoff, m. formative or 
 germinal material 
 
 Bildungs-stufe, /. degree of culture 
 
 Bildungs-trieb, m. formative im- 
 pulse, plastic force 
 
 Bildungs-iibermass, n. excessive de- 
 velopment or growth 
 
 Bildungs-vermogen, n. = -fahigkeit 
 
 Bildungs-vorgang, m. process of de- 
 velopment 
 
 Bildungs-zelle, /. formative or germ- 
 inal cell 
 
 Bilgewasser, n, = Bilschwasser 
 
 Biliar, a. relating to gall, biliary 
 
 Bilineurin, n. choline 
 
 Bilios, a. bilious 
 
 Bilokularitat, /. a bilocular condition 
 
 Bilschwasser, n. bUge-water 
 
 Bilse, /. henbane 
 
 Bilsenkraut, n. hyoscyamus 
 
 Bilsenkraut-extrakt, m. extract of 
 hyoscyamus 
 
 Bilsenkraut-61, n. (fettes). Oleum 
 hyoscyami infusum, Ph. G. 
 
 Bilsenkraut-pflaster, n. Emplastrum 
 hyoscyami, Ph. G. 
 
 Bilsenkraut-salbe, /. Unguentum 
 hyoscyami, Ph. G. 
 
 Bilsenkraut-vergiftung, /. henbane 
 poisoning 
 
 Bilsen-pflaster, n. henbane-plaster 
 
 Bilsen-saft, m. henbane-juice 
 
 Bilsen-salbe, /. henbane-ointment 
 
 Bilsen-samen, m. henbane-seed 
 
 Bimbernelle, /. and compds., videl 
 Pimpernelle 
 
 57 
 
Bim 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bin 
 
 Bimembrisch, a. double-limbed 
 
 Bimsteinseife, /. pumice-stone soap 
 
 Binaureales Horen, n. binaural 
 perception of sound 
 
 Binde, /. bandage, band, fillet, 
 ligature, sling ; fascia 
 
 Bindearme, m.pl. superior peduncles 
 of cerebellum 
 
 Bindearmkreuzung, /. decussation of 
 superior peduncles of cerebellum 
 
 Bindegewebe, n. connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebig, a. connective tissue- 
 like 
 
 Bindegewebs- (in compds.), vide 
 also Gewebs- 
 
 Bindegewebs-anschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-ausbreitung, /. dis- 
 tribution of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-ausstrahlung, /. radia- 
 tion of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-auswuchs, m. out- 
 growth of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-bahn, /. track of con- 
 nective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-balkchen, n. or -balken, 
 Ml. connective-tissue trabecula 
 
 Bindegewebs-bildung, /. formation 
 of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-briicke, /. bridge or 
 band of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-biindel, m. fasciculus 
 or bundle of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-entwickelung, /. de- 
 velopment of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-erweichung, /. soften- 
 ing of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-faden, m. filament of 
 connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-faser, /. fibre of con- 
 nective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-fibrille, /. fibril of con- 
 nective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-fortsatz, ni. process or 
 prolongation of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-gerust, n. framework 
 of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-grenze, /. border or 
 margin of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-haut, /. connective- 
 tissue membrane 
 
 Bindege webs-herd, m. circumscribed 
 area of connective tissue 
 
 S8 
 
 Bindegewebs-hohle, /. cavity in con- 
 nective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-hulle, /. connective- 
 tissue envelope 
 
 Bindegewebs-kapsel, /. connective- 
 tissue capsule 
 
 Bindegewebs-kern, m. connective? 
 tissue nucleus 
 
 Bindegewebs-knorpel, m. fibro-carti- 
 lage 
 
 Bindegewebs-korperchen, n. con- 
 nective-tissue corpuscle 
 
 Bindegewebs-lage, /. or -lager, n. 
 layer of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-leiste, /. band or ridge 
 of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-liicke, /. space or gap 
 in connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-masche, /. connective- 
 tissue network 
 
 Bindegewebs-masse, /. connective- 
 tissue substance 
 
 Bindegewebs-membran, /. = -haut 
 
 Bindegewebs-narbe, /. cicatrix of 
 connective tissue 
 
 Bindege webs-netz, n. connective- 
 tissue reticulum 
 
 Bindegewebs-neubildung, /. neo- 
 plasm of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-papille, /. connective- 
 tissue papilla 
 
 Bindegewebs-platte, f. connective- 
 tissue plate 
 
 Bindegewebs-raum, m. cleft or space 
 in connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-sack, m. connective- 
 tissue sac 
 
 Bindegewebs-saft, m. connective- 
 tissue fluid or juice 
 
 Bindegewebs-scheide, /. connective- 
 tissue sheath 
 
 Bindegewebs-scheidewand, /. con- 
 nective-tissue septum 
 
 Bindegewebs-schicht, /. connective- 
 tissue layer 
 
 Bindegewebs-schmelzung, /. break- 
 ing down or softening of con- 
 nective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-schrumpfung, /. shrink- 
 ing of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-schwarte, /. thickening 
 of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Bindegewebs-schwulst, /.connective- 
 tissue tumour 
 
 Bindegewebs-spalte, /. cleft or space 
 in connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-spaltraum, m, = -spalte 
 
Bin 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bio 
 
 Bindegewebs-spannung, /. tension of 
 connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-sprosse, /. germinal 
 cells of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-strang, m. band or 
 fasciculus of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-substanzgeschwulst, /. 
 tumour of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-triimmer, pi. remains 
 of broken-down connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-umhiillung, /. == -hiille 
 
 Bindegewebs-veranderung, /. con- 
 nective-tissue change 
 
 Bindegewebs-verdichtung, /. con- 
 nective-tissue thickening 
 
 Bindegewebs-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 ung 
 
 Bindegewebs-verfliissigung, /. break- 
 ing down of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-verhaltnis, n. arrange- 
 ment of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-verjauchung, /. gan- 
 grene of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-verlust, m. loss of 
 connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-vermehrung, /. in- 
 crease of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-wucherung, /. pro- 
 liferation of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-zelle, /. connective- 
 tissue cell 
 
 Bindegewebs-zellenfortsatz, m. con- 
 nective-tissue cell process 
 
 Bindegewebs-zellenschwellung, /. 
 swelling of connective-tissue cells 
 
 Bindegewebs-zellenwucherung, /. 
 proliferation of connective-tissue 
 cells 
 
 Bindegewebs-zerfall, m. disintegra- 
 tion of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-zerstorung, /. destruc- 
 tion of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-zug, m. band or fasci- 
 culus of connective tissue 
 
 Bindegewebs-zunahme, /. increase 
 of connective tissue 
 
 Bindehaut, /. conjunctiva ; con- 
 nective-tissue membrane 
 
 Bindehaut- (in compds .),conj unctival 
 
 Bindehaut-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-blennorrhoe, /. conjunc- 
 tivitis 
 
 Bindehaut-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-gefass, n. vessel of con- 
 junctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-gewebe, n. conjunctival 
 tissue 
 
 Bindehaut-katarrhjW. = -entziindung 
 
 Bindehaut-naht, /. suture of con- 
 junctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-sack, m. conjunctival sac 
 
 Bindehaut-saum, m. conjunctival 
 margin 
 
 Bindehaut-schrumpfung, /. atrophy 
 or shrinking of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Bindehaut-iiberhautung, /. xeroph- 
 thalmia 
 
 Bindehaut- verdickung, /. thickening 
 of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-vertrocknung, /. dryness 
 of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-wucherung, /. hypertro- 
 phy of conjunctiva 
 
 Bindehaut-zerrung, /. contraction of 
 or dragging on conjunctiva 
 
 Bindemittel, n. an agglutinant 
 
 Binden-einwickelung, /. enveloping 
 in bandages 
 
 Binden-kopf, m. roller of a bandage 
 
 Binden-wickler, m. bandage roller 
 
 Binden-ziigel, m. bridle bandage (for 
 genu valgum) 
 
 Bindesubstanz, /. connective sub- 
 stance 
 
 Bindesubstanzgewebe, n. connective- 
 ■tissue structure 
 
 Bindungsmittel, n. agglutinant, 
 cement 
 
 Binnen, a. within, inner, internal 
 
 Binnen-blase, /. internal or inner 
 vesicle 
 
 Binnen-epithel, n. endothelium 
 
 Binnen-fieber, n. inland fever (a 
 malaria occurring in interior of 
 HoUand) 
 
 Binnen-muskel, m. interior muscle 
 
 Binnen-schmarotzer, in.pl. or -tiere, 
 n.pl. entoparasites, entozoa 
 
 Binokulares Sehen, n. binocular 
 vision 
 
 Binotisch, /. binaural 
 
 Bioarithmetik, /. the science of vital 
 statistics 
 
 Biochemie, /. chemistry of life 
 
 Biogen, n. hypothetical basis of 
 vital substance (Verworn) 
 
 Biogenetisch, a. biogenetic 
 
 Biogenetisches Grundgesetz, n. bioi 
 genetic fundamental law 
 
 Biologisch, a. biological 
 
 Biomagnetismus, m, animal mag- 
 netism 
 
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Bio 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 ms. 
 
 Biomantie, /. = Biomantik 
 
 Biomantik, /. professed divination of 
 duration of life by examination of 
 pulse and other physical pheno- 
 mena 
 
 Bionomie, /. the doctrine of the laws 
 of hfe 
 
 Bioplasma, n. protoplasm 
 
 Bioskopie, /. investigation of the 
 phenomena of life 
 
 Biostatik, /. vital statistics 
 
 Biotaxie, /. anatomical classification 
 of the animal kingdom 
 
 Biotsches Atmen, n. periodic respira- 
 tion 
 
 Birkenblatterol, n. ethereal oil ob- 
 tained from birch-tree buds 
 
 Birkenol, n. = Birkenblatterol 
 
 Birne, /. pear 
 
 Birn-ather, m. or -essenz, /. ethereal 
 extract of pears 
 
 Birn-formig, a. pear-shaped, pyri- 
 form 
 
 Birn-muskel, m. pyriformis muscle 
 
 Birnen- (in compds.), vide Birn- 
 
 Bisam, m. musk 
 
 Bisamkraut, n. Herba moschatellinae 
 
 Bisamtier, n. musk-ox 
 
 Biskarabeule, /. Biskra button or 
 boil 
 
 Biskrabeule, /. = Biskarabeule 
 
 Bismut- and compds., vide Wismut 
 
 Biss, m. bite 
 
 Bissen, m. bolus ; morsel 
 
 Bisswunde, /...wound caused by a bite 
 
 Bistouri, n. bistoury 
 
 Bitter, a. bitter 
 
 Bitterelixir, n. bitter elixir 
 
 Bittererde, /. magnesia 
 
 Bittergift, n. picrotoxin 
 
 Bitterholz, n. quassia 
 
 Bitterklee, m. Folia trifolii fibrini 
 Ph. G. 
 
 Bitterklee-salz, n. oxalic acid 
 
 Bitterkresse, /. Cardamine amara, L. 
 
 Bittermandel- (in compds.), of bitter 
 almonds 
 
 Bittermandel-61, n. oil of bitter 
 almonds 
 
 Bittermandel-stoff, m. amygdaline 
 
 Bitter-wasser, «. Aqua amygdalarum 
 amarum 
 
 Bittermittel, n. bitter 
 
 Bittersalz, n. sulphate of magnesia ; 
 Epsom salts 
 
 Bittersiiss, n. Solanum dulcamara, 
 bitter-sweet 
 
 Bittersiiss-extrakt, w.Extractum dul- 
 camara;. Ph. G. 
 
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 Bittersiiss-stengeljiw.^/. Stipites dul- 
 camarse, Ph. G. 
 
 Bitterwasser, n. bitter water, mine- 
 ral water containing sulphate of 
 magnesia, &c. 
 
 Bitterwurzel, /. gentian root 
 
 Blahen, v.t. & i. to cause flatulence, 
 to distend, to inflate ; to be 
 flatulent 
 
 Blahend, a. causing flatulence, flatu- 
 lent 
 
 Blahhals, m. slight enlargement of 
 thyroid gland 
 
 Blahsucht, /. flatulence 
 
 Blahsiichtig, a. flatulent 
 
 Blahung, /. flatulence, wind 
 
 Blahungs-abgang, m. passage o 
 flatus 
 
 Blahungs-anhaufung, /. or -an- 
 sammlung, /. accumulation of 
 flatus 
 
 Blahungs-beschwerde, /. trouble due 
 to flatulence 
 
 Blahungs-kolik, /. wind colic 
 
 Blahungs-mittel, n. a carminative 
 
 Blahungs-treibend, a. carminative 
 
 Blahungs-verhalten, n. or -verhal- 
 tung, /. retention of flatus 
 
 Blahungs-zuriickhaltung, /. = -ver- 
 halten 
 
 Blankenheimer Thee, m. tea made 
 from Herba galeopsidis. Ph. G. 
 
 Blasbalg-, vide Blasebalg- 
 
 Blaschen, n. vesicle, small blister, 
 bleb 
 
 Blaschen- (in compds.), vesicular ; 
 vide for compds. also Blasen- . 
 
 Blaschen-ahnlich, o.vesicular, phlyc- 
 tenular 
 
 Blaschen-art, /. kind or variety of 
 vesicle 
 
 Blaschen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Blaschen-ausschlag, m. eruption of 
 vesicles 
 
 Blaschen-bildung, /. formation of 
 vesicles 
 
 Blaschen-decke, /. roof of vesicle; 
 crop of vesicles 
 
 Blaschen-ekzem, n. vesicular eczema 
 
 Blaschen-flechte, /. herpes 
 
 Blaschen-fliissigkeit, /. fluid con- 
 tents of vesicle 
 
 Blaschen-form, /. = -art 
 
 Blaschen-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Blaschen-gerausch, n. vesicular 
 murmur or sound 
 
 Blaschen-grund, m. floor of vesicle 
 
 Blaschen-krankheit, /. any disease 
 characterised by vesicle 
 
Bia 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bla 
 
 Blaschen-rotlauf, n. vesicular or 
 
 bullous erysipelas 
 Blaschen-schub, m. successive crops 
 
 of vesicles 
 Blaschen-syphilid, n. vesicular syphi- 
 
 lide 
 Blaesitas, /. lisping 
 Blase, /. the bladder ; vesicle, bulla, 
 
 blister, pustule ; amnion sac 
 Blasebalggerausch, n. bellows souffle 
 
 or murmur 
 Blasegerausch, n. bruit de souffle 
 Blasen- (in compds.), of or belonging 
 to the bladder, vesico- ; vesicu- 
 lar ; vide for compds. also Harn- 
 blasen- and Blaschen- 
 Blasen-abhebung, /. elevation of 
 
 vesicle 
 Blasen-ahnlich, a. vesicular 
 Blasen-anhangsel, n. sacculus of 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-arterie, /. vesical artery 
 Blasen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Blasen-ausdehnung, /. dilatation of 
 
 the bladder 
 Blasen-ausschlag, m. vesicular erup- 
 tion 
 Blasen-ausspiilung, /. washing-out 
 
 of the bladder 
 Blasen-ausstiilpung, f. extroversion 
 
 of bladder 
 Blasen-auswaschung, /. = -ausspii- 
 
 lung 
 Blasen-band, n. vesical ligament 
 Blasen-bandwurm, m. (echter), Cys- 
 
 ticercus cellulosse 
 Blasen-bauchwandfistel, /. abdom- 
 
 ino- vesical fistula 
 Blasen-berstung, /. rupture of 
 bladder; rupture of the am- 
 nion 
 Blasen-beschwerde, /. bladder 
 
 trouble 
 Blasen-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 vesicles 
 Blasen-blutader, /. vesical vein 
 Blasen-bliitadergeflecht, n. vesical 
 
 venous plexus 
 Blasen-blutung, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 the bladder 
 Blasen-boden, m. floor of vesicle 
 Blasen-brand, m. gangrene or slough- 
 ing of bladder 
 Blasen-brandbeule, /. carbuncle 
 Blasen-breiwurm, m. cysticercus 
 Blasen-bruch, m. cystocele ; rup- 
 ture of amnion 
 Blasen-cervikalfistel, n. cervico-vesi- 
 cal fistula 
 
 Blasen-darmbruch, m. cysto-entero- 
 
 cele 
 Blasen-darmfistel, /. vesico-intes- 
 
 tinal fistula 
 Blasen-decke, /. roof of vesicle ; 
 
 crop of vesicles 
 Blasen-divertikel, n. diverticulum or 
 
 pouch of bladder 
 Blasen-drang, m. strangury 
 Blasen-dreieck, n. trigone of bladder 
 Blasen-diinndarmfistel, /. vesico- 
 intestinal fistula (small intestine) 
 Blasen-durchleuchtung, /. illumina- 
 tion of bladder 
 Blasen-ektopie, /. ectopia vesicae 
 Blasen-entleerung, /. emptying of 
 
 the bladder 
 Blasen-entzundung, /. cystitis 
 Blasen-epithel, n. vesical epithelium 
 Blasen-erkrankung, /. disease of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-eroffnung, /. cystotomy 
 Blasen-erscheinung, /. bladder phe- 
 nomenon 
 Blasen-erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 
 the bladder 
 Blasen-fieber, n. pemphigus 
 Blasen-fistel, /. urinary fistula 
 Blasen-fiechte, /. herpes 
 Blasen-fleischhaut, /. muscular coat 
 
 of bladder 
 Blasen-fluss, m. escape of urine 
 Blasen-flussigkeit, /. any fluid in the 
 bladder ; fluid contents of vesicle 
 Blasen-galle, /. cystic bile 
 Blasen-gallengang, m, or -gang, 
 
 m. cystic duct 
 Blasengebarmutter- (in compds.), 
 
 utero- vesical 
 Blasengebarmutter-fistel, /. utero- 
 
 vesical fistula 
 Blasengebarmutter-scheidenfistel, /. 
 
 vesico-utero-vaginal fistula 
 Blasen-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Blasen-geflecht, n. vesical plexus 
 Blasen-gegend, /. vesical region 
 Blasen-gerausch, n. vesicular mur- 
 mur 
 Blasen-geschwulst, /. tumour of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-gewebe, n. vesicular tissue 
 Blasen-gries, m. urinary gravel 
 Blasen-grund, m. fundus of the 
 
 bladder ; fioor of vesicle 
 Blasen-hals, m. neck of the bladder 
 Blasen-halsdehnung, /. dilatation of 
 
 the neck of the bladder 
 Blasen-halsentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of the neck of the bladder 
 
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Bla 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bk 
 
 -hals- 
 
 Blasen-halserweiterung, /. 
 
 dehnung 
 Blasen-halsreizung, /. irritation of 
 
 the neck of the bladder 
 Blasen-hamorrhoiden, pi. hasmor- 
 
 rhoids of the bladder 
 Blasen-haut, /. coat of the bladder 
 Blasen-hohle, /. cavity of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-inhalt, m. contents of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-kafer, m. cantharides 
 Blasen-karbunkel, m. vesicular an- 
 thrax (as seen on the tongues 
 of animals) 
 Blasen-katarrh, m. catarrh of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-klingen, n. vesicular sound 
 Blasen-korper, m. body of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-korperschnitt, m. cystotomy 
 Blasen-krampf, m. spasm of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-krankheit, /. disease of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-krebs, m. cancer of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-lahmung, /. paralysis of the 
 
 bladder 
 Blasen-langsmuskulatur, /. longi- 
 tudinal muscular fibres of the 
 bladder 
 Blasen-lebergang, m. cystic duct 
 Blasen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Blasen-loffel, m. lithotomy scoop 
 Blasen-magenfistel, /. gastro--vesical 
 
 fistula 
 Blasen-mastdarmfistel, /. recto-vesi- 
 
 cal fistula 
 Blasen-mittel, n. vesicant 
 Blasen-mole, /.hydatid or cystic mole 
 Blasen-mund, m. mouth of bladder, 
 
 opening of bladder into urethra 
 Blasen-muskel, m. or -muskelhaut, 
 
 /. muscular coat of bladder 
 Blasen-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of the bladder 
 Blasen-muskulaturlahmung, /. para- 
 lysis of the muscular walls of the 
 bladder 
 Blasen-mutterfistel, /. utero-vesical 
 
 fistula 
 Blasen-mutterscheidenfistel, /. ves- 
 
 ico-vaginal fistula 
 Blasen-nerv, m. nerve Of the bladder 
 Blasen-niere, /. cystic kidney 
 Blasen-offnung, /. cystotomy 
 Blasen-pflaster, n. a blister, blister- 
 ing plaster 
 
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 Blaserl-pocke, /.Vesicular pock 
 
 Blasen-polyp, m. vesical polyp, 
 mucous polyp 
 
 Blasen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Blasen-raum, m. cavity of the 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-raumer, m. curette for the 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-reizbarkeit, /. irritability of 
 the bladder 
 
 Blasen-reizung, /. irritable or ner- 
 vous bladder 
 
 Blasen-riss, m. tear of bladder 
 
 Blasen-rose, /. or -rotlauf, n. ery- 
 sipelas 
 
 Blasen-salbe, /. blistering ointment 
 
 Blasen-sand, m. urinary gravel 
 
 Blasen-saure, /. uric acid 
 
 Blasen-schall, m. vesicular-sound 
 
 Blasen-schamfistel, /. vesico-puden- 
 dal fistula 
 
 Blasenscheiden- (in compds.), vesico- 
 vaginal 
 
 Blasenscheiden-bruch, w,. vesico- 
 vaginal hernia 
 
 Blasenscheiden-fistel, /. vesico-vagi- 
 nal fistula 
 
 Blasenscheiden-gebarmutterfistel, /. 
 vesico-vagino-uterine fistula 
 
 Blasenscheiden - mastdarmfistel, /. 
 recto-vesico-vaginal fistula 
 
 Blasenscheiden- wand, /. or -wan- 
 dung, /. vesico-vaginal wall 
 
 Blasen-scheitel, m. vertex of the 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-schenkelbruch, m. femoral 
 cystocele 
 
 Blasen-schlag, m. paralysis of the 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Blasen-schleim, m. vesical mucus 
 
 Blasen-schleimhaut, /. vesical mu- 
 cous membrane 
 
 Blasen - schleimhautentzundung, /. 
 inflammation of vesical mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Blasen-schleimhautgefass, n. vessel 
 supplying mucous membrane of 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-schliesser, m. or -schliess- 
 muskel, m. sphincter vesicae 
 
 Blasen-schmerz, m. bladder pain 
 
 Blasen-schnitt, m. cystotomy 
 
 Blasen-schwache, /. atony of blad- 
 der 
 
 Blasen - schwamm, m. fungous 
 growth of bladder 
 
 Blasen-schwangerschaft, /. urinary- 
 bladder pregnancy 
 
Bla 
 
 OP MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bla 
 
 Blasen-schwariz, m. = -schwanz- 
 wurtn 
 
 Blasen-schwanzwurm, m. Cysticer- 
 cus cellulosae 
 
 Blasen-schwindel, m. staggers (of 
 sheep) 
 
 Blasen-schwindsucht, /. tuberculosis 
 of bladder 
 
 Blasen-scirrhus, m. carcinoma of 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-seuche, /. bladder disease 
 
 Blasen-sonde, /. bladder sound 
 
 Blasen-spalte, /. or -spaltung, /. 
 ectopia vesicae 
 
 Blasen-sprengen, n. or -sprengung, 
 /. artificial rupture of amnion 
 
 Blasen-sprung, m. rupture of the 
 foetal membranes ; rupture of 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-stachelwurm, m. echino- 
 coecus 
 
 Blasenstein, m. urinary calculus 
 
 Blasenstein-entfernung, /. removal 
 of urinary calculus 
 
 Blasenstein-messer, n. lithotomy- 
 knife 
 
 Blasenstein-saure, /. uric acid 
 
 Blasenstein-schnitt, m. lithotomy 
 
 Blasenstein-zange, /. or -zangelchen, 
 n. lithotomy-forceps 
 
 Blasenstein-zertrummerung, /. lith- 
 otrity, lithopalaxy 
 
 Blasen-stich, m. puncture of the 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-storung, /. urinary disturb- 
 ance 
 
 Blasen-syphilid, n. vesicular or bul- 
 lous syphUide 
 
 Blasen-tang, m. sea- tangle 
 
 Blasen-umstiilpung, /. extroversion 
 
 Blasen-untersuchung, /. examina- 
 tion of the bladder 
 
 Blasen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Blasen-verengung, /. contraction of 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-verletzung, /. injury to the 
 bladder 
 
 Blasen-vorfalljW. prolapse of bladder 
 
 Blasen-wand, /. waU of bladder ; 
 wall of vesicle 
 
 Blasen-wanddurchbohrung, per- 
 foration of the bladder 
 
 Blasen-wandzerreissung, /. rupture 
 of the bladder 
 
 Blasen-wandung, /.and compds. = 
 -wand 
 
 Blasen-werfend, a. bubbling (auscul- 
 tation) 
 
 Blasen-wurm, m, cysticercus 
 
 63 
 
 Blasen-wiirmer, m.pl. cyst-forming 
 
 intestinal worms 
 Blasen-wurmvorstufe, /. preliminary 
 
 or early stage of the cysticercus 
 Blasen-zerreissung, /. rupture of the 
 
 bladder 
 BIasen-ziehen,w.vesication,blistering 
 Blasen-ziehend, a. blistering 
 Blasicht, a. = Blasig 
 Blasiert, a. blasfe 
 Blasig, a. vesicular ; blistered, 
 
 covered with blisters 
 Blass, a. pale, pallid, sallow 
 Blasse, /. paleness, pallor, whiteness 
 Blasto- (in compds.), blasto-, ger- 
 minal, embryonic 
 Blasto-carpus, m. a plant which 
 
 germinates in fruit 
 Blasto-cystis, /. germinal vesicle 
 Blasto-derm, n. germinal membrane 
 Blasto-myceten, pi. blastomycetes 
 Blasto-sporen, pi. blastospores 
 Blasto-stroma, n. stroma forming 
 
 the blastoderm 
 Blatt, n. leaf, blade, fold, layer, 
 
 lamina, membrane, plate 
 Blattchen, n. leaflet, blade, mem- 
 brane, lamina, fontanelle, lamella 
 Blatter, /. blister, pustule ; -rose, /. 
 
 vesicular or bullous erysipelas 
 Blatter- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Pocken- 
 Blatterchen, n. a small pustule or 
 
 blister 
 Blatterig, a. lamellar, laminated 
 Blattern, f.pl. = Pocken, small-pox, 
 variola ; vide for all compds. 
 Pocken- 
 Blattern, v.i. to have small-pox 
 Blatt-formigj, a. leaf -shaped, lami- 
 nated 
 Blatt-gold, n. gold-leaf 
 Blatt-grun, n. chlorophyll 
 Blatt-sage, /. amputating-saw 
 Blatt-silber, n. silver-leaf 
 Blau, a. blue 
 Blau-blind, a. blue-blind 
 Blau-blindheit, /. blue-blindness 
 Blau-gelbblindheit, /. blue-yellow- 
 blindness 
 Blau-holz, n. logwood 
 Blau-salz, n. ferrocyanide of potash 
 Blau-sauer, a. hydrocyanic, cyanide 
 Blau-saure, /. hydrocyanic acid 
 Blau-saurevergiftung, /. hydrocyanic 
 
 acid poisoning 
 Blau-stein, m. blue-stone 
 Blau-stoff, m. cyanogen 
 Blau-sucht, /. cyanosis 
 
Bla 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ble 
 
 Blau-siichtig, a. cyanotic 
 Blauer Husten, m. whooping-cough 
 Blaulich, a. bluish 
 
 Blauling, m. Russula Integra (poi- 
 sonous fungus) 
 Blechschiene, /. sheet-iron splint 
 Blei, n. lead 
 
 antimonsaures — , antimoniate 
 
 of lead 
 basisch kohlensaures — , white 
 
 lead 
 chromsaures — , chromate of lead 
 kohlensaures — , carbonate of 
 
 lead 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of lead 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 
 lead 
 vanadinsaures — , vanadate of 
 
 lead 
 wolframsaures — , wolframate 
 or tungstate of lead 
 Blei-acetat, n. acetate of lead 
 Blei-amalgam, n. lead amalgam 
 Blei-amaurose, /. amaurosis due to 
 
 lead-poisoning 
 Blei-anamie, /. anaemia due to lead 
 Blei-anasthesie, /. anaesthesia due to 
 
 lead-poisoning 
 Blei-arthralgie, /. arthralgia due to 
 
 lead 
 Blei-auflosung, /. solution of lead 
 Blei-blindheit, /. blindness due to 
 
 lead-poisoning 
 Blei-carbonat, n. carbonate of lead 
 Blei-cerat, n. cerate of lead 
 Bleich, a. pale, pallid 
 Bleiche, /. paleness, pallor 
 Bleichen, v.t. & i. to bleach, to make 
 
 pale ; to lose colour 
 Bleich-fliissigkeit, /. solution of 
 
 chlorinated soda 
 Bleich-kalk, m. or -pulver, n. chlor- 
 inated lime 
 Blei-chlorid, n. chloride of lead 
 Bleich-sucht, /. chlorosis 
 Bleich-siichtig, a. chlorotic 
 Bleich-siichtige, m. & /. a subject of 
 
 chlorosis 
 Bleichung, /. bleaching, whitening 
 Blei-dampfe, m.pl. lead vapour or 
 
 fumes 
 Blei-darmgicht, /. = -kolik 
 Blei-deckel, m. leaden nipple-shield 
 Blei-epilepsie, /. epilepsy due to 
 
 plumbism 
 Blei-essig, m. or -extrakt, m. solution 
 
 of subacetate of lead 
 Blei-farbe, /. lead-colour, leaden hue, 
 lividity 
 
 64 
 
 Blei-farbig, a. lead-coloured, livid 
 Blei-gehalt, m. amount of contained 
 
 lead 
 Blei-gicht, /. gout due to plumbism 
 Blei-glatte, /. litharge, oxide of lead 
 Blei-haltig, a. containing lead 
 Blei-jodid, n. iodide of lead 
 Blei-kachexie, /. cachexia due to 
 
 plumbism 
 Blei-kolik, /. lead or painters' colic 
 Blei-krankheit, /. disease due to 
 
 lead, plumbism 
 Blei-lahmung, /. lead palsy 
 Blei-losung, /. = -aufllosung 
 Blei-nitrat, n. nitrate of lead 
 Blei-oxyd, n. oxide of lead 
 Blei-oxyd, n. (essigsaures), acetate 
 
 of lead, plumbum aceticum 
 Bleipflaster, n. Emplastrum lithar- 
 
 gyri simplex. Ph. G. '. 
 
 Bleipflaster, n. (zusailimengesetztes), 
 
 Emplastrum lithargyri composi- 
 
 tum. Ph. G. 
 Bleipflaster-salbe, /. Unguentum di- 
 achylon Hebrae, Ph. G. 
 Bleipflaster-platte, /. sheet-lead 
 Bleisalbe,/.Unguentumplumbi,P^.G. 
 gerbsaure, Unguentum plumbi 
 
 tannici, Ph. G. 
 Hebrasche, Unguentum dia- 
 chylon Hebrae, Ph. G. 
 Blei-salbenmull, m. lead ointment 
 
 mull 
 Blei-salpeter, m. lead nitrate 
 Blei-saum, m. blue line on gums due 
 
 to plumbism 
 Blei-sulfat, n. sulphate of lead 
 Blei-sulfid, n. or -sulfuret, n. sul- 
 phide or sulphuret of lead 
 Blei-superoxyd, n. peroxide of lead 
 Blei-tannat, n. tannate of lead ; 
 
 Unguentum plumbi tannici 
 Blei-vergiftung, /. lead-poisoning 
 Blei-vitriol, m. = -sulfat 
 Bleiwasser, n. lead-water, lead lotion 
 Bleiwasser-aufschlag, m. or — um- 
 
 schlag, m. application or poultice 
 
 of lead lotion 
 Bleiweiss, n. white-lead 
 Bleiweiss-pflaster, n. Emplastrum 
 
 cerussas. Ph. G. 
 Bleiweiss-salbe, /. Unguentum cer- 
 
 ussae. Ph. G. 
 Bleiweiss-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 
 from white-lead 
 Bleizucker, m. sugar of lead, acetate 
 
 of lead 
 Bleizucker-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 
 from sugar of lead 
 
Ble 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bli 
 
 Blenden, pi. diaphragms 
 Blenden, v.t. to dazzle, to blind 
 Blendend, a. dazzling, glaring 
 Blendling, m. a cross-bred, mongrel 
 Blendlingsartig, a. hybrid 
 Blendung, /. dazzling ; blinding ; 
 iris ; vide for compds. also 
 Iris- 
 Blendungs-arterie, /. ciliary artery 
 Blendungs-bild, n. after-image 
 Blendungs-erscheinung, /. symp- 
 toms due to excessive light 
 Blendungs-nerv, m. ciliary nerve 
 Blendungs-nervenknoten, m. ciliary 
 
 ganglion 
 Blendungs-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Blenna, /. mucus 
 
 Blennemesis, /. vomiting of mucus 
 Blennenterie, /. mucous diarrhoea 
 Blennochezie, /. = -enteric 
 Blennocystitis, /. catarrh of bladder 
 Blennometritis, /. catarrh of uterus 
 Blennophthalmie, /. catarrhal con- 
 junctivitis 
 Blennoptysis, /. mucous cough 
 Blennopyra, n. mucous fever 
 Blennorhinitis, /. coryza 
 Blennorhoisch, a. blennorrhoeic 
 Blennorrhagie, /. blennorrhagia, 
 
 gonorrhoea 
 Blennorrhagisch, a. gonorrhoeal 
 Blennosis, /. catarrh or disease of 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Blennotorrhoe, /. aural mucous dis- 
 charge 
 Blennurie, /. discharge of mucus in 
 
 urine 
 Blepharadenitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 Meibomian glands 
 Blepharidoplastik, /. plastic opera- 
 tion for the eyelashes 
 Blepharitis, /. inflammation of eye- 
 lids 
 Blepharon, n. eyelid I 
 
 Blepharonysis, /. Gaillard's method i 
 of treating entropion j 
 
 Blepharodema, n. oedema of eye- ! 
 
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 Blepharophyma, n. glandular swell- 
 ing of eyelid 
 Blepharoplastik, /. plastic surgery 
 
 of eyelids 
 Blepharoplegie, /. paralysis of eye- 
 
 hds 
 Blepharoptosis, /. ptosis 
 Blepharorrhaphie, /. sewing up of 
 
 lid-aperture 
 piepharospath, m. Snell's entropion 
 forceps 
 
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 Blepharostat, m. instrument for 
 fixing eyelids 
 
 Blepharoxysis, /. scraping palpebral 
 conjunctiva, as in trachoma 
 
 Blessieren, v.t. to wound 
 
 Blessur, /. a wound 
 
 Blestrismus, m. jactitation 
 
 Blick, m. look, glance, gaze, sight, 
 flash ; vide for compds. also 
 Gesichts- and Seh- 
 
 Blick-ebene, /. visual plane 
 
 Blick-feld, n. visual field 
 
 Blick-linie, /. visual line 
 
 Blick-punkt, m. visual point, fixa- 
 tion point 
 
 Blick-richtung, /. direction of vision 
 
 Blind, a. blind 
 
 Blinddarm, m. caecum 
 
 Blinddarm-achsendrehung, /. volvu- 
 lus of caecum 
 
 Blinddarm-ahnlich, a. resembling 
 the CEecum 
 
 Blinddarm-anhang, m. vermiform 
 appendix 
 
 Blinddarm-arterie, /. caecal artery 
 
 Blinddarm-bruch, m. caecal hernia 
 
 Blinddarm-entzundung, /. typhlitis 
 
 Blinddarm-gegend, /. region of cae- 
 cum 
 
 Blinddarm-gekrose, n. mesocaecum 
 
 Blinddarm-klappe, /. ileo-caecal valve 
 
 Blinddarm-krebs,m. cancer of caecum 
 
 Blinddarm-saft, m. secretion of the 
 caecum 
 
 Blinddarm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Blinddarm-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of caecum 
 
 Blinddarm-tasche, /. subcaecal fossa 
 
 Blinddarm-verwachsung, /. adhesion 
 of the Cfficum 
 
 Blinddarm-zerreissung, /. laceration 
 of caecum 
 
 Blinddarmchen, n. little cul de sac 
 
 Blinde, m. & f. & blind person 
 
 Blinden, v.t. to render blind 
 
 Blinden-anstalt, /. asylum or institu* 
 tion for the blind 
 
 Blinden-erziehungsanstalt, /. educa- 
 tional institution for the blind 
 
 Blinden-fursorge, /. the care of the 
 blind 
 
 Blinden-schule, /. school for the 
 blind 
 
 Blinden-unterricht, /. instruction of 
 the blind 
 
 Blinder Fleck, m. the blind spot 
 
 Blindes Loch, n. foramen caecum 
 
 Blind-geborene, m. & f. a person 
 born blini 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 B!u 
 
 BHnd-gewordene, m. & /. one who 
 has become bUnd 
 
 Blind-heit, /. bhndness 
 
 Blind-sack, m. cul de sac ; caecal 
 pouch 
 
 Blind-sackchen, n. a small cul de 
 sac 
 
 Blind-sackformig, a. or -sackig, a. 
 of cul de sac form, caecal 
 
 Blind-schlauch, m. tube closed at 
 one end 
 
 Blind-taubheit, /. combined blind- 
 ness and deafness 
 
 Blinzeln, v.i. to blink, to nictitate, to 
 wink 
 
 Blinzeln, n. nictitation, blinking 
 
 Blinzhaut, /. membrana nictitans 
 
 Blitzkatarrh, m. influenza 
 
 Blitzschlag, m. lightning stroke 
 
 Blodauge, n. a myopic eye 
 
 Blode, a. weak in intellect, imbecile ; 
 dim-sighted 
 
 Blode, m. & f. one of weak intellect 
 
 Blodenanstalt, /. asylum for the 
 imbecile 
 
 Blodigkeit, /. weakness of mind, dim- 
 sightedness 
 
 Blodsichtig, a. dim-sighted 
 
 Blodsichtigkeit, /. amblyopia 
 
 Blodsinn, m. imbecility, idiocy, de- 
 mentia 
 
 angeborener — , idiocy 
 erworbener — , dementia 
 moralischer — , moral insanity 
 
 Blodsinnig, a. imbecile, idiotic 
 
 Blodsinnige, m. & f. an imbecile or 
 idiot 
 
 Blodsinnigkeit, /. = Blodsinn 
 
 Bless, a. bare, nude, naked 
 
 Bloss-legen, v.t. to lay bare, to 
 expose 
 
 Bloss-legung, /. laying bare, denuda- 
 tion 
 
 Bloss-liegen, v.i. to lie bare or be 
 exposed 
 
 Blumenkohl, m. cauliflower 
 
 Blumenkohl-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. 
 resembling a cauliflower 
 
 Blumenkohl-form, /. cauliflower- 
 shape 
 
 Blumenkohl-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Blumenkohl-geschwulst, /. or -ge- 
 wachs, n. cauliflower excrescence 
 or growth 
 
 Blut, n. blood 
 
 Blut-abfluss, m. haemorrhage, dis- 
 charge of blood 
 
 Blut-abfuhr, /. or -abfuhrung, /. 
 withdrawal of blood 
 
 Blut-abgang, »«.= -abfluss 
 Blut-abscess, m. suppurating haema- 
 
 toma 
 Blut-abscheidung, /. or -abson- 
 
 derung, /. secretion or excretion 
 ■ of blood 
 Blutader, /. = Vane, vein ; vide for 
 
 all compds. Venen- 
 Blut-albumin, n. blood albumin 
 Blut-andrang, m. congestion, active 
 
 hyperaemia 
 Blut-anhaufung, /. or -ansammlung, 
 
 /. accumulation of blood, engorge- 
 ment, congestion 
 Blut-anschoppung, /. hasmorrhagic 
 
 infarct, engorgement 
 Blut-arm, a. anaemic 
 Blut-armut, /. anaemia 
 Blut-auflosend, a. haemolytic 
 Blut-aufsaugung, /. absorption of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-auge, n. eye reddened by in- 
 flammation or ecchymosis, hyp- 
 
 agmia, haemophthalmia 
 Blut-ausfluss, m. haemorrhage 
 Blut-ausleerend, a. depletive 
 Blut-ausleerung, /. depletion of blood 
 Blut-ausscheidung, /. excretion of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-austausch, m. blood exchange 
 Blut-austreten, n. -austretung, /. or 
 
 -austritt, m. extravasation of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-auswurf, m. sputum containing 
 
 blood 
 Blut-bahn, /. blood-vessel or channel 
 Blut-balg, m. blood-cyst 
 Blut-bedeckt, a. blood-stained 
 Blut-befleckt, a. gory 
 Blut-behalter, m. = -gefass 
 Blut-beimengung, /. admixture of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-bereitend, a. = -bildend 
 Blut-bereitung, /. = -bildung 
 Blut-beschaffenheit, /. state of the 
 
 blood 
 Blut-bespritzt, a. blood-stained 
 Blut-bestandteil, m. constituent part 
 
 of blood 
 Blut-beule, /. haamatoma 
 Blut-bewegung, /. movement or 
 
 circulation of blood 
 Blut-bildend, a. blood-forming 
 Blut-bilder, n. or -bildner, m. blood- 
 former 
 Blut-bildung, /. blood-formation, 
 
 haematopoiesis 
 Blut-blase, /, blood-blister, haema- 
 
 toma 
 
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 Dlu 
 
 Blut-brechen, n. hsematemesis 
 Blut-bruch, m. hsematocele 
 Blut-cylinder, m. blood-cast 
 Blut-cyste, /. cyst containing blood 
 Blutdruck, m. blood-pressure 
 Blutdruck-herabsetzung, /. reduc- 
 tion of blood-pressure 
 Blutdruck-messer, m. haemodyna- 
 
 mometer 
 Blutdruck-messung, /. estimation of 
 
 the blood-pressure 
 Blutdruck-regulator, m. regulator of 
 
 the blood-pressure 
 Blutdruck-steigerung, /. increase of 
 
 blood-pressure 
 Blutdruck-verminderung, /. = -her- 
 
 absetzung 
 Blut-druse, /. blood-gland, vascular 
 
 gland 
 Blut-dunst, m. odour of fresh blood 
 Blut'dyskrasie, /. blood dyscrasia 
 Blut-egel, m. leech 
 Blut-egelstich, m. or -egelbiss, m. 
 
 leech-bite 
 Blut-eindickung, /. thickening of the 
 
 blood 
 Blut-einspritzung, /. injection or 
 
 transfusion of blood 
 Blut-eiter, m. sanies or blood-con- 
 taining pus 
 Blut-eiterung, /. pyaemia, suppura- 
 tion of the blood 
 Blut-eiweiss, n. blood or serum 
 
 albumin 
 Blutejahre, n.pl. prime of life 
 Bluten, v.i. to bleed 
 Blutend, a. bleeding 
 Blut-entartung, f. degeneration of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-enthaltend, a. blood-containing, 
 
 sanguineous 
 Blut-entleerung, /. blood-letting 
 Blut-entmischung, /. disintegration 
 or breaking down of blood ; in- 
 fection of blood (with syphilis, 
 tubercle, &c.) 
 Blut-entwickelung, /. development 
 
 of blood 
 Blut-entziehend, a. hsmagogic 
 Blut-entziehung, /. blood-letting 
 Blut-entziehungsmittel, n. haema- 
 
 gogue 
 Bluter, m. a bleeder, sufferer from 
 
 haemophilia 
 Bluter-dyskrasie, /. haemophilia 
 Bluter-familie, /. family subject to 
 
 haemophilia 
 Bjiiter-gelenk, n. haemarthrosis 
 Bluter-krankheitj, /. h^mophiUa 
 
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 Blut-erbrechen, n. haematemesis 
 Blut-erfiillt, a. filled with blood 
 Blut-ergiessung, /. or -erguss, m. 
 extravasation or effusion of blood 
 Blut-erneuerung, /. renovation of the 
 
 blood (as in the lungs) 
 Blut-ersetzung, /. replacement of 
 
 blood, transfusion 
 Blut-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 Blut-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Blut-erzeugungsmittel, n. = -bilder 
 Blut-extravasat, m. extravasated 
 
 blood 
 Blut-farbe, /. blood-pigment 
 Blut-farbig, a. blood-coloured 
 Blut-farbstoff, m. the blood-pig- 
 ments (e.g. haemoglobin, &c.) 
 Blut-faserstoff, m. fibrin 
 Blut-faule, /. pyamia, septicaemia 
 Blut-fiecken, m. blood-spot, blood- 
 stain, petechia 
 Blut-fleckenkrankheit, /. morbus 
 maculosus, purpura hasmorrhagica 
 Blut-fluss, m. haemorrhage 
 Blut-fjiissig, a. hemorrhagic 
 Blut-flussigkeit, /. blood-plasma 
 Blut-fiihrend, a. carrying blood 
 Blut-fiille, /. plethora 
 Blut-gang, m. haemorrhage, dis- 
 charge of blood 
 Blut-gas, n. gas of the blood 
 Blut-gaswechsel, m. changes in 
 blood-gases (as during respiration) 
 Blut-gefarbt, a. blood-stained 
 Blutgefass, n. blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass- (in compds.), vascular ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Gefass- 
 Blutgefass-ast, 'm. branch of blood- 
 vessel 
 Blutgefass-ausbreitung, /. distribu- 
 tion of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-bahn, /. track of blood- 
 vessel 
 Blutgefass-bindegewebe, n. connec- 
 tive tissue of blood-vessel 
 Blutgefasschen, n. a small blood- 
 vessel 
 Blutgefass-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass-erweiterung, /. dilatation 
 
 of blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass-fullung, /. amount of 
 
 fluid in blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass-gegend, /. region of blood- 
 vessels 
 Blutgefass-gerausch, n. vascular 
 
 bruit or murmur 
 Blutgefass-geschwulst, /, vascular 
 tumour, angioma 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Blu 
 
 Blutgefass-gewebe, n. tissue of 
 
 blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass-haltig, a. containing 
 
 blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-knoten, m. vascular gland 
 Blutgefass-knauel, m. a glomerulus 
 
 or tuft of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-krankheit, /. affection of 
 
 blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-lehre, /. angiology 
 Blutgefass-miindung, /. orifice of 
 
 blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass-netz, n. network of 
 
 blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-neubildung, /. formation 
 
 of new blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-offnung, /. = -miindung 
 Blutgefass-stamm, m. trunk of 
 
 blood-vessel 
 Blutgefass-system, n. vascular sys- 
 tem 
 Blutgef ass-ton, m. vascular tone 
 Blutgefass-iiberfiillung, /. engorge- 
 ment of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-verknocherung, /. calcifi- 
 cation of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-verodung, /. obliteration 
 
 of blood-vessels 
 Blutgef ass-verschluss, m. occlusion 
 
 of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-verstopfung, /. plugging 
 
 of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-verwachsung, /. adhe- 
 sion or closing of blood-vessels 
 Blutgefass-wand, /. wall of blood- 
 vessel 
 Blutgefass-zerreissung, /. laceration 
 
 of blood-vessel 
 Blutgef ass-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Blut-gehalt, m. amount of blood 
 Blut-gerausch, n. haemic murmur 
 Blut-gerinnung, /. blood coagulation 
 Blut-gerinsel, n. blood-clot ; throm- 
 bus 
 Blut-geruch, m. odour of blood 
 Blut-geschwindigkeitsmesser, m. hae- 
 
 modromometer 
 Blut-geschwulst, /. hsematoma 
 Blut-geschwur,M. furuncle, phlegmon 
 Blut-geschwiirartig, a. phlegmonous 
 Blut-gifte, n.pl. toxins of the blood 
 Blut-gleichgewicht, n. blood equili- 
 brium 
 Blut-haargefass, n. a capillary 
 Blut-haltig, a. = -enthaltend 
 Blut-harnen, n. hasmaturia, redwater 
 
 murrain 
 Blut-herd, m. blood focus or centre 
 Blut-hof, m. area sanguinea 
 
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 Blut-hohle, /. blood-cavity 
 
 Blut-husten, m. &n. haemoptysis 
 
 Blut-icterus, m. icterus haematogenes 
 
 Bliithe, /. blossom, menses 
 
 Blutig, a. bloody, sanguineous 
 
 Blut-igel, m. = -egel 
 
 Blut-infarkt, m. haemorrhagic infarct 
 
 Blut-insel, /. infarct 
 
 Blut-kapillaren, pi. blood-capillaries 
 
 Blut-kapillarnetz, n. network of 
 capillaries 
 
 Blut-klumpen, m. blood-clot, coagu- 
 lum 
 
 Blut-knoten, m. haemorrhagic infarct 
 
 Blut-kohle, /. charcoal obtained 
 from bk)od 
 
 Blut-kohlensaure, /. the carbonic 
 acid of blood 
 
 Blut-kornchen, n. blood-granule 
 
 Blutkorperchen, n. blood-corpuscle 
 
 Blutkorperchen - auswanderung, /. 
 emigration of blood-corpuscles, 
 diapedesis 
 
 Blutkorperchen-bewegung, /. move- 
 ments of blood-corpuscle 
 
 Blutkorperchen - einwanderung, /, 
 immigration of blood-corpuscles 
 
 Blutkorperchen-wanderung, /. mi- 
 gration of blood-corpuscles 
 
 Blutkorperchen-zahlapparat, m. or 
 -zahler, m. haemacytometer 
 
 Blutkorperchen-zerfall, m. disinte- 
 gration of blood-corpuscles 
 
 Blut-krankheit, /. any diseased con- 
 dition of the blood 
 
 Blut-krebs, m. fungus haematodes 
 
 Blut-kreislauf, m. circulation of 
 blood 
 
 Blut-kristall, m. blood-crystals 
 
 Blut-kuchen, m. clot, placenta 
 
 Blut-kiigelchen, n. = -korperchcn 
 
 Blut-lache, /. pool of blood ; haemor- 
 rhagic focus or collection (as in 
 apoplexy) 
 
 Blut-lassen, n. 
 letting 
 
 Blut-lauf, m. circulation of blood 
 
 Blutlauf-beschleunigung, /. accelera- 
 tion of circulation of blood 
 
 Blutlauf-hemmung, /. checking of 
 the blood circulation 
 
 Blutlauf-storung, /. disturbance of 
 blood circulation 
 
 Blutlauf-verlangsamung, /. slowing 
 of the blood circulation 
 
 Blut-laugensalz, n. (gelbes), ferro- 
 cyanide of potassium 
 
 Blut-laugensalz, n. (rotes), ferri- 
 cyanide of potassium 
 
 bleeding, blood- 
 
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 Blu 
 
 Blut-laus, f. Schizoneura lanigera, 
 
 Hausm. 
 Blut-leer, a. iDloodless, ex-sanguine 
 Blut-leere, /. bloodlessness, anaemia ; 
 
 bloodless condition 
 Blut-leerheit, /. = -leere 
 Blut-lehre, /. hasmatology 
 Blut-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Blut-leiter, m. sinus 
 Blut-leiterentzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of a sinus 
 Blut-los, a. bloodless 
 Blut-losigkeit, /. bloodlessness, anae- 
 mia 
 Blut-machend, a. = -bildend 
 Blut-mal, n. naevus, birthmark 
 Blut-mangel, m. want of blood, 
 
 anaemia 
 Blut-masse, /. mass or quantity of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-mauser, /. or -mauserung, /. 
 retrogressive metamorphosis of 
 blood 
 Blut-menge, /. amount of blood 
 Blut-mischung, /. the composition 
 
 or constitution of blood 
 Blut-mittel, w. blood-making remedy, 
 
 blood tonic 
 Blut-mole, /. vascular mole 
 Blut-nabelbruch, m. haematom- 
 
 phalocele 
 Blut-napf, m,. or -napfchen, n. 
 
 bleeding-basin 
 Blut-neubildung, /. renewal of blood 
 Blut-neueriing, /. = -erneuerung 
 Blut-pfropf, wi. embolus, hasmor- 
 
 rhagic infarct, thrombus 
 Blut-pigment, n. blood-pigment 
 Blut-pigmentverfarbung, /. discolora- 
 tion of blood-pigment 
 Blut-pilz, m. boletus satanus (poi- 
 sonous fungus) ; micrococcus pro- 
 digiosus (bleeding host) 
 Blut-plasma, n. blood-plasma 
 Blut-plattchen, n. blood plate or disc 
 Blut-probe, /. blood test {e.g. in 
 
 forensic medicine) 
 Blut-punkt, m. blood dots or islets 
 Blut-raum, m. blood space 
 Blut-reich, a. rich in blood, plethoric 
 Blut-reichtum, m. vascularity, 
 
 plethora 
 Blut-reinigend, a. blood-purifying 
 Blut-reinigung, /. purification of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-reinigungsmittel, n. remedy for 
 
 purifying the blood 
 Blut-reinigungsthee, m. Decoctum 
 lignorum, Ph. G. 
 
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 Blut-retentionsgeschwulst, /. reten- 
 tion ; blood-tumour (e.g. in atre- 
 sia vaginae) 
 Blut-rot, a. blood-red 
 Blut-rot, n. blood colouring matter 
 
 or pigments 
 Blut-ruhr, /. dysentery 
 Blut-runstig, a. bleeding, bloody, 
 
 black-and-blue (e.g. contusion) 
 Blut-sack, m. blood-cyst 
 Blut-salze, n.pl. the constituent 
 
 salts of the blood 
 Blut-sauerstoff, m. oxygen of the 
 
 blood 
 Blut-sauger, m. leech 
 Blut-saule, /. blood column 
 Blut-schande, /. incest 
 Blut-schander, m. incestuous person 
 Blut-schanderisch, a. incestuous 
 Blut-scharfe, /. acidity of the blood 
 
 (colloquial) 
 Blut-scheu, /. dread of blood 
 Blut-schlag, m. or -schlagfluss, m. 
 
 apoplexy 
 Blut-schorf, m. crust composed of 
 
 blood ; also healing beneath such, 
 
 a scab 
 Blut-schwamm, m. fungus haema- 
 
 todes 
 Blut-schwar, m. or -schwaren, m. 
 
 furuncle 
 Blut-schweiss, m. or -schwitzen, n. 
 
 bloody sweat 
 Blut-serum, n. blood-serum 
 Blut-senkung, /. gravitation or 
 
 settling down of the blood to the 
 
 lowest parts 
 Blut-seuche, /. anthrax 
 Blut-sieb, n. parenchyma 
 Blut-spaltpilze, m.pl. schizomycetes 
 
 or fission fungi found in the 
 
 blood 
 Blut-speien, n. or -spucken, n, 
 
 hsemoptjfsis 
 Blut-spur, /. blood-mark, trace of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-star, m. a blood-clot in pupillary 
 
 space 
 Blut-stauung, /. passive hyperaemia, 
 
 vascular engorgement ; haemor-" 
 
 rhagic infarct 
 Blut-stein, m. anhydrous peroxide of 
 
 iron, haematite 
 Blut-stillen, n. arrest of haemorrhage 
 Blut-stillend, a. haemostatic, styptic 
 Blut-stillung, /. arrest of haemor- 
 rhage 
 Blut-stillungsmittel, n, a haemo- 
 static, a styptic 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLtSTT DICTIONARY 
 
 b.m.a; 
 
 Blut-stillungsrohre, /. Bellocq's 
 
 canula 
 Blut-stippchen, n. minute blood- 
 point or petechia 
 Blut-stockung, /. = -stauung 
 Blut-streifen, m. streak of blood (as 
 
 in sputum) 
 Blut-streifig, a. streaked with blood 
 Blut-strieme, /. wheal, bloody mark 
 Blut-strom, m. blood stream 
 Blut-stromung, /. flow or circulation 
 
 of blood 
 Blut-stromungshindernis, n. impedi- 
 ment to circulation of blood 
 Blut-stuhl, m. bloody stool 
 Blut-sturz, m. violent haemoptysis 
 Blut-sucht, /. haemophilia 
 Blutsverwandt, a. related by blood 
 Blutsverwandte, m. & /. blood rela- 
 tion 
 Blutsverwandtschaft, /. consan- 
 guinity 
 Blut-tausch, m. = -austausch, nt. 
 Blut-teilchen, n. particle or corpuscle 
 
 of blood 
 Blut-transudat, n. extravasated 
 
 blood 
 Blut-tropfeln, n. dripping of blood, 
 
 stillicidinm sanguinis 
 Blut-tropfen, m. drop of blood 
 Blut-iiberfiilit, a. congested, pleth- 
 oric, hyperaemic 
 Blut-iiberfiillung, f. congestion, hy- 
 
 peraemia, plethora 
 Blut-iiberheizung, /. hyperpyrexia 
 Blut-iiberladung, /. = -uberfiillung 
 Blut-iiberleitung, /. transfusion of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-umlauf, m. circulation of blood 
 Blutung, /. bleeding, haemorrhage 
 Blutungs-befordernd, a. promoting 
 
 hasmorrhage 
 Blutungs-erzeugend, a. producing 
 
 haemorrhage 
 Blutungs-herd, m. haemorrhagic 
 
 centre 
 Blutungs-quelle, /. source of bleeding 
 Blutungs-ursache, /. cause of bleed- 
 ing 
 Blutungs-zuckung, /. anasmic con- 
 vulsion 
 Blut-unterlaufen, a. bloodshot 
 Blut-unterlaufung, /. ecchymosis, 
 
 sigillation 
 Blut-untersuchung, /. examination 
 
 of blood 
 Blut-veranderung, /. blood change 
 Blut-verarmung, /. impoverishment 
 of blood 
 
 Blut-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-verdiinnung, /. thinning oi 
 
 blood 
 Blut-verfarbung, /. discoloration oi 
 
 blood 
 Blut-vergiessen, n. blood-shedding 
 Blut-vergiftung, /. blood-poisoning 
 Blut-verirrung, /. deviation of blood 
 Blut-verlust, m. loss of blood 
 Blut-vermehrung, /. increase in 
 
 amount of blood 
 Blut-verminderung, /. decrease in 
 
 amount of blood 
 Blut-verteilung, /. distribution of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-verunreinigung, /. contamina- 
 tion of blood 
 Blut-verwandlung, /. metamorpho- 
 sis of blood 
 Blut-verwandschaft, /. consanguinity 
 Blut-verwasserung, /. watery state 
 
 of the blood 
 Blut-vorrat, m. total amount of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-wallung, /. congestion, active 
 
 haemorrhage 
 Blut-warm, a. of blood-heat 
 Blut-warme, /. blood-heat 
 Blut-warze, /. naevus (vascular)j 
 
 birth-mark 
 Blut-wasser, n. blood-serum 
 Blut-wassergefass, n. lymphatic 
 
 vessel 
 Blut-wasserig, a. serous, lymphatic 
 Blut-wasserigkeit, /. poverty of 
 
 blood, serous condition of blood ; 
 
 hydraemia, anaemia, spanaemia 
 Blut-wassermangel, m. deficiency of 
 
 serum in blood, anaemydria 
 Blut-wassersucht, /. = -wasserig- 
 
 keit 
 Blut-welle, /. blood-wave 
 Blut-wurz, /. or -wurzel, /. tormentil 
 
 root 
 Blut-zelle, /. blood-cell or -corpuscle 
 Blut-zersetzung, /. decomposition of 
 
 blood 
 Blut-zudrang, m. congestion, active 
 
 hyperemia 
 Blut-zufluss, m. blood-supply, flow 
 
 of blood to a part 
 Blut-zufuhr, /. = -zufluss 
 Blut-zufiihrend, a. blood-supplying 
 Blut-zusammensetzung, /. composi- 
 tion of the blood 
 Blut-zwang,m. dysentery .bloody flux 
 B. N. A. = Baseler anatomischef: 
 
 Nomenclatur 
 
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SoC 
 
 OP MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bra 
 
 JBocksaure, /. hircic acid 
 Bockshaare, n.pl. hairs of tlie tragus 
 Bockshornsamen, m. Semen feni 
 
 graeci, Ph.G. 
 Boden, m. ground, basis, floor, 
 
 fundus 
 Boden-ausdiinstung, /. surface eva- 
 poration 
 Boden-luft, /. groUnd-air 
 Boden-satZj m. sediment, dregs, 
 
 deposit 
 Boden-zelle, f, basilar cell 
 Bogetl, ni. bowj curve, afch 
 Bogert-bohfer, m. a bow-drill 
 Bogen-biindel, w. superior longitu^ 
 
 dinal fasciculus 
 Bogen-fasfer, /. arcuate fibre 
 Bogen-formig, a. arched, arcuate, 
 
 curved 
 Bogen-furche, /. hippocampal fissure 
 Bogen-gang, m. semicircular canal 
 Bogen-gangmiindung, /. aperture of 
 
 semicircular canal 
 Bogen-sage, /. a bow- or frame-saw 
 Bogen-strang, m. fasciculus arcuatus 
 Bogen-wulst, m. corpus callosum 
 Bohne, /. bean 
 
 Bohnenformig, a. bean-shaped 
 Bohnengross, a. as large as a bean 
 Bohrend, a. perforating, boring 
 Bohrer, m. gimlet, drill, perforator 
 Bohrmaschine, /. machine-drill, 
 
 dental engine 
 Boldoblatter, n.pl. leaves of Peumus 
 
 Boldus 
 Boletsaure, /. boletic acid 
 Bolus, m. (weisser), argilla 
 Bombus, m. tinnitus 
 Bonjourtropfen, n. the morning 
 
 drop of discharge in chronic gleet 
 Borax, m. borax 
 Borax-kalk, m. borate of lime 
 -Borax-karmin, m. borax carmine 
 iBorax-saure, /. boric acid 
 , Borax- weinstein, m. tartarus bor- 
 
 atus 
 Boretsch, m. Borago officinalis, L. 
 Borckchen, n. a small crust or scab 
 Borke, /. bark ; crust ; scab 
 Borken-bildung, /, formation of 
 
 crust, scabbing 
 Borken-flechte,/. eczema squamosum 
 Borken-kratze, /. Norwegian itch 
 Bor- (in compds.), bor-, boracic, 
 
 borate, boric 
 Borneokampfer, m. Borneo camphor 
 Borneol, n. = Borneokampfer 
 ^Borniert, a. mentally weak, narrow- 
 minded 
 
 Borniertheit, /. mental weakness, 
 
 narrow-mindedness 
 Borocalcit, n. borocalcite 
 Boronatrocalcit, n. — Borocalcit 
 Borretsch, m. = Boretsch 
 Bor-salbe, /. boracic ointment 
 Bor-sauer, a. borate 
 Bor-saure, /. boric acid 
 Bor-saureanhydrid, n. boric anhy- 
 dride 
 Bor-saureweinstein, nt. potassiunl 
 
 boro-tartrate 
 Bor-stickstoff, w4. bdron nitride 
 Bor-trioxyd, n. boron trioxide 
 Borste, /. bristle 
 Borstenzellej /. bristle-cell 
 Bosartig, a. malignant, virulent 
 Bosartigkeit, /. mahgnancy, viru- 
 lence 
 Bose, a. bad, ill, noxious, evil, 
 
 virulent, malignant, sore 
 Boser Finger, m. panaritium 
 Boses Wesen, n. epilepsy 
 Bostock'scher Katarrh, m. hay-fever 
 Botallischer Gang, m. ductus arterio- 
 sus 
 Botallischer Strang, m. chorda ductus 
 
 arteriosi 
 BotalHsches Loch, n. foramen ovale 
 
 (of heart) 
 Bothriokephalen, pi. tapeworms of 
 
 the genus bothriocephalus 
 Botryomycose, /. botryomycosis 
 Bottger's Zuckerprobe, /. bismuth 
 
 subnitrate test for sugar 
 Botulismus, m. poisoning by saus- 
 ages 
 Bracherium, n. a truss 
 Brachial, a. relating to the arm 
 Brachioradialis, m. supinator longus 
 Brachy- (in compds.), brachy-, short 
 Brachy-auchenie, /. shortness of neck 
 
 and throat 
 Brachy-biotik, /. the endeavoijr to 
 
 shorten life 
 Brachy-biotisch, a. short-lived 
 Brachy-chilie, /. smallness of the 
 
 middle third of the upper lip 
 Brachy-kephalen, pi. brachyceph- 
 
 alic races 
 Brachy-kephalie, /. brachycephaly 
 Brachy-metropie, /. myopia 
 Brachy-pneuma, n. shortness of 
 
 breath 
 Brachy-pneumatisch, a. brachypneu- 
 
 matic, short of breath 
 Brackig, a. brackish 
 Brackisch, a. = Brackig 
 Brackwasser, w, brackish water 
 
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Bra 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sre 
 
 Brady- (in compds.), brady^, slow, 
 
 impeded 
 Bradyarthrie, /. scanning speech 
 Brady-cardie-, /: bradycardia, slow 
 
 action of heart 
 Brady-lalie, /. slow and laboured 
 
 speech 
 Brady-pepsie, /. slow digestion 
 Brady-phasie, /. slowness of speech 
 
 of cerebral origin 
 Brady-phrasie, /, slowness of speech 
 
 of intellectual origin 
 Brady-spermatismus, m. slowness in 
 
 seminal ejaculation 
 Bradysurie, /. slowness of micturi- 
 tion 
 Braidismus, m. hypnotism 
 Branchialbogen, m. branchial arch 
 Brand, m. gangrene, necrosis, slough 
 begrenzter — , localised, limited, 
 
 circumscribed gangrene 
 diffuser — , diffuse, non-circum- 
 scribed gangrene 
 feuchter — , or heisser — , moist, 
 inflammatory or acute gan- 
 grene 
 kalter — , or trockener — , cold, 
 dry or senile gangrene 
 Brand-ader, /. crural vein 
 Brand-beule, /. carbuncle 
 Brand-beulenseuche, /. = Milzbrand 
 Brand-blase, /. blister from burn or 
 
 scald ; gangrenous bulla 
 Brand-blatter, /. malignant pustule ; 
 
 blister 
 Brand-fieber, n. septicaemic fever 
 Brand-flecken, m. gangrenous spot ; 
 
 a burn-mark 
 Brand-gas, n. gas produced in gan- 
 grene 
 Brand-geschwur, n. gangrenous ulcer 
 Brand-harz, n. residue left on dis- 
 tillation of resinous substances 
 Brand-herd, m. focus of gangrene ; 
 
 centre of a burn 
 Brand-hof, m. areola of a burn 
 Brandig, a. gangrenous, sloughing 
 Brandig-werden, n. the becoming 
 
 gangrenous 
 Brand-jauche, /. ichor from gangrene 
 Brand-liniment, n. liniment for 
 
 burns 
 Brand-mal, n. vascular naevus 
 Brand-metastase, /. secondary or 
 
 metastatic gangrene 
 Brand-mittel, n. escharotic ; a 
 
 remedy for gangrene 
 Brand-narbe, /. scar resulting from 
 burn or gangrene 
 
 Brand-ole, n.pl. oils obtained by 
 
 destructive distillation of organic 
 
 substances 
 Brand-pilze, m.pl. ustilagineEe 
 Brand-pocke, /. variola diphtheritica 
 
 (of animals) 
 Brand-rose, /. phlegmonous ery- 
 sipelas 
 Brand-salbe, /. ointment for burns 
 Brand-schorf, m. dry gangrene ; 
 
 gangrenous crust ; eschar 
 Brand-schorfbildung, /. formation of 
 
 dry, gangrenous crust 
 Brand-schwaren, m. = Milzbrand 
 Brand-seuche, /. gangrene from 
 
 ergotism 
 Brand-stiftungstrieb, m. impulse to 
 
 incendiarism 
 Brand-stiftungswut, /. mania for 
 
 incendiarism 
 Brand- verletzung, /. injury produced 
 
 by burn 
 Brand-wunde, /. a burn or scald 
 Branntwein, m. brandy, spirit, 
 
 alcohol ; vide for compds. also 
 
 Alkohol- 
 Branntwein-hefe, /. alcohol ferment^ 
 
 saccharomyces cerevisii 
 Branntwein-vergif tung, /. alcoholism 
 Brasiliennussol, n. oil of Brazil-nut 
 Brassinsaure, /. erucic acid 
 Braten, v.i. to roast 
 Brauchbar, a. useful 
 Braue, /. and compds., vide Augen- 
 
 braue 
 Braune, /. angina, quinsy 
 
 brandige, or diphtheritische — , 
 
 diphtheria 
 hautige — , croup 
 odematose — , angina cedema- 
 tosa 
 Braun, a. brown 
 
 Braunstein, m. dioxide of manganese 
 Brausen, v.i. to tingle, to hum, to 
 
 buzz ; to sing (as in tinnitus 
 
 aurium) ; to effervesce 
 Brause-bad, n. shower-bath 
 Brause-magnesia, /. effervescing 
 
 citrate of magnesia 
 Brause-mischung, /. effervescing 
 
 mixture 
 Brause-pulver, n. effervescing 
 
 powder ; -pulver, abfiihrendes, 
 
 Seidlitz powder ; -pulver, eng- 
 
 lisches, Pulvis aerophorus angli- 
 
 cus. Ph. G. 
 Brech- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 emetics or vomiting ; relating to 
 refraction 
 
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Bre 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bre 
 
 Brech-akt, m. act of vomiting 
 
 Brech-anfall, m. attack of vomiting 
 
 Brech-anstrengung, /. retching, the 
 effort of vomiting 
 
 Brech-arznei, /. emetic 
 
 Brech-bewegung, /. the movements 
 occurring in the act of vomiting 
 
 Brech-durchfall, m. diarrhoea with 
 vomiting (as in EngHsh cholera) 
 
 Brechen, v.i. to fracture ; to vomit ; 
 v.refl. to refract ; to come to a 
 crisis (fever, disease) ; to vomit 
 
 Brechend, a. refractive 
 
 Brechen-erregend, a. exciting to 
 vomit, emetic 
 
 Brechen-stillend, a. checking vomit- 
 ing, anti-emetic 
 
 Brech-fieber, n. fever accompanied 
 by vomiting 
 
 Brech-kraft, /. power of refraction 
 
 Brech-mittel, n. emetic 
 
 Brech-neigung, /. inclination to 
 vomit, nausea 
 
 Brech-nuss, /. nux vomica 
 
 Brech-pille, /. emetic pill 
 
 Brech-pulver, n. emetic powder 
 
 Brech-punkt, m. point of refraction 
 
 Brech-purgieren, n. emeto-catharsis 
 
 Brech-reiz, m. or -reizung, /. nausea; 
 the exciting cause of vomiting ; 
 provocation to vomit 
 
 Brech-ruhr, /. diarrhoea with vomit- 
 ing (as in English cholera) 
 
 Brech-trank, m. emetic draught 
 
 Brechung, /. refraction ; the act of 
 breaking 
 
 Brechungs-ebene, /. plane of refrac- 
 tion 
 
 Brechungs-exponent, m. index of 
 refraction 
 
 Brechungs-fehler, m. error of refrac- 
 tion 
 
 Brechungs-gesetz, n. law of refrac- 
 tion 
 
 Brechungs-index, m. = -exponent 
 
 Brechungs-kraft, /. = -vermogen 
 
 Brechungs-vermogen, n. refractive 
 power 
 
 Brechungs-winkel, m. angle of re- 
 fraction 
 
 Brechungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 refraction 
 
 Brech-veilchen, n. ionidium ipeca- 
 cuanha 
 
 Brech-versuch, m. attempt to vomit 
 
 Brech-wein, m. antimonial wine 
 
 Brech-weinstein, m. tartar emetic 
 
 Brech-weinsteinausschlag, m. rash 
 from tartar emetic 
 
 Brech-weinsteinpflaster, n. antimo- 
 nial plaster 
 
 Brech-weinsteinsalbe, /. ointment of 
 tartarated antimony 
 
 Brech-wurzel, /. ipecacuanha 
 
 Brech-wurzelwein, m. ipecacuanha 
 wine 
 
 Brech-zustand, ni. condition of re- 
 fraction 
 
 Brei, m. pap, pulp 
 
 Brei-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. pap-like 
 pulpy, pultaceous, atheromatous 
 
 Brei-aufschlag, m. a poultice 
 
 Brei-cyste, /. or -geschwulst, /. 
 atheromatous cyst or tumour 
 
 Brei-umschlag, m. = -aufschlag 
 
 Brei-weich, a. pulpy to touch 
 
 Breiicht, a. pap-like, pulpy, pulta- 
 ceous, atheromatous 
 
 Breiig, a. = Breiicht 
 
 Breit, a. broad, latus 
 
 Breite, /. breadth, width 
 
 Breiten-gefuhl, n. = -wert 
 
 Breiten-hohenindex, m. transverso- 
 vertical index 
 
 Breiten-index, m. cephalic index 
 
 Breiten-wert, m. breadth-value, 
 breadth-feeling (visual) 
 
 Breitkopfig, a. brachycephalic 
 
 Breitschadel, m. brachycephaly 
 
 Bremse, /. gadfly 
 
 Bremsenlarvenschwindel, m. staggers 
 (in sheep) 
 
 Bremsfliege, /. = Dasselfliege 
 
 Brenn- (in compds.), relating to 
 burn, cautery, focus 
 
 Brenn-bar, a. combustible 
 
 Brenn-barkeit, /. combustibility 
 
 Brenn-cylinder, m. moxa 
 
 Brenn-ebene, /. focal plane 
 
 Brenn-eisen, n. cautery-iron, actual 
 cautery 
 
 Brennen, v.i. & i. to burn, to 
 cauterise ; to smart, to sting 
 
 Brennen, n. burning, ignition ; cau- 
 terisation, smarting 
 
 Brennend, a. burning, caustive, 
 pungent, smarting, stinging 
 
 Brenner, m. (galvanokaustischer), 
 cautery (galvanic) 
 
 Brenn-glas, n. burning-glass 
 
 Brenn-kegel, m. moxa 
 
 Brenn-klammer, /. cautery-clamp 
 
 Brenn-messer, n. cautery-knife 
 
 Brenn-mittel, n. caustic, cautery 
 
 Brenn-nessel, /. stinging nettle 
 
 Brenn-nesselkur, /. treatment by 
 urtication 
 
 Brenn-ofendampfe,w.p^.kiln vapours 
 
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Bre 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Brd 
 
 Brenn-puhkt, m. focus ; -punkt- 
 abstand, m. focal distance ; 
 -puhktebene, /. focal plane ; 
 -mangel, m-. astigmatism ; 
 -scheere, /. cautery-scissors (with 
 Paquelin's apparatus) 
 Brenn-schorf, m. eschar, slough 
 
 from burn, scald, or caustic 
 Brenn-strecke, /. focal area 
 Brenn-weite, /. focal distance 
 Brenn-wirkung, /. effect of cauter- 
 isation 
 Brenn-zylinder, m. moxa 
 Brenz- (in compds.), pyro- 
 Brenz-essigather, m. acetone 
 Brenz-essiggeist, m. acetone 
 Brenz-gallussaure, /. pyrogallic acid 
 Brenz-harz, n. residue left on dis- 
 tillation of resinous substances 
 Brenz-katechin, n. pyrocatechin 
 Brenz-ole, n.pl. oils obtained by 
 destructive distillation of organic 
 substances 
 Brenz-saure, /. pyroacid 
 Brenz-schleimsaure, /. pyromucic 
 
 acid 
 Brenz-traubensaure, /. pyroracemic 
 
 acid 
 Brenz-verbindung, /. pyro-compound 
 Brenz- weinsaure, /. pyrotartaric acid 
 Brenzlich, a. empyreumatic, having 
 
 a burnt smell or taste 
 Bresthaft, a. incurably diseased 
 Bretthart, a. hard as a board 
 Bries, n. thymus 
 Brille, /. spectacles 
 
 stenopaische — , glasses which 
 allow only a small amount of 
 light to enter the eye 
 Brillen-gestell, n. spectacle-frame 
 Brillen-glas, n. spectacle-glass 
 Brillen-lehre, /. the art of spectacle- 
 making 
 Brillen-nummer, /. number of spec- 
 tacle-glass 
 Brillen-ringe, pi. spectacle-frames 
 Brillen-ochleifer, m. spectacle-glass 
 
 grinder 
 Broca'sche Windung, /. Broca's con- 
 volution 
 Brodie'sche Krankheit, /.joint neu- 
 ralgia, usually hysterical 
 Brom, n. bromine 
 Brom-akne, n. bromide acne 
 Brom-ammonium, n. bromide of 
 
 ammonia 
 Brom-ather, m. or -athyl, n. ethyl 
 
 bromide 
 Brom-athylen, n. ethylene bromide 
 
 Bromato- (in compdS;)j delating to 
 
 food or dietetics 
 Bromato-graphie, /. descriptibn of 
 
 foods 
 Bromato-Iogie, /■ Science of foods 
 Bromato-meter, m, Regnier's food-' 
 
 measurer 
 Bromato-metrie, /. fixing of a diet- 
 scale 
 Brom-ausschlag, m. bromide fash 
 Brom-barium, n. barium bromide 
 Brom-calciuni, n. calcium bromide 
 Brom-dampfe, in. pi. bromine fumes 
 Brom-idrosis, /. fetid sweating 
 Brom-kadmium, n. bromide of cad- 
 mium 
 Brom-kalium, n. bromide of potas- 
 sium 
 Brom-kampf er,m .bromated camphor 
 Brom-magnesium, n. magnesium 
 
 bromide 
 Brom-metall, n. metallic bromide 
 Brom-natrium, n. bromide of soda 
 Bromoform, n. bromoform 
 Brom-salze, n.pl. bromides 
 Brom-sauer, a. bromic 
 Brom-saure, /. bromic acid 
 Brom-schnupfen, m. catarrh due to 
 
 bromine or bromides 
 Brom-silber, n. bromide of silver 
 Bromiir, n. bromide 
 Brom-verbindungen, f.pl. bromine 
 
 compounds 
 Brom-vergiftung, /. poisoning from 
 
 bromine or bromides. 
 Brom-wasser, n. bromine-water 
 Brom-wasserstoff, m. or -wasser- 
 
 stoffsaure, /. hydrobromic acid 
 Brom-ziiik, n. bromide of zinc 
 Broncehaut, /. bronzed skin 
 Broncehautkrankheit, /. Addison's 
 
 disease 
 Bronchial, a. bronchial 
 Bronchial- absonderung, /. bronchial 
 
 secretion 
 Bronchial-arterie, /. bronchial artery 
 Bronchial-ast, m. tjronchial branch 
 Bronchial-atmen, n. or atmung, /. 
 
 bronchial breathing 
 Bronchial-baum, m. bronchial tree 
 Bronchial-biutader, /. bronchial vein 
 Bronchialdruse, /. bronchial gland 
 Bronchialdriisen-erweichung, /. soft- 
 ening of bronchial glands 
 Bronchialdriisen-gewebe, n. tissue Of 
 
 bronchial glands 
 Bronchialdriisen - schrumpfung, /. 
 shrinking or atrophy of broQcMai 
 glands 
 
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Bro 
 
 OF MEDICAL tEfeMS 
 
 Bru 
 
 Bronchialdruseil-schwellung,/. swell- 
 ing of bronchial glands 
 
 Bronchialdriisen-verkalkung, /. cal- 
 cification of bronchial glands 
 
 Bronchialdriisen-verkasung, /. casea- 
 tion ol bronchial glands 
 
 Bronchialdriisen-verodung, /. obliter- 
 ation or atrophy of bronchial 
 glands 
 
 Bronchial-erweiterung, /. bronchiec- 
 tasis 
 
 Bronchial-fadenwurm, m. filaria 
 bronchialis 
 
 Bronchial-fremitus, m. rhonchal fre- 
 mitus 
 
 Bronchial-gerausch, n. bronchial 
 sound or murmur 
 
 Bronchial-gerinnsel, n. bronchial 
 cast 
 
 Bronchial-geschwiir, n. bronchial 
 ulcer 
 
 Bronchial-katarrh, m. bronchial 
 catarrh, bronchitis 
 
 Bronchial-krampf, m. broncliial 
 spasm, asthma 
 
 Bronchial-krisen, pi. attacks of 
 coughing in tabes 
 
 Bronchial-krupp, m. plastic or 
 croupous bronchitis 
 
 Bronchial-muskel, m. bronchial 
 muscle 
 
 Bronchial-muskelfaser, /. bronchial 
 muscular fibre 
 
 Bronchial-muskellahmung, /. para- 
 lysis of bronchial muscles 
 
 Bronchial-rohre, /. bronchial tube 
 
 Bronchial-sack, m. bronchial sac 
 
 Bronchial-schaum, m. bronchial 
 froth 
 
 Bronchial-schleimdriise, /. bronchial 
 mucous gland 
 
 Bronchial-schleimfluss, m. bronchial 
 mucous discharge 
 
 Bronchial-schieiinhaut, /. bronchial 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Bronchial-stamm, m. bronchial 
 trunk 
 
 Bronchial-stein, m. bronchial or 
 pulmonary calculus 
 
 fironchial-verengerung, /. bronchial 
 stenosis 
 
 Bronchial-verstopfung, /. bronchial 
 obstruction 
 
 Bronchial-verzwieigung, /. ramifica- 
 tion of bronchi 
 Bronchial-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Bronchiektasie, /. bronchiectasis 
 Brondiien, pi. the bronchi ; vide for 
 all compds. Bronchial- 
 
 Bronchiokrisen, f.pl. bronchial crises 
 in tabes dorsalis 
 
 Bronchophonie, f. bronchophony 
 
 Bronchoplastik, /. closure of tracheal 
 fistulre 
 
 Bronchopneumonia, /. broncho-pneu- 
 monia 
 
 Bronchorrhoe, /. bronchorrhoea 
 
 Bronchotom, n. a kind of trache- 
 otomy trocar 
 
 Bronchotomie, /. surgical opening of 
 trachea or larynx 
 
 Bronzehaut, /. bronzed skin 
 
 Bronzekrankheit, /.Addison's disease 
 
 Broschen, n. sweetbread ; thymus 
 
 Brot, n. bread 
 
 Brot-aufschlag, m. bread-poultice 
 
 Brot-brei, m. soaked bread as for 
 poultices 
 
 Brot-iiberschlag, or -umschlag, =• 
 -aufschlag 
 
 Brot-wasser, n. toast and water 
 
 Brown 'sche Bewegung, /. Brownian 
 movement 
 
 Bruch, m. fracture ; hernia, rupture 
 beweglicher — , reducible hernia 
 ' — der weissen Linie, hernia 
 
 through the linea alba 
 — des eirunden Loches, obtu- 
 rator hernia 
 eingeklemmter — , incarcerated 
 
 or strangulated hernia 
 irreponibler — ,irreducib]e hernia 
 reponibler — , reducible hernia 
 unbeweglicher — , irreducible 
 hernia 
 
 Bruch- (in compds.), hernial ; re- 
 lating to fracture 
 
 Bruch-anlage, /. predisposition to 
 hernia 
 
 Bruch-arzt, m. specialist for hernia 
 
 Bruch-band, n. truss 
 
 Bruch-bandfeder, /. spring of a 
 truss 
 
 Bruch-bandmacher, m. truss-maker 
 
 Bruch-binde, /. hernial bandage, 
 bandage for a fracture 
 
 Bruch-darm, m. enterocele 
 
 Bruch-disposition, /. = -anlage 
 
 Bruch-einbringung, /. reduction of 
 hernia 
 
 Bruch-eingeweide, n. visceral con- 
 tents of a hernial sac 
 
 Bruch-einklemmung, /. constriction 
 or strangulation of a hernia 
 
 Bruch-einrichtung, /. setting of a 
 fracture 
 
 Bruch-ende,- n. fractured end of a 
 bone 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bru 
 
 Bruch-gegend, /. region of hernia or 
 
 fracture 
 Bruch-geschwulst, /. hernial tumour 
 Bruch-hals, m. neck of a hernia 
 Briichig, a. brittle 
 Briichigkeit, /. brittleness 
 Bruch-inhalt, m. contents of a 
 
 hernial sac 
 Bruch-kranke, m. & /. a sufferer 
 
 from hernia 
 Bruch-leiden, n. hernial affection 
 Bruch-messer, n. hernia-knife 
 Bruch-offnung, /. = -pforte 
 Bruch-pfiaster, n. plaster for a 
 
 hernia 
 Bruch-pforte, /. or -ring, m. aperture 
 
 through which a hernia passes 
 Bruch-ringerweiterung, /. dilatation 
 
 of hernial aperture 
 Bruchsack, m. hernial sac 
 Bruchsack-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 
 of hernial sac 
 Bruchsack-eroffnung, /. incision of 
 
 hernial sac 
 Bruchsack-grund, m. fundus of a 
 
 hernial sac 
 Bruchsack-hals, m. neck of a hernial 
 
 sac 
 Bruchsack-korper, m. bodj'of hernial 
 
 sac 
 Bruchsack- tasche, /. pocket in her- 
 nial sac 
 Bruchsack-zerreissung, /. tearing of 
 
 a hernial sac (in taxis) 
 Bruch-salbe, /. ointment for hernia 
 Bruch-schaden, m. = -leiden 
 Bruch'sche Membran, /. innermost 
 
 layer of choroid 
 Bruch-schiene, /. or -schindel, /. splint 
 Bruch-schnitt, m. herniotomy 
 Bruch-spalte, /. cleft of a fracture 
 Bruch-splitter, m. splinter of bone 
 Bruch-stiick, n. fragment 
 Bruch-verschiebung, /. reduction of 
 
 a hernia en masse 
 Bruch-wasser, n. serous fluid in a 
 
 hernial sac 
 Briickchen, n. a little bridge, pon- 
 
 ticulus 
 Briicke, /. bridge, pons 
 Brucken-arm, m. middle peduncle of 
 
 cerebellum 
 Briicken-bahn, /. tract of crusta 
 Brucken-beuge, /. Varohan bend 
 Briicken-formation, /. pontine for- 
 mation 
 Briicken-gipsverband, m. bridged or 
 
 interrupted plaster of Paris ban- 
 dage 
 
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 Briicken-kern, m. nucleus of pons 
 
 Varolii 
 Briicken - krummung, /. Varohan 
 
 bend 
 Briicken-sage, /. Hey's saw 
 Briicken-schenkel, m. = -arm 
 Brucken-strahlung, /. or -system, n. 
 
 radiating fibres of the pons 
 Brticke'scher Muskel, m. outermost 
 
 fibres of ciliary muscle 
 Brummend, a. humming, buzzing 
 Brunft, /. rut, condition of being in 
 
 heat (of animals) 
 Brunnen, m. well, spring ; pump ; 
 
 watering-place ; mineral-water 
 Brunnen- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Bade- 
 Brunnen-anstalt, /. watering-place, 
 
 pump-room, spa 
 Brunnen-arzt, m. physician at a 
 
 watering-place 
 Brunnen-diatetik, /. dietary for 
 
 patients at a watering-place 
 Brunnen-faden, m, Crenothrix Kiih- 
 
 niana 
 Brunnen-friesel, m. miliaria ther- 
 
 mica, bath-itch 
 Brunnen-gas, n. w^ell-gas 
 Brunnen-gast, m. visitor at a 
 
 watering-place 
 Brunnen-gebrauch, m. use of min- 
 eral-waters 
 Brunnen-kresse, /. watercress 
 Brunnen-kressenol, n. oil obtained 
 
 from watercress 
 Brunnen-kur, /. use of mineral- 
 waters, treatment at a watering- 
 place 
 Brunnen-lehre, /. balneology 
 Brunnen-ort, m. watering-plaee 
 Brunnen-rausch, m. a slight intoxi- 
 cation from mineral-waters con* 
 
 taining carbonic. acid 
 Brunnen-vergiftuAg, /. poisoning of 
 
 wells 
 Brunnen-zeit, /. bathing season, 
 
 season for using the waters 
 Brunner'sche Driisen, /./>/, Brunner's 
 
 glands 
 Brunn'sche Membran, /. membrana 
 
 limitans olfactoria 
 Brunst, /. = Brunft 
 Brust, /. breast, mamma ; thorax 
 Brust- (in compds.), thoracic, mam* 
 
 mary 
 Brust-ader, /. mammary or thoracic 
 
 vein 
 Brust-angst, /. angina pectoris 
 Brust-aorte, /. thoracic aorta 
 
Bru 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Brii 
 
 Brust-arterie, /. mammary or tho- 
 racic artery 
 
 Brust-arznei, /. medicine for chest 
 complaint 
 
 Brust-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. 
 thoracic breathing 
 
 Brust-beengung, /. sense of oppres- 
 sion or constriction about the 
 chest 
 
 Brustbein, n. sternum 
 
 Brustbein- (in compds.)j sternal, 
 sterno- 
 
 Brustbein-ansatz, m. sternal inser- 
 tion 
 
 Brustbein - ausschnitt, m. sternal 
 notch 
 
 Bi:ustbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 sternum 
 
 Brustbein-durchbohrung, /. perfora- 
 tion of sternum 
 
 Brustbein-handgriff, nt. or -hand- 
 habe, /. manubrium sterni 
 
 Brustbein-knorpel, m. ensiform car- 
 tilage 
 
 Brustbein-leisten, /. foetal strips of 
 cartilage representing the sternum- 
 
 Brustbein-muskel, m. (dreieckiger), 
 triangularis sterni 
 
 Brustbein-rand, m. margin of ster- 
 num 
 
 Brustbein-rippengelenk, n. sterno- 
 costal articulation 
 
 Brustbein-schildknorpelmuskel, m. 
 or -schildmuskel, m . sterno- thyroid 
 muscle 
 
 Brustbein-schlusselbeingelenk, n. or 
 -schlusselgelenk, n. sterno-clavi- 
 cular articulation 
 
 Brustbein-schmerz, m. pain in ster- 
 
 ' nal region 
 
 Brustbein-schwertfortsatz, m. ensi- 
 form process 
 
 Brustbein-spalte, /. or -spaltung, /. 
 sternal cleft 
 
 Brustbein- warzenmuskel, m. sterno- 
 mastoid muscle 
 
 Brustbein-zungenbeinntuskel, m. 
 sterno-hyoid muscle 
 
 Brustbein-zungenmuskel, m. sterno- 
 glossus muscle 
 
 Brust-beklemmung, /. or -beklom- 
 menheit, /. sense of oppression of 
 the chest, dyspnoea 
 
 Brust-beschwerde, /. chest trouble 
 
 Brust-binde, /. chest bandage 
 
 Brust-blatt, n. = -bein 
 
 Brust-braune, /. angina pectoris 
 
 Brust-bruch, m. thoracic hernia 
 
 Brust-buckel, m. hump of chest 
 
 Brustdruse, /. mammary gland ; 
 thoracic gland; thymus 
 
 Brustdriisen- (in compds.), mam- 
 mary 
 
 Brustdriisen-anschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of mammary gland 
 
 Brustdriisen-arterie, /. mammary 
 artery 
 
 Brustdriisen-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of mammary gland 
 
 Brustdrusen-entziindung, /. mastitis 
 
 Brustdriisen-erkrankung, /. affection 
 of mammary gland 
 
 Brustdrusen-fistel, /. mammary fis- 
 tula 
 
 Brustdriisen-gegend, /. mammary 
 region 
 
 Brustdrusen-geschwulst, /. mam- 
 mary tumour 
 
 Brustdrusen-geschwur, n. mammary 
 ulcer 
 
 Brustdrusen-gewebe, n. mammary- 
 gland tissue 
 
 Brustdriisen-krankheit, /. disease of 
 mammary gland 
 
 Brustdrusen-krebs, m. cancer of 
 mammary gland 
 
 Brustdriisen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Brustdriisen-mangel, m. absence of 
 mammary gland 
 
 Brustdriisen-quetschung, /. contu- 
 sion of mammary gland 
 
 Brustdrusen-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Brustdriisen-sekret, n. secretion of 
 mammary gland 
 
 Brustdriisen-iiberzahl, /. supernu- 
 merary mammary gland 
 
 Brustdrusen-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 ung 
 
 Brustdriisen-verhartung, /. indura- 
 tion of mammary gland 
 
 Brustdrusen-vermehrunT, /. = -iiber- 
 zahl 
 
 Brustdriisen-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of mammary gland 
 
 Brust-eingeweide, n. thoracic viscera 
 
 Brust-elexir, n. (danisches), pectoral 
 elixir 
 
 Brust-entzijndung, /. inflammation 
 of chest 
 
 Brust-erforschung, /. examination oi 
 exploration of chest 
 
 Brust-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 chest 
 
 Brust-erschiitterung, /. concussion 
 of chest 
 
 Brustesaft, m. milk in the breast of a; 
 new-born child 
 
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Bm 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Bru 
 
 Brustfell, n. pleura 
 Brustfell-ausschwitzung, /. pleural 
 
 effusion 
 Brustfell-blatt, n. layer of pleura 
 Brustfell-bruch, m. pleurocele 
 Brustfell-entziindung, /. pleurisy 
 Brustfell-erguss, m. pleural or pleu- 
 ritic effusion 
 Brustfell-fistel, /. pleural fistula 
 Brustfell-hohle, /. pleural cavity 
 Brustfell-krebs, m. cancer of pleura 
 Brustfell-kuppe, /. apex of chest 
 Brustfell-raum, m. = -hohle 
 Brustfell-sack, m. = -hohle 
 Brustfell-schwarte, /. pleural indu- 
 ration or callosity 
 Brustfell-verdickung, /. thickening 
 
 of pleura 
 Brustfell-verwachsung, /. adhesion 
 
 of pleura 
 Brustfell - wassersucht, /. hydro- 
 thorax 
 Brust-fieber, n. bronchitis 
 Brust-fistel, /. thoracic fistula 
 Brust-flache, /. surface of chest 
 Brust-friesel, w. miliaria of the chest 
 Brust-gang, m. thoracic duct 
 Brust-gebiet, n. thoracic region 
 Brust-gefass, n. thoracic vessel 
 Brust-gegend, /. = -gebiet 
 Brust-geschwulst, /. thoracic tumour 
 Brust-geschwiir, n. thoracic ulcer 
 Brust-glas, n. breast-glass or -pump 
 Brust-glied, n. upper extremity 
 Brust-gurtel, m. thoracic girdle or 
 
 zone 
 Brust-haut, /. skin of the chest 
 Brusthohle, /. thoracic cavity 
 Brusthohlen-stich, m. paracentesis 
 
 of thorax 
 Brusthohlen-wand, /. or -wandung, 
 
 /. thoracic wall 
 Brust-kanal, m. thoracic duct 
 Brust-kasten, m. and compds. = 
 
 -korb 
 Brust-kind, n. a suckling 
 Brust-klemme, /. angina pectoris 
 Brust-knochen, m. any bone of 
 
 thorax 
 Brust-knorpel, m. costal cartilage 
 Brust-knoten, m. thoracic ganglion 
 Brust-korb, m. thorax 
 Brust-korbnerv, m. thoracic nerve 
 Brust-korbrand, m. margin of thorax 
 Brust-krampf, m. asthma 
 Brust-krank, a. affected in the 
 
 lungs or chest 
 Brust-kranke, m. Scf.a. sufferer from 
 pulmonary or thoracic disease 
 
 Brust-krankheit, /. any pulmonary 
 
 or chest affection 
 Brust-krebs, m. cancer of mamma 
 Brust-kriimmung, f. curvature of 
 
 the chest or sternum 
 Brust-kuchen, m. pectoral lozenge 
 Brust-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Brust-mark, n. dorsal portion of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Brust-messer, m. instrument for 
 
 measuring chest 
 Brust-messung, /. measurement of 
 
 chest 
 Brust - milch, /. pectoral emul- 
 sion 
 Brust-milchgang, m. thoracic duct 
 Brust-mittel, n. remedy for- chest 
 
 diseases 
 Brust-muskel, m. pectoral muscle 
 Brust-muskelsehne, /. tendon of 
 
 pectoral muscle 
 Brust-nerv, m. thoracic nerve 
 Brust-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Brust-organ, n. thoracic organ 
 Brust-pastille, /. pectoral lozenge 
 Brust-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Brust-pulver, n. (preussisches) Com- 
 pound liquorice powder, Ph. G, ' 
 Brust-pumpe, /. breast-pump 
 Brust-raum, m. = -hohle 
 Brust-reden, n. pectoriloquy 
 Brust-reinigend, a. expectorant 
 Brust-reinigungsmittel, n. an ex- 
 pectorant 
 Brust-rohre, /. = -gang 
 Brust-saft, m. (brauner) Syrupus 
 
 liquiritise, Ph. G. ; (weisser); 
 
 Syrupus althaeae, Ph. G. 
 Brust-salbe, /. nipple-salve 
 Brust-sarkom, n. sarcoma of the 
 
 breast 
 Brust-sauger, m. breast-glass 
 Brust-scheidewand, /. mediastinum 
 Brust-schildknorpelmuskel, m. ster- 
 
 no-thyroid muscle 
 Brust-schlagader, f. = -arterie 
 Brustschlijsselbein- (in compds.), 
 
 sterno-clavicular 
 Brustschlusselbein - gelenk, n. or 
 
 -verbindung, /. sterno-clavicular 
 
 articulation 
 Brustschliisselbein-zitzenfortsatz- 
 
 muskel, m. sterno-cleido-mastoid 
 
 muscle 
 Brust-schmerz, m. pain in chest 
 Brust-schnupfen, m. catarrh or C0I4 
 
 in the chest 
 Brustschulter- (in compds.) acromio- 
 
 thoracio 
 
 78 
 
Bru 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Buc 
 
 Brustschulter-arterie, /. acromio- 
 
 thoracic artery 
 Brustschulter-blutader, /. acromio- 
 thoracic vein 
 
 Brustschulter-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Brust-schuss, m. gunshot-wound of 
 thorax 
 
 Brust-scirrhus, m . scirrhus of mamma 
 
 Brust-skrofeln, f.pl. scrofulous affec- 
 tion of thoracic glands 
 
 Brust-spalte, /. or -spaltung, /. 
 fissure of sternum (congenital) 
 
 Brust-sprache, /. chest voice, pecto- 
 riloquy 
 
 Brust-stechen, n. stinging pains in 
 chest 
 
 Brnst-stich, m. paracentesis 
 
 Brust-stiche, m.pl. = -stechen 
 
 Brust-stimme, /. = -sprache 
 
 Brust-thee, m. Species pectoralis, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Brust-ton, m. chest-note or -tone 
 
 Brust-trank, m. pectoral potion 
 
 Brust-tropfen, m.pl. pectoral drops 
 
 Brust-tuch, n. chest-cloth or -binder 
 
 Brust-umfang, m. circumference of 
 chest 
 
 Brust-untersuchung, /. examination 
 of chest 
 
 Brust-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Brust-verbildung, /. or -verkriim- 
 mung, /. malformation or de- 
 formity of chest 
 
 Brust-verschleimung, /. clogging of 
 chest by mucus 
 
 Brust-wand, /. chest-wall 
 
 Brust-wandoffnung, /. opening in 
 thoracic wall 
 
 Brust-wandung, /. ■= -wand 
 
 Brustwarze, /. nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-deckel, m. or -decker, 
 m. nipple-shield 
 
 Brustwarzen-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-hof, m. areola of nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-hiitchen, n. = -deckel 
 
 Brustwarzen-krebs, m. cancer of 
 nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-kreis, m. = -hof 
 
 Brustwarzen-mangel, m. absence of 
 nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-offnung, /. orifice of 
 nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-schrunde, /. crack or 
 fissure of nipple 
 
 Brustwarzen-iiberzahl, /, or -ver- 
 
 mehrung, /. supernumerary nip- 
 ples 
 Brustwarzen-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of nipple 
 Brust-wasser, n. fluid collected in 
 
 chest 
 Brust-wassersucht, /. hydrothorax 
 Brust-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Brust-windsucht, /. emphysema of 
 lungs or thorax ; sense of oppres- 
 sion in chest from wind 
 Brustwirbel, m. thoracic or dorsal 
 
 vertebra 
 Brustwirbel-gegend, /. region of dor- 
 sal vertebrae 
 Brustwirbel-saule, /. thoracic or 
 
 dorsal portion of spine 
 Brust-wunde, /. wound of chest 
 Brust-wurzel, /. angelica root 
 Brust-zeltchen, n. pectoral lozenge 
 Brust-zungenbeinmuskel, m. sterno- 
 hyoid muscle 
 Briiten, v.a. 8c n. to incubate, to 
 
 hatch 
 Briit-apparat, m. or -maschine, /. 
 
 incubator 
 Briitezeit, /. incubation period 
 Briit-kapsel, /. germinating capsule 
 Briit-ofen, m. incubator 
 Briit-raum, m. brood cavity 
 Brut-schrank, m. = -apparat 
 Briit-statte, /. = -raum 
 Briit-warme, /. temperature of incu- 
 bator, cultivating heat 
 Briit-zeit, /. incubation period, brood- 
 ing time 
 Briit-zelle, /. brood- or germ-ceU 
 Bubon, m. bubo 
 
 Bubonalgie, /. pain in inguinal re- 
 gion 
 Bubonen-pest, /. bubonic plague 
 Bubonen-typhus, m. bubonic plague 
 Bubonocele, n. bubonocele, small 
 
 inguinal hernia 
 Buc . . ., vide also Buk . . . 
 Bucheckernol, n. oil of beech-nuts 
 Buchenholzteer, m. beechwood tar 
 Buchenholzteer-kreosot, n. creosote 
 
 obtained from beechwood tar 
 Buchenol, n. oil of beech-nuts 
 Biichse, /. box, tin ; new bony 
 
 capsule surrounding sequestrum 
 Buchsenfleisch, n. tinned meat 
 Bucht, /. bay, sinus, recess, fossa 
 Buchweizenausschlag, m. erythema 
 
 due to buckwheat 
 Buckel, m. hump, humpback, ex- 
 crescence, eminence 
 Buckelig, a. humpbacked 
 
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Buc 
 
 GERJMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Cam 
 
 Buckelige, m. & f. a, humpback 
 Buckoblatter, n.pl. buchu leaves 
 Bugelschiene, /. interrupted splint 
 Bukardie, /. cor bovinum 
 Bukkoblatter, n.pl. = Buckoblatter 
 Buknemie, /. elephantiasis arabum 
 Bulbar, a. bulbar or relating to 
 
 medulla oblongata 
 Bulbar-hemorrhagie, /. haemorrhage 
 
 in medulla oblongata 
 Bulbar-kernparalyse, /. bulbar para- 
 lysis 
 Bulbar-myelitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 medulla oblongata 
 Bulbar-paralyse, /. bulbar paralysis 
 Bulbrich Salz, n. sodium bicarbon- 
 ate 
 Bulimia, /. morbid hunger 
 Bulimiasis, /. = Bulimic 
 Bullos, a. bullous 
 Biindel, m. bundle, fasciculus 
 Bundel-facher, m. fan-shaped collec- 
 tion of fasciculi 
 Biindel-formig, a. fasciculated 
 Bundel-scheide, /. bundle-sheath 
 Bundelchen, n. small fasciculus 
 Bunsenbrenner, m. Bunsen burner 
 Buphthalmie, /. buphthalmia 
 Buphthalmus, m. a subject of 
 
 buphthalmia 
 Biirette, /. burette, dropping-glass 
 Burgunder-harz, n. Burgundy pitch 
 Burgunder-nase, /. acne rosacea 
 Burgunder-pech, n. = -harz 
 
 Burow'sche Losung, /. solution of 
 aluminium acetate 
 
 Biirstenbesatz, m. striated border 
 
 Bijrzeldriise, /. coccygeal gland 
 
 Biischel, n. tuft, bunch 
 
 Buschelschwamm, m. agaricus fasci- 
 cularis 
 
 Busen, m. bosom, breast 
 
 Butter, /. butter 
 
 Butter-amylester, m. amylium butj'- 
 ricum 
 
 Butter-farbemittel, n. substance for 
 colouring butter 
 
 Butter-fett, n. butyrin 
 
 Butter-gelb, n. yellow azo-colouring 
 matter used for butter 
 
 Butter-milch, /. buttermilk 
 
 Butter-milchkur, /. buttermilk treat- 
 ment 
 
 Butter-sauer, a. butyric 
 
 Buttersauer-stoff, m. butyrin 
 
 Buttersaure, /. butyric acid 
 
 Buttersaure-amylather, m. amylium 
 butyricum 
 
 Buttersaure-garung, /. butyric fer- 
 mentation 
 
 Buttersaure-garungpilz, m. bacillus 
 butyricus 
 
 Butyl-alkohol, m. butylic alcohol 
 
 Butyl-chloral, n. butyl chloral 
 
 Butyl-chloralhydrat, n. butyl chloral 
 ' hydrate 
 
 Butyrometer, m. instrument for 
 estimating amount of fat in milk 
 
 For words not found under C, see also K and Z 
 
 Cadet's Fliissigkeit, /. alkarsin, a 
 mixture of cacodyl and cacodyl 
 oxide 
 Caincasaure, /. cahincic acid 
 Caincawurzel, /. cahinca root 
 Caincin, n. cahincin 
 Calcium, n. calcium 
 
 phosphorsaures — , calcium 
 
 phosphate 
 saures schwefligsaures — , cal- 
 cium disulphide 
 Calcium-acetat, n. calcium acetate 
 Calcium-benzoat,«. calcium benzoate 
 Calciiim-bisulfid, n. calcium bisul- 
 phide 
 Calcium-bromid, n. calcium bromide 
 Calcium-carbonat, n. calcium car- 
 bonate 
 
 80 
 
 Calcium-chlorid, n. calcium chloride 
 Calcium-hypophosphit, n. calcium 
 
 hypophosphite 
 Calcium- jodid, n. calcium iodide 
 Calcium-laktat, n. calcium lactate 
 Calcium-oxyd, n. calcium oxide, lime 
 Calcium-phosphat, n. calcium phos- 
 phate 
 Calcium-sulfat, n. calcium sulphate 
 Calcium-sulfid, n. calcium sulphide 
 Caligo, /. blindness 
 Calloses Geschwur, n. indolent ulcer 
 Callus, m. callus 
 
 Callus-bildung, /. formation of callus 
 Callus-masse, /. callus substance 
 Callus- wucherung, /. proliferation of 
 
 callus 
 Camisia follium, /. strait-waistcoat 
 
Can 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Cen 
 
 Canadabalsam, m. Canada balsam 
 Canceros, a. cancerous 
 Cancroid- (in compds.), cancroid 
 Cancroid-korper, m.pl. epithelial 
 
 nests or pearls characteristic of 
 
 carcinoma 
 Cancroid-perlen, f.pl. = -korper 
 Cancroid-zapfen, m.pl. interpapUlary 
 
 processes of epithelioma 
 Cancros, a. cancerous 
 Candelae, f.pl. wax bougies 
 Cannabin, n. gerbsaures, cannabin 
 
 tannate 
 Canquoin'sche Paste, /. Canquoin's 
 
 paste 
 Capillar- and compds., vide Kapillar 
 Capillation, /. linear fracture 
 Capistration, /. phimosis 
 Capistrum, n. chin-bandage 
 Capitium, n. head-bandage 
 Caprinsaure, /. capric acid 
 Capronsaure, /. caproic acid 
 Caprylsaure, /. caprylic acid 
 Capsitis, /. capsulitis 
 Capsulitis, /. — Capsitis 
 Carapafett, n. carapa-oil 
 Carapaol, n. = Carapafett 
 Carbamid, n. carbamide, urea 
 Carbaminsaure, /. carbamic acid ; 
 
 amido-carbonic acid 
 Carbanil, n. phenyl cyanate 
 Carbanilsaure, /. carbanilic acid 
 Carbazoticum acidum, n. picric acid 
 Carbolismus, m. poisoning with 
 
 carbolic acid 
 Carbolsaure, /. carbolic acid 
 Carbolwasser, »«. 3 or s per cent. 
 
 aqueous solution of carbolic acid 
 Carbonsaure, /. carbonic acid 
 Cardiasthenie, /. functional cardiac 
 
 weakness 
 Cardiocele, n. hernia cordis 
 Cardiodemie, /. fatty heart 
 Carobablatter, n.pl. caroba leaves 
 Caro luxurians, /. proud flesh 
 Carotide, /. carotid artery 
 Carotiden-druse, /. carotid gland 
 Carotiden-geflecht, n. carotid plexus 
 Carotiden-haut, /. coat of carotid 
 Carotiden-hocker, m. or -hocker- 
 
 chen, n. carotid tubercle 
 Carotiden-loch, n. carotid foramen 
 Carotiden-puls, m. carotid pulse 
 Carotiden-scheide, /. carotid sheath 
 Carotiden-ton, m. carotid murmur 
 Carpal- (in compds.), vide Hand- 
 
 wurzel 
 Carphologie, /. picking of the bed- 
 '- clothes 
 
 81 
 
 Carus, m. deep coma 
 
 Cassarinde, /. cassa bark 
 
 Cassawastarke, /. tapioca 
 
 Cassiaol, n. cassia-oil 
 
 Cassienrinde, /. cassia bark 
 
 Cathartinsaure, /. cathartic acid 
 
 Catochus, m. open-eyed stupor, 
 catalepsy 
 
 Cauma, n. burning heat (of fever) 
 
 Caverne, pi. cavities 
 
 Cavernitis, /. inflammation of cor- 
 pora cavernosa 
 
 Cebocephalie, /. congenital malfor- 
 mation in which the nose is 
 absent or rudimentary and the 
 eyes are in consequence very 
 close together 
 
 Ceder, /. cedar 
 
 Cedern-harz, n. cedar resin 
 
 Cedern-holzol, n. oil of cedarwood 
 
 Cedern-kampfer, m. stearoptene ob- 
 tained from oil of cedarwood 
 
 Cedern-61, n. = -holzol 
 
 Cedronsamen, m. cedron seed 
 
 Cedrool, n. oleum citri 
 
 Cement, m. cement 
 
 Cementverband, m. cement and 
 waterglass bandage 
 
 Centifolienrose, /. Rosa centifolia, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Central, a. central 
 
 Central-furche, /. fissure of Rolando 
 or central sulcus 
 
 Central-grube, /. central groove 
 
 Central-kapselstar, m. central cap- 
 sular cataract 
 
 Central-korperchen, n.pl. centro- 
 somes 
 
 Central-lappchen, n. central lobule 
 of cerebellum 
 
 Central-lappchenfiugel, m. alae lobuli 
 centralis 
 
 Central-lappen, m. central lobe 
 
 Central-linsenstar, m. central lenti- 
 cular cataract 
 
 Central-lymphgefassstamm, m. cen- 
 tral lymphatic trunk 
 
 Central-netzhautarterie, /. central 
 artery of retina 
 
 Central-organ, n. central organ, 
 organic centre 
 
 Central-rohren, f.pl. collecting tu- 
 bules 
 
 Central-ruptur, /. central rupture (of 
 perineum) 
 
 Central-skelet, n. central skeleton 
 
 Central-star, m. central cataract 
 
 Central-windung, /. hintere, ascend^ 
 ing parietal convolution 
 
 F 
 
Cen 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Chi 
 
 Central- windung, /. vordere, ascend- 
 ing frontal convolution 
 Central- wulst, m. central eminence 
 
 or convolution 
 tentral-zelle, /. central cell 
 Cerate, n.fl. cerates 
 Cerat, n. gelbes, Pine resin cerate,. 
 , PA. G. 
 Cercarien, pi. cercariae, larvae of dis- 
 
 tomata 
 Cerebral- (in cbmpds.), vide' ako' 
 
 Gehirn 
 Cerebraltyphus, m. typhoid fever 
 
 with marked cerebral symptoms 
 Cerebroskopie, /. diagnosis of brain 
 
 diseases by ophthalmoscopic ex- 
 
 amiiiiation 
 Cerebropathie, /. brain disease 
 CerebrospinalflussigkeiH, /. eerebro- 
 
 spinal fluid 
 Ceresin, n. ceresin, ozokerit 
 Cerium, n. oxalsaures, cerium oxalate 
 Cerotinsaure, /. cerotic acid 
 Ceruminos, a. ceruminous 
 Cerussa, /. whitelead 
 Cervikal, a. cervical 
 Cervikal-anschwellung, /. cervical 
 
 swelling or enlargement 
 Cervikal-ectropium, m. ectropion of 
 
 cervix uteri 
 Cervikal-geschwiir, n, ulcer of cervix 
 Cervikal-kanal, m. cervical canal 
 Cervikal-katarrh, m. catarrh of 
 
 cervix uteri 
 Cervikal-kern, m. cervical nucleus 
 Cervikal-krebs, m. cancer of cervix 
 
 uteri 
 Cervikal-riss, m. laceration of cervix 
 
 uteri 
 Cervikal-schleim, m. cervical mucus 
 Cervikal-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Cervikal-stenose, /. cervical stenosis 
 Cestoden, pi. cestode worms 
 Cestoiden, pi. = Cestoden 
 Ceylonmoos, n. Ceylon moss 
 Chabariorinde, /. bark of Bowdichia 
 
 virgUoides 
 Chalasis, /. softening, relaxation, 
 
 atony 
 Chalaslisch, a. softening, relaxing 
 Chalazen, pi. chalazae 
 Chalazion, n. stye 
 Chalazosis, /. formation of a stye 
 Chalikosis, /. stone-cutter's lung 
 Chapmanbeutel, m. water - bottle 
 filled with water or ice and 
 applied to spine 
 Charnier-, vide Scharnier 
 
 82 
 
 Charpie-, vide Scharpie 
 
 Chasmodie, /. morbid spasmodic 
 
 5'^awning 
 Chasmodisch, a. affected with mor- 
 bid yawning 
 Chasmus, m. = Chasmodie 
 Cheilangioskopie, /. microscopic ex- 
 amination of circulation in the 
 i lips 
 
 Cheilitis, /. inflammation of the lip 
 ■ Cheilopfastik, /. = Chiloplastik 
 I Cheilbschisis, /. harelip 
 ; Cheirologiiev /. finger-speech 
 I Cheifospaswios, m. writers' cramp 
 ChefeertblSftef, n.pl. cheken leaves 
 Chelidoniiftnbasen, f.pl- bases from 
 
 chelidoniuta (celandine) 
 Chelidonsaure, }. chelidondc acidi 
 Chemie, /. chemistry 
 Chemikalien, pi. chemicals 
 Chemismus, m. chemical processes 
 in a reaction, or in a living 
 organism! 
 Chemisch, a. chemical 
 Chemosis, /. chemosis, oedema of 
 
 conjunctiva 
 Chemotaktisch, a. chemotaxic 
 Cheyne-Stokes'sches Atmungsph^- 
 nomen, n. Cheyne-Stokes teeath- 
 ing 
 Chiastron, n. ban"dage applied cross- 
 wise 
 Chilesalpeter, m. sodium nitrate 
 Chilisalpeter, m. = Chilesalpeter 
 Chiloplastik, /. plastic surgery of lips 
 China, /. = Chinarinde 
 China-basen, /.^/. quinine bases, 
 China-baum, m^ cinchona 
 China-gerbsaure, /. tarmat© of qui- 
 nine 
 China-rinde, /. cinchona bark 
 China-saure, /. quinic acid' 
 China-tinktur, /. tincture of cinchona 
 China-wein, m. quinine wine 
 China-wurzel', /. root ol Smilax 
 
 Chinae 
 Chinetum, n. quinetum 
 Chinin, n. quinine, quinia 
 Chinin, baldriansaitresi, valerianate 
 
 of quinine 
 Chinin, chlorwasserstoffsaures, hy^ 
 
 drochlorate of quinine 
 Chinin, gerbsaures, tannate of qui' 
 
 nine 
 Chinin, salzsaures, hydrochlorate of 
 
 quinine 
 Chinin, schwefelsaures, sulphate of 
 
 quinine 
 Chinin-bisulfat, w. quinine bisulphate 
 
Chi 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Chi 
 
 Chinin-eisen, n. (citronensaures), 
 
 citrate of iron and quinine 
 Chinin-eisencitrat, n. citrate of iron 
 
 and quinine 
 Chinin-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained quinine 
 Chinin-harn, m. urine containing 
 
 quinine 
 Chinin-malzextrakt, m. extract of 
 
 malt with quinine 
 Chinin-rausch, m. cinchonism 
 Chinin-sulfat, n. sulphate of quinine 
 Chinin-tannat, n. tannatc of quinine 
 Chinin-taubheit, /. deafness from 
 
 cinchonism 
 Chinin-vergiftung, /. quinine poison- 
 ing 
 Chinin-wein, m. quinine- wine 
 Chinin-eisenmalzextrakt, m. extract 
 
 of malt with iron and quinine 
 Chinioidin, n. = Chinoidin 
 Chinoidin, n. quinoidine 
 Chinolin, n. chinolinum 
 Chine vabitter, n. chinovin 
 Chinovasaure, /. kinovic acid 
 Chinovin, n. = Chinovabitter 
 Chiragra, n. gout in the hand 
 Chirarthrocace, /.tuberculous inflam- 
 mation of hand-joints 
 Chiromegalie, /. swelling and de- 
 formity of hand in syringomyelia 
 Chirrheuma, n. rheumatism of the 
 
 hand 
 Chirurg, m. surgeon 
 Chirurgie, /. surgery 
 Chirurgisch, a. surgical 
 Chliasma, n. a warm fomentation or 
 
 poultice 
 ■Chlor, n. chlorine 
 Chloracetyl, n. chloracetyl 
 Chloral, n. chloral 
 Chloral-amid, n. chloral amide 
 Chloral-formamid, n. = -amid 
 Chloral-hydrat, n. chloral hydrate 
 Chloral-imid, n. chloral imide 
 Chloral-methyl, n. methyl chloral 
 Chloral-sucht, /. chloral craving 
 Ghloral-vergiftung, /, chloral poison- 
 ing 
 Chlor-aluminium, n. alummmm 
 
 chloride 
 Chlor-ameisensaure, /. chloro-formic 
 
 acid 
 Chlor-ammonium, n. ammonium 
 
 chloride 
 Chlor-antimon, n. antimony chloride 
 Chlorate, n.pl. chlorates 
 Chlor-ather, m. chloric ether 
 Chlor-athyl, n. ethyl chloride 
 
 Chlor-athylchloriir, n. ethylidene 
 
 chloride 
 Chlor-athyliden, n. ethylidene chlo- 
 ride 
 Chlor-barium, n. barium chloride 
 Chlor-blei, n. lead chloride 
 Chlor-brom, n. bromine chloride 
 Chlor-calcium, n. calcium chloride 
 Chlor-cyan, n. cyanogen chloride 
 Chlor-eisen, n. an iron chloride 
 Chlor-eisentinktur, /. tincture of per- 
 
 chloride of iron 
 Chlor-essigsaure, /. chloracetic acid 
 Chlor-gas, n. chlorine gas 
 Chlor-gold, n. chloride of gold 
 Chlor-goldnatrium, n. Auro-natrium 
 
 chloratuin, Ph. G. 
 Chlor-goldpulver, n. chloride of gold 
 
 powder 
 Chlorid, n. chloride 
 Chlorigsauer, a. chlorous 
 Chlor- jod, n. a compound of chlorine 
 
 and iodine 
 Chlor-kalium, n. potassium chloride 
 Chlor-kalk, m. chlorinated lime 
 Chlor-kalklsad, n. bath containing 
 
 chlorinated lime 
 Chlor-kohlenoxyd, n. carbonyl chlo- 
 ride 
 Chlor-kohlensaure, /. chloro-carbonic 
 
 acid 
 Chlor-kohlenstoff, m. tetra-chlorido 
 
 of carbon 
 Chlor-kupfer, n. copper chloride 
 Chlor-magnesium, n. magnesium 
 
 chloride 
 Chlor-methyl, n. methyl chloride 
 Chlor-natrium, n. sodium chloride 
 Chlor-natron, n. chlorinated soda 
 Chloroanaemie, /. chlorosis 
 Chloroform, n. chloroform 
 Chloroform-abspaltung, /. splitting 
 up or decomposition of chloroform 
 Chloroform-anasthesierung, /. ancES- 
 
 thetisation with chloroform 
 Chloroform-auszug, m. a chloroform 
 
 extract 
 Chloroform-ather, m. chloroform and 
 
 ether 
 Chloroform-betaubung, /. chloroform 
 
 narcosis 
 Chloroform-dampf, m. chloroform 
 
 vapour 
 Chloroform-darreichung, /. adminis- 
 tration of chloroform 
 Chloroform-einatmung, /. the inhal- 
 ation of chloroform 
 Chloroform-einspritzung, /. injectiga 
 of chloroform 
 
Chi 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Cho 
 
 Chloroform-einwirkung, /. effect or 
 action of chloroform 
 
 Chloroform-flussigkeit, /. chloroform 
 
 Chloroformieren, v.t. to give chloro- 
 form 
 
 Chloroformierende, m. chloroformist 
 
 Chloroformierte, m. & /. the person 
 under chloroform 
 
 Chloroformierung, /. the giving of 
 chloroform 
 
 Chloroform-losung, /. chloroform 
 solution 
 
 Chloroform-luftmischung, /. chloro- 
 form vapour mixed with air 
 
 Chloroform-maske, /. chloroform- 
 mask 
 
 Chloroform-nachwirkung, /. after- 
 effect of chloroform 
 
 Chloroform-rausch, m. chloroform- 
 intoxication 
 
 Chloroform-salbe, /. chloroform oint- 
 ment 
 
 Chloroform-scheintod, m. asphyxia 
 or collapse from chloroform 
 
 Chloroform-sirup, m. syrup of chloro- 
 form 
 
 Chloroform-spaltung, /. = -abspal- 
 tung 
 
 Chloroform-tod, m. death from 
 chloroform 
 
 Chloroform-todesfall, m. case of 
 death from chloroform 
 
 Chloroform-trommel, /. chloroform 
 drum or box 
 
 Chloroform-verabreichung, /. ad- 
 ministration of chloroform 
 
 CKloroform-vergiftung, /. chloroform 
 poisoning 
 
 Chloroform-wirkung, /. effect or 
 action of chloroform 
 
 Chlorom, n. a tumour having a 
 greenish colour, chloroma 
 
 Chlorotisch, a. chlorotic 
 
 Chlor-quecksilber, n. chloride of 
 mercury 
 
 Chlor-raucherung, /. fumigation with 
 chlorine 
 
 Chlor-sauer, a. chlorate, chloric 
 
 Chlor-saure, /. chloric acid 
 
 Chlor-silber, n. chloride of silver 
 
 Chlor-stickstoff, m. nitrogen chlo- 
 ride 
 
 Chlor-strontium, n. strontium chlo- 
 ride 
 
 Chlor-sulfonsaure,/.chloro-sulphonic 
 acid 
 
 Chlor-tetroxyd, n. chlorine tetroxide 
 
 Chlor-verbindung, /. chloride, com- 
 pound of chlorine 
 
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 Chlor-wasser, n. Liquor chlori 
 
 Chlor-wasserstoff, m. hydrochloric 
 acid 
 
 Chlor-wasserstoffather, m. Spiritus 
 aetheris chlorati 
 
 Chlor-wasserstoff saure, /. hydro- 
 chloric acid 
 
 Chlor-zink, n. zinc chloride 
 
 Chlor-zinklosung, /. solution of 
 chloride of zinc 
 
 Chlor-zinkpaste, /. chloride of zinc 
 paste 
 
 Chlor-zinkstift, m. chloride of zinc 
 stick or point 
 
 Chlor-zink werg, n. tow treated with 
 chloride of zinc 
 
 Chlor-zinn, n. tin chloride 
 
 Choanen, pi. posterior nares 
 
 Cholagoga, pi. cholagogues 
 
 Cholalsaure, /. = Cholsaure 
 
 Cholamie, /. jaundice 
 
 Cholecyanin, n. biliverdin 
 
 Cholecystektasie, /. dilatation of gall- 
 bladder 
 
 Cholecystektomie, /. operation for 
 excision of gall-bladder 
 
 Cholecystenterostomie, /. operation 
 for establishing communication 
 between gall-bladder and bowel 
 
 Cholecystitis, /. inflammation of gall- 
 bladder 
 
 Cholecystotomie, /. opening gall- 
 bladder by abdominal section 
 
 Choleinsaure, /. taurocholic acid 
 
 Cholelith, m. gall-stone 
 
 Cholelithiasis, /. formation of gall- 
 stone 
 
 Cholemesie, /. bilious vomiting 
 
 Cholepoesis, /. formation or secretion 
 of bile 
 
 Cholepyra, /. bilious fever 
 
 Cholepyrrhin, n. bilirubin 
 
 Cholera, /. cholera 
 
 Cholera-durchfall, m. choleraic diar- 
 rhoea 
 
 Cholera-gesicht, n. facial aspect 
 characteristic of cholera 
 
 Cholera-gift, n. the virus of cholera 
 
 Cholera-keim, m. cholera germ 
 
 Cholera-pilz, m. cholera bacillus, 
 lit. fungus 
 
 Cholera-rot, n. red colour produced 
 by adding acid to cultures of 
 cholera bacilli 
 
 Cholera-tropfen, m.pl. cholera-drops 
 
 Cholera-typhoid, n. typhoid state, 
 supervening in cholera, usually " 
 due to uraemia 
 
 Choleriker, m. a choleric person 
 
Cho 
 
 OF MEDlCAt. TERMS 
 
 Chy 
 
 Cholerisch, d. choleric 
 Cholestearin, n. ; vide Cholesterin 
 Cholesterinfett, n. cholesterin fat 
 Cholesterinstein, m. cholesterin stone 
 Cholin, n. choline 
 Cholosen, pi. biliary diseases 
 Cholurie, /. choluria 
 Cholsaure, /. cholic acid 
 Chondroglykose, /. cartilage sugar 
 Chondroiten, pi. mucous concre- 
 tions 
 Chopart'sches Gelenk, n. Chopart's 
 
 joint 
 Chordagewebe, n. chordal tissue 
 Chordapsus, m. intestinal obstruc- 
 tion 
 Chordascheide, /. sheath of um- 
 bilical cord 
 Chorda-speichel, m. saliva obtained 
 
 by stimulating chorda tympani 
 Chorditis, /. chorditis (of vocal or 
 
 spermatic cord) 
 Choreomanie, /. dancing mania 
 Chorioblastosen, pi. cutaneous dis- 
 eases due to anomalous connec- 
 tive-tissue growth 
 Choriocapillaris (membrana), /. 
 choroidal layer containing capil- 
 lary vessels 
 Choriodesmosen, pi. = Chorioblas- 
 tosen 
 Chorioideal- (in compds.), choroidal 
 Chorioideremie, /. congenital absence 
 
 of choroid 
 Chorion-decke, /. covering composed 
 
 of chorion 
 Chorion-insel, /. chorionic islet 
 Chorion-zotte, /. villus of chorion 
 Chorioretinitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 choroid and retina 
 Choromanie, /. = Choreomanie 
 Christophskraut, n. baneberry, Actzea 
 
 spicata 
 Christuswahn, m. religious mania 
 Chrom, n. chromium 
 Chrom-alaun, m. chrome alum 
 Chrom-blei, n. chroma te of lead 
 Chrom-chlorid, n. chromium chlo- 
 ride 
 Chrom-eisen, n. chromate of iron 
 Chrom-element, n. bichromate of 
 
 potash cell 
 Chrom-gelb, n. chrome yellow 
 Chrom-oxyd, n. chromium oxide 
 Chrom-oxydhydrat, w. chromium 
 
 hydroxide 
 Chrom-sauer, a. chromic 
 Chrom-saure, /. chromic acid 
 Chrom-silber, n. chromate of silver 
 
 Chromasciameter, tn. Holmgren's 
 
 apparatus for testing colour 
 
 vision 
 Chromatisch, a. chromatic 
 Chromatophobie, /. fear of certain 
 
 colours 
 Chromatophoren, pi. chromatophors 
 Chromatopseudoblepsie, /. colour- 
 blindness 
 Chromatopsie, /. coloured vision 
 Chromatoptometer, ni. instrument 
 
 for estimating colour-blindness 
 Chromatosen, pi. pigmentary dis- 
 eases of the skin 
 Chromhidrosis, /. chromidrosis 
 Chromidrosis, /. = Chromhidrosis 
 Chromoleptisch, a. chromoleptic, 
 
 staining easily 
 Chromophil, a. easily colourable 
 Chromopsie, /. coloured vision 
 Chronisch, a. chronic 
 Chroopsie, /. coloured vision 
 Chrupsie, /. coloured vision 
 Chrysaminsaure, /. chrysaminic acid 
 Chrysarobin, n. chrysarobin, chrys- 
 
 ophanic acid 
 Chrysarobin-salbe, /. chrysarobin 
 
 ointment 
 Chrysophansaure, /. chrysophanic 
 
 acid 
 Chthonophagie, /. earth-eating 
 Chylamie, /. chylsemia 
 Chylifikation, /. chylification 
 Chylocele, n. a collection of chylous 
 
 fluid in the tunica vaginalis 
 Chylopoiesis, /. = Chylifikation 
 Chylopoietisch, a. chylopoietic 
 Chylos, a. chylous 
 Chylurie, /. chyluria 
 Chylus, m. chyle 
 Chylus-anhaufung, /. or -ansamm- 
 
 lung, /. accumulation of chyle 
 Chylus-aufsaugung, /. absorption of 
 
 chyle 
 Chylus-austritt, m. extravasation of 
 
 chyle 
 Chylus-bahn, /. chyle tract or channel 
 Chylus-behalter, m. receptaculum 
 
 chyli 
 Chylus-bereitung, /. formation of 
 
 chyle 
 Chylus-bildend, a. chyle-forming 
 Chylus-bildung, /. formation of chyle 
 Chylus-cyst, /. receptaculum chyli 
 Chylus-enthaltend, a. containing 
 
 chyle 
 Chylus-fiihrend, a. chyliferous 
 Chylus-gang, m. chyle duct, thoracic 
 
 duct 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DlCtlONARV 
 
 Cit 
 
 Chylus-geMss, n. chyle- vessel, lacteal 
 Chylus-gefassgebiet, n. region of 
 
 lacteals 
 Chylus-gefassstamm, m. trunk of 
 
 chyle-vessels 
 Chylus-gefassverzweigung, /. ramifi- 
 cation of chyle-vessels 
 ehylus-kanal, m. chyle duct 
 Chylus-kornchen, n. chyle granule 
 Chylus-korperchen, n. chyle-cor- 
 puscle 
 Chylus-mangel, m. absence of chyle 
 Chylus-rohre, /. = -gang 
 Chylus-saft, m. chyle plasma 
 Chylus-stamm, m. trunk of chyle- 
 vessels 
 Chylus-stauung, /. chyle-stasis 
 Chylus-strom, m. flow of chyle 
 Chylus-verdauung, /. digestion of 
 
 chyle 
 Chylus-zelle, /. lymph-cells 
 Chylus-zlifuhr, /. supply of chyle 
 Chymifikation, /. formation of chyme 
 Chymosis, /. = Chymifikation 
 Ciliar, a. ciliary 
 Ciliar-arterie, /. ciliary artery 
 Ciliar-band, n. ciliary ligament 
 Ciliar-druse, /. ciliary gland 
 Ciliar-falte, /. ciliary fold 
 Ciliar-fortsatz, m. ciliary process 
 Ciliar-ganglion, m. ciliary ganglion 
 Ciliar-gefass, n. ciliary vessel 
 Ciliar-gegend, /. ciliar}' region 
 Ciliar-hautchen, OT. ciliary membrane 
 
 (ofBruch) 
 Ciliar-knoten, m. — -ganglion 
 Ciliar-korper, m. ciliary body 
 Ciliar-kreis, m. or -krone, /. ciliary 
 
 ring or circle 
 Ciliar-muskel, m. ciliary muscle 
 Ciliar-nerv, m. ciliary nerve 
 Ciliar-neuralgie, /. ciliary neuralgia 
 Ciliar-rand, m. ciliary margin 
 Ciliar-ring, m. = -kreis 
 Ciliar-vene, /. ciliary vein 
 Cilien, pi. cilia, eyelashes 
 Cilien-boden, m. base of cilia 
 •Cilien-pinzette, /. cilia forceps 
 Cilien-rupfer, m. eyelash-forceps 
 •Cilien-schlag, m. ciliary motion 
 Cilien-schwund, m. loss of eyelashes 
 Cilioflagellaten, pi. an order of 
 
 Protozoa — Ciliofiagellata 
 Ciliotomie, /. section of ciliary 
 
 nerves 
 'Cinaede, /. sexual invert 
 Cinchonin, n. cinchonine 
 Cinchonin, schwefelsaures, sulphate 
 pf cinchonine 
 
 ?6 
 
 Cinchoninsaure, /. cinchonic acid 
 
 Cinchonismus, m. quinine poisoning 
 
 Cion, m. uvula 
 
 Cionis, /. = Cionitis 
 
 Cionitis, /. inflammation of uvula 
 
 Cirkeltour, /. circular turn (of a 
 bandage) 
 
 Cirkulares Irresein, n. circular or 
 periodic insanity 
 
 Cirkulation, /. circulation 
 
 Cirkulationseiweiss, n. circulating 
 proteid 
 
 Cirkulations-gesetz, n. law of circula- 
 tion 
 
 Cirkulations-hemmung, /. arrest of 
 circulation 
 
 Cirkulations-organe, n.pl. organs of 
 circulation 
 
 Cirkulations-storung, /. disturbance 
 of circulation 
 
 Cirkumskript, a. circumscribed 
 
 Cirkumvolution, /. circumvolution 
 
 Cirrhose, /. cirrhosis 
 
 Cirsocele, n. varicocele 
 
 Cirsoideus, a. varicose 
 
 Cirsomphalus, m. caput Medusae 
 
 Cirsophthalmie, /. varicose ophthal- 
 mia 
 
 Cirsotomie, /. excision of varicose 
 veins 
 
 Citraconsaure, /. citraconic acid 
 
 Citridinsaiire, /. aconitic acid 
 
 Citrone, /. lemon 
 
 Citronellaol, n. = Citronengrasol 
 
 Citronen-essenz, /. essence of lemon 
 
 Citronen-grasol, n. oil of citronelle 
 
 Citronen-kampfer, m. stearoptene 
 obtained from oleum citri 
 
 Citronen-kraut, n. lemon-balm 
 
 Citronen-61, n. oleum citri 
 
 Citronen-olzucker, m. Elaeosaccha- 
 rum citri 
 
 Citronen-saft, m. lemon-juice 
 
 Citronen-saftsirup, m. Syrupus succi 
 citri. Ph. G. 
 
 Citronen-sauer, a. citrate 
 
 Citronen-saure, /. citric acid 
 
 Citronen-saures Eisenchinin, n. ci- 
 trate of iron and quinine 
 
 Citronen-saures Eisenoxyd, n. ferric- 
 citrate 
 
 Citronen-saures Lithyon, n. citrate- 
 of lithia 
 
 Citronen-saures Salz, n. citrate 
 
 Citronen-saures Wismutoxyd, n. ci- 
 trate of bismuth 
 
 Citronen-schale, /. lemon-peel 
 
 Citronen-sirup, m. syrup of lemon 
 
 Citronen-zucker, m. = -olzucker 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Cos 
 
 Citronsaure, /. citric acid 
 
 'Clarke'sche Saulen, pi. Clarke's 
 columns 
 
 'Claustrophobie, /. fear of being in 
 rooms with closed windows and 
 doors 
 
 'Clitoris- (in compds.), vide Kitzler 
 
 Cnidosis, /. urticaria 
 
 Coagulieren, v.i. to coagulate 
 
 'Cocablatter, n.pl. coca-leaves 
 
 Cocain, n. cocain 
 
 :Cocain-anasthesie, /. cocain anaes- 
 .thesia 
 
 (Cocain-einspritzung, /. cocain injec- 
 tion 
 
 £ocain-sucht, /. cocain craving or 
 ; habit 
 
 Cocain-iv.etgiltung, '/. cocain poison- 
 
 ^'ing 
 
 Cocain- wirkung, //. effect qf cpcain 
 
 (Cocairiisieret), u.t. to apply cocain, 
 
 'tO'Cocaiiiise 
 Cocainisierung, '/. 'the application of 
 
 cocain, 4he effect csf cocain 
 Cocainomanii^ '/. = Cocainsucht 
 Coccygodyiaie, /. neuralgia in CQcey- 
 
 geal region 
 Cochenille, J- cochineal 
 Cochinbein, «, cochin leg 
 Cochinchinageschwiir, n.. Aleppo 
 
 boil 
 Cochinchinakrankheit, /.. diarrhoea 
 
 caused by AnguDlula stercorals 
 Codol, n. cod-liver oil 
 Cognac, m. cognac 
 Cognac-ather, m. or -essenz, /. 
 
 essence used to impart to ordinary 
 
 spirit the flavour of brandy 
 Cognac-61, n. oil obtained by dis- 
 tillation of wine-lees 
 Cohobieren, v.t. to concentrate by 
 
 repeated distillation 
 Colatorium, -n. colander 
 Colatur, /. filtrate 
 Coleocele, n. vaginal hernia 
 Coleoptose, /. prolapsus vaginae 
 Coleostegnose, /. atresia vaginae 
 Colialgie, /. coUc 
 Coliocele, n. abdominal hernia 
 Collateralkreislauf, m. collateral 
 
 circulation 
 Colliquationsbrand, m. coUiquative 
 
 gangrene 
 Colombowurzel, /. calumba root 
 Coloptose, /. cploptosis 
 Coloradofieber, n. dengue 
 Colostomie, /. colostomy 
 Colostrumkorperchen, w. colostrum 
 
 globule or body 
 
 Colotomie, /. colotomy 
 
 Colotyphus, m. typhoid attacking 
 
 mainly the colon 
 Columbasaure, /. acid contained in 
 
 calumba root 
 Columbowurzel, /. =- Colombo- 
 wurzel 
 Combinierte Untersuchung, /. bi- 
 manual examination 
 Comedonenquetscher, m. comedo 
 
 squeezer 
 Comedonenscheibe, /. a cluster of 
 
 comedones 
 Commasculatio, /. unnatural offence 
 
 between men 
 Comminutivbruch, m. comminuted 
 
 fracture 
 Compensationsstorung, /. failure of 
 
 compensation 
 Complicierter Bruch, m. compound 
 
 fracture 
 Condom, m. French letter 
 Condurangorinde, /. cppdurango 
 
 bark 
 Condylomatos, a. condylomatous 
 Conidientrager, m. conidiophore 
 Conglobiert, a. heaped up 
 Congorot, n. Congo red 
 Conjunctival- (in compds.), vide 
 
 Bindehaut 
 Conologie, /. a consultation 
 Consistenzabnahme, /. diminution of 
 
 consistence 
 Contractilitat, /. contractility 
 CopaivbaJsam, m. copaiva balsam 
 Cordeau'sches Zeichen, n. lateral 
 
 displacement of ensiform in 
 
 pleural effusion 
 Cornaliasche Korper, m.pl. cells of 
 
 nosema bombycis 
 Corneal- (in compds.), vide Hornhaut 
 Cornutin, n. cornutine 
 Coronar- (in compds.), vide Kranz- 
 
 arterie 
 Corrigan'sche Krankheit, /. aortic 
 
 regurgitation 
 Corti'sche Membran, /. membrane of 
 
 Corti 
 Corti'sche Zellen, f. pi. cells of Corti 
 Corti'scher Bogen, m. arch of Corti" 
 Corti'scher Kanal, m. canal of Corti 
 Corti'scher Organ, n. organ of Corti 
 Corti'scher Pfeiler, m. rod of Corti 
 Corti'scher Tunnel, w. tunnel of 
 
 Corti 
 Corynebacterium, n. diphtheria 
 
 bacillus 
 Costotomie, /, Esthlander's operei,- 
 
 tion 
 
 3? 
 
Cot 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Cys 
 
 Cotorinde, /. coto bark 
 Cottonol, n. cotton-seed oil 
 Coupieren, v.t. to cut short (a dis- 
 ease), cause to abort 
 Coxaeluvium, n. hip-bath 
 Coxalgie, /. coxalgia 
 Coxalgisch, a. affected with coxalgia 
 Coxankylometer, m. instrument for 
 measuring the deformitj^ in hip- 
 disease 
 Coxarthrocace, /. tuberculous disease 
 
 of hip 
 Cricotomie, /. cricotomy 
 Cricotracheotomie, /. crico-trache- 
 
 otomy 
 Crocidismus, m. subsultus tendinum 
 Crotonchloral, n. croton chloral 
 Crotonchloralhydrat, «. croton chloral 
 
 hydrate 
 Crotonismus, m. poisoning with 
 
 croton seeds or oil 
 Crotonol, n. croton-oil 
 Crotonolsaure, /. acid obtained from 
 
 crotori-oil 
 Crotonsamen, m. croton seed 
 Crotonsaure, /. crotonic acid 
 Cubeben, pi. ciibebs 
 Cubeben-kampfer, m. stearoptene 
 
 obtained from oil of cubebs 
 Cubeben-61, n. oil of cubebs 
 Cubeben-pfeffer, m. cubebs 
 Cubeben-saure, /. cubebic acid 
 Cuminsaure, /. cuminic acid 
 Cuprammonium, n. copper-ammo- 
 nium 
 Cupridverbindung, /. cupric com- 
 pound 
 Cuproverbindung, /. cuprous com- 
 pound 
 Curcumapapier, n. turmeric paper 
 Curcumewurzel, f. turmeric- root 
 Curs, m. course (of lectures) 
 Cutis- (in compds.), vide also Haut 
 Cutis-artig, a. skin-Hke 
 Cutis-gefass, n. cutaneous vessel 
 Cutis-gewebe, n. cutaneous tissue 
 Cutis-leistchen, n.pl. skin furrows 
 Cutis-muskel, m. muscle of the 
 
 corium 
 Cutis-schicht, /. cutaneous layer 
 Cutis-spanner, m. tensor of the 
 
 corium 
 Cutis-Strang, m. funiculus or band of 
 
 skin 
 Cutis-zelle, /. cutaneous cell 
 Cutitis, /. dermatitis 
 Cyan, n. cyanogen 
 Cyanate, pi. cyanates 
 Cyan-benzol, n. benzonitrile 
 
 88 
 
 Cyan-chlorid, n. cyanogen chloride 
 Cyan-eisenkalium, n. ferrocyanide of 
 
 potash, potassium ferrocyanide 
 Cyan-gas, n. cyanogen 
 Cyan-hidrosis, /. blue-sweat 
 Cyan-kalium, n. cyanide of potas- 
 sium 
 Cyanoblepsie, /. blue-blindness 
 CyanOpathie, /. morbus coeruleus 
 Cyanopsie, /. blue-vision 
 Cyanose, /. cyanosis 
 Cyanospermie, /. blue semen 
 Cyanostisch, a. cyanotic 
 Cyanotisch, a. = Cyanostisch 
 Cyan-quecksilber, n. cyanide of 
 
 mercury 
 Cyan-sauer, a. cyanic 
 Cyan-saure, /. cyanic acid 
 Cyan-silber, n. cyanide of silver 
 Cyan-wasserstoffsauer, a, hydro- 
 cyanic 
 Cyan-wasserstoffsaure, /. hydro- 
 cyanic acid 
 Cyan-zink, n. cyanide of zinc 
 Cyanursaure, /. cyanuric acid 
 Cyanwasserstoff, n. hydrocyanic acid 
 Cyesis, /. pregnancy 
 Cyklenkephalie, /. cyclopia with 
 
 fusion of cerebral hemispheres 
 Cyklopenauge, n. cyclopean eye 
 Cyklopie, /. = Cyklenkephalie 
 Cykloplegie, /. cycloplegia 
 Cylinder- (in compds.), cylindrical 
 Cylinder-brille, /. cylindrical glasses 
 Cylinder-epithel, n. cylindrical or 
 
 columnar epithelium 
 Cylinder-formig, a. cylindrical 
 Cylinder-geschwulst, /. cylindroma 
 Cylinder-glas, n. cylindrical lens 
 Cylinder-krebs, m. cylinder-cell 
 
 cancer 
 Cylinder-spritze, /. syringe 
 Cylinder-zelle, /. cylindrical cell 
 Cylinder-zellung, f. cylindrical-cell 
 
 formation 
 Cylindrom, n. cylindroma 
 Cylindrurie, /. passage of casts in 
 
 urine 
 Cynanthropia, /. fixed idea of being 
 
 transformed into a dog 
 Cynolyssa, /. canine rabies 
 Cynorexie, /. bulimia ' 
 
 Cynospasmus, m. snarling spasm 
 Cyrtometer, m. instrument for es- 
 timation of inequalities of sur- 
 face 
 Cystalgie, /. irritable bladder 
 Cystchen, n. a small cyst ' 
 
 Cyste, /. cyst ^ 
 
Cys 
 
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 Cystektasie, /. dilatation of bladder 
 Cystektomie, /. cystectomy 
 Cysten-artig, a. cyst-like 
 Cysten-bildung, /. cyst formation 
 Cysten-cephalie, /. extreme con- 
 genital hydrocephalus 
 Cysten-fliissigkeit, /. cystic fluid 
 Cysten-formig, a. = -artig 
 Cysten-geschwulst, /. cystic tumour 
 Cysten-hygrom, n. hygromatous cyst 
 Cysten-inhalt, m. cyst-contents 
 Cysten-krebs, m. cystic cancer 
 Cysten-kropf, m. cystic goitre 
 Cysten-niere, /. cystic kidney 
 Cysten-raum, m. cyst cavity 
 Cysten-5ack, m. sac of cyst 
 Cysten-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 
 cyst 
 Cysten-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 cyst-wall 
 Cysten-wassersucht, /. hydrops of a 
 
 cyst 
 Cysten-zange, /. cyst-forceps 
 Cysticercoiden, pi. cysticerci 
 Cystirrhagie, /. severe vesical haemor- 
 rhage 
 Cystirrhoe, /. chronic vesical catarrh 
 
 Cystisch, a. cystic 
 
 Cystis fellea, /. gall-bladder 
 
 Cystitom, n. apparatus for opening 
 the lens capsule in cataract opera- 
 tions 
 
 Cysto- (in compds.), cystic ; relating 
 to bladder 
 
 Cysto-blastem, n. cystoblast, cell- 
 nucleus 
 
 Cysto-cele, n. hernia vesicae 
 
 Cysto-dynie, /. pain in bladder 
 
 Cystoid, n. cystoid 
 
 Cysto-lith, m. stone in bladder 
 
 Cystom, n. cystic tumour 
 
 Cysto-pexie, /. attachment of bladder 
 to anterior abdominal wall 
 
 Cysto-plastik, /. cystoplastic 
 
 Cysto-plegie, /. bladder paralysis 
 
 Cysto-sarkom, n. cystic sarcoma 
 
 Cysto-skopie, /. endoscopic examina- 
 tion of bladder 
 
 Cysto-spasmus, m. spasm of bladder 
 
 Cysto-tomie, /. lithotomy 
 
 Cytoblast, m. cytoblast, cell-nucleus 
 
 Cytogen, a. cytogenic 
 
 Cytohaemometer, m. hgemacyto- 
 meter 
 
 Dae . . ,j vide Dak . . . 
 
 Dach, n. roof 
 
 Dach-kern, m. roof-nucleus of fourth 
 ventricle 
 
 Dach-kernkreuzung, /. decussation 
 of cerebellar fibres of roof-nu- 
 cleus 
 
 Daggeisches Fieber, n. dengue 
 fever 
 
 Dakryoadenitis, /. inflammation of 
 lachrymal gland 
 
 Dakryocystis, /. lachrymal sac 
 
 Dakryocystitis, /. inflammation of 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Dakryocystoblennorrhoe, /. mucous 
 discharge from lachrymal sac 
 
 Dakryocystocele, n. hernia of lachry- 
 mal sac 
 
 Dakryolith, m. lachrymal calculus 
 
 Dakryoma, n. dacryorrhoea resulting 
 from deformity of puncta lacri- 
 malis 
 
 Dakryops, m. cystic distension of 
 lachrymal duct 
 
 Dakryorrhoe, /. excessive flow of 
 tears 
 
 Dakryostagma, -stagon, n. excessive 
 
 flow of teal's 
 Dakryosyrinx, /. lachrymal fistula 
 Daktylitis, /. inflammation of finger 
 Daktylogryposis, /. webbed fingers 
 
 or toes 
 Daktylologie, /. finger language 
 Daktylolyse, /. operation for webbed 
 
 fingers 
 Dactylolysis spontanea, /. ainhum 
 Daktylosymphysis, /. adhesion of 
 
 fingers 
 Daltonismus, m. colour-blindness 
 Damm, m. perineum 
 Damm- (in compds.), perineal 
 Damm-arterie, /. perineal artery 
 Damm-ausdehnung, /. stretching of 
 
 perineum 
 Damm-aushohlung, /.perineal hollow 
 Damm-bildung, /. perineorrhaphy, 
 
 formation of new perineum 
 Damm-binde, /. perineal fascia 
 Damm-bruch, m. perineal hernia 
 Damm-dreieck, n. perineal triangle 
 Damm-einriss, m. perineal teaj, 
 
 rupture of perineum 
 
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 Damm-entspannuflg, /. perineal re- 
 laxation, support of perineum 
 Damm-gebiet, n. = »gegend 
 Damm-gebilde, n. perineal structure 
 Damm-gefass, n. perineal vessel 
 Damm-gegend, /. == -gebiet 
 Datnm-grube, /. perineal hollow 
 Damm-hoden, m. testis in perineum 
 Damm-krummung, /. perineal curve 
 Damm-mastdarmfistel, /. recto-peri- 
 
 neal fistula 
 Damm-muskel, m. perineal muscle 
 Damm-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of perineum 
 Damm-naht, /. perineal suture, 
 
 stitch 
 Damm-plastik, /. = -bildung 
 Damm-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Damm-riemen, m. perineal strap 
 Damm-rinne, /. perineal groove 
 Damm-riss, m. perineal tear, raip- 
 
 ture of perineum 
 Damm-scheidenbildung, /. kolpo- 
 
 perineorrhaphy 
 Damm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Damm-schutz, m. support of peri- 
 neum 
 Damm-schutzmittel, n. means of 
 
 support of perineum 
 Damm-spalte, /. rent, cleft or fissure 
 
 of perineum 
 Damm-spaltung, /. splitting the 
 
 perineum 
 Damm-stiitzung, /. or -unterstiit- 
 
 zung, /. = -schutz 
 Damm-verletzung, /. perineal injury 
 Damm-wunde, /. perineal wound 
 Damm-zerreissung, /. = -riss 
 Dammerzustand, m. dazed condi- 
 tion ; the condition preceding 
 stupor in epilepsy 
 Damono-manie, /. -melancholie, /. 
 or -pathie, /. mania, melancholy 
 or mental disease accompanied by 
 delusions of being possessed by 
 evil spirits 
 Dampf, m. steam, vapour 
 Dampf-bad, n . steam- or vapour-bath 
 Dampf-badeanstalt, /. steam- or 
 
 vapour-bath institution 
 Dampf -compresse, /. fomentation 
 Dampf-douche, /. or -dusche, /. 
 
 steam- or vapour-douche 
 Dampf -einatmung, /.-inhalation of 
 
 steam or vapour 
 Dampf-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of steam or vapour 
 Dampfen, v.t. to dull, deaden, or 
 drowij sound 
 
 Dampf-formig, a. in the form of 
 steam or vapour 
 
 Dampf-gummi, n. dextrin 
 
 Dampf-heilkunde, /. science of treat- 
 ment by steam or vapour 
 
 Dampf -heizung, /^heating fey steam 
 
 Dampf-hydrokornion, n, inhaler, 
 spray apparatus 
 
 Dampf-inhalation, /. =- -einatmung 
 
 Dampf-kastenbad, n, portable va- 
 pour-bath 
 
 Dampf-kochtopf, Ml. Steam steriliser 
 
 Dampf -mi ttel, w. remedy in form of 
 steam or vapour 
 
 Dampf-spray, m. steam-spray 
 
 Dampf-sterilisierung, /. Steam ster^ 
 ilisation 
 
 Dampf-sterilisierungsappafat, m. of 
 -sterilisierungs cylinder, m. steam- 
 sterilising apparatus or kettle 
 
 Dampf-strahl,m. steam- or vapour-j et 
 
 Dampf-warme, /. the evaporating or 
 vaporising temperature 
 
 Dampfung, /. dulness ; diminished 
 resonance 
 
 absolute — , or starke — , per- 
 fect or absolute dulness 
 
 Dampfungs-bezirk, m. region or area 
 of dulness 
 
 Dampfungs-bild, n. character of dul- 
 ness 
 
 Dampfungs-figur, /. shape of area of 
 dulness 
 
 Dampfungs-grenze, /. limit of dul- 
 ness 
 
 Dampfungs-mittel, n. steam-spray 
 
 Dandyfieber, n. dengue fever 
 
 Darier'sche Krankheit, /. a form of 
 hyperkeratosis of the skin 
 
 Darm, m. intestine, gut 
 blinder — , caecum 
 dicker — , colon 
 diinner — , or enger — , small 
 
 intestine 
 gerader — , rectum 
 gewundener — , or langer — , 
 
 ileum 
 leerer — , jejunum 
 
 Darm- (in compds.), intestinal, 
 intestino- 
 
 Darm-abkiihlung, /. chilling of in- 
 testines 
 
 Darm-abschnitt, m. portion of intes- 
 tine 
 
 Darm-achse, /. axis of intestine 
 
 Darm-achsendrehung, /. volvulus or 
 twisting of intestine 
 
 Darm-ahnlich, a. resembling in- 
 testine 
 
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 Darm-aktinomykose, /. actinomy- 
 cosis of intestine 
 Darm-amyloid, n. amyloid degenera- 
 tion of intestine 
 Darm-anastomose, /. intestinal anas- 
 tomosis 
 Darm-anastomosenbildung, /. forma- 
 tion of intestinal anastomosis 
 Darm-anfiillung, /. filling or cram- 
 ming of intestines 
 Darm-anhcing, m. intestinal appen- 
 dix or diverticulum 
 Darm-anhangsbruch, m. hernia of 
 ■ vermiform appendix 
 Darm-anlage, /. rudiment Of intes- 
 tine 
 Darm-arterie, /. intestinal artery 
 Darm-atresie, /. intestinal stricture 
 Darm-atrophie, /. intestinal atrophy 
 Darm-aufblahung, /. or -auftreibung, 
 
 /. inflation of intestine 
 Darm-ausleerung, /. evacuation of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-ausschaltung, /. exclusion of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-ausschneidung, /. excision of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-ausspiilung, /. washing out of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-bad, n. enema 
 Darm-bakterien, n.pl. intestinal bac- 
 teria 
 iDarm-bandwurm, m. tapeworm 
 Darm-bauchbruch, m. ventral hernia 
 Darm-bauchfistel, /. intestinal ab- 
 dominal fistula 
 Darmbein, n. ilium 
 .Darmbein-arterie, /. iliac artery 
 ^Darmbein-aushohlung, /. iliac fossa 
 iDarmbein-binde, /. iliac fascia 
 Darmbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 ilium 
 iDarmbein-flache, /. surface of ilium 
 Darmbein-grube, /. iliac fossa 
 IDarmbein-hocker, m. = -kamm 
 !Darmbein-hdhlung, /. = -aushoh- 
 . lung 
 
 Uarmbein-kamm, m. crest of ilium 
 ^Darmbein-kammlefze, /. = -lefze 
 .Darmbein-krijmmung, /. curvature 
 
 of ilium 
 35armbein-lefze,. /. lip of iliac crest 
 -Darmbein-muskel, m. musculus ili- 
 
 acus 
 Parmbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 i}annbein-rucken, m. dorsum of 
 
 iUum 
 Oarrtibein-schaufel, /. iliac fossa or 
 ventral surface of ilium 
 
 Darmbein-schlagadef, f. — -arterie 
 Darmbein-schuppe, /. = -schaufel 
 Darmbein-stachel, m. iliac spine 
 Darmbein-teller, m. = -schaufel 
 Darm-beschreibung, /. description oi 
 
 intestines 
 Darm-bewegung, /. peristaltic move* 
 
 ment of intestines 
 Darm-blasenbruch, n. entero-cyS^ 
 
 tocele 
 Darm-blatt, n. = -drusenblatt 
 Darm-blutader, /. intestinal vein 
 Darm-blutfiuss, m. or -blutung, /, 
 
 intestinal haemorrhage 
 Darm-brand, m. gangrene of in= 
 
 testine 
 Darm-bruch, m. intestinal hernia 
 Darm-canal, m. intestinal canal 
 Darm-divertikel, n. Meckel's diver- 
 ticulum 
 Darm-divertikelbruch, m. Littre's 
 hernia = hernia of Meckel's di-- 
 verticulum 
 Darm-dottersack, m. inner layer of 
 
 yelk-sac 
 Darm-drehung, /. = -bewegung 
 Darm-driise, /. gland of intestine 
 Darm-drusenblatt, «. intestinal glandl 
 
 layer ; hypoblast, endoderm 
 Darm-durchbohrung, /. perforation 
 
 of intestine 
 Darm-eingang, m. intestinal en- 
 trance 
 Darm-eingiessung, /. irrigation of 
 
 rectum 
 Darm-einklemmung, /. constriction 
 
 or strangulation of intestine 
 Darm-einknickung, /. kinking of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-einschiebung, f. intussus- 
 ception or invagination of intes- 
 tine 
 Darm-einschniirung, /. strangula- 
 tion of intestine by a loop or 
 band 
 Darm-einstulpung, /. = -einschie- 
 
 bung 
 Darm-entleerung, /. == -ausleerung 
 Darm-entoblast, m. intestinal hypo- 
 blast 
 Darm-entzundung, /. inflammation 
 
 of intestine 
 Darm-epithel, n. intestinal epithe- 
 lium 
 Darm-erkrankung, /. intestinal af- 
 fection 
 Darm-eroffnung, f. enterotomy 
 Darm-erscheiixung, /. intestinal phe-- 
 nomenon 
 
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 Darm-erweichung, /. softening of in- 
 testine 
 Darm-erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-exkrement, n. faeces 
 Darm-exkretion, /. intestinal secre- 
 tion 
 Darm-falten, f.pl. folds of splanchno- 
 
 pleure and hypoblast 
 Darm-faserblatt, n. or -faserplatte, /. 
 visceral mesoblast, or splanchno- 
 pleure 
 Darm-faule, /. dysentery 
 Darm-fell, n. and compds. = Bauch- 
 
 fell 
 Darm-feuer, n. anthrax 
 Darm-fieber, n. intestinal fever 
 Darm-fistel, /. intestinal fistula 
 Darm-flache, /. surface of intestine 
 Darm-fluss, m. intestinal discharge 
 Darm-flussigkeit, /. intestinal fluid 
 Darm-foUikel, m. intestinal follicle 
 Darm-funktion, /. intestinal func- 
 tion 
 Darm-furche, /. intestinal furrow 
 Darm-gahrung, /. intestinal fermen- 
 tation 
 Darm-gang, m. intestinal canal 
 Darm-gangran, /. = -brand 
 Darm-gas, n. intestinal gas 
 Darm-gebiet, n. intestinal region 
 Darm-gefass, n. intestinal vessel 
 Darm-gefassverstopfung, /. obstruc- 
 tion of intestinal blood-vessel 
 Darm-gegend, /. = -gebiet 
 Darm-gekrose, n. mesentery of in- 
 testine 
 Darm-gerausch, n. intestinal sound, 
 
 murmur 
 Darm-geschwulst, /. intestinal tu- 
 mour 
 Darm-geschwiir, n. intestinal ulcer 
 Darm-geschwiirvernarbung, /. cica- 
 trix from an intestinal ulcer 
 Darm-gicht, /. ileus 
 Darm-grimmen, n. intestinal colic 
 Darm-harnblasenbruch, m. = -bla- 
 
 senbruch 
 Darm-haut, /. intestinal coat 
 Darm-hautentziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of intestinal waU 
 Darm-hodensackbruch, m. scrotal 
 
 hernia 
 Darm-hohle, /. intestinal cavity 
 Darm-inhalt, m. intestinal contents 
 Darm-intussuszeption, /. intussus- 
 ception of intestine 
 Darm-invagination, /. invagination 
 of intestine 
 
 Darm-kanal, n. intestinal canal 
 Darm-kanalerkrankung, /. disease 
 
 of intestinal canal 
 Darm-kanalerschlaffung, /. atony of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-kanalerweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of intestinal canal 
 Darm-kanallahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-kanalschleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of intestine 
 Darm-kanalverschluss, m. occlusion 
 
 of intestine 
 Darm-katarrh, m. intestinal catarrh 
 Darm-klappe, /. intestinal valve 
 Darm-klemme, /. intestinal clamp 
 Darm-kneipen, n. intestinal colic 
 Darm-knick, n. or -knickung, /, 
 
 kinking of intestine 
 Darm-knochen, m. = -bain 
 Darm-kolik, /. intestinal colic 
 Darm-kot, m. fseces 
 Darm-krampf, m. intestinal spasm 
 Darm-krankheit, /. intestinal disease 
 Darm-krebs, m. cancer of intestine 
 Darm-lage, /. position of intestine 
 Darm-lageveranderung, /. change of 
 
 the position of intestine 
 Darm-lahmung, /. paralysis of in- 
 testine 
 Darm-Iarve, /. gastrula 
 Darm-Iehre, /. enterology 
 Darm-leibeshohle, /. coelenteron ■rr ' 
 Darm-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Darm-Iendenmuskel, m. ilio-psoas 
 
 muscle 
 Darm-lichtung, /. lumen of intestine 
 Darm-lumen, n. = -lichtung 
 Darm-lymphe, /. intestinal lymph 
 Darm-messer, n. enterotome 
 Darm-milzbrand, m, intestinal an- 
 thrax 
 Darm-mundung, /. intestinal aper- 
 ture 
 Darm-muskel, m. muscle of intestine 
 Darm-muskelhaut, /. muscular coat 
 
 of intestine 
 Darm-muskelwand, /. muscular wall 
 
 of intestine 
 Darm-muskulatur, /. intestinal mus- 
 culature 
 Darm-muskulaturlahmung, /. para? 
 lysis of muscular wall of intestinf 
 Darm-nabel, m. umbilical attach- 
 ment of embryonic intestine 
 Darm-nabelbruch, m. umbilicfd 
 
 hernia 
 Darm-naht, /. intestinal suture ; 
 Dartn-nerv, m. intestinal nerve 
 
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 Darm-nervengeflecht, n. intestinal 
 
 nerve plexus 
 Darmnetz, n. omentum 
 Darmnetz-bruch, m. hernia of omen- 
 tum 
 Darmnetz-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of omentum 
 Darmnetz-hodensackbruchjW. omen- 
 tal scrotal hernia 
 Darm-oberflache, /. surface of in- 
 testine 
 Darm-pforte, /. intestinal aperture 
 Darm-pilz, m. fungus growing in 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-platte, /. = -driisenblatt 
 Darm-poljrp, m. intestinal polypus 
 Darm-pulsader, /. intestinal artery 
 Darm-punktion, /. puncture of in- 
 testine 
 Darm-reizung, /. intestinal irrita- 
 tion 
 Darm-rinne, /. = -furche 
 Darm-riss, m. laceration of intes- 
 tine 
 Darmrohr, n. intestinal tube 
 Darmrohr-knickung, /. kinking of 
 
 intestine 
 Darmrohr-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 intestine 
 Darmrohr-verengung, /. narrowing 
 
 of intestine 
 Darmrohr-verschliessung, /. or -ver- 
 
 schluss, m. occlusion of intestine 
 Darmrohr-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 wall of intestine 
 Darm-rohre, /. and compds. = 
 
 -rohr 
 Darm-ruhr, /. dysentery 
 Darm-saft, m. intestinal juice 
 Darm-saftdruse, /. intestinal gland 
 Darm-saite, /. catgut 
 Darm-saitenbougie, /. catgut bougie 
 Darm-saugader, /. intestinal lym- 
 phatic vessel 
 Darm-schabe, /. threadworm 
 Darm-scheidenbruch, m. vaginal en- 
 
 terocele 
 Darm-scheidenfistel, /. intestino- 
 
 vaginal fistula 
 Darm-schere, /. intestinal scissors 
 Darm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Darm-schleife, /. primitive mtes- 
 
 tinal loop 
 Darm-schleim, m. intestinal mucus 
 Darm-schleimdriise, /. mucous gland 
 
 of intestine 
 Darm-schleimfluss, m. dysentery 
 Darmschleimhaut, /. intestinal mu- 
 cous membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-anschwellung, /. 
 swelling of intestinal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-druse, /. gland of 
 intestinal mucous membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-eiterung, /. sup- 
 puration of intestinal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-entziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of intestinal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-fetzen, m. shreds 
 of intestinal mucous membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-schwellung, /. = 
 -anschwellung 
 
 Darmschleimhaut-verschwarung, /. 
 ulceration of intestinal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Darmschleimhaut- wucherung, /, hy- 
 pertrophy of intestinal m,ucous 
 membrane 
 
 Darm-schlinge, /. intestinal loop 
 
 Darm-schlingendrehung, /. twisting 
 of loop of intestine 
 
 Darm-schlingenknickung, /. kinking 
 of intestinal loop 
 
 Darm-schmarotzer, m. intestinal 
 parasite 
 
 Darm-schmerz, m. intestinal colic 
 
 Darm-schnitt, m. enterotomy 
 
 Darm-schusswunde, /. gunshot- 
 wound of intestine 
 
 Darm-schwanz, m. = -anhang 
 
 Darm-schwimmprobe, /. hydrostatic 
 intestinal test 
 
 Darm-schwindel, w., vertigo due to 
 intestinal causes 
 
 Darm-schwindsucht, /. intestinal 
 tuberculosis 
 
 Darm-spalt, m. intestinal fissure 
 
 Darm-spritze, /. intestinal syringe 
 
 Darm-spulung, /. washing out of 
 intestine 
 
 Darm-stein, m. enterolith 
 
 Darm-steinbildung, /. formation of 
 enterolith 
 
 Darm-stenose, /. narrowing of in- 
 testine, stenosis 
 
 Darm-stich, m. puncture of intes- 
 tine 
 
 Darm-stiel, m. vitelline duct 
 
 Darm-strenge, /. intestinal colic 
 
 Darm-stiick, n. portion of intestine 
 
 Darm-system, n. intestinal system 
 
 Darm-thatigkeit, /. function of in- 
 testine 
 
 Darm-tiere, n.pl. metazoa 
 
 Darm-ton, m. intestinal sound (in 
 percussion) 
 
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 Darm-tragheit, /. sluggishness of in- 
 testines 
 
 Darm-trichine, /. Trichina spiralis 
 
 Darm-tuberkulose, /. intestinal tu- 
 berculosis 
 
 Darm- typhus, m. enteric fever 
 
 Darm-uberfUUung, /. overloading of 
 intestines 
 
 Darm-iiberzug, m. intestinal coat 
 
 Darm-umfang, m. intestinal circum- 
 ference 
 
 Darm-umschlingung, /. twisting of 
 intestine, volvulus 
 
 Darm-untersuchung, /. examination 
 of intestine 
 
 Darm-vene, /. intestinal vein 
 
 Darm-veranderung, /. change in 
 intestine 
 
 Darm-verdauung, /. intestinal diges- 
 tion 
 
 Darm-vereiterung, /. suppuration of 
 intestine 
 
 Darm-verengung, /. narrowing or 
 stricture of intestine 
 
 Darm-verschliessung, /. intestinal 
 obstruction or occlusion 
 
 Darm-verschlingung, /. = -um- 
 schlingung 
 
 Darm-verschluss, m. = -verschlies- 
 sung 
 
 Darm-verschwarung, /. ulceration of 
 intestine 
 
 Darm-verstopfung, /. obstruction of 
 intestine ; constipation 
 
 Darm-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 intestines 
 
 Darm-verwickelung, /. volvulus 
 
 Darm-vorfall, m. prolapse of intes- 
 tine 
 
 Darm- wand, /. intestinal wall 
 
 Darm-wandentzijndung, /. inflam- 
 mation of intestinal wall 
 
 Darm-wandbruch, m. partial en- 
 terocele 
 
 Darm-wandlahmung, /. intestinal 
 paralysis 
 
 Darm-wandung, /. and compds. = 
 
 -wand 
 Darm-waschung, /. washing out of 
 intestine 
 
 Darm-wasserbruch, m. hydrentero- 
 
 cele 
 Darm-weh, n. — -schmerz 
 Darm-weiche, /. Uiac region 
 Darm-windung, /. intestinal convo- 
 lution 
 Parm-wunde, /. wound of intes- 
 tine 
 Parm-vyurm, m, an intestinal worm 
 
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 Darm-zerreissung, /. laceration of 
 
 intestine 
 Darm-zotte, /. villus of intestine 
 Darm-zwang, m. twisting of intes.- 
 
 tine ; constipation 
 Darre, /. = Darrsucht 
 Darreichen, v.t. to administer 
 Darreichung, /. administration 
 Darr-fieber, n. hectic fever 
 Darr-sucht, /. tabes, marasmus 
 Darr-sucht, /. (der Berg- und Hiitten- 
 leute), miner's phthisis, tabes, 
 metallica 
 Darr-suchtig, a. consumptive, ma- 
 
 rasmic 
 Darr-siichtige, m. & f. a, subject of 
 
 consumption 
 Dasjepiss, m. inspissated urine of 
 
 hyrax capensis 
 Dassel-beule, /. boil due to gadfly- 
 bite 
 Dassel-fliege, /. gadfly 
 Dattelknoten, m. Aleppo boil 
 Daturin, n. daturine 
 Dauer, /. duration, permanence 
 Dauer- (in compds.), permanent 
 Dauer-erfolg, m. permanent result 
 Dauer-formen, pi. spores (of bac- 
 teria) 
 Dauer-gewebe, n. permanent tissue 
 Dauer-heilung, /. permanent cure 
 Dauer-kaniile, /. permanent cannula 
 Dauer-katheter, m. permanent ca- 
 theter 
 Dauer-milch, /. sterilised milk 
 Dauern, v.i. to last 
 Dauerpraparat, n. permanent pre- 
 paration 
 Dauer sonde, /. permanent bougie 
 
 or catheter 
 Dauer spore, /. permanent spore 
 Dauer stellung, /. fixed or permanent 
 
 position 
 Dauer verband, m. fixed or perma- 
 nent dressing 
 Dauer wirkung, /. permanent 
 
 effect 
 Dauer zelle, /, permanent cell 
 Daumen, m. thurnb 
 Daumen-abziehef, m. abductor pol- 
 
 licis 
 Daumen-anzieher, m, adductor pol- 
 
 licis 
 Daumen-arterie, /. artery of thumb 
 Daumen-ballen, m. thenar eminence 
 Daumen-beizieher, m. = -anzieher 
 Daumen-beuger, m. flexor poUicis 
 Daumen-flache, /. surface of thumt) 
 Daumen-furQhe, /. " line of Uf^ "■ 
 
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 Del 
 
 Daumen-gegend, f. thenar region 
 Daumen-glied, n. phalanx of thumb 
 Daumen-haut, f. skin of thumb 
 Daumen-hautnerv, m. cutaneous 
 
 nerve of thumb 
 Daumen-klopfer, m. ~ -ballen 
 Daumen-kuppe, /. tip of thumb 
 Daumen-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 
 thumb 
 Daumen-nagel, m. thumb-nail 
 Daumen-nagelglied, n. ungual pha- 
 lanx 
 Daumen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Daumen-rand, m. radial border of 
 
 thumb 
 Daumen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Daumen-strecker, tn. extensor pol- 
 
 licis 
 Daumen-verletzung, /. injury of the 
 
 thumb 
 Daumling, m. thumbstall 
 Davaine'sche Korperchen, pi. an- 
 thrax bacilli 
 Davidsharfe, /. lyra of fornix 
 Daviel'scher L6ffel,»j.cataract spoon 
 Debilitat, /. debility 
 Decentralisationssystem, n. system 
 
 of decentralisation 
 Decidualzelle, /. decidual ceU 
 Decke, /. cover, covering, envelope, 
 
 integument, coat, roof 
 Deck- (in compds,), cover-, pro- 
 tecting, protective, covering 
 Deckelchen, n. operculum 
 Deck-glas, n. cover-glass 
 Deck-glaschen,.M. =5= -glas 
 Deck-glaspraparat, n, cover-glass 
 
 preparation 
 Deck-glastrockenpraparat, n. dry 
 
 cover-glaas preparation 
 Deck-haut, /. covering or investing 
 
 membrane 
 Decfe-knochen, m. covering or over- 
 lying bone 
 Deck-knorpel, m. covering or over- 
 lying cartilage 
 Deck-lappen, m. overlying lobe or 
 
 convolution 
 Deck-membran, /. covering or in- 
 vesting membrane 
 Peck-mittel, n. covering or protect- 
 ing material 
 Deck-pflaster, n. protective plaster 
 Deck-platte, /. membrana tectoria 
 Deck-punkte, m.pl. coincident points 
 Deck-schicht, /. investing or cover- 
 ing layer 
 Deck-verband, m, protective dress- 
 ing 
 
 Deck-zelle, /. cortical or surface-cell 
 Declive, /. posterior part of monti- 
 
 cuius cerebelli 
 Decolorieren, v.t. to decolorise 
 Decubitalgeschwur, n. bedsore,, ulcer- 
 caused by pressure 
 Defakation, /. defalcation 
 Defektbildung, /. malformationi 
 Defervescenz, /. defervescence 
 Defibriniert, a. defibrinated 
 Deflexionslage, /. (Bayer's term)j, 
 
 facial and frontal presentations, 
 Deformitat, /. deformity 
 Degeneration, /. degeneration 
 Degenerations-gesetz, n. law of de- 
 generation 
 Degenerations-zeichen, n. token ofi 
 
 degeneration, stigma 
 Degenerescenz, /. degeneration 
 Degenereszieren, v.i. to degenerate 
 Degenerieren, v.i. = Degeneresr- 
 
 zieren 
 Deglutieren, v.t. to swallow 
 Deglutination, /. deglutition 
 Deglutinationsgerausch, n. degluti- 
 tion murmur 
 Dehiscenz, /. space between articu- 
 lar cartilages 
 Dehli-, vide Delhi 
 Dehnbar, a. extensible, ductUe,, 
 
 flexible, dilatable 
 Dehnbarkeit, /. extensibility, duc- 
 tility, flexibility, dilatabUity 
 Dehnen, v.i. to extend, stretch,. 
 
 widen, dilate 
 Dehnung, /. extending, stretching,, 
 
 dilation, widening 
 Dejektion, /. excrement 
 Dekantieren, v.t. to decant 
 Dekantiergefass, n. decan ting-bottle 
 Dekarbonisieren, v.t. to decarbonise 
 Dekokt, n. decoction 
 Dekomposition, /. decomposition 
 Dekrepit, a. decrepit 
 Dekrepitieren, v.i. to decrepitate 
 Dekrescenz, /. decrease 
 Deletar, a. deleterious, noxious, in- 
 jurious, hurtful 
 Deleterisch, a. = Deletar 
 Delhi-beule, /. or -pustel, /. Delhi or 
 
 Aleppo boil 
 Deligatur, /. ligation, bandaging 
 Deligieren, v.t. to ligature, to ban- 
 dage 
 Deliquescent, a. deliquescent 
 Deliquescieren, v.i. to deliquesce 
 Delirieren, v.i. to be delirious 
 Delitescenz, /. delitescence, gyddcil 
 disappearance 
 
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Del 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Des 
 
 Delle, /. dimple, umbilication, de- 
 pression, umbilicus 
 Dellenbildung, /. umbilication 
 Delomorph, a. parietal (cells of 
 
 gastric glands) 
 Deltaformig, a. deltoid 
 Deltamuskel, m. deltoid muscle 
 Deltarhuskel-ansatz, m. insertion of 
 
 deltoid muscle 
 Deltamuskel-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of deltoid muscle 
 Deltamuskel-zacken, m. serration of 
 
 deltoid muscle 
 Demarkationslinie, /. line of demar- 
 cation" 
 Demulzieren, v.i. to soften, become 
 
 demulcent 
 Dendriten, pi. dendrites 
 Dendritisch, a. dendritic 
 Dendroklonezellen, f.pl. dendritic 
 
 cells of the cornea 
 Denguefieber, n. dengue fever 
 Denken, v.i. to think 
 Denk-fahig, a. capable of thinking 
 Denk-fahigkeit, /. faculty of think- 
 ing, reasoning faculty 
 Denk-kraft, /. power of thinking 
 Denk-tatigkeit, /. mental activity 
 Denk-vermogen, n. =■- -fahigkeit 
 Densitat, /. density 
 Dentagra, n. toothache 
 Dental- (in compds.), vide Zahn- 
 Dentaphon, n. tuning-fork placed on 
 the teeth to investigate bone- 
 conduction 
 Dentin, n. dentine 
 Dentin-faser, /. dentinal fibre 
 Dentin-rohrchen, n. dentinal tubule 
 Dentin-scheide, /. dentinal sheath 
 Dentinifikation, /. formation of 
 
 dentine 
 Dentitionslahmung, /. infantile para- 
 lysis 
 Dentritisch, a. tree-like, arborescent 
 Deontologie, /. (medical) ethics 
 Depressionserscheinung, /. symptom 
 
 of depression 
 Depressiv, a. depressant 
 Depressorisch, a. depressor 
 Deprimieren, v.i. to depress 
 Deradenitis, /. inflammation of cer- 
 vical glands 
 Derb, a.hard, soHd, firm, substantial, 
 
 dense 
 Derbheit, /. hardness, solidity, firm- 
 ness, compactness, density 
 Derencephalus, m. monster vvith very 
 . small brain enclosed in the cer- 
 vical vertebra; 
 
 Dermatagra, n. pellagra 
 Dermatalogie, /. pain in the skin 
 Dermatisch, a. cutaneous 
 Dermatolitisch, a. skin-dissolvingr 
 Dermatologe, m. dermatologist 
 Dermatologie, /. dermatology 
 Dermatologisch, a. dermatological 
 Dermatolysis, /. abnormal laxity of 
 
 skin 
 Dermatomykosis, /. skin affection 
 
 due to parasitic fungus 
 Dermatomyositis, /. a disease cha* 
 racterised by polymyositis with 
 oedema and cutaneous erup- 
 tions 
 Dermatonosis, /. skin disease 
 Dernnatopathie, /. skin disease 
 Dermatopathologie, /. the pathology 
 
 of skin diseases 
 Dermatophilus, n. name applied to 
 
 various skin parasites 
 Dermatophon, n. instrument for 
 listening to muscle sounds arid 
 those of the cutaneous circula- 
 tion 
 Dermatophyten, pi. fungi causing 
 
 skin eruptions 
 Dermatoplastik, /. plastic treatment 
 
 of skin-lesions 
 Dermatosis, /. skin disease 
 Dermatosklerosis, /. scleroderma 
 Dermatospasmus, m. goose-skin 
 Dermatozoen, pi. skin parasites 
 Dermatozoonosen, pi. skin affections 
 
 due to parasites 
 Dermenchysis, /. subcutaneous trans- 
 fusion 
 Dermobakterien, n.pl. bacteria of 
 
 the skin 
 Dermographie, /. description of skin 
 
 diseases ; urticaria factitiosa 
 Dermoid, n. dermoid, dermoid cyst 
 Dermoidcyste, /. = Dermoid 
 Dermologie, /. dermatology 
 Deroncus, m. goitre 
 Descendenz, /. descent 
 Descendenzlehre, /. the theory of 
 
 descent or evolution 
 Descendenztheorie, /. = Descendenz- 
 lehre 
 Desinfektion, /. disinfection 
 Desinfektions-anstalt, /. disinfection 
 
 establishment 
 Desinfektions-apparat, m. disinfec- 
 tion apparatus 
 Desinfektions-fliissigkeit, /. disin 
 
 fecting fluid 
 Desinfektions-lehre, /. the study oi 
 disinfectants 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Dia 
 
 Desinfektions-massregel, /. provision 
 for or measures of disinfection 
 
 Desinfektions-mittel, n. a disinfect- 
 ant 
 
 Desinfektions-pulver, n. disinfecting 
 powder 
 
 Desinfektions-seife, /. disinfecting 
 soap 
 
 Desinfektions-zweck, m. purpose or 
 aim of disinfection 
 
 Desinfektorisch, a. disinfecting, anti- 
 septic 
 
 Desinfizieren, v.t. to disinfect 
 
 Desinfizierung, /. disinfection 
 
 Desmalgie, /. pain in ligaments 
 
 Desmitis, /. inflammation of a liga- 
 ment 
 
 Desmodynie, /. pain in tendons or 
 ligaments 
 
 Desmographie, /. description of liga- 
 ments 
 
 Desmoidgeschwulst, /. fibroid tu- 
 mour, fibroma 
 
 Desmologie, /. the study of liga- 
 ments ; the art of bandaging 
 
 Desmopathie, /. disease of ligaments 
 
 Desmopathologie, /. pathology of 
 ligaments 
 
 Desmophlogosis, /. inflammation of 
 ligaments 
 
 Desmorrhexie, /. rupture of a liga- 
 ment 
 
 Desmurgie, /. bandaging 
 
 Desodorationsmittel, n. deodoriser 
 
 Desodorosieren, v.i. to deodorise 
 
 Desorganisation, /. disorganisation 
 
 Desquamieren, v.t. to desquamate 
 
 Dessertloffel, m. dessertspoon, eight 
 grammes 
 
 Destillat, n. distillate 
 
 Destination, /. distillation 
 
 Destillationsgefass, n. retort, still 
 
 Destillieren, v.f. to distil 
 
 Destillierkolben, m. retort, distilling 
 flask 
 
 Destilliert, a. distilled 
 
 Desudation, /. sweating 
 
 Desudieren, v.i. to perspire 
 
 Detrusorium, n. oesophageal probang 
 
 Detumescenz, /. disappearance of 
 swelling 
 
 Deuteropathisch, a. secondarily af- 
 fected, deuteropathic 
 
 Devomieren, v.t. to vomit 
 
 Devorativkapsel, /. capsule for ad- 
 ministering medicines 
 
 Devorieren, v.i. to swallow 
 
 Dexio- or Dextro-kardie, /. congeni- 
 tal position of heart on right side 
 
 Dextrogyr, a. dextrorotatory 
 
 Dextronsaure, /. gluconic acid 
 
 Dextrose, /. dextrose, grape-sugar 
 
 Diabetiker, m. a subject of diabetes 
 
 DiabetJsch, a. diabetic 
 
 Diabetometer, m. apparatus for esti- 
 mating amount of sugar in urine 
 
 Diabrosis, /. erosion, ulceration 
 
 Diaceturie, /. excretion of diacetic 
 acid in urine 
 
 Diachoresis, /. evacuation of the 
 bowels 
 
 Diachoretisch, a. aperient 
 
 Diachylonpflaster, n. diachylon 
 plaster 
 
 Diachylonsalbe, /. diachylon oint- 
 ment 
 
 Diachylon wundpfiaster, n. diachylon 
 plaster for wounds 
 
 Diacodion, n. a remedy made from 
 poppyheads 
 
 Diadoche, /. transition of one 
 disease into another 
 
 Diadosis, /. diminution or cessation 
 of a disease 
 
 Diagnose, /. diagnosis 
 
 Diagnosenstellung, /. the establish- 
 ing of a diagnosis 
 
 Diagnostik, /. diagnostics 
 
 Diagnostisch, a. diagnostic 
 
 Diagnostizierbar, a. diagnosible 
 
 Diagnostizieren, v.t. to diagnose 
 
 Diaklysma, n. mouth-wash, gargle 
 
 Diaklysmose, /. flushing of whole 
 bowel with medicament 
 
 Diakope, /. longitudinal fracture of a 
 bone ; incised wound 
 
 Diakrise, /. differentiation of disease, 
 crisis of disease 
 
 Dialursaure, /. dialuric acid 
 
 Dialyse, /. dialysis 
 
 Dialysiert, a. dialysed 
 
 Dialysisch, a. dialytic 
 
 Diamidoazobenzol, n. diamidoazo- 
 benzene 
 
 Diamidoverbindung, /. diamido com- 
 pound 
 
 Diapalma, n. an ointment composed 
 of zinc, lead, olive-oil, and wax 
 
 Diapasma, n. an aromatic dusting- 
 powder 
 
 Diapedesis, /. diapedesis, transuda- 
 tion 
 
 Diaphan, a. translucent 
 
 Diaphoretisch, a. diaphoretic 
 
 Diaphragmatocele, n. diaphrag- 
 matic hernia 
 
 Diaphthora, /. corruption, foulness, 
 impurity, decay 
 
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GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Dia 
 
 Diaphthoroskop, n. instrument for 
 
 estimation of impurity of air 
 Diaplegie, /. total paralysis 
 Diaplase, /. reduction of dislocation, 
 
 setting of a fracture 
 Diaplasma, n. poultice, fomentation 
 
 or inunction 
 Diapnoe, /. transpiration through 
 
 the skin 
 Diaptose, /. an incident 
 Diapyem, n. suppuration, ulceration 
 
 (especially of lungs) 
 Diapytica, n.pl. remedies for pro- 
 moting suppuration 
 Diarrhoe, /. diarrhoea 
 Diarrhoe-anfall, m. attack of diar- 
 rhoea 
 Diarrhoe-artig, a. diarrhoeal 
 Diasenna, /. aperient made from 
 
 senna 
 Diaskop, n. diascope 
 Diaskopisch, «. diascopic 
 Diasostik, /. regimen, care of health 
 DJasostisch, a. diasostic 
 Diastaltisch, a. diastaltic, reflex 
 Diastolisch, a. diastolic 
 Diastremma, n. distortion, sprain 
 Diastrophe, /. = Diastremma 
 Diat, a. strict in diet, dietetic 
 Diat, /. diet, regimen 
 Diatetik, /. dietetics 
 Diatetisch, a. dietetic 
 Diat-fehler, m. error of diet 
 Diat-form, /. kind of diet 
 Diathese, /. diathesis 
 Diathylacetal, n. diethyl acetal 
 Diat-kur, /. dietetic treatment 
 Diat-ordnung, /. regulation of diet 
 Diat-regel, /. dietary 
 Diatresis, /. perforation 
 Diatretisch, a. perforated 
 Diatrimma, n. intertrigo, saddle-gall 
 Diat-vorschrift, /. = -regal 
 Diazo-amidoverbindung, /. diazo- 
 
 amido compound 
 Diazo-essigester, m. diazoacetic ether 
 Diazo-verbindung, /. diazo com- 
 pound 
 Dlazotieren, n. conversion of an 
 
 amido into a diazo compound 
 Die . . ., vide Dik . . . 
 Dichotomisch, a. dichotomous 
 Dichroismus, m. dichroism 
 Dichromatopsie, /. a form of 
 colour-blindness in which only 
 two spectral colours can be dis- 
 tinguished 
 Dichromsauer, a. bichromate 
 Dichromsaure, /■ bichromic acid 
 
 Dif 
 
 Dichte, /. density, thickness, firm- 
 
 ncss 
 Dichtenmesser, m. areometer, den- 
 simeter 
 Dichtigkeit, /. = Dichte 
 Dichtigkeit-messer, m. = Dichten- 
 messer 
 Dick, a. thick, big, large, bulky, 
 stout, corpulent, swollen, turbid, 
 inflated, vastus, inspissated 
 Dick-auszug, m. inspissated extract 
 Dick-blutig, a. thick-blooded 
 Dick-blutigkeit, /. thick blood 
 Dickdarm, m. large intestine ; colon 
 Dickdarm-achsendrehung, /. volvu- 
 lus 
 Dickdarm-arterie, /. colic artery 
 Dickdarm-ausgang, m. anus 
 Dickdarm-ausstiilpung, /. Meckel's 
 
 diverticulum 
 Dickdarm-blasenfistel, /. fistula be- 
 tween colon and bladder 
 Dickdarm-driise, /. gland of large 
 
 intestine 
 Dickdarm-entziindung, /. colitis 
 Dickdarm-falte, /. ileo-colic fold 
 Dickdarm - gebarmutterscheidenfis- 
 
 tel, /. vagino-utero-colic fistula 
 Dickdarmgekrose, w. the colic mesen- 
 tery 
 
 absteigendes — , descending me- 
 socolon 
 aufsteigendes — , ascending me- 
 socolon 
 queres — , transverse mesocolon 
 Dickdarm-klappe, /. ileo-cascal valve 
 Dickdarm-krebs, m. cancer of colon 
 Dickdarm-kriimmung, /. flexure of 
 
 colon 
 Dickdarm-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of colon 
 Dickdarm - schleimhautentziindung, 
 
 /. catarrhal colitis 
 Dickdarm-verengung, /. stricture of 
 
 colon 
 Dickdarm-verschluss, m. closure of 
 
 colon 
 Didymitis, /. orchitis 
 Diebsgelijste, pi. kleptomania 
 Dienst, m. service 
 Differentialfarbung, /. differential 
 
 staining 
 Differenzieren, v.t. to differentiate 
 Differenzierung, /. differentiation 
 Differenztone, pi. combination tones 
 Diffluent, a. diffluent 
 Diffluenz, /. diffluence 
 Diffluieren, v.i. to become diffluent 
 Diffortn, a. deformedj malformed 
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 Of medical terms 
 
 Dls- 
 
 Difformiefferl, V.t. to deform 
 
 Difformitat, /. deformity 
 
 Diffusion, /. diffusion 
 
 Diffusions-elektrode, /. electrode of 
 diffusion 
 
 Diffusions-fahig, a. diffusible 
 
 Diffusions-fahigkeit, f. diffusibility 
 
 Diffusions-geschwindigkeit, /. ra- 
 pidity of diffusion 
 
 Diffusions-koefficient, m. coefficient 
 of diffusion 
 
 Diffusions-kraft, /. capability' of dif- 
 fusion 
 
 Difiusions-strom, »w. diffusion current 
 
 Diffusions-stromung, /. current of 
 diffusion 
 
 Diffusions-vermogen, n. = -kraft 
 
 Diffusions-vorgang, m. process of 
 diffusion 
 
 Digallussaure, /. tannic acid 
 
 Digastrisch, a. digastric 
 
 Digenea, pi. distomse 
 
 Digerieren, v.t. to digest (in chemis- 
 try) 
 
 Digerierung, /. digestion (in chemis- 
 try) 
 
 Digestiv, n. a digestive 
 
 Digestiv-mittel, n. a digestive 
 
 Digestiv-salbe, /. Unguentum diges- 
 tivujTi, Ph. G. 
 
 Digestiv-salz, n. digestive salt, po- 
 tassium chloride 
 
 Digitismus, m. poisoning with digi- 
 talis 
 
 Dihydratisch, a. divalent (applied to 
 bases), dihydric 
 
 Dikephalisch, a. two-headed 
 
 Dikephalium, n. two-headed monster 
 
 Dikephalus, m. = Dikephalium 
 
 Dikrotie, /. dicrotism 
 
 Dikrotisch, a. dicrotic 
 
 Diktyitis, /. retinitis 
 
 Diktyopsie, /. the condition of seeing 
 floating objects as through a net 
 
 Dilaceration, /. laceration 
 
 Dilacerieren, v.t. to lacerate 
 
 Dilatationsthrombose, /. thrombus 
 in a dilated vessel 
 
 Dilatator, m. a dilator 
 
 Dilatatorium, n. = Dilatator 
 
 Dillol, n. oleum anethi 
 
 Dilluieren, v.t. to dissolve, to dilute 
 
 Dimei-, a. two-limbed 
 
 Dimethylacetat, n. dimethyl acetate 
 
 Dinica, n.pl. remedies for vertigo 
 
 Dinitrokresol, n. dinitrocresol 
 
 Dinus, m. vertigo 
 
 Diopsimeter, m. instrument for 
 measuring visual field (Houdin) 
 
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 Dioptrik, /. dioptrics 
 
 Dioptrometrie, /. refraetidfi testing 
 
 Diorthosis, /. orthopaedics 
 
 Diorthota, /. extension-bed 
 
 Diosmose, /. diosmosis 
 
 Diphallus, m. malformation with 
 double penis 
 
 Diphtherie, /. diphtheria 
 
 Diphtheria-bacillus, m. diphtheria 
 bacillus 
 
 Diphtherie-kranke, m. & f. a. subject 
 of diphtheria 
 
 Diphtherie-pilz, m. fungus, i.e. bacil-- 
 lus, of diphtheria 
 
 Diphtherisch, a. = Diphtheritisch 
 
 Diphtheritisch, a. diphtheritic 
 
 Diphthongie, /. two-toned speech, as 
 in laryngeal tumours or paralysis 
 
 Diplakusis, /. double hearing 
 
 Diplasmatische Zellen, f.pl. cells con- 
 taining other substances besides 
 protoplasm 
 
 Diplegia, /. bilateral paralysis, para- 
 plegia 
 
 Diplokephalie, /. two-headed mon- 
 ster 
 
 Diplokokken, m.pl. diplococci 
 
 Diplomyelie, /. congenitally double 
 spinal cord 
 
 Diplophonie, /. = Diphthongie 
 
 Diplopia, /. binokulare, binocular 
 diplopia 
 
 Diplosa, /. duplication 
 
 Diplosomia, /. double monster, ad- 
 herent at one or more points, but 
 otherwise well developed 
 
 Dippel's Oel, n. oleum Dippeli, 
 oleum animale fcetidum 
 
 Diprosopus, m. double-faced monster 
 
 Dipsodisch, a. suffering from morbid 
 thirst 
 
 Dipsomania, /. dipsomania 
 
 Diptaranlarve, /. larva of diptera 
 
 Dipygus, m. a monster double below 
 the chest 
 
 Direktions krais, m. circle -of direc- 
 tion 
 
 Dischromasie, /. colour-blindness 
 Disciplin, /. the various departments 
 
 of science 
 Discissionsnadal, /. discission-needle 
 Dislozieren, v.t. to dislocate 
 Disloziarung, /. dislocation 
 Dispensatorium, n. pharmacopoeia 
 Dispensieranstalt, /. dispensary 
 Dispansieran, v.t, to dispense medi- 
 cines 
 Dispirem, n. double whorl (in kary-- 
 Qkinesis) 
 
Dis 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH -DICTIONARY 
 
 Dop 
 
 Disposition, /. predisposition 
 
 Dissektionsbrille, /. Briicke's glasses 
 
 Dissezieren, v.t. to dissect 
 
 Dissimulation, /. simulation 
 
 Dissimulieren, v.i. to simulate 
 
 Dissimuliert, a. hidden, concealed 
 
 Distanzherzgerausch, n. cardiac 
 bruit audible at a distance 
 
 Distichiasis, /. double row of eye- 
 lashes 
 
 Distorquieren, v.t. to dislocate, to 
 sprain 
 
 Distraktion, /. forcible extension 
 
 Districhie, /. = Distichiasis 
 
 Ditarinde, /. bark of Alstonia scho- 
 laris, R. Br. 
 
 Dithmarsche Krankheit, /. chronic 
 skin disease, of a leprous or 
 syphilitic nature, occurring in 
 Holstein 
 
 Ditorinde, /. = Ditarinde 
 
 Diuretisch, a. diuretic 
 
 Divarikation, /. bifurcation or 
 branching of veins, &c. 
 
 Divergenz, /. divergence 
 
 Divergierendes Schielen, n. external 
 strabismus 
 
 Divertikel, n. diverticulum 
 
 Divertikel-bildung, /. formation of a 
 diverticulum 
 
 Divisionsarzt, m. army division 
 surgeon 
 
 Dochmiose, /. disease produced by 
 ankylostoma 
 
 Doggennase, /. congenital malforma- 
 tion of the nose in which the nares 
 are divided by a groove 
 
 Dolichokephalie, /. condition of 
 being dolichocephalic 
 
 Domatophobie, /. = Claustrophobia 
 
 Donnerpilz, m. Boletus luridus 
 
 Doppel, a. double ; vide for compds. 
 also Doppelt- 
 
 Doppel-auge, n. the whole visual 
 apparatus ; the two eyes regarded 
 as one organ 
 
 Doppel-bewusstsein, n. double con- 
 sciousness 
 
 Doppel-bild, n. double image 
 
 Doppel-bildung, /. double formation; 
 duplication 
 
 Doppel-bindung, /. double linking 
 
 Doppel-bistouri, n. two-bladed 
 pocket bistoury 
 
 Doppel-brechung, /. double refrac- 
 tion 
 
 Doppel-bruch, m. double fracture ; 
 double hernia 
 
 Doppel-comedo, m. double comedo 
 
 Doppel-denken, n. = -bewusstsein 
 Doppel-diachylonpflaster, n. Empl. 
 
 lithargyri compositum. Ph. G. 
 Doppel-dreitagig, a. double tertian 
 
 (ague) 
 Doppel-ehe, /. bigamy 
 Doppel-farbig, a. dichromatic 
 Doppel-farbigkeit, /. dichroism 
 Doppel-farbung, /. double staining 
 Doppel-frucht, /. double fcptus 
 Doppel-geblase, n. double bellows 
 
 (for spray or cautery apparatus) 
 Doppel-geburt, /. twins ; double 
 
 monster 
 Doppel-gelenk, n. double joint 
 Doppel-gerausch, n. double murmur 
 Doppel-geschlechtlich, a. bisexous, 
 
 bisexual 
 Doppel-gestaltung, /. dimorphism 
 Doppel-glieder, n.pl. rickets 
 Doppel-gliederig, a. rickety 
 Doppel-haken, m. double-hooked 
 
 retractor 
 Doppel-hand, /. double hand (con- 
 genital) 
 Doppel-hautig, a. with double cover- 
 ing 
 Doppel-hernie, /. double hernia 
 Doppel-jodquecksilber, n. biniodide 
 
 of mercury 
 Doppel-knoten, m. reef knot 
 Doppel-kokken, m.pl. diplococci 
 Doppel-kopf, m. double-headed mon- 
 ster 
 Doppel-kopfig, a. bicephalic 
 Doppel-laufig, a. having a double 
 
 current, e.g. catheter 
 Doppel-leben, n. (geistiges), = -be- 
 wusstsein 
 Doppel-lebig, a. amphibious 
 Doppel - leibig, a. double-bodied 
 
 (monster) 
 Doppel-ligatur, /. double ligature 
 Doppel-lippe, /. double lip 
 Doppel-locher, n.pl. or -maul, n. 
 
 distomata 
 Doppel-messer, n. Valentine's knife 
 Doppel-missbildung, /. or -missge- 
 
 burt, /. double monster 
 Doppel-miindig, a. double-mouthed 
 
 (uterus) 
 Doppel-naht, /. double suture 
 Doppel-neubildung, /. double new- 
 growth 
 Doppel-plessimeter, m. double plex- 
 
 imeter 
 Doppel-punktbacillen, pi. or -punkt- 
 stabchen, pi. bacilli showing polar, 
 staining 
 
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 Dot 
 
 Doppel-rohre, /. double cannula 
 Doppel-sage, /. double (spine) saw 
 Doppel-salze, n.pl. double salts 
 Doppel-schlag, m. or -schlager, m. 
 
 dicrotism 
 Doppel-schlagig, a. dicrotic 
 Doppel-sehen, n. diplopia 
 Doppel-seitig, a. bilateral 
 Doppel-sichtigkeit, /. = -sehen 
 Doppel-sinnige Nervenleitung, /. 
 nerve-conduction in both direc- 
 tions 
 Doppel-stabchen, n.pl. = -bacillen 
 Doppel-steiss, m. = Dipygus 
 Doppel-stoss, m. dicrotism 
 Doppel-ton„ m. double or redupli- 
 cated sound, double murmur 
 Doppel-trugbild, n. = -bild 
 Doppel-verwandtschaft, /. double 
 
 relationship 
 Doppel-viertagig, a. double qviartan 
 
 (ague) 
 Doppel-wandig, a. double-walled 
 Doppel-zahn, m. double tooth 
 Doppel-zapfen, m. double cones 
 Doppelt, a. double ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Doppel- 
 Doppelt-borsauer, a. biborate 
 Doppelt-chromsauer, a. bichro- 
 mate 
 Doppelt-kohlensauer, a. bicarbo- 
 nate 
 Doppelt-sehen, n. diplopia 
 Doppelt-seitensteinschnitt, m. bi- 
 lateral lithotomy 
 Dormitiv, n. hypnotic, soporific 
 Dorn, m. thorn ; spine 
 Dorn-fortsatz, m. spinous process 
 Dornig, a. thorny 
 Dorn-muskel, m. spinal muscle 
 Dorn-spitzenband, n. supraspinous 
 
 ligament 
 Dorn-zelle, /. prickle-cell 
 Dorrsucht, /. = Darrsucht 
 Dorsal- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Riicken- 
 Dorsal-kern, m. Clarke's column 
 Dorsal-mark, n. dorsal spinal cord 
 Dorsal-rinne, /. dorsal furrow 
 •Dorschleberthran, m. cod-liver oil 
 Dosenlehre, /. dosage, posology 
 -Dosieren, v.t. to administer doses 
 
 of medicine 
 Dosierung, /. dose or quantity of a 
 
 medicine to be administered 
 Dosis, /. a dose 
 Dostenol, n. origanum-oil 
 Dothienterie, /. typhoid fever 
 Dotter, m. yolk, vitellus 
 
 Dotter-(incompds.),yolk-,vitellihe 
 Dotter-ball, m. vitelline sphere or 
 
 globe 
 Dotter-bildungszelle, /. primary 
 
 yolk-cell 
 Dotter-blase, /. vitelline sac 
 Dotter-flussigkeit, /. the yolk 
 Dotter-furche, /. yolk groove or 
 
 furrow 
 Dotter-furchung, /. = -kliiftung 
 Dotter-gang, m. vitelline duct 
 Dotter-gangcyste, /. cyst of vitel- 
 line duct 
 Dotter-gefass, n. vitelline vessel 
 Dotter-gelb, n. yellow colouring- 
 matter of the yolk 
 Dotter-haut, /. vitelline mem- 
 brane 
 Dotter-haut, /. (zottige), rudi- 
 mentary chorion 
 Dotter-hof, m. vitelline area 
 Dotter-hohle, /. yolk cavity 
 Dotter-ig, a. containing yolk ; of 
 
 or belonging to yolk 
 Dotter-kern, m. yolk nucleus, 
 
 discus proligerus 
 Dotter-kliiftung, /. yolk segmenta- 
 tion 
 Dotter-korn, H. = -kornchen 
 Dotter-kornchen, n. yolk granule 
 Dotter-korperchen, n. yolk cor- 
 puscle 
 Dotter-kreislauf, m. vitelline circu- 
 lation 
 Dotter-kugel, /. = -ball 
 Dotter - kiigelchen, n. vitelline 
 
 spherule 
 Dotter-loch, n. opening into yolk 
 
 from germinal disc 
 Dotter-masse, /. yolk substance 
 Dotter-offnung, /. riiicropyle 
 Dotter-pforte, /. = -offriung 
 Dotter-pfropf, m. plug of yolk (in 
 
 ova of frog) 
 Dotter-plattchen, n. = -scheibe 
 Dotter-rinde, /. covering or cortex 
 
 of yolk 
 Dotter-rinne, /. = -furche 
 Dottersack, m. vitelline sac 
 Dottersack-arterie, /. vitelline 
 
 artery 
 Dotter-sackchen, n. = -sack 
 Dottersack-gefass, n. vitelline 
 
 vessel 
 Dottersack-kreislauf, m. vitelline 
 
 circulation 
 Dottersack - kugel, /. vitelline 
 
 sphere or globe 
 Dottersack-vene, /. vitelline vein 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Dre 
 
 Dotter-scheibe, /. vitelline or pro- 
 ligerous disc 
 
 Dotter-strang, m. vitelline cord, 
 pedicle of yolk-sac 
 
 Dotter-teilung, /. = -kltiftung 
 
 Dotter-vacuolen, pi. vacuoles in 
 yolk 
 
 Dotter-vene, /. vitelline vein 
 
 Dptter-weiss, n. the white matter 
 of yolk 
 
 Dotter-zelle, /. yolk or vitelline 
 cell 
 
 Dotter-zerkliiftung, /. = -kliiftung 
 
 Douche, /. douche 
 
 absteigende — , descending 
 
 douche 
 aufsteigende — , ascending 
 
 douche 
 schottische — , alternating hot 
 and cold douche 
 
 Douchebad, n. douche-bath 
 
 Douglas 'scher Raum, n. Douglas' 
 pouch 
 
 Dover'sches Pulver, n. Dover's 
 powder 
 
 Drachenblut, n. dragon's blood, 
 a resin obtained from Calamas 
 draco 
 
 Drachma, /. dram 
 
 Dracontiasis, /. disease produced 
 by Dracunculus medinensis 
 
 Dragieren, v.t. to coat, to coat pills, 
 &c. 
 
 Draht, m. wire 
 
 Draht-biirste, /. wire or metal 
 brush 
 
 Draht-ecraseur, m. wire ecraseur 
 or snare 
 
 Draht-haken, m. wire hook or re- 
 tractor 
 
 Draht-hose, /. closely-fitting metal 
 gauze splint for hip-joint dis- 
 ease 
 
 Draht-naht, /. wire suture 
 
 Draht-optometer, m. wire op- 
 tometer 
 
 Draht-schiene, /. wire- or metal- 
 jauze splint 
 
 Draht-schleife, /. wire snare or 
 loop 
 
 Draht-schlinge, /. = -schleifje 
 
 Draht-schnur, /. wire snare 
 
 Draht-schnurer, m. wire-suture 
 fastener 
 
 Draht-schnurung, /. wire ligature 
 
 Draht-schwebe, /. wire suspension 
 apparatus or sling 
 
 Praht-schwebeschiene, /. wire sus- 
 pension splint or sling 
 
 Draht-sieb, n. wire sieve 
 
 Draht-siebschiene, /. metal-gauze 
 splint 
 
 Draht-spekulum, n. wire speculum 
 
 Draht-wurm, m. wire-worm 
 
 Drainage, /. drainage 
 
 Drainage - faden, m. drainage- 
 thread 
 
 Drainage-rohrchen, n. or -rohre, 
 /. drainage-tube 
 
 Drainieren, v.t. to drain 
 
 Drainierung, /. drainage 
 
 Drangwehen, f.pl. forcing labour 
 pains 
 
 Drastisch, a. drastic 
 
 Dreck, m. dirt 
 
 Dreh- (in compds.), rotary ; re- 
 lating to staggers 
 
 Dreh-bewegung, /. rotary motion 
 
 Dreh-ebene, /. plane of rotation 
 
 Drehen, v.t. & i. to turn, to rotate, 
 to revolve, to twist 
 
 Dreher, m. rotator ; an animal 
 suffering from staggers 
 
 Dreh-gelenk, n. pivot-joint 
 
 Dreh-krampf, m. vertigo 
 
 Dreh-krankheit, /. staggers 
 
 Drehling, m. an animal suffering 
 from staggers 
 
 Dreh-muskel, m. rotator muscle 
 
 Dreh-punkt, m. point of rotation 
 
 Dreh-stock, m. tourniquet 
 
 Dreh-sucht, /. = -krankheit 
 
 Drehung, /. rotation, revolution 
 
 Drehungs-achse, /. axis of rota- 
 tion 
 
 Drehungs-gesetz, n. law of growth 
 in spinal form 
 
 Drehungs-vermogen, n. rotatory 
 power 
 
 Dreh-wirbel, m. a rotatory ver- 
 tebra, atlas or axis 
 
 Dreh warm, m. Coenurus cerebralis 
 
 Dreiblatt, n. Menyanthes trifo- 
 liata 
 
 Dreieck, n. trigon 
 
 Dreieckig, a. triangular, deltoid 
 
 Dreieckverband, in. triangular 
 bandage 
 
 Dreifach-Chlorkohlenstoff, m. car- 
 bon trichloride 
 
 Dreifach-Schwefelarsen, n. tri- 
 sulphide of arsenic, orpiment 
 
 Dreifuss, m. (Haller'scher) tripus 
 Halleri, coeliac axis 
 
 Dreigeteilt, a. trigeminus 
 
 Dreikopfig, a. triceps 
 
 Dreisaurig, a. trivalent (applied to 
 bases) 
 
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 Dm 
 
 Dreiseitig, a. three-sided 
 Dreisinnige, m. & /.a dumb, deaf 
 
 and blind person 
 Dreispitzig, a. = Dreizipfelig 
 
 Dreitagig, a. tertian 
 
 Dreiwertig, a. trivalent 
 
 Dreizipfelig, a. tricuspid 
 
 Drillbohrer, m. a drill 
 
 Drilling, m. triplet 
 
 Drillings-geburt, /. triplet birth 
 
 Drillings-kind, n. a triplet 
 
 Drillings-missbildung, /. a triple 
 monster 
 
 Drillings-missgeburt, /. = -miss- 
 bildung 
 
 Drillings-schwangerschaft, /. trip- 
 let pregnancy 
 
 Drimyphagie, /. morbid desire to 
 eat sharp or pungent sub- 
 stances 
 
 Drittgebarende, /. iii-para 
 
 Droguen, f.pl. drugs 
 
 Droguen-kunde, /. knowledge or 
 science of drugs, pharmacology 
 
 Droguen-lehre, /. = -kunde 
 
 Dromomanie, /. restless mania 
 
 Dropacismus, m. depilation by 
 calotte 
 
 Drosophor, m. spray producer, 
 vaporiser 
 
 Drossel, /. throat, anterior por- 
 tion of neck 
 
 Drossel- (in compds.), jugular 
 
 Drossel-ader, /. (oberflachHche), 
 external jugular vein 
 
 Drossel-ader, /. (tieferliegende), 
 internal jugular vein 
 
 Drossel-aderausschnitt, m. jugular 
 notch 
 
 Drossel-adergrube, /. jugular fossa 
 
 Drossel-aderloch, n. jugular fora- 
 men 
 
 Drossel-aderverletzung, /. injury 
 of jugular vein 
 
 Drossel-aderwand, /. floor of the 
 tympanic cavity 
 
 Drossel-bein, n. the clavicle 
 
 Drossel-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Drossel-fortsatz, m. jugular pro- 
 cess 
 
 Drossel-geflecht, n. jugular plexus 
 
 Drossel-loch, n. = -aderloch 
 
 Drosselung, /. throttling 
 
 Drossel-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Drouot'sches Pflaster, n. resinous 
 solution, containing cantharides 
 and mezereon, spread on taffeta 
 
 Druck, m. pressure, compression ; 
 oppression, weight 
 
 Druck-abnahme, f. decrease of 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-atrophie, /. atrophy from 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-beule, /. boil or tumour due 
 to pressure 
 
 Druck - bilder, n.pl. pressure-pat- 
 terns 
 
 Druck-brand, m. gangrene or bed- 
 sore from pressure 
 
 Druck-brandgeschwiir, n. sloughing 
 ulcer due to pressure 
 
 Druck-deformitat, /. deformity from 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-empfindUch, a. sensitive to 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-empfindlichkeit, /. sensibility 
 to pressure 
 
 Druck-empfindung, /. perception or 
 sense of pressure 
 
 Driicken, v.f. & i. to press, to 
 squeeze, to depress, to oppress, 
 to lie heavily 
 
 Druck-erscheinung, /. pressure-phe- 
 nomenon 
 
 Druck-excavation, /. hollowing out 
 of optic papilla by increased intra- 
 ocular pressure, as in glaucoma 
 
 Druck-figuren, f.pl. = -bilder 
 
 Druck-gefiihl, n. sense or feeling of 
 pressure ; bearing down 
 
 Druck-gerausch, n. pressure mur- 
 mur 
 
 Druck-geschwur, n. ulcer due to 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-knetung, /. deep kneading or 
 massage 
 
 Druck-lahmung, /. paralysis due to 
 pressure * 
 
 Druck-lappchen, n. or -lappen, m. 
 compress 
 
 Druck-lasion, /. lesion due to 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-luft, /. compressed air 
 
 Druck-myelitis, /. myelitis due to 
 compression 
 
 Druck-polster, n. pad or cushion for 
 applying pressure 
 
 Druck-punkt, m. = -schmerzpunkt 
 
 Druck-reiz, m. irritation or stimula- 
 tion by pressure 
 
 Druck-reizung, /. = -reiz 
 
 Druck-schmerz, m. pain due to 
 pressure 
 
 Druck-schmerzhaftigkeit, /. painful- 
 ness on point 
 
 Druck-schmerzpunkte, m.pl. points 
 painful on pressure points, dou- 
 loureux 
 
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 Dru 
 
 Druck-schwankung, /. variation in 
 
 pressure 
 Druck-schwiele, /. callosity due to 
 
 pressure 
 Druck-schwund, m. = -atrophia 
 Druck-sinn, m. sense of pressure 
 Druck-sinnlahmung, /. loss of sensi- 
 bility to pressure 
 Druck-steigerung, /. increase of 
 
 pressure 
 Druck-streichung, /. massage by 
 stroking with the finger-tips while 
 exercising slight pressure 
 Driickung, /. zitternde, vibration 
 
 (massage) 
 Druck-usur, /. superficial ulcer due 
 
 to pressure 
 Druck-verband, m. dressing to exer- 
 cise pressure, compressive ban- 
 dage 
 Druck-verminderung, /. = -ab- 
 
 nahme 
 Druck-wirkung, /. effect of pres- 
 sure 
 Druck-zunahme, /. increase of pres- 
 sure 
 Drudenmehl, n. lycopodium 
 Drumin, n. drumine 
 Driischen, n. a small gland, a 
 
 glandule 
 Druse, /. strangles ; druse ; nodule, 
 
 granule 
 Drusen, pi. technical term for wine- 
 lees 
 Drusen-branntwein, m. spirit ob- 
 tained from wine-lees 
 Drusen-61, n. oil obtained by dis- 
 tillation of wine-lees 
 Drusen-schwarze, ft lamp-black 
 Driise, /. gland 
 Drusen, pi. glands 
 
 acinose — , acinous glands 
 Bartholin 'sche — , glands of 
 
 Bartholini 
 Brunner'sche — , Brunner's 
 
 glands 
 Cowper'sche — , Cowper's 
 
 glands 
 Duverney'sche — , = glands of 
 
 Bartholini 
 echte — , secreting glands 
 falsche — , ductless glands 
 Lieberkiihn'sche — , glands or 
 
 follicles of Lieberkuhn 
 metakerastische — , ductless 
 
 glands 
 Moll 'sche — , modified sweat- 
 glands found at margin of 
 eyelid (Moll) 
 
 Drusen — (continued) 
 
 rohrenformige, or schlauch- 
 
 formige — , tubular glands 
 Tiedemann'sche — , = glands 
 
 of Bartholini 
 traubenformige — , racemose 
 
 glands 
 tubulose — , tubular glands 
 unechte — , ductless glands 
 zusammengesetzte — , conglom- 
 erate glands 
 
 Driisen- (in compds.), glandular 
 
 Driisen-abscess, m. glandular abscess 
 
 Driisen-abschnitt, m. part or section 
 of gland 
 
 Driisen-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 gland 
 
 Driisen-ahnlich, a. — -artig 
 
 Drusen-anlage, /. gland-rudiment or 
 -germ 
 
 Driisen-anschwellung, /. glandular 
 swelling 
 
 Drusen-art, /. kind or variety of 
 gland 
 
 Driisen-artig, a. gland-like or glan- 
 dular 
 
 Driisen-ast, m. or -astchen, n. branch 
 of an artery to a gland 
 
 Driisen-ausfuhrungsgang, m. ex- 
 cretory duct of gland 
 
 Driisen-balg, m. gland-saccule 
 
 Driisen-bau, m. structure of gland 
 
 Driisen-beere, /. acinus of a gland 
 
 Driisen-beschreibung, /. adenogra- 
 phy 
 
 Driisen-beule, /. bubo 
 
 Driisen-bildung, /. gland-formation 
 
 Driisen-bindegewebe, n. or -binde- 
 haut, /. connective tissue of 
 gland 
 
 Driisen-blaschen, n. or -blase, /. 
 gland-vesicle 
 
 Driisen-blatt, n. endoderm 
 
 Driisen-darre, /. marasmus of chil- 
 dren, tabes mesenterica 
 
 Driisen-eiterung, /. gland-abscess or 
 suppuration 
 
 Driisen-endblaschen, n. terminal 
 gland-vesicle 
 
 Driisen-entwickelung, /. glandular 
 development 
 
 Driisen-entziindung, /. infiammation 
 of a gland 
 
 Driisen-epithel, n. glandular epithe- 
 lium 
 
 Driisen-erkrankung, /. glandu!:ir 
 affection 
 
 Driisen-erweichung, /. softening of a 
 gland 
 
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 Dun 
 
 Drusen-erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 
 a gland 
 Driisen-feld, n. gland area 
 Drusen-form, /. = -art 
 Druseri-formig, a. = -artig 
 Driisen-funktion, /. function of 
 
 gland 
 Driisen-gang, m. gland-duct 
 Driisen-gattung, /. = -art 
 Driisen-geschwulst, /. glandular 
 
 tumour, adenoma 
 Drusen-geschwiir, n. ulcerative dis- 
 ease of a gland 
 Driisen-gewebe, n. gland- tissue 
 Driisen-gewebeneubildung, /. new- 
 growth of gland-tissue 
 Driisen-gruppe, /. group of glands 
 Drusen-haufen, m. collection of 
 
 glands 
 Drusen-haut, /. gland-membrane 
 Drusen-herd, m. gland-focus 
 Driisen-hohle, /. gland-cavity 
 Drusen-inhalt, m. gland-contents 
 Driisen-kapsel, /. gland-capsule 
 Driisen-kette, /. chain of glands 
 Drusen-knauel, m. coil of gland 
 
 (sweat-gland) 
 Drusen-knospe, /. = -aniage 
 Driisen-korn, n. acinus of a gland 
 Driisen-korper, m. the body of a 
 
 gland 
 Driisen-krank, a. scrofulous 
 Prusen-krankheit, /. scrofula, gland 
 
 disease 
 Driisen-krebs, m. cancer of glands 
 Driisen-kropf, m. goitre 
 Drusen-lage, /. glandular layer 
 Drusen-lappchen, n. gland-lobule 
 Drusen-lehre, /. adenology 
 Drusen-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 Driisen-los, a. glandless 
 Driisen-metnbran, /. = -haut 
 Driisen-mundung, /. gland-orifi.ce 
 Drijsen-narbe, /. gland-scar, scrofu- 
 lous scar 
 Driisen-nerv, m. nerve supplying a 
 
 gland 
 Drusen-neubildung, /. glandular new 
 
 growth, adenoma 
 Driisen-paket, n. collection of glands 
 Driisen-pest, /. the plague 
 Driisen-polyp, m. glandular polypus 
 Drusen-raum, m. gland-space 
 Driisen-sackchen, n. gland-saccule 
 Driisen-sarkom, n. adeno-sarcoma 
 Driisen-schanker, m. gland-chancre 
 Driisen-schicht, /, glandular layer 
 Drusen-schlauch, m. gland-duct or 
 -tube 
 
 Driisen-schmerz, m. adenalgia 
 Driisen-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 
 lung 
 Driisen-sekret, n. glandular secre- 
 tion 
 Driisen-stein, m. glandular calculus 
 Driisen-traube, /. acinus of a gland 
 Driisen-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 
 of glands 
 Driisen-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Driisen-verhartung, /. induration of 
 
 a gland 
 Driisen-verstopfend, a. obstructing a 
 
 gland 
 Driisen-verstopfung, /, obstruction 
 
 of a gland 
 Driisen-wall, m. or -wand, /. wall of 
 
 a gland 
 Drusen-zelle, /. gland-cell 
 Driisen-zellenkrebs, m. gland-cell 
 
 cancer ; medullary cancer 
 Driisen-zergliederung, /. adenotomy 
 Driisen-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 
 a gland 
 Driisig, a. = Drusenartig 
 Dubini'sche Krankheit, /. electrical 
 
 chorea 
 Duft, m. odour, scent, fragrance, 
 
 perfume 
 Duften, v.t, & i. to sweat, to per- 
 fume 
 Duftmittel, n. vapour-remedy 
 Dumpf, a. hollow, dull, heavy, close 
 Dumpf-heit, /. hollowness, dulness, 
 
 . heaviness, insensibility, stupor 
 Dumpf -schall, m. hollow, dull, or flat 
 
 sound 
 Diinn, a. thin, slight, slender, dilute, 
 
 weak 
 Diinndarm, m. small intestine 
 Diinndarm-achsendrehung, /. volvu- 
 lus of small intestine 
 Dunndarnl-arterie, /. mesenteric or 
 
 duodenal artery 
 Driisen-blasenfistel, /. fistulous com- 
 munication between small intes- 
 tine and bladder 
 Diinndarm-blutader, /. mesenteric 
 
 vein 
 DUnndarm-blutung, /. haemorrhage 
 
 from small intestine 
 Dunndarm-druse, /. Lieberkuhn's 
 
 gland 
 Dunndarm-einschniirung, /. stran- 
 gulation of small intestine 
 Dunndarm-entziindung, /. enteritis 
 Diinndarm-fistel, /. enteric fistula 
 Diinndarm-gekrose, n. mesentery of 
 ileum 
 
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 Dur 
 
 Dilnndarm-geschwur, n. ulcer of 
 
 ■small intestine 
 Dunndarm-krebs, m. cancer of small 
 
 intestine 
 Diinndarm-krummung, /. = -win- 
 dung 
 Diinndarm-nierenband, n. duodeno- 
 
 renal ligament 
 Diinndarm-pillen, f.pL coated pills 
 
 acting on small intestine 
 Dunndarm-saft, m. succus entericus 
 Dunndarm-scheidenafter, m. entero- 
 
 vaginal fistula 
 Diinndarm-scheidenfistel, /. entero- 
 
 vaginal fistula 
 Diinndarm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Dunndarm-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of small intestine 
 Dunndarm-schlinge, /. mesentery 
 Diinndarm-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Diinndarm-verdauung, /. intestinal 
 
 digestion 
 Diinndarm-verschliessung, /. closure 
 
 of small intestine 
 Dunndarm-verstopfung, /. obstruc- 
 tion of small intestine 
 Diinndarm-wand, /. wall of small 
 
 intestine 
 Diinndarm-windung, /. flexure of 
 
 small intestine 
 Diinneiterig, a. sero-purulent 
 Diinnfiussig, a. watery, like thin 
 
 fluid 
 Dunst, m. vapovir ; steam, fume, 
 
 smoke 
 Dunst-bad, n. vapour-bath 
 Dunst-einpackung, /. steam or va- 
 pour pack 
 Duodenal- (in compds.), duodenal 
 Duodenal-driise, /. duodenal gland, 
 
 Brunner's glands 
 Duodenal-fistel, /. duodenal fistula 
 Duodenal-geschwiir, n. duodenal 
 
 ulcer 
 Duodenal -katarrh, m. duodenal ca- 
 tarrh 
 Duodenalisch, a. duodenal 
 Duodenostomie, /. duodenostomy 
 Duplikatsalz, n. sulphate of potash 
 Duplikatur, /. duplicature, fold 
 Dural- (in compds.), dural, relating 
 
 to dura mater 
 Duralscheide, /. sheath of dura 
 mater, outermost layer of optic 
 nerve 
 Durchatzen, v.i. to corrode 
 Durchatzung, /. corrosion 
 Durchbeizen, v.i. & i. to corrode, to 
 eat through 
 
 Durchblattert, a. having had small- 
 pox 
 Durchbohren, v.t. to perforate 
 Durchbohrend, a. perforating 
 Durchbohrt, a. perforated 
 Durchbohrung, /. perforation 
 Durchbrechen, v.t. & i. to break 
 
 through ; to cut (of teeth) 
 Durchbrechen, a. fenestrated 
 Durchbruch, m. breaking out, erup- 
 tion ; cutting (of teeth) 
 Durchbruchstelle, /. place of erup- 
 tion 
 Durchdringbarkeit, /. permeabiUty 
 Durchdringen, v.t. & i. to penetrate, 
 to pervade, to permeate ; to 
 impregnate 
 Durchdriicken, v.t. to squeeze 
 through, to force through ; to gall 
 Durchfall, m. diarrhcea 
 Durchfarben, v.t. to stain or dye 
 
 throughout en masse 
 Durchfaulen, v.i. to rot through 
 Durchfeuchten, v.t. to soak, to 
 
 moisten 
 Durchflochten, a. complexus 
 Durchfressen, v.t. to eat through, to 
 
 corrode 
 Durchfressung, /. an eating through, 
 
 corrosion 
 Durchgangigkeit, /. penetrability, 
 
 permeability 
 Durchgeseucht, a. having passed 
 
 through a contagious disease 
 Durchkalten, v.t. to chill thoroughly 
 Durchkneten, v.t. to knead (mas- 
 sage) 
 Durchknetung, /. kneading (mas- 
 sage) 
 Durchkreuzen, v.t. & i. to cross, to 
 
 decussate 
 Durchkreuzung, /. a crossing, decus- 
 sation 
 Durchlassig, a. permeable 
 Durchlassigkeit, /. permeability, 
 
 transparency 
 Durchleuchten, v.t. to illuminate 
 Durchleuchtung, /. illumination 
 Durchliegen, v.refl. to acquire bed- 
 sores 
 Durchliegen, n. decubitus 
 Durchlochern, v.t. to perforate 
 Durchlochert, a. perforated, cribri- 
 form 
 Durchlocherung, /. perforation 
 Durchliiften, v.t. to ventilate, to air 
 Durchmeisseln, t;.^. to chisel through 
 Durchmeisselung, f, chiselling 
 through 
 1 06 
 
Dur 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Dys 
 
 Durchmesser, m. diameter 
 Durchnassen, v.t. to wet through, to 
 
 soak 
 Durchpressen, v.t. to press or squeeze 
 
 through 
 Durchpressgerausch, n. murmur 
 
 produced by pressure 
 Durchquetschen, vJ. to squeeze 
 
 through, to divide by crushing 
 Durchrauchern, v.t. to fumigate 
 Durchraucherung, /. fumigation 
 Durchreiben, v.t. to rub through, to 
 strain, to make sore by friction, to 
 chafe, to gall 
 Durchreibung, /. a rubbing through, 
 straining, chafing, galling, abra- 
 sion 
 Durchrieselung, /. irrigation 
 Durchsaugen, v.t. to suck through 
 Durchscheinen, v.i. to shine through, 
 
 to be transparent 
 Durchscheinend, a. transparent, 
 
 translucent, diaphanous 
 Durchschlagen, v.t. & i. to beat 
 through ; to penetrate, to act, to 
 operate, to come through 
 Durchschneiden, v.t. to cut through, 
 
 to divide 
 Durchschneiden, n. a cutting 
 through ; passage of foetus 
 through vulva 
 Durchschneidepunkt, m. = Durch- 
 
 schnittspunkt 
 Durchschneidung, /. bisection, divi- 
 sion 
 Durchschnitt, m. cut, cutting 
 
 through; section, average 
 Durchschnittlich, a. average 
 Durchschnitts-alter, n. average age . 
 Durchschnitts-punkt, m. point of 
 
 intersection or crossing 
 Durchschnitts-zahl, /. average num- 
 ber, standard 
 Durchschwitzen, v.t. to transude, to 
 
 sweat freely, to sweat through 
 Durchschwitzt, a. saturated with 
 
 sweat "" 
 Durchschwitzung, /. transudation, 
 copious perspiration, diaphoresis 
 Durchseihen, v.t. to filter, to strain 
 Durchseihung, /. filtration, percola- 
 tion 
 Diirchsetzen, v.t. to infiltrate, to 
 
 permeate 
 Durchsetzt, a. infiltrated, permeated 
 Durchsetzung, /. infiltration, per- 
 meation 
 Durchseucht, a. having passed 
 through a contagious disease 
 
 Durchseuchung, /. the condition of 
 having had a thorough attack of a 
 contagious disease 
 Durchsichtig, a. transparent, di- 
 aphanous, pellucid 
 Durchsichtigkeit, /. transparency, 
 
 translucency 
 Durchsichtigkeitsmesser, m. diapha- 
 
 nometer 
 Durchsickern, v.i. to trickle or ooze 
 
 through, to percolate 
 Durchsickerung, /. percolation 
 Durchsintern, v.t. to filter 
 Durchspritzgerausch, n. stenotic 
 
 murmur 
 Durchtranken, v.t. to infiltrate, to 
 
 saturate 
 Durchtrankt, a. infiltrated, satu- 
 rated 
 Durchtrankung, /. infiltration, satu- 
 ration 
 Durchwachsen, v.i. to grow through 
 Durchzogen, a. soaked 
 Durchzucken, v.t. to shoot across, 
 
 to flash through, to convulse 
 Durchzwangen, v.t. to force or 
 
 squeeze through 
 Dureszieren, v.i. to become hard 
 Diirre, /. dryness, leanness, sterility 
 Diirrhaut, /. xeroderma 
 Durst, m. thirst 
 
 Durst-abnahme, /. decrease of thirst 
 Durst-gefiihl, n. feeling of thirst 
 Durstig, a. thirsty 
 Durst-kur, /. treatment by with- 
 holding fluid ; treatment by dry 
 food 
 Durst-mangel, m. absence of thirst 
 Durst-steigerung, /. increase of thirst 
 Durst-stillend, a. appeasing thirst 
 Durst-stillung, /. quenching of thirst 
 Durst-stillungsmittel, n. a thirst- 
 quenching remedy 
 Durst-sucht, /. morbid thirst, poly- 
 dipsia 
 Durst-zunahme, /. increase of thirst 
 Dusche (and compds.), vide Douche 
 Dynamisch, a. dynamic 
 Dynamologie, /. scienc > of hatjiral/ 
 forces ; knowledge of the power 
 of drugs ' 
 
 Dysamie, /. morbid condition or de- 
 composition of the blood ' 
 Dysanagnosis, /. difficulty in reading 
 Dysarthrie, /. difficult articulation in 
 
 speech 
 Dysasthesie, /. dulness of the senses, 
 
 especially of the sense of touch 
 Dysbulie, /. enfeebled will-power 
 
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Dys 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Eck 
 
 Dyschezie, /. dif&cult defascation 
 Dyschromasie, /. colour-blindness 
 Dyschromatopsie, /. = Dyschroma- 
 sie 
 Dyschromieen, pi. abnormal cuta- 
 neous pigmentations 
 Dysenterisch, a. dysenteric 
 Dysgeusie, /. disturbance of taste 
 Dysgraphie, /. dysgraphia, agraphia 
 Dysgrypnie, /. disturbance of sleep 
 Dyskatoposie, /. difficulty in swallow- 
 ing liquids 
 Dyskinesis, /. want of co-ordination 
 
 in voluntary movements 
 Dyskorie, /. abnormal shape of the 
 
 pupil 
 Dyskrasie, /. dyscrasia 
 gallige — , jaundice 
 harnsaure — , uric acid dys- 
 crasia 
 Dyskrasisch, a. dyscratic 
 Dyslalie, /. difficulty of speech 
 Dyslexia, /. alexia, inability to read 
 
 due to word-blindness 
 Dyslogie, /. difficulty of speech 
 accompanied by faulty thought- 
 formation 
 Dysmenorrhoisch, a. dysmenorrhoeal 
 Dysmnesie, /. weakness of memory 
 Dysmorphie, /. malformation 
 Dysmorphosen, pi. a group of tera- 
 
 toses of the skin (Fuchs) 
 Dysmorphosteopalinklast, m. appa- 
 ratus for refracturing badly united 
 fractures of bones 
 
 Dysnoesie, /. disturbance of intelli- 
 gence 
 
 Dysodes, a. fetid 
 
 Dysopie, /. weakness of sight 
 
 Dysopsie, /. = Dysopie 
 
 Dysosmie, /. dulness of the sense of 
 smell 
 
 Dysosphresie, /. dysosmie 
 
 Dyspareunie, /. painful or dif&cult 
 coitus 
 
 Dyspepsie, /. dyspepsia 
 
 Dysphagie, /. dysphagia, difficult 
 swallowing 
 
 Dysphasia, /. dysphasia, difficulty of 
 speech 
 
 Dysphonie, /. dysphonia, difficult 
 voice production 
 
 Dysphoric, /. condition of ill-health 
 
 Dysphrasie, /. = Dyslogie 
 
 Dysphrenie, /. mental disease 
 
 Dyspnoisch, a. short of breath 
 
 Dyspraxie, /. affection of occupa- 
 tional movements 
 
 Dysspermatie, /. difficult emission of 
 semen 
 
 Dysthermosie, /. disturbed heat- 
 regulation 
 
 Dysthymic, /. melancholy, sadness 
 
 Dystitie, /. difficulty in giving the 
 breast 
 
 Dystokie, /. difficult labour 
 
 Dystopie, /. malposition, dystopia 
 
 Dzondi'sche Pillen, pi. pills of which 
 each contains ^^ gram (= ^ 
 grain) corrosive sublimate 
 
 Ea R., = Entartungs-Reaktion, re- 
 action of degeneration 
 
 Ebene, /. plane 
 
 Ebengeijoren, a. newly born 
 
 Ebenmass, n. symmetry 
 
 Eberraute, /. southern wood 
 
 Eberwurzel, /. Radix carlinae. Ph. G. 
 
 Ebonit, H. ebonite 
 
 Ebstein-kur, /. obesity cure in which 
 carbohydrates are much more re- 
 stricted than fats 
 
 EbuUieren, v.i. to boil up ; to break 
 out (in a rash) 
 
 Ebullioskop, n.^ instrument for esti- 
 mation of aiiiount of alcohol in 
 wine 
 
 Ebullition, /. ebullition ; eruption of 
 sudamina 
 
 1 08 
 
 Eburneation, /. eburnation of bone 
 Eburnifikation, /. = Eburneation 
 Ec . . ., vide also Ek . . . 
 Eccoprotica, n.pl. purgatives 
 Echinokokken, pi. = Hydatidon, 
 
 hydatids ; vide for compds. 
 
 Hydatiden- 
 Echo-kinesie, /. mechanical copying 
 
 of movements or gestures 
 Echo-lalie, /. or -phrasie, /. the 
 
 mechanical repeating of what has 
 
 been said 
 Echujagift, n. a poison obtained 
 
 from Adenium Boehmianum 
 
 (Schim) 
 Ecke, /. corner ; tragus 
 Eckig, a. cornered, angled, angular. 
 Eck-muskel, w. muscle of tragus 
 
Eck 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Eie 
 
 Eck-zahn, m. canine tooth 
 
 Edel, a. noble ; vital 
 
 Edle Teile, m.pl. vital parts 
 
 Effervescent, a. effervescent, effer- 
 vescing 
 
 Effervescenz, /. effervescence 
 
 Efferveszieren, v.i. to effervesce 
 
 Efflation, /. eructation 
 
 Efflorescenz, /. efflorescence 
 
 Effloreszieren, v.i. to effloresce 
 
 Effraktion, /. fracture of the skull 
 
 Egel, m. leech, vide for compds. 
 Blutegel- 
 
 Egermination, /. germination 
 
 Egerminieren, v.i. to germinate 
 
 Egest, m. egesta, evacuated matter 
 
 Egestion, /. evacuation 
 
 Eglandieren, v.t. to excise or remove 
 a gland 
 
 Ehe, /. marriage 
 
 Ehe-fahig, a. physically capable of 
 marrying 
 
 Ehe-faliigkeit, /. physical capability 
 of marrying 
 
 Ehe-hindernis, n. obstacle to mar- 
 riage 
 
 Ehe-los, a. unmarried 
 
 Ehe-losigkeit, /. unmarried state, 
 celibacy 
 
 Ehe-munilig, a. of marriageable age 
 
 Ehe-mundigkeit, /. marriageability 
 
 Ehrenpreis, m. speedwell, veronica 
 
 Ehrenritter'scher Ganglion, to. jugu- 
 lar ganglion 
 
 Ei, n. egg, ovum, ovule 
 
 Ei-achse, /. axis of ovum 
 
 Ei-albumin, n. egg albumin 
 
 Ei-ausstossung, /. expulsion of ovum 
 
 Ei-austritt, m. exit of ovum 
 
 Ei-ballen, m. ovarian vesicle 
 
 Ei-ballenzone, /. zone or nest of 
 ovarian vesicles 
 
 Ei-befruchtung, /. fertilisation of 
 ovum 
 
 Ei - bettung, /. implantation of 
 ovum 
 
 Ei-blase, /. membrane of ovum 
 
 Eibenbaum, m. yew-tree 
 
 Eibisch, m. = Althee, marsh-mallow ; 
 vide for compds. Althee 
 
 Eiche, /. oak-tree 
 
 Eichel, /. acorn ; glans penis 
 Eichel-band, n. or -bandchen, n. 
 fra3num of prepuce 
 
 Eichel-entziindung, /. balanitis 
 Eichel-formig, a. acorn-shaped, glan- 
 dular 
 Eichel-harnrohre, /. glandular or 
 anterior part of urethra 
 
 109 
 
 Eichel-hypospadie, /. hypospadias in 
 glans penis 
 
 Eichel-kaffee, m. acorn coffee 
 
 Eichel-kakao, m. acorn coffee mixed 
 with cocoa 
 
 Eichel-kase, m. smegma preputii 
 
 Eichel-katarrh, m. catarrhal bal- 
 anitis 
 
 Eichel-krebs, m. cancer of glans 
 penis 
 
 Eichel-krone, /. corona glandis 
 
 Eichel-kronenfurche, /. furrow be- 
 hind corona glandis 
 
 Eichel-schleimfluss, m. balano-blen- 
 norrhcea 
 
 Eichel-schokolade, /. acorn coffee 
 mixed with chocolate 
 
 Eichel-stein, m. preputial concretion 
 
 Eichel- tripper, m. gonorrhoeal bal- 
 anitis 
 
 Eichel-iiberzug, m. prepuce 
 
 Eichel-zucker, m. quercite 
 
 Eichen, n. ovule 
 
 Eichengerbsaure, /. tannic acid ob- 
 tained from oak-bark 
 
 Eichenrinde, /. oak-bark 
 
 Eichenrindenabkochung, /. decoc- 
 tion of oak-bark 
 
 Eichensamen, m. acorn 
 
 Ei-dotter, m. yolk, vitellus 
 
 Ei-dotterfett, n. lecithin 
 
 Ei-entwickelung, /. development of 
 ovum 
 
 Eier, n.pl. eggs 
 
 Eier-albumin, n. white of egg 
 
 Eier-dotter, m. yolk 
 
 Eier-driise, /. corpus luteum 
 
 Eier-eiweiss, n. white of egg 
 
 Eier-gang, m. oviduct 
 
 Eier-kleisterschiene, /. splint com- 
 posed of albumin and starch 
 
 Eier-klystier, n. egg enema 
 
 Eier-legend, a. oviparous 
 
 Eier-61, n. oil of eggs 
 
 Eier-sack, m. ovisac, ovarian follicle 
 
 Eier-schale, /. egg-shell 
 
 Eierstock, m. ovary 
 
 Eierstocks- (in compds.), ovarian 
 
 Eierstocks-abtragung, /. extirpation 
 of ovaries ; oophorectomy 
 
 Eierstocks-anlage, /. rudiment of 
 ovary 
 
 Eierstocks-anschwellung, /. ovarian 
 swelling 
 
 Eierstocks-arterie, /. ovarian artery 
 
 Eierstocks-auftreibung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Eierstocks-ausrottung, /, = -abtra- 
 gung 
 
Eie 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Eife 
 
 Eierstocks-band, n. ovarian liga- 
 ment 
 Eierstocks-bindegewebe, n. ovarian 
 
 connective tissue 
 Eierstocks-blutader, /. ovarian vein 
 Eierstocks-bruch, m. hernia of ovary 
 Eierstocks-cyste, /. ovarian cyst 
 Eierstocks-cystom, n. ovarian cys- 
 toma 
 Eierstocks-ei, n. ovarian ovum 
 Eierstocks-eiterung, /. ovarian sup- 
 puration 
 Eierstocks-entartung, /. ovarian de- 
 generation 
 Eierstocks-entfernung, /. = -abtra- 
 
 gung 
 Eierstocks-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of ovary 
 Eierstocks-entzundung, /. ovaritis 
 Eierstocks-erkrankung, /. ovarian 
 
 disease 
 Eierstocks-follikel, m. ovarian fol- 
 licle 
 Eierstocks-franse, /. fimbria ovarica 
 Eierstocks-gefass, n. ovarian vessel 
 Eierstocks-gekrose, n. mesovarium 
 Eierstocks-geschwulst, /. ovarian 
 
 tumour 
 Eierstocks-gewebe, n. ovarian tissue 
 Eierstocks-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 Eierstocks-mangel, m. absence of 
 
 ovary 
 Eierstocks-nerv, m. ovarian nerve 
 Eierstocks-oberflache, /. ovarian sur- 
 face 
 Eierstocks-pulsader, /. or -schlaga- 
 
 der, /. = -arterie 
 Eierstocks-schlauch, m. ovarian fol- 
 licle 
 Eierstocks-schwangerschaft, /. ova- 
 rian pregnancy 
 Eierstocks-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Eierstocks-schwindsucht, /. ovarian 
 
 tubercle, ovarian phthisis 
 Eierstocks-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 
 ovary 
 Eierstocks-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Eierstocks-veranderung, /. changes 
 
 in the ovary 
 Eierstocks-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Eierstocks-verhartung, /. ovarian 
 
 induration 
 Eierstocks-verkummerung, /. mal- 
 development or atrophy of ovary 
 Eierstocks-vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 
 ovary 
 Eierstocks-wassersucht, /. ovarian 
 dropsy 
 
 Eierweiss, n. white of egg 
 Eier-zelle, /. ovum 
 Eifersucht, /. jealousy 
 Eifersiichtig, a. jealous 
 Eifersuchtswahn, m. insane de- 
 lusion or hallucination of jealousy 
 Ei-follikel, m. Graafian vesicle 
 Ei-formig, a. oval, ovoid 
 Ei-furche, /. primitive groove 
 Ei-furchung, /. segmentation of 
 
 ovum 
 Ei-gelb, n. yolk 
 Eigen, a. (in compds.), spontaneous, 
 
 individual, idio-, specific 
 Eigen-artig, a. peculiar 
 Eigen-bewegung, /. spontaneous, 
 active, individual or independent 
 movement 
 Eigen-drehung, /. spontaneous tor- 
 sion or twisting 
 Eigen-leidig, a. idiopathic 
 Eigen-leidigkeit, /. idiopathy 
 Eigen-mittel, n. a specific remedy 
 Eigen-schaft, /. quality, property 
 Eigen-schwarz, n. darkness of the 
 
 closed normal ej'e 
 Eigen-sinn, m. wilfulness, perversity, 
 
 obstinacy 
 Eigen-sinnig, a. wilful, perverse, 
 
 obstinate 
 Eigen-tumlichkeit, /. property, pe- 
 culiarity 
 Eigentumstrieb, m. acquisitiveness 
 Eigen-warme, /. animal or body 
 
 heat ; specific heat 
 Ei-haftung, /. adhesion of ovum 
 Ei-haut, /. a membrane of the ovum; 
 
 amniotic membrane ; chorion 
 Ei-hautabl6sung, /. separation of 
 
 membranes 
 Ei-hautarterie, /. capsular ovarian 
 
 artery 
 Ei-haute, f.pl. foetal membranes 
 Ei-hautl6sung, /. = -hautablosung 
 Ei-hautreste, m.pl. shreds or re- 
 mains of the amnion 
 Ei-hautschlagader, /. = -hautarterie 
 Ei-hautsprengung, /. artificial rup- 
 ture of the membranes 
 Ei-hautstich, m. puncture of the 
 
 membranes 
 Ei-hohle, /. egg cavity 
 Ei-hohlen wassersucht, /. hydramnios 
 Ei-hiigel, m. discus proligerus 
 Ei-hiille, /. = -haut 
 Ei-kapsel, /. Graafian follicle 
 Ei-keim, m. primitive germ of egg 
 Ei-kern, m. nucleus of ovum ; pro-, 
 nucleus ; germinal vesicle 
 
 no 
 
Eik 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 mn 
 
 Ei-ketten, f.pl. chain of ovarian 
 II nests 
 II Ei-leben, n. intrauterine life 
 
 Ei-leiter, m. Fallopian tube 
 
 Ei-leiterschwangerschaft, /. tubal 
 pregnancy 
 
 Ei-leitung, /. conduction of ovum 
 
 Ei-nest, n. ovarian nest 
 
 Einaschern, v.t. to incinerate, to 
 calcine 
 
 Einascherung, /. incineration, cal- 
 cination 
 
 Einatembar, a. respirable 
 
 Einatembarkeit, /. respirability 
 
 Einatmen, v.t. to inspire, to inhale 
 
 Einatmung, f. inspiration, inhala- 
 tion ; vide for all compds. In- 
 spirations- 
 
 Einaugig, a. one-eyed 
 
 Einaugigkeit, /. monophthalmos 
 
 Einbalgen, v.t. & i. to encyst, to 
 become encysted 
 
 Einbalgung, /. encysting, saccula- 
 tion 
 
 Einbalsamieren, v.t. to embalm 
 
 Einbalsamierung, /. embalming 
 
 Einbasisch, a. raonobasic 
 
 Einbetten, v.t. to imbed 
 
 Einbettig, a. monoclinic 
 
 Einbettung, /. imbedding 
 
 Einbettungsrahmchen, n. imbedding 
 frame or trough 
 
 Einbiegen, v.t. & i. to bend inwards, 
 to turn in, to incurvate ; to 
 deflect 
 
 Einbiegung, /. curvature, incurva- 
 tion, inflection 
 
 Einbildung, /. imagination, fancy 
 
 Einbildungskraft, /. imaginative 
 faculty 
 
 Einblasen, v.t. to insufilate 
 
 Einblasepulver, n. insufflation pow- 
 der 
 
 Einblaser, m. insufflater 
 
 Einblasung, /. insufflation 
 
 Einblick, m. insight 
 
 Einbringen, v.t. to insert, to intro- 
 duce ; to reduce (hernia) 
 
 Einbringung, /. insertion, introduc- 
 tion ; reduction 
 
 Einbuchtung, /. involution, inbulg- 
 ing, indentation ; incisura ; hilus 
 
 Eindampfen, v.t. to evaporate, to 
 inspissate 
 
 Eindicken, v.t. to inspissate, to 
 thicken 
 
 Eindickung, /. inspissation, thicken- 
 ing 
 
 Eindringen, v.t. to penetrate, to 
 
 enter by force, to infiltrate, to 
 pierce 
 
 Eindringung, /. penetration, infiltra- 
 tion, piercing 
 
 Eindruck, m. impression 
 
 Eindrucksempfanglichkeit, /. im- 
 pressibility 
 
 Eineiig, a. produced from a single 
 ovum 
 
 Einfach, a. simple, single, plain 
 
 Einfacherig, a. unilocular 
 
 Einfachsehen, n. single vision 
 
 Einfall, m. incidence 
 
 Einfallen, v.i. to fall away or waste 
 
 Einfalls-ebene, /. plane of incidence 
 
 Einf alls-lot, n. ordinate 
 
 Einfalls-punkt, m. point of incidence 
 
 Einfalls-winkel, m. angle of inci- 
 dence 
 
 Einfetten, v.t. to apply grease, oil, or 
 ointments 
 
 Einfettung, /. making greasy, in- 
 unction 
 
 Einfluss, m. influence 
 
 Einfressen, v.t. to eat into, to cor- 
 rode 
 
 Einfiigen, v.t. to insert, to inosculate 
 
 Einfiigung, /. insertion, inosculation 
 
 Einfiihrung, /. introduction, intro- 
 mission 
 
 Eingang, m. entrance, orifice, mouth, 
 porta 
 
 Eingangspforte, /. opening of en- 
 trance, hilus, porta 
 
 Eingebalgt, n. encysted 
 
 Eingeben, v.t. to administer (medi- 
 cines) 
 
 Eingebung, /. suggestion 
 
 Eingebettet, a. imbedded 
 
 Eingebogen, a. inflexed 
 
 Eingedruckt, a. pressed into 
 
 Eingef alien, a. hoUow, sunken 
 (cheeks, &c.) 
 
 Eingefiigt, a. inserted 
 
 Eingekapselt, a. encapsuled 
 
 Eingekeilt, a. impacted, incarcerated 
 
 Eingekerbt, a. grooved 
 
 Eingeklemmt, a. strangulated, con- 
 stricted 
 
 Eingeknickt, a. kinked, partially 
 fractured, bent, flexed 
 
 Eingelagert, a. imbedded, enclosed 
 
 Eingemacht, a. preserved 
 
 Eingenommen, a. heavy, dizzy, 
 giddy 
 
 Eingenommenheit, /. heaviness, 
 dizziness, giddiness 
 
 Eingenommensein, n. the sense of 
 heaviness or dizziness 
 
 in 
 
Ein 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ein 
 
 Eingerollt, a. involuted 
 
 Eingesackt, a. encysted, sacculated 
 
 Eingeschlafensein, n. the condition 
 of numbness ; asleep (as applied 
 to a limb) 
 
 Eingeschlechtig, a, unisexual 
 
 Eingeschlossen, a. enclosed, sur- 
 rounded 
 
 Eingeschnitten, a. incised 
 
 Eingesprengt, a. infiltrated, inter- 
 spersed 
 
 Eingewachsen, a. grown in 
 
 Eingewandert, a. immigrated 
 
 Eingeweide, n. entrails, bowels, 
 viscera 
 
 Eingeweide- (in compds.), intestinal, 
 visceral 
 
 Eingeweide-arterie, /. coeliac axis 
 
 Eingeweide-bruch, m. intestinal 
 hernia 
 
 Eingeweide-entfernung, /. eviscera- 
 tion 
 
 Eingeweide-erkrankung, /. intes- 
 tinal disease 
 
 Eingeweide-erschlaffung, /. relaxa- 
 tion of viscera 
 
 Eingeweide-geflecht, n. solar plexus 
 
 Eingeweide-hohle, /. visceral cavity 
 
 Eingeweide-lagerung, /. position of 
 viscera 
 
 Eingeweide - lehre, /. enterology, 
 splanchnology 
 
 Eingeweide-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 
 Eingeweide-nerv, m. splanchnic 
 nerve 
 
 Eingeweide-nervensystem, n. vis- 
 ceral nervous system 
 
 Eingeweide-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Eingeweide-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Eingeweide-schmerz, m. intestinal 
 pain 
 
 Eingeweide-stamm, m. intestinal 
 lymphatic trunk 
 
 Eingeweide-stein, m. intestinal con- 
 cretion 
 
 Eingeweide-substanz, /. parenchyma 
 
 Eingeweide-tier, n. any intestinal 
 parasite, entozoon 
 
 Eingeweide - verstopfung, /. intes- 
 tinal obstruction 
 
 Eingeweide-wurm, m. intestinal 
 worm, entozoon 
 
 Eingiessen, v.t. to pour in, to infuse, 
 to inject 
 
 Eingiessung, /. injection, infusion, 
 transfusion 
 
 Eingipsen, v.t. to set in plaster of 
 Paris 
 
 Eingreifend, a. radical, effectual 
 
 Eingriff, m. action, interference 
 
 Einguss; m. = Eingiessung 
 
 Einhauchen, v.t. to inhale, to breathe 
 into 
 
 Einhauchrohre, /. tube for inhaling 
 
 Einheilen, v.t. & i. to heal up, to 
 enclose by healing over 
 
 Einheimisch, a. endemic, indige- 
 nous, native 
 
 Einheimische Cholera, /. endemic or 
 English cholera 
 
 Einheimische Krankheit, /. an en- 
 demic disease 
 
 Einheit, /. unit 
 
 Einheitssystem, n. corridor system 
 (in hospital construction) 
 
 Einhodig, a. having but one testicle 
 
 Einhornig, a. one-horned (uterus) 
 
 Einimpfbar, a. inoculable 
 
 Einimpfen, v.t. to vaccinate, to 
 inoculate 
 
 Einimpfung, /. vaccination, inocula- 
 tion 
 
 Einkammerig, a. unilocular, mono- 
 cystic 
 
 Einkapseln, v.t. to encapsule 
 
 Einkapselung, /. encapsulation 
 
 Einkeilen, v.t. & i. to impact, to 
 wedge in, to jam 
 
 Einkeilung, /. impaction, wedging, 
 incarceration, plugging 
 
 Einklemmen, v.t. to strangulate 
 
 Einklemmung, /. strangulation, in- 
 carceration 
 
 Einklemmungserscheinung, /. sign 
 or symptom of strangulation 
 
 Einknicken, v.t. & i. to kink, to flex, 
 to bend, to break partially 
 
 Einknickung, /. kinking, flexion, 
 bending, green-stick fracture, 
 partial fracture 
 
 Einknickungs-stelle, /. site of kink- 
 ing or flexion 
 
 Einknickungs-stenose, /. stenosis 
 due to bending 
 
 Einknickungs-winkel, m. angle of 
 bending or kink 
 
 Einkopfig, a. monocephalous 
 
 Einkorperung, /. incorporation 
 
 Einkriimmung, /. incurvation 
 
 Einlagern, v.t. to infiltrate, to 
 deposit 
 
 Einlagerung, /. infiltration, deposit, 
 lodgment 
 
 Einlassung, /. intromission, inser- 
 tion 
 
 Einleitung, /. introduction, induc- 
 tion 
 
 Einlenken, v.t. = Einrenken 
 
Ein 
 
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 Ein 
 
 Einlenkung, f. = Einrenkung 
 
 Einmiinden, v.i. to inosculate, to 
 anastomose 
 
 Einmiindung, /. inosculation, anas- 
 tomosis, jiinction, orifice 
 
 Einmundungsstelle, /. place of anas- 
 tomosis 
 
 Einnahen, v.f. to sew to, to attach 
 by sutures 
 
 Einnehmen, v.t. to take 
 
 Einpackung, /. (nasse or nasskalte), 
 packing (wet or cold wet) 
 
 Einpflanzen, v.i. to implant 
 
 Einpflanzung, /. implantation 
 
 Einpfropfung, /. inoculation, graft- 
 ing 
 
 Einpinseln, v.t. to paint on with a 
 brush 
 
 Einpinselung, /. painting with a 
 brush 
 
 Einpolig, a. unipolar 
 
 Einpudern, v.t. to dust, to apply 
 powder 
 
 Einpuderung, /. dusting, application 
 of powder 
 
 Einrauchern, v.t. to fumigate 
 
 Einraucherung, /. fumigation 
 
 Einreden, v.i. to suggest 
 
 Einreiben, v.t. to rub in, to embro- 
 cate 
 
 Einreibung, /. rubbing in, embroca- 
 tion, inunction ; liniment ; friction 
 
 Einreibungs-kur, /. treatment by 
 inunction 
 
 Einreibungs-mittel, n. liniment, em- 
 brocation 
 
 Einrenken, v.t. to reduce, to set (a 
 fracture) 
 
 Einrenkung, /. reduction ; setting 
 (a fracture) 
 
 Einrenkungsmaschine, /. reduction- 
 pulley or -apparatus 
 
 Einrichten, v.i. = Einrenken 
 
 Einrichtung, /. = Einrenkung 
 
 Einriss, m. rent, fissure, crack, slit 
 
 EinroUung, /. involution 
 
 Einsackung, /. encysting ; incar- 
 ceration ; invagination 
 
 Einsalben, v.t. to grease, to anoint, 
 to embalm 
 
 Einsalbung, /. grease, anointing, em- 
 balming 
 
 Einsauge- (in compds.), absorbent, 
 lymphatic 
 
 Einsauge-ader, /. absorbent or lym- 
 phatic vessel 
 
 Einsauge-gefass, n. = -ader 
 
 Einsauge-mittel, n. an absorbent 
 
 Einsauge-rohre, /. = -ader 
 
 I 
 
 Einsaugen, v.t. to suck in, to absorb, 
 to imbibe 
 
 Einsaugend, a. absorbent, absorp- 
 tive 
 
 Einsaugung, /. absorption, imbibl' 
 tion 
 
 Einsaugungs-fahig, a. absorptive 
 
 Einsaugungs-kraft, /. or -vermogei., 
 n. power of absorption 
 
 Einsaurig, a. monoacid, monovalent 
 (of base) 
 
 Einschachtelungstheorie, /. theory of 
 evolution 
 
 Einschalten, v.f. to insert, intercalate 
 
 Einschaltung, /. insertion, intercala- 
 tion 
 
 Einschichten, v.t. & i. to stratify, to 
 imbed, to form layers 
 
 Einschichtig, a. composed of one 
 layer or stratum 
 
 Einschieben, v.t. = Einschalten 
 
 Einschlafegefiihl, n. sleepiness 
 
 Einschlafen, v.i. to fall asleep 
 
 Einschlafen der Glieder, n. numb- 
 ness of limbs 
 
 Einschlafern, v.f. to lull to sleep, to 
 cause to sleep, to narcotise 
 
 Einschlafernd, a. narcotic, soporific, 
 hypnotic 
 
 Einschlaferung, /. the production of 
 sleep 
 
 Einschlaferungsmittel, n. a soporific, 
 narcotic, opiate 
 
 Einschlagen, v.t. & i. to wrap up, to 
 enclose ; to be suppressed 
 
 Einschleichung, /. irradiation (e.g. of 
 a nervous impiilse) 
 
 Einschleppen, v.t. to introduce (dis- 
 ease) 
 
 Einschleppung, /. introduction (of a 
 disease) 
 
 Einschliessung, /. inclusion, impac- 
 tion 
 
 Einschluss, m. = Einschliessung 
 
 Einschmelzung, /. breaking down, 
 softening, fusion 
 
 Einschmieren, v.t. to anoint, to 
 smear 
 
 Einschmier-kur, /. treatment by in- 
 unction 
 
 Einschmier-mittel, n. liniment or 
 other remedy for rubbing in 
 
 Einschmierung, /. inunction 
 
 Einschneiden, v.t. to cut into, to 
 incise 
 
 Einschneiden, n. = Einschnitt 
 
 Einschneidung, m. = Einschnitt 
 
 Einschnitt, m. incision, cut, indenta> 
 tion, notch, groove 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Eis 
 
 Einschnitt-messer.w.bistoury .scalpel 
 Einschnitt-stelle, /. point of incision 
 Einschniiren, v.t. to constrict, to 
 
 strangulate, to lace- 
 Einschnurung, /. constriction, stran- 
 gulation, lacing 
 Einschrumpfen, v.i. to shrink, to 
 
 atrophy, to contract 
 Einseitig, a. unilateral 
 Einsetzen, v.t. to insert, to fit (artifi- 
 cial teeth) 
 Einsicht, /. inspection ; intelligence 
 fiinsiedlerbandwurm, m. Taenia so- 
 lium 
 Einspeicheln, v.t. & i. to salivate ; 
 
 to be salivated 
 Einspeichelung, /. salivation, insali- 
 
 " vation 
 Einspritzen, v.t. to inject with a 
 
 syringe 
 Einspritzrohre, /. injection- tube 
 Einspritzung, /. injection 
 Einstauben, v.t. to dust with powder 
 Einstellen, v.refl. to present (of 
 
 foetus) 
 Einstellung, /. presentation 
 Einstich, m. puncture 
 Einstich-messer, n. straight bistoury 
 Einstich-punkt, m. or -stelle, /. point 
 
 of puncture 
 Einstreichen, v.t. to rub 
 Einstreuen, v.i. to dust or sprinkle 
 Einstreupulver, n. dusting-powder 
 Einstiilpen, v.t. to invaginate 
 Einstiilpung, /. invagination, intus- 
 susception ; infolding 
 Eintagig, a. ephemeral 
 Eintauchen, v.t. to immerse 
 Eintauchung, /. immersion 
 Eintraufeln, v.t. = Eintropfein 
 Eintraufelung, /. = Eintropfelung 
 Eintreiben, v.t. to rub in {e.g. an 
 
 embrocation) 
 Eintritt, m. entrance, accession (of 
 
 fever) 
 Eintrittstelle, /. place of entry 
 Eintropfein, v.t. to instil, to drop in 
 Eintropfelung, /. instillation 
 Einverleiben, v.t. to incorporate 
 Einverleibung, /. incorporation 
 Einwachsen, v.i. to grow into or in 
 Einwand, m. objection 
 Einwandern, v.i. to immigrate 
 Einwanderung, /. immigration 
 Einwanderungstheorie, f. immigra- 
 tion theory (of tumour-cells) 
 Einwarts, a. inwards, inwardly 
 Einwarts-drehen, v.t. to turn in- 
 wards, to introvert 
 
 Einwarts-dreher, m. pronator 
 
 Einwarts-drehung, /. inversion 
 
 Einwarts-gekriimmt, a. bent or 
 turned inwards 
 
 Einwarts-kehrung, /. introversion ; 
 inversion 
 
 Ein warts-roller, m. an inward ro- 
 tator 
 
 Einwarts-schielen, n. convergent 
 strabismus 
 
 Einwarts- wander, m. = -dreher 
 
 Einwarts-zieher, m. adductor 
 
 Einwassern, v.t. to macerate, to 
 steep in water 
 
 Einweichen, v.t. to soak, to infuse, 
 to steep, to macerate 
 
 Einweichung, /. soaking, infusion, 
 maceration 
 
 Einwertig, a. monatomic, monova- 
 lent 
 
 Einwickeln, v.t. to wrap up 
 
 Einwicklung, /. nasse or nasskalte, 
 packing (wet or cold wet) 
 
 Einwirken, v.i. to act, to affect, to 
 operate, to influence 
 
 Einwirkung, /. action, effect, opera- 
 tion, influence 
 
 Einzel- (in compds.), single, indi- 
 vidual 
 
 Einzel-erscheinung, /. isolated phe- 
 nomenon 
 
 Einzel-gabe, /. single dose 
 
 Einzel-gefuhl, n. solitary feeling 
 
 Einzel-zelle, /. individual 
 
 Einzellig, a. single-celled 
 
 Ein-Zfell-Kultur, /. cultivation from 
 single cell 
 
 Einzeln, a. single, sporadic 
 
 Einziehen, v.t. to draw in, to inhale, 
 to inspire, to absorb, to contract 
 
 Einziehung, /. inhalation, inspira- 
 tion, absorption, contraction 
 
 Einziehungsmittel, n. an absorbent 
 remedy 
 
 Ei, n. egg 
 
 Ei-pol, m. pole of the ovum 
 
 Ei-reifung, /. maturation of ovum 
 
 Ei-rund, a. oval 
 
 Ei-rundes Loch, n. foramen ovale 
 
 Ei-sack, m. ovisac, yolk-sac 
 
 Ei-sackchen, n. Graafian vesicle, 
 primitive egg-follicle 
 
 Ei-schale, /. egg-shell 
 
 Ei-schalenhaut, /. envelope or mem- 
 brane of ovum 
 
 Ei-schimmel, m. oidium 
 
 Ei-schlauch, m. ovarian tube 
 
 Eis, n. ice 
 
 Eis-aufschlag, m. application of ice 
 
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 Eis 
 
 Eis-beutel, m. ice-bag 
 
 Eis-blase, /. ice-bladder 
 
 Eisen, n. iron 
 
 citronensaures — , citrate of 
 
 iron 
 gepulvertes — , Ferrum pul- 
 
 veratum, Ph. G. 
 reduziertes — , reduced iron 
 zuckerhaltiges kohlensaures — , 
 saccharated carbonate of 
 iron 
 
 Eisen- (in compds.), ferruginous, 
 ferro-, ferri-, ferrous, ferric 
 
 Eisen-ablagerung, /. deposit of iron 
 
 Eisen-alaun, m. (ammoniakalischer), 
 sulphate of iron and ammonia 
 
 Eisen-albuminat, n. ferric albumi- 
 nate 
 
 Eisen-albuminatlosung, /. solution 
 of ferric albuminate 
 
 Eisen-arm, a. poor in iron 
 
 Eisen-artig, a. chalybeate 
 
 Eisen-arznei, /. remedy containing 
 iron 
 
 Eisen-bad, n. bath containing iron 
 salts 
 
 Eisenbahn, /. railway 
 
 Eisenbahn-hygiene, /. matters re- 
 lating to health and safety of 
 railway passengers 
 
 Eisenbahn-krankheit, /. any afiec- 
 tion due to railway travelling 
 
 Eisenbahn-lahmung, /. railway-spine 
 
 Eisen-bromid, n. bromide of iron 
 
 Eisen-bromiir, n. ferrous bromide 
 
 Eisen-carbonyl, n. iron carbonide 
 
 Eisen-chinawein, m.iron and quinine 
 wine 
 
 Eisen-chinin, n. (citronensaures), 
 citrate of iron and quinine 
 
 Eisenchlorid, n. chloride of iron 
 
 Eisenchlorid (fliissiges), solution of 
 perchloride of iron 
 
 Eisenchlorid (kristalHsiertes), (crys- 
 tallised) chloride of iron 
 
 Eisen-chloriir, n. Ferrum chloratum, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Eisen-chloriir (ilussiges), Liquor ferri 
 chlorati. Ph. G. 
 
 Eisen-citrat, n. citrate of iron 
 
 Eisen-cyanid, n. cyanide of iron 
 
 Eisen-cyankalium, n. ferrocyanide 
 of potash 
 
 Eisen-cyaniircyanid, n. ferro-cyanide 
 of iron 
 
 Eisen-cyanijrzinkoxyd, n. ferrocy- 
 anide of zinc 
 Eisen-draht, m. iron-wire 
 Eisen-drahtnaht, /, iron-wire suture 
 
 Eisen^extrakt, n. (apfelsaures), Exi 
 
 tractum ferri pomatum. Ph. G. 
 Eisen-feilspane, m.pl. iron or steel 
 
 filings 
 Eisen - fiiissigkeit, /. (essigsaure), 
 
 Liquor ferri acetici, Ph. G. 
 Eisen-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained iron 
 Eisen-haltig, a. ferruginous 
 Eisen-haltigkeit, /. the property of 
 
 containing iron 
 Eisenhart, a. hard as iron 
 Eisenhut, m. aconite 
 Eisenhut-extrakt, m. extract of 
 
 aconite 
 Eisenhut - knollen, m.pl. aconite 
 
 root 
 Eisenhut - tinktur, /. tincture of 
 
 aconite 
 Eisen- jodid, n. iodide of iron, ferric 
 
 iodide 
 Eisen- jodidlosung, /. solution of 
 
 iodide of iron 
 Eisen-jodiir, n. ferrous iodide 
 Eisen-jodurjodid, n. ferroso-ferric 
 
 iodide 
 Eisen - jodursirup, m. solution of 
 ferrous iodide t 
 
 Eisen- jodiirzucker, m. saccharated 
 
 ferrous iodide 
 Eisen-kohlenoxyd, n. iron carboxide 
 Eisen-lactat, n. lactate of iron 
 Eisen-lunge, /. metal-worker's lung- 
 Eisen-malat, n. malate of iron 
 Eisen-malz extrakt, n. extract of 
 
 malt with iron 
 Eisen-mangel, m. absence or de- 
 ficiency of iron 
 Eisen-mittel, n. ferruginous remedy 
 Eisen-mohr, m. /Ethiops martialis 
 
 (of former pharmacopoeias) 
 Eisen-moorbad, n. iron bog bath 
 Eisen-61, n. Oleum martis. Ph. G, 
 Eisenoxyd, n. oxide of iron 
 
 citronensaures — , citrate of 
 
 iron 
 essigsaures — , acetate of iron, 
 ferric acetate : 
 
 phosphorsaures — (mit citron- 
 ensaurem Ammonium), pyro- 
 phosphate of iron with 
 citrate of ammonia, Ph. G. 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of 
 
 iron, ferric nitrate 
 schwefelsaures, — sulphate of 
 iron 
 Eisenoxyd-ammonium, n. (citronen- 
 saures), citrate of iron and amr 
 monia 
 
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 Eit 
 
 Eisenoxyd-acetat, n. acetate of iron, 
 
 ferric acetate 
 Eisenoxyd-citrat, n. citrate of iron 
 Eisenoxyd-hydrat, n. hydrated oxide 
 
 of iron 
 Eisenoxyd-natron, n. (pyrophosphor- 
 saures), Natrum pyrophosphori- 
 cum ferratum, Ph. G. 
 Eisenoxyd-salze, n.pl. ferric salts 
 Eisenoxydul, n. ferrous oxide 
 
 apfelsaures — , ferrous malate 
 entwassertes schwefelsaures — , 
 
 ferri sulphas exsiccata 
 essigsaures — , ferrous acetate 
 kohlensaures — , ferrous car- 
 bonate 
 milchsaures — , lactate of iron 
 phosphorsaures — , phosphate 
 
 of iron 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of 
 
 iron, ferrous nitrate 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 iron 
 Eisenoxydul-acetat, n. ferrous ace- 
 tate 
 Eisenoxydul-ammoniak, n. ferrugi- 
 nous ammonia 
 Eisenoxydul - carbonatzucker, m. 
 Ferrum carbonicum saccharatum, 
 Ph.G. 
 Eisenoxydul - lactat, n. lactate of 
 
 iron 
 Eisenoxydul - salze, n.pl. ferrous 
 
 salts 
 Eisenoxydul-sulfat, n. sulphate of 
 
 iron 
 Eisen-pastillen, f.pl. iron lozenges 
 Eisen-pflaster, n. iron plaster 
 Eisen - phosphat, n. phosphate of 
 
 iron 
 Eisen-pillen, f.pl. iron pills ; — 
 (italienische), pills of iron and 
 aloes 
 Eisen-praparat, n. a preparation of 
 
 iron 
 Eisen-pulver, n. Ferrum pulveratum, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Eisen-saccharat, n. Ferrum oxyda- 
 tum saccharatum solubile, Ph. G. 
 Eisen-salmiak, m. Ammonium chlo- 
 
 ratum ferratum. Ph. G. 
 Eisen-sauer, a. ferrate 
 Eisen-sauerling, m. a chalybeate 
 
 mineral water 
 Eisen - sauerlingquelle, /. a chaly- 
 beate spring 
 Eisen-saure, /. ferric acid 
 Eisen-schokolade, /. chocolate con- 
 taining iron 
 
 Eisen-sesc|uichlorid, . n. sesquichlo- 
 
 ride of iron, ferric chloride 
 Eisen-sirup, m. Syrupus ferri oxidati 
 
 solubilis, Ph. G. 
 Eisen-tinktur, /. (atherische essig- 
 saure), Tinctura ferri acetici 
 setherese. Ph. G. 
 Eisen-vitriol, m. sulphate of iron 
 Eisen-wasser, n. a chalybeate water 
 Eisen-wein, m. iron wine 
 Eisen- weinstein, m. tartarated iron , 
 Eisen-zucker, m. = -saccharat 
 Eis-essig, m. glacial acetic acid 
 Eis-kompresse, /. ice compress 
 Eis-milch, /. iced milk 
 Eis-nadel, /. spicule of ice 
 Eis-pille, /. small fragments of ice 
 Eis-punkt, m. freezing-point 
 Eis-sackchen, n. small ice-bag 
 Eis-schrank, m. ice-chest, refriger- 
 ator 
 Eis-iiberschlag, m. application of ice 
 Eis-umschlag, m. = -iiberschlag 
 Eiswasser- (in compds.), iced water 
 Eiswasser-anwendung, /. applica- 
 tion of iced water 
 Eiswasser-behandlung, /. treatment 
 
 by iced water 
 Eiswasser-berieselung, /. irrigation 
 
 with iced water 
 Eiswasser-kappe, /. ice-cap (for 
 
 head) 
 Eiswasser-kompresse, /. iced-water 
 
 compress 
 Eiswasser-umschlag, m. iced-water 
 
 dressing 
 Eiteilung, /. division or segmenta- 
 tion of ovum 
 Eiter, m. pus ; — bosartiger, sanies, 
 ichor ; — gutartiger, laudable pus 
 Eiter-abfiuss, m. or -abgang, m. dis- 
 charge of pus 
 Eiter-ablagerung, /. deposit or de- 
 position of pus 
 Eiter-absackung, /. loculated abscess 
 Eiter-absetzen, n. suppuration 
 Eiter-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 pus 
 Eiter-ahnlich, a. purulent, puriform 
 Eiter-ahnlichkeit, /. similarity to pus 
 Eiter-anfullung, /. collection of pus 
 
 or gathering 
 Eiter-ansammlung, /. collection of 
 
 pus (e.g. empyema) 
 Eiter-ansetzen, n. = -absetzen 
 Eiter-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Eiter-aufnahme, /. or -aufsaugung, 
 
 /. absorption of pus 
 Eiter-auge, n. hypopion 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Eit 
 
 Eiter-ausfluss, m. = -abfluss 
 Eiter-austritt, m. discharge of pus 
 Eiter-auswurf, w. throwing up pus 
 or purulent sputum 
 
 Eiter - bakterium, n. pus-forming 
 bacterium 
 
 Eiter-balg, m. pyogenic membrane, 
 abscess sac 
 
 Eiter-band, n. seton 
 
 Eittr-becken, n. porringer, lit. pus- 
 basin 
 
 Eiter-befordernd, a. suppurative 
 
 Eiter-beule, f. pustule, boil, abscess 
 
 Eiter-bildend, a. pus-forming 
 
 Eiter-bildung, f. pus-formation, sup- 
 puration 
 
 Eiter-blaschen, n. -blase, /. or 
 -blatter, /. suppurating vesicle ; 
 pustule, impetigo ; pustular bleb 
 
 Eiter-brechen, n. = -erbrechen 
 
 Eiter-brust, /. empyema 
 
 Eiter-butzen, m. = -stock 
 
 Eiter-durchbruch, m. bursting 
 through of pus 
 
 Eiter-durchsetzt, a. or -durchtrankt, 
 a. infiltrated with pus 
 
 Eiter-entleerung, /. = -abfluss 
 
 Eiter-erbrechen, n. vomiting pus 
 
 Eiter-erguss, m. effusion of pus, 
 empyema 
 
 Eiter-erregend, a. exciting suppura- 
 tion, pyogenic 
 
 Eiter-erreger, m. exciting cause of 
 suppuration 
 
 Eiter-erzeugend, a. suppurative, py- 
 ogenic 
 
 Eiter-erzeugung, /. production of 
 pus 
 
 Eiter-farbig, a. pus-coloured 
 
 Eiter-fieber, n. suppurative fever, 
 pyaemia 
 
 Eiter-flechte, /. impetigo 
 
 Eiter-fluss, m. = -abfluss 
 
 Eiter-flussigkeit, /. serum of pus 
 
 Eiter-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Eiter-frass, m. erosion caused by pus 
 
 Eiter-gang, m. fistula 
 
 Eiter-gefullt, a. filled with pus 
 
 Eiter-gehalt, m. purulent contents 
 
 Eiter-gelenk, n. joint abscess 
 
 Eiter-gerinnsel, n. pus coagulum 
 
 Eiter-geschwulst, /. abscess 
 
 Eiter-geschwiir, n. suppurating ulcer 
 
 Eiter-gift, n. virus of pus 
 
 Eiter-grind, m. = -flechte 
 
 Eiter-haft, a. = -artig 
 
 Eiter-harn, m. or -harnen, n. urine 
 -containing pus 
 
 giter-herd, m. suppurative focus 
 
 Eiter - hohle, /. abscess cavity, 
 
 vomica 
 Eiter-husten, m. cough with puru- 
 lent sputum 
 Eiterig, a. = Eiterartig 
 Eiter-jauche, /. ichor, sanies 
 Eiter-kanal, m. = -gang 
 Eiter-kettenkokkus, m. streptococ- 
 cus pyogenes 
 Eiter-klumpchen, n. pus concretion 
 Eiter-knoten, m. purulent nodule 
 Eiter-kokken, m.pl. pus cocci 
 Eiter-korperchen, n. pus corpuscle 
 Eiter-kiigelchen, n. pus globule 
 Eiter-machend, a. = -bildend 
 Eiter-masse, / purulent substance 
 Eiter-menge, /. amount of pus 
 Eiter-nabel, m. suppuration of um- 
 bilicus 
 Eitern, v.i. to suppurate 
 Eiternd, a. suppurating 
 Eiter-partikelchen, n.pl. minute par- 
 ticles of pus 
 Eiter-pfropf, m. = -stock 
 Eiter-pickel, /. purulent pimple 
 Eiter-probe, /. test for pus 
 Eiter-pustel, /. impetigo 
 Eiter-pustelerkrankung, /. pustular 
 
 disease 
 Eiter-sack, m. abscess cavity, py- 
 ogenic membrane 
 Eiter-schale, /. = -becken 
 Eiter-schicht, /. layer of pus 
 Eiter-schnur, /. = -band 
 Eiter-senkung, /. burrowing of pus 
 Eiter-serum, n. pus serum 
 Eiter-speien, n. expectoration of pus 
 Eiter-stauung, /. purulent infarct 
 Eiter-stock, m. core of boil or abscess 
 Eiter-stoff, m. purulent matter 
 Eiter-traubenkokkus, m. staphylo- 
 coccus pyogenes 
 Eiter-tropfen, m. drop of pus 
 Eiterung, /. suppuration 
 
 epitheliale or oberflachliche — , 
 epithelial or superficial sup- 
 puration 
 parenchymatose or tiefe — , 
 parenchymatous or deep sup- 
 puration 
 Eiterungs-befordernd, a. promoting 
 
 suppuration 
 Eiterungs - fieber, n. suppurative 
 
 fever, pyjemia 
 Eiterungs-giftig, a. virulent 
 Eiterungs-lehre, /. the theory of 
 
 suppuration 
 Eiterungs - mittel, n. a suppurative 
 agent 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Eja 
 
 Eiterungs-ursache, /. cause of suppu- 
 ration 
 
 Eiterungs-verbessernd, a. improving 
 suppuration 
 
 Eiterungs-verlauf, m. course of sup- 
 puration 
 
 Eiter-verbreitung, /. spreading of 
 pus ; purulent metastasis 
 
 Eiter-vergiftung, /. pyasmia 
 
 Eiter-verhaltung, /. retention of pus 
 
 Eiter-verkalkung, /. calcification of 
 pus 
 
 Eiter-verkasung, /. caseation of pus 
 
 Eiter-verkreidung, /. calcification of 
 pus 
 
 Eiter-verlust, m. loss of pus 
 
 Eiter-wasser, n. the watery con- 
 stituents of pus 
 
 Eiter-zelle, /. pus corpuscle 
 
 Eiter-zersetzung, /. decomposition 
 of pus 
 
 Eiter-ziehen, v.t. to cause suppura- 
 tion 
 
 Eiter-ziehend, a. suppurative, py- 
 ogenic 
 
 Ei-totung, /. production of death of 
 foetus 
 
 Eitrennung, /. separation of ovum 
 
 Eiweiss, n. albumen, albumin ; 
 white of egg 
 
 Eiweiss- (in compds.), albuminous, 
 albuminoid 
 
 Eiweiss-abspaltung, /. splitting up of 
 albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-ahnlich, a. albuminoid 
 
 Eiweiss-ansatz, m. deposit of albu- 
 men 
 
 Eiweiss-arm, a. poor in albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-art, /. kind or variety of 
 albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-artig, a. of an albuminous 
 nature 
 
 Eiweiss-ausscheidung, /. excretion 
 of albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-bedurfnis, n. need of albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-bestimmung, /. estimation 
 of albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-driise, /. albuminous (sali- 
 vary) gland 
 
 Eiweiss-ernahrung, /. albuminous 
 nutrition 
 
 Eiweiss-form, /. = -art 
 
 Eiweiss-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Eiweiss-fiihrend, a. carrying or con- 
 taining albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-gerinnung, /. coagulation of 
 albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-haltig, a. containing albu- 
 min 
 
 Eiweiss-harn, m. albuminous urine 
 
 Eiweiss-harnen, n. albuminuria 
 
 Eiweiss-hulle, /. the white mass 
 surrounding the yolk of an egg ; 
 especially marked in the chick 
 
 Eiweiss-hunger, m. craving for albu- 
 min 
 
 Eiweiss-korper, m. albuminous body 
 or substance 
 
 Eiweiss-kost, /. = -nahrung 
 
 Eiweiss-leim, m. gluten proteid 
 
 Eiweiss-losung, /. solution of albu- 
 min 
 
 Eiweiss-menge, /. = -gehalt 
 
 Eiweiss-nachweis, m. the demon- 
 stration of the presence of albu- 
 men 
 
 Eiweiss - nahrung, /. albuminous 
 food 
 
 Eiweiss-niere, /. kidney of Bright's 
 disease 
 
 Eiweiss-probe, /. test for albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-reich, a. rich in albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-rest, m. albuminous residue 
 or remnant 
 
 Eiweiss-sorte, /. = -art 
 
 Eiweiss-spaltung, /. = -abspaltung 
 
 Eiweiss-sparmittel, n. a remedy ; 
 which diminishes the loss of 
 albumin, antitryptic 
 
 Eiweiss-stoff, m. albuminoid sub- 
 stance, proteid 
 
 Eiweiss-stoffig, a. = -artig 
 
 Eiweiss-umsatz, m. the metabolism 
 of albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-verbindung, f. albuminous 
 compound 
 
 Eiweiss-verbrauch, m. consumption 
 of albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-verdauend, a. digesting albu- 
 min 
 
 Eiweiss-vergiftung, /. poisonous ef- 
 fects of albuminous substances 
 
 Eiweiss-zerfall, m. disintegration of 
 albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-zersetzung, /. decomposition 
 of albumin 
 
 Eiweiss-zufuhr, /. supply of albu- 
 min 
 
 Eizelle, /. ovum 
 
 Eizellen-kern, m. germinal vesicle 
 
 Eizellen-kliiftung, /. segmentation 
 of ovum 
 
 Ejakulation, /. ejaculation ; injec- 
 tion (anatomical) 
 
 Ejakulieren, v.t. to ejaculate ; to 
 inject (anatomically) 
 
 Hi 
 
Ekb 
 
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 Ele 
 
 Ekbole, /. dislocation of a joint ; 
 miscarriage 
 
 Ekchondrose, /. cartilaginous out- 
 growth 
 
 Ekchymom, n. ecchymoma 
 
 Ekchymose, /. ecchymosis 
 
 Ekchymosierung, /. formation of 
 ecchymosis 
 
 Ekel, m. nausea, distaste, aversion, 
 disgust 
 
 Ekel-erregend, a. nauseating, nau- 
 seous 
 
 Ekel-gefiihl, n. sense of nausea 
 
 Ekel-haft, a. = -erregend 
 
 Ekel-haftigkeit, /. nauseousness 
 
 Ekel-kur, /. treatment by producing 
 nausea 
 
 Ekel-schwamm, m. Agaricus crustu- 
 liniformis 
 
 Ekeln, v.t. & i. to excite nausea or 
 disgust, to be disgusted with 
 
 Ekkoprotica, pi. purgatives 
 
 Ekkrisis, /. elimination (especially of 
 toxins) 
 
 Ekkyesis, /. extra-uterine gestation 
 
 Eklampsie, /. eclampsia 
 
 Eklamptisch, a. eclampsic, eclamptic 
 
 Eklipsis, /. temporary faintness 
 
 Eklysis, /. faintness, weakness 
 
 Ekphyma, n. excrescence 
 
 Ekstase, /. ecstasy 
 
 Ekstatisch, a. ecstatic 
 
 Ekstatische, m. & f. an ecstatic 
 subject 
 
 Ekstrophie, /. ecstrophy, extrover- 
 sion 
 
 Ektase, /. = Ekstase 
 
 Ektasie, /. dilatation (of tubes or 
 vessels) 
 
 Ektatisch, a. dilated, distended 
 
 Ekthyma, n. ecthyma 
 
 Ektocardie, /. exocardia 
 
 Ektocuneiforme, a. (os), external 
 cuneiform 
 
 Ektodermwulst, m. swelling of ecto- 
 derm 
 
 Ektogen, a. ectogenous 
 
 Ektopagus, m. double monster joined 
 at the sternum 
 
 Ektoparasiten, m.pl. ecto-parasites 
 
 Ektophyten, pi. epiphytes 
 
 Ektopie, /. ectopia 
 
 Ektopisch, a. ectopic 
 
 Ektrodaktylie, /. congenital absence 
 of fingers or toes 
 
 Ektromelie, /. congenital absence of 
 limbs 
 
 Ektropionierung, /. eversion of eye- 
 lid 
 
 Ektropium, n. ectropion 
 
 Ektropoesophag, m. oesophageal 
 probe or director for oesophago- 
 tomy 
 
 Ektrosis, /. abortion 
 
 Ektrotisch, a. abortefacient 
 
 Ektypographie, /. printing in relief 
 for the blind 
 
 Ekzem, n. eczema 
 
 Ekzematos, a. eczematous 
 
 Ekzematose, m. & f. a. subject of 
 eczema 
 
 Ekzemblaschen, n. eczematous ves- 
 icle 
 
 Elaborationsbuch, n. book in which 
 apothecaries in Germany are 
 bound by law to enter remedies 
 and medicine^ prepared by them 
 
 Elaidinsaure, /. elaidic acid 
 
 Elain, n. olein 
 
 Elain-saure, /. oleic acid 
 
 Elaopten, n. eljeopten 
 
 Elasticitat, /. elasticity 
 
 Elastisch, a. elastic, flexible 
 
 Elastisch-fliissig, a. gaseous 
 
 Elastizitat, /. elasticity 
 
 Elayl, n. ethylene 
 
 Elaylchlorid, n. jEthylenum chlo- 
 ratum. Ph. G. 
 
 Elbogen- (and compds.), vide EU- 
 bogen 
 
 Elefant, m. elephant 
 
 Elefanten-auge, n. hydrophthalmia 
 
 Elefanten-aussatz, m. = -krankheit 
 
 Elefanten-bein, n. or -fuss, m. Pes 
 elephantinus 
 
 Elefanten-krankheit, /. elephantiasis 
 
 Elefanten - lause, /. (westindische), 
 cashew-nut 
 
 Elefantiasis, /. elephantiasis 
 
 Elefantiastisch, a. elephantiasic 
 
 Elektricitat, /. electricity 
 
 Elektricitats-erreger, m. exciter of 
 electricity 
 
 Elektricitats-trager, m. electrophor 
 
 Elektrisch, a. electric 
 
 Elektrisieren, v.t. to galvanise, to 
 electrify 
 
 Elektrisiermaschiene, /. galvanic ap- 
 paratus, electric battery 
 
 Elektrisierung, /. galvanism, gal- 
 vanisation, electrification 
 
 Elektro- (in compds.), electric, 
 electro-, electrical 
 
 Elektro-bioskopie, /. electrical test 
 of vitality 
 
 Elektro-chemie, /. electro-chemistry 
 
 Elektro-chemisch, a. electro-chemi- 
 cal 
 
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Ele 
 
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 Ell 
 
 Elektro-cutane Sensibilitat, /. sensi- 
 tiveness of cutaneous nerves to 
 electrical currents 
 Elektro-diagnostik, /. electrical dia- 
 gnosis 
 Elektro - diagnostisch, a. electro- 
 diagnostic 
 Elektro-endoskopie, /. examination 
 of bladder by electric illumination 
 Elektro-endoskopisch, a. electro- 
 , endoscopic 
 
 Elektro - homoopathie, /. electro- 
 homoeopathy (Count Mattel's 
 system) 
 Elektro-lyse, /. electrolysis 
 Elektro-lyt, m. body capable of 
 > being decomposed by electrolysis, 
 
 electrolyte 
 Elektro-lytisch, a. electrolytic 
 Elektro-motorisch, a. electro-motive 
 Elektro-negativ, a. electro-negative 
 Elektro-positiv, a. electro-positive 
 Elektro-punktur, /. electro- or gal- 
 
 vano-puncture 
 Elektro-statik, /. electro-statics 
 Elektro-statisch, a. electro-static 
 Elektro-therapie, /. electro-therapy 
 Elektro-therapeutisch, a. electro- 
 therapeutic 
 Elektro-vitalismus, m. the theory 
 that life depends upon electricity 
 Element, n. element 
 Elementar, a. elementary 
 Elementar-analyse, /. elementary 
 
 analysis 
 Elementar-bestandteil, m. elemen- 
 tary or component part 
 Elementar-hohle, /. elementary- 
 cavity 
 Elementar-kornchen, n, elementary 
 
 granule 
 Elementar-korperchen, n. elemen- 
 tary corpuscle 
 Elementar - storung, /. elementary 
 
 disturbance 
 Elementar-zelle, /. elementary cell 
 Elernentenmessung, /. stoichiometry 
 Elemi, n. or -harz, n. elemi ; -salbe, 
 
 /. Unguentum elemi, Ph. G. 
 Elephantiasis, /. = Elefantiasis 
 Elephantiastisch, a. = Elefantias- 
 
 tisch 
 Elevatorium, n. elevator 
 Elfenbein, n. ivory 
 Elfenbein-exostose, /. or -gesch- 
 
 wulst, /. odontome 
 Elfenbein-haut, /. layer of odonto- 
 blasts 
 Elfenbein-stift, m. ivory peg 
 
 Elfenbein-substanz, /. dentine 
 Elfenbein-zapfen, m. = -stift 
 Elfenbein-zelle, /. dentine corpuscle,, 
 
 odontoblast 
 Elkosis, /. ulceration 
 Ellagsaure, /. ellagic acid 
 Ellbein, n. ulna 
 Ellbogen, m. elbow 
 Ellbogen- (in compds.), ulnar 
 Ellbogen-ader, /. ulnar vein 
 Ellbogen-arterie, /. ulnar artery 
 Ellbogen-bein, n. ulna 
 Ellbogen-beinflache, /. surface of ulna 
 Ellbogen-beinkopf, m. olecranon 
 Ellbogen-beuge, /. bend of elbow 
 EUbogen-beuger, m. flexor of elbow, 
 
 brachialis anticus 
 EUbogen-beuger, m. (der Hand), 
 
 flexor carpi ulnaris 
 EUbogen-beuger, m. (innerer), flexor 
 
 carpi ulnaris 
 EUbogen-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Ellbogen-bruch, m. fracture of elbow 
 Ellbogen-bug, m. = -beuge 
 Ellbogen-flache, /. surface of elbow 
 EUbogen-fortsatz, m. olecranon pro- 
 cess 
 EUbogen-gegend, /. region of elbow 
 Ellbogen-gelenk, n. elbow-joint 
 Ellbogen-gelenkverrenkung, /. dislo- 
 cation of elbow 
 Ellbogen - gelenkwassersucht, /, 
 
 dropsy of elbow- joint 
 Ellbogeri-gicht, /. gout of elbow 
 Ellbogen-grube, /. hollow of elbow, 
 
 cubital fossa 
 Ellbogen-hauptblutader, /. basilic 
 
 vein 
 Ellbogen-hocker, m. olecranon 
 Ellbogen-hockergrube, /. olecranon 
 
 fogsa of humerus 
 Ellbogen-hockermuskel, m. anconeus 
 Ellbogen-knochel, m. olecranon 
 Ellbogen-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Ellbogen-knorren, m. olecranon 
 Ellbogen-muskel, m. (ausserer), ex- 
 tensor carpi ulnaris 
 Ellbogen-muskel, w. (innerer), flexor 
 
 carpi ulnaris 
 Ellbogen-nerv, m. ulnar nerve 
 Ellbogen-netz, n. elbow-joint plexus 
 EUbogen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Ellbogen-rand, m. rim of elbow- joint 
 Ellbogen-rohre, /. radius 
 Ellbogen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Ellbogen-strecker, m. triceps, ex^. 
 
 tensor of elbow 
 Ellbogen-strecker, m. (der Hand),. 
 extensor carpi ulnaris - .: ' 
 
 izu 
 
Ell 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Emp 
 
 EUbogen-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 EUe, /. ulna 
 
 Ellen- (in compds.), vide also Ell- 
 bogen- 
 
 Ellen-beuge, /. bend of elbow 
 
 Ellen-beuger, m. (der Hand), flexor 
 carpi ulnaris 
 
 EUenbogen- (and compds.), vide 
 Ellbogen- 
 
 EUen-fortsatz, m. olecranon process 
 
 Ellen-hautblutader, /. basilic vein 
 
 EUen-kopfchen, n. head of ulna 
 
 EUen-kronenfortsatz, m. coronoid 
 process of ulna 
 
 Ellen-muskel, m. (ausserer), exten- 
 sor carpi ulnaris 
 
 Ellen-muskel, m. (innerer, der Hand), 
 flexor carpi ulnaris 
 
 Ellen-nebenarterie, /. inferior pro- 
 funda artery of arm 
 
 Ellen-nerv, m. ulnar nerve 
 
 Ellen-strecker, m. (der Hand), ex- 
 tensor carpi ulnaris 
 
 EUen-vorsprung, m. ulnar eminence 
 
 EUipsoidgelenk, n. condyloid joint 
 
 Elsner'sches Asthma, w. angina pec- 
 toris 
 
 Elsterauge- (and compds.), vide 
 Hiihnerauge 
 
 Eltern, pi. parents 
 
 Eltern-zeugung, /. generatio homo- 
 genea 
 
 Eluxation, /. dislocation 
 
 Elytralgie, /. vaginal pain 
 
 Elytritis, /. vaginitis 
 
 Elytrohysterektomie, /. removal of 
 uterus per vaginam 
 
 Elytrokele, n. vaginal hernia 
 
 Elytron, n. vagina 
 
 Elytroncus, m. vaginal tumour 
 
 Elytroptosis, /. prolapse of vagina 
 
 Elytrorrhagie, /. vaginal haemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Eljrtrorrhaphie, /. vaginal suture 
 
 Email, n. enamel ; vide for compds. 
 Schmelz- 
 
 Emaloid, n. tumour composed of 
 enamel 
 
 Emazerieren, v.t. to cause to ema- 
 ciate, to make lean 
 
 Embolie, /. embolism ; emboly 
 (Haeckd) 
 
 Emboliform, a. embolic 
 
 Embolisch, a. embolic 
 Embololalie, /. the insertion of 
 stereotyped meaningless words in 
 conversation, sometimes a symp- 
 tom of mental disorder 
 pmbolophrasie, /. = Embololalie 
 
 Embolus, m. embolon, embolus 
 
 Embolus-bildung, /. formation of 
 embolus 
 
 Embryo- (in compds.), embryonic, 
 foetal 
 
 Embryo-ardie, /. foetal character of 
 heart-sounds (Htichard) 
 
 Embryo-entwickelung, /. fcetal de- 
 velopment 
 
 Embryo-ernahrung, /. foetal nutri- 
 tion 
 
 Embryo-genie, /. embryogeny 
 
 Embryoktonie, /. destroying the 
 foetus in utero 
 
 Embryo-logie, /. embryology 
 
 Embryonisch, a. embryonic 
 
 Embryoplastich, a. embryonic 
 
 Embryo-tomie, /. cutting up of foetus 
 in utero 
 
 Embryo-trager, m. chorda embryo- 
 nalis 
 
 Embryo-ulcie, /. removal of foetus 
 by cutting-hook 
 
 Embryo-wachstum, n. growth of 
 foetus 
 
 Embryonal- (in compds.), embryonic 
 
 Embryonal-anlage, /. embryonic 
 rudiment 
 
 Embryonal-entwickelung, /. embry- 
 onic development 
 
 Embryonal-fleck, m. embryonal spot 
 
 Embryonal-gewebe, n. embryonic 
 tissue , 
 
 Embryonal-schild, m. the embryonic 
 area 
 
 Embryonal-zelle, /. embryonic cell ; 
 immature or undifferentiated cell 
 
 Emesie, /. tendency to vomit 
 
 Emesis, f. vomiting 
 
 Emesma, n. vomited matter 
 
 Emetisch, a. emetic 
 
 Emetokatharsis, /. concomitant 
 vomiting and purging 
 
 Emetologie, /. the science of emetics 
 
 Emmanien, pi. menstruation 
 
 Emmeniologie, /. the science of 
 menstruation 
 
 Emmeniologisch, a. emmenological 
 
 Emmetropic, /. emmetropia 
 
 Emmetropisch, a. emmetropic 
 
 Emollieren, v.t. to soften 
 
 Emotionsneurosen, f.pl. neuroses 
 due to violent emotions 
 
 Emotivitat, /. emotivity, capacity 
 for emotion 
 
 Empasma, n. dusting powder, toilet 
 powder 
 
 Empfangen, v.i. to conceive, to- 
 become pregnant 
 
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 End 
 
 Empfanglich, a. predisposed, sus- 
 ceptible 
 
 Empfanglichkeit, /. predisposition, 
 susceptibility 
 
 Empfangnis, n. conception 
 
 Empfangnis-fahigkeii, /. capability 
 of conceiving 
 
 Empfangnis-hindernis, n. obstacle 
 to conception 
 
 Empfangnis-hiigel, m. minute pro- 
 minence of surface of egg-cell 
 
 Empfangnis-periode, /. time of con- 
 
 . ception 
 
 Empfangnis-unvermogen, n. incapa- 
 bility of conception 
 
 Empfangnis-vermogen, n. — -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Empfindbar, a. sensible, perceptible 
 
 Empfindbarkeit, /. perceptibility 
 
 Empfinden, v.i. to feel, to perceive, 
 to experience 
 
 Empfindend, a. feeling, sensitive, 
 sentient 
 
 Empfindlich, a. sensible, sensitive, 
 irritable, excitable, tender, acute, 
 delicate 
 
 Empfindlichkeit, /. sensibility, sensi- 
 tiveness, irritability, tenderness, 
 excitability, delicacy 
 
 Empfindsam, a. feeling, sensible, 
 sensitive, susceptible, sentimental 
 
 Empfindsamkeit, /. sensibility, sus- 
 ceptibility, sentimentality 
 
 Empfindung, /. sensation, sense, 
 perception, feeling 
 
 Empfindungs-eigenheit, /. idiosyn- 
 crasy 
 
 Empfindungs-eindruck, m. sensation, 
 impression 
 
 Empfindungs-fahig, a. sensible, per- 
 ceptive 
 
 Empfindungs-fahigkeit, /. perceptive 
 or sensitive faculty, perceptivity 
 
 Empfindungs-faser, /. sensory nerve 
 fibre 
 
 Empfindungs-kraft, /. = -fahigkeit 
 
 Empfindungs-kreis, m. circle or area 
 of sensation 
 
 Empfindungs-lahmend, a. paralysing 
 
 sensation, ansesthetic 
 Empfindungs-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 or loss of sensation 
 Empfindungs-los, a. insensible, void 
 
 of sensation 
 Empfindungs-losigkeit, /. insensi- 
 bility 
 Empfindungs-nerv, m. sensory nerve 
 Empfindungs-nervenfaser, /. sensory 
 nerve fibre 
 
 Empfindungs^reflex, m. sensory re- 
 flex 
 
 EmpfindungS-schatzung, /. appre- 
 ciation of sensation 
 
 Empfindungs-sitz, m. sensorium 
 
 Empfindungs - storung, /. sensory 
 disturbance 
 
 Empfindungs-verniogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Empfindungs-zelle, /. sensory cell 
 
 Emphraxis, /. infarction, blocking 
 
 Emphysem, n. emphysema. 
 
 Emphysematiker, m. a subject of 
 emphysema 
 
 Emphysematisch, a. emphysematous 
 
 Emphysematos, a. = Emphysema- 
 tisch 
 
 Empirie, /. empiricism, practice from 
 experience 
 
 Empiriker, m. empiricist 
 
 Empirisch, a. empirical 
 
 Empneumatose, /. any swelling or 
 distension of cavities or tissues of 
 the body caused by air or gases 
 
 Emporzerrung, /. elevation (of 
 uterus) 
 
 Empresmomanie, /. mania for in- 
 cendiarism 
 
 Empyem, n. empyema 
 
 Empyesis, /. suppuration 
 
 Empyreumatisch, a. empyreumatic 
 
 Emulsionierung, /. emulsification 
 
 Enaeorema, n. presence of mucous 
 flakes in the urine 
 
 Enanthem, n. enanthem, internal 
 rash (especially on mucous mem- 
 branes) 
 
 Enc . . ., vide Enk . . . 
 
 Encheiresis, /. manipulation, man- 
 oeuvre (in operations) 
 
 Enchorisch, a. endemic, peculiar to a 
 country 
 
 Enchym, n. enchyma ; plethora ; 
 infusion 
 
 Encystierung, /. encystment 
 
 Encystiert, a. encysted 
 
 End- (in compds.), final, terminal 
 
 End-abfuhr, /. final or terminal re- 
 moval 
 
 End-anastomose, /. terminal anasto- 
 mosis 
 
 End-anschwellung, /. = -kolben 
 
 Endaortitis, /. inflammation of inner 
 coat of aorta 
 
 End-arterie, /. terminal artery 
 
 Endarteriitis, /. endarteritis, inflam- 
 mation of inner coat of artery 
 
 End-ausbreitung, /. terminal ramifi- 
 cation 
 
End 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Eng 
 
 End-auslaufer, m. terminal process 
 or prolongation 
 
 End-ausstrahlung, /. terminal radia- 
 tion 
 
 End-blaschen, n. terminal vesicle 
 
 End-blase, /. = -blaschen 
 
 End-biischel, n. terminal tuft or 
 
 : fasciculus 
 
 End-darm, m. embryonic rectum, 
 proctodaeum, hind-gut, anal in- 
 vagination of epiblast 
 
 Ende, n. end, termination 
 
 Endemie, /. an endemic 
 
 Endemisch, a. endemic 
 
 Endermatisch, a. endermatic 
 
 Endermatische Methode, /. ender- 
 matic or endermic method ; 
 method of applying remedies to 
 the denuded dermis 
 
 Endermisch, a. endermic 
 
 End-faden, m. terminal fibre or fila- 
 ment 
 
 End-faser, /. = -faden 
 
 End-fingerknochen, m. terminal 
 
 , phalanx 
 
 End-geflecht, n. terminal plexus 
 
 End-glied, m. terminal phalanx, 
 terminal member 
 
 End-hirn, n. telencephalon 
 
 End-knospe, /. = -kolben 
 
 End-kolbchen, n. or -kolben, m. 
 end-bulb (Krause) ; end-bulb of 
 sensory nerve 
 
 Endoarteriitis, /. endarteritis, in- 
 flammation of inner coat of 
 artery 
 
 Endogen, a. endogenous 
 
 Endokarditis, /. endocarditis 
 
 Endolymphe, /. endolymph, fluid 
 of semicircular canals 
 
 Endometritis, /. endometritis 
 
 Endophlebitis, /. inflammation of 
 inner coat of artery 
 
 Endophytisch, a. endophytic 
 
 Endoskop, n. endoscope 
 
 Endoskopie, /. endoscopy 
 
 Endoskopisch, a. endoscopic 
 
 Endosmose, /. endosmosis 
 
 Endosmotisch, a. endosmotic 
 
 Endost, n. medullary membrane of 
 bone 
 
 Endostethoskop, w. cesophagealsound 
 for auscultation 
 
 Endothel, n. endothelium 
 
 Endothelialkarzinom, n. endothelial 
 carcinoma 
 
 Endotheliom, n. endothelioma 
 
 Endothel-krebs, m. endothelioma 
 
 Endothel-platte,/. endothelial lamina 
 
 Endothel-rohr, n. endothelial tube 
 or lining 
 
 Endothel-schwellung, /. endothelial 
 swelling 
 
 Endothel-veranderung, /. endothelial 
 change 
 
 Endothel-wucherung, /. hypertrophy 
 of endothelium 
 
 End-phalange, /. terminal phalanx 
 
 End-platte, /. terminal plate 
 
 End-plexus, m. terminal plexus 
 
 End-sackchen, n. terminal alveolus 
 
 End-schlinge, /. terminal loop 
 
 End - schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 lung 
 
 End-sehne, /. terminal tendon 
 
 End-tasche, /. terminal alveolus 
 
 End-verastelung, /. or -verzweigung, 
 /. terminal ramification 
 
 End-zapfen, m. terminal cone or 
 process 
 
 End-zehenknochen, m. terminal 
 phalanx (of toe) 
 
 End-zersetzung, /. ultimate analysis 
 
 End-zotte, /. terminal villus 
 
 Energisch, a. energetic 
 
 Enervieren, v.t. to enervate, to 
 exhaust 
 
 Eng, a. narrow 
 
 Engastrius, m. double monster of 
 which one-half is contained within 
 the abdomen of the other 
 
 Engbriistig, a. narrow-chested, asth- 
 matic 
 
 Engbriistige, m. & f. & subject of 
 shortness of breath 
 
 Engbriistigkeit, /. difficult breathing, 
 shortness of breath 
 
 Enge, /. narrowness, closeness, con- 
 striction, isthmus 
 
 Engelmacherei, /. baby farming 
 
 EngelsUss, n. polypodium 
 
 Engelwurzel, /. lingwort. Radix 
 angelicas 
 
 Englische Krankheit, /. rickets 
 
 Englischer Schweiss, m. sweating 
 sickness, miliary fever 
 
 Englisches Brausepulver, n. effer- 
 vescing powder 
 _ Englisches Kollodium, n. flexible 
 collodion 
 
 Englisches Pflaster, n. court plaster 
 
 Englisches Pulver, n. Algaroth pow- 
 der 
 
 Englisches Riechsalz, n. smelling- 
 salts containing ammonium car- 
 bonate 
 
 Englisches Salz, n. Epsom salts, 
 sulphate of magnesia 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ent 
 
 Enkanthis, /. swelling of lachrymal 
 
 glands 
 Enkauma, «. burn ; corneal ulcer 
 Enkephalgie, /. a brain affection 
 Enkephalitis, /. inflammation of the 
 
 brain 
 Enkephalitisch, a. encephalic 
 Enkephalocele, n. encephalocele 
 Enkephaloid, n. encephaloid 
 Enkephalomalacie, /. softening of 
 
 the brain 
 Enkephalon, n. the brain 
 Enkephalopathie, /. affection of the 
 
 brain 
 Enkope, /. an incised wound 
 Enophthalmus, m. retraction of eye- 
 ball 
 Enorchismus, m. retained testicle 
 Enostose, /. enostosis 
 Enrhumieren, v.refl. to catch cold 
 Enrhumiert, a. suffering from a cold 
 Entalkoholisieren, v.t. to dealco- 
 
 holise 
 Entalkoholisierung, /. dealcoholisa- 
 
 tion 
 Entarten, v.i. to degenerate, to 
 
 deteriorate 
 Entartet, a. degenerated, deteriorate 
 Entartung, /. degeneration, de- 
 generacy 
 Entartungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 
 degeneration 
 Entartungs-herd, m. focus or centre 
 
 of degeneration 
 Entartungs-reaktion, /. (electrical) 
 
 reaction of degeneration 
 Entartungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 degeneration 
 Entartungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 
 degeneration 
 Entbinden, v.t. to deliver; to re- 
 move (as of cataract) 
 Entbindung, /. delivery, confine- 
 ment ; removal (of cataract) 
 Entbindungs-akt, m. act of delivery 
 Entbindungs-anstalt, /. lying-in hos- 
 pital 
 Entbindungs-dauer, /. duration of 
 
 labour 
 Entbindungs-haus, n. = -anstalt 
 Entbindungs-instrument, n. obstetiic 
 
 instrument 
 Entbindungs-klinik, /. obstetric de- 
 partment 
 Entbindungs-kunst, /. obstetrics 
 Entbindungs-lahmung, /. paralvsis 
 of infant due to accidents at birth 
 Entbindungs-stuhl, m. obstetric chair 
 Entbindungs-tag, m. day of delivery 
 
 Entbindungs-verfahren, n. = -weise 
 Entbindungs-versuch, m. attempt at 
 
 delivery 
 Entbindungs-weise, /. method of 
 
 delivery 
 Entbindungs-werkzeug, n. = -in- 
 strument 
 Entbindungs - zange, /. obstetric 
 
 forceps 
 Entbindungs-zeit, /. time of delivery 
 Entbleien, v.t. to deprive of lead 
 Entblinden, v.i. to recover sight 
 Entblossen, v.t. to bare, to denude 
 
 to divest 
 Entblosst, a. denuded, bare 
 Entblossung, f. denudation, baring 
 Entbundene, /. a newly delivered 
 
 woman 
 Entdecken, v.t. to discover 
 Entdecker, m. discoverer 
 Entdeckung, /. discovery 
 Ente, /. a form of urine-glass for 
 
 bedridden male patients 
 Enteisenung, /. removal of iron 
 Entencholera, /. cholera of ducks 
 
 similar to chicken cholera 
 Entenschnabel, m. duckbill (specu- 
 lum) 
 Enteralgie, /. colic or pain in the 
 
 intestines 
 Enterisch, a. enteric 
 Enteroanastomose, /. enteroanasto- 
 
 mosis 
 Enterocentese, /. paracentesis of 
 
 intestine 
 Enterodynie, /. colic 
 Enterohelkosis, /. intestinal ulcera- 
 tion 
 Enterohepatocele, «. umbilical hernia 
 
 containing liver, &c. 
 Enterokatarrh, m. intestinal catarrh 
 Enteroklysis, /. washing out of in- 
 testines ; enema 
 Enterophthisis, /. intestinal tuber- 
 culosis 
 Enterorrhagie, /. intestinal haemor- 
 rhage 
 Enterorrhaphie, /. intestinal suture 
 Enteroscheocele, n. congenital in- 
 guinal hernia containing bowel 
 Enteroskopie, /. enteroscopy 
 Enterostenose, /. stenosis of intes- 
 tine 
 Enterostomie, /. formation of arti- 
 ficial anus 
 Enterotyphus, m. typhoid fever 
 Enterozoen, pi. enterozoa 
 Entfarben, v.t. & i. to decolorise, to 
 discolour ; to fade 
 
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Ent 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ent 
 
 Entfarbung, /. decoloration, de- 
 
 colorisation 
 Entfarbungs-art, /. mode of de- 
 
 colorisation 
 Entfarbungs-flussigkeit, /. decoloris- 
 ing fluid, bleaching solution 
 Entfarbungs-grad, m. degree of de- 
 
 colorisation 
 Entfarbungs-methode, /. = -art 
 Entfarbungs-mittel, n. decolorising 
 
 material 
 Entfarbungs-stufe, /. = -grad 
 Entfarbungs-verfahren, n. = -art 
 Entfarbungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 decolorisation 
 Entfarbungs-weise, /. = -art 
 Entfetten, v.t. to remove fat ; to 
 
 reduce obesity 
 Entfettet, a. freed from fat 
 Entfettung, f. removal of fat ; re- 
 duction of obesity {Banting) 
 Entfettungs-kur, /. anti-fat treat- 
 ment 
 Entfettungs-methode, /. method of 
 reducing obesity ; method of 
 extracting fat 
 Entfettungs-mittel, n. remedy for 
 
 reducing obesity 
 Entfiebern, v.i. to recover from fever 
 Entfieberung, /. defervescence 
 Entfuseln, v.t. to remove fusel-oil, 
 
 to rectify 
 Entfuselung, /. removal of fusel-od, 
 
 rectification 
 Entfuselungsmittel, n. substance 
 ■ used in rectification 
 Entgegengesetzt, a. opposed 
 Entgegensteller, m. opponens 
 Entgiften, v.t. to remove poison 
 Enthaaren, v.t. to depilate 
 Enthaarend, a. depilatory 
 Enthaarung, /. depilation 
 Enthaarungsmittel, n. a depilatory 
 Enthaltsam, a. abstemious, tem- 
 perate, sober 
 Enthaltsamkeit, /. abstemiousness, 
 
 temperance, sobriety 
 Enthaltung, /. abstinence 
 Enthaupten, v.f. to decapitate, to 
 
 decollate 
 Enthaujitung, /. decapitation, de- 
 collation 
 Enthauten, v.t. to remove skin, to flay 
 Enthautung, /. the removal of skin, 
 
 flaying 
 Enthelminten, pi. entozoa, enterozoa 
 Entheomanie, /. religious mania 
 Enthirnen, v.t. to remove the brain 
 Enthirnung, /. removal of brain 
 
 Enthlase, /. depressed fracture of 
 skull 
 
 Entjungfern, v.t. to deflower 
 
 Entjungferung, /. defloration 
 
 Entkalken, v.t. to decalcify 
 
 Entkalkung, /. decalcification 
 
 Entkeimen, v.i. to germinate, to 
 sprout 
 
 Entkraften, v.t. to debilitate, to 
 enervate, to enfeeble, to exhaust 
 
 Entkraftend, a. debilitating, ener- 
 vating, exhausting 
 
 Entkraftet, a. debilitated, ex- 
 hausted, asthenic 
 
 Entkraftung, /. debility, enervation, 
 exhaustion, asthenia 
 
 Entkraftungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 debility or asthenia 
 
 Entkraftungs-fieber, n. adynamic or 
 low fever 
 
 Entkraftungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 becoming debilitated 
 
 Entkraftungs-zustand, m. condition 
 of debility 
 
 Entkrauseln, v.t. to straighten or 
 uncurl hair 
 
 Entkrauselung, /. straightening of 
 the hair 
 
 Entkropfung, /. extirpation of goitre 
 
 Entladung, /. discharge 
 
 Entladungskrampf, m. discharging 
 spasm 
 
 Entleeren, v.t. to evacuate, to empty 
 1 Entleerend, a. evacuant, emptying 
 
 Entleerung, /. evacuation, motion 
 
 Entleiben, v.refl. to commit suicide 
 
 Entmagnetisieren,w.<. to demagnetise 
 
 Entmagnetisierung, /. demagnetisa- 
 tion 
 
 Entmannen, v.t. to emasculate, to 
 castrate 
 
 Entmannung, /. emasculation, cas- 
 tration 
 
 Entmischung, /. disintegration, 
 breaking up component parts 
 
 Entmundigen, v.t. to place under 
 official control a person mentally 
 affected or a spendthrift 
 
 Entmundigung, /. the placing under 
 official control a person mentally 
 affected or a spendthrift 
 
 Entnerven, v.t. to enervate, to 
 unnerve 
 
 Entnervt, a. enervated, weakened 
 
 Entnervung, /. enervation 
 
 Entocuneiforme, a. (os), internal 
 cuneiform 
 
 Entolen, v.f. to free from oil 
 
 Entommatisch, a. entoptic 
 
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Ent 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Em 
 
 Entomophthoreen, pi. Entomoph 
 thoreae, fungi of the order Basidio 
 mycetes 
 
 Entonie, /. tension, morbid tension 
 
 Entonisch, a. tense, entonie, intense 
 
 Entoptisch, a. entoptic, intraocular 
 
 Entoptische Erscheinung, /. entoptic 
 phenomenon 
 
 Entotisch, a. relating to the inner ear 
 
 Entotische Gerausche, n.pl. sub- 
 jective noises in the ear due to 
 a morbid condition in the ear 
 itself 
 
 Entoxicismus, m. poisoning 
 
 Entoxismus, m. = Entoxicismus 
 
 Entozoen, pi. entozoa 
 
 Entpressen, v.t. to squeeze out, to 
 expel by pressure 
 
 Entropium, n. entropion 
 
 Entsauern, v.t. to remove acidity, to 
 deoxidise, to decarbonate 
 
 Entsauert, a. freed of acidity, 
 oxygen, or carbon 
 
 Entsauerung, /. deoxidation, decar- 
 bonisation 
 
 Entscheiden, v.t. to decide, to deter- 
 mine 
 
 Entscheidend, a. decisive, critical 
 
 Entscheidung, /. decision, crisis 
 
 Entscheidungs-punkt, m. critical 
 point, crisis 
 
 Entscheidungs-tag, m. critical day 
 
 Entscheidungs-zeichen, n. critical 
 symptom 
 
 Entscheidungs-zustand, m. critical 
 condition 
 
 Entschlafen, v.i. to expire, to die 
 
 Entspannen, v.t. to relax, to relieve 
 tension 
 
 Entspanner, m. laxator 
 
 Entspannt, a. relaxed 
 
 Entspannung, /. relaxation, atony 
 
 Entspannungs-naht, /. interrupted 
 suture to relieve tension 
 
 Entspannungs-schnitt, m. incision to 
 relieve tension 
 
 Entstehen, v.i. to come into exist- 
 ence, to arise, to originate 
 
 Entstehend, a. nascent, in course of 
 development 
 
 Entstehung, /. nascence, origin, 
 . formation 
 
 Entstehungs-art, /. mode of origin or 
 development 
 
 Entstehungs-geschichte, /. history of 
 origin or development 
 
 Entstehungs-weise, /. = -art 
 
 Entstehungs-zustand, m, nascent or 
 developmental state 
 
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 Entstellen, v.t. to disfigure, to dis- 
 tort, to deform 
 
 Entstellung, /. disfigurement, dis- 
 tortion, deformity 
 
 Entwassern, v.t. to dehydrate, to 
 free from water, to drain 
 
 Entwassert, a. anhydrous, dehy- 
 drated, drained 
 
 Entwasserung, /. dehydration, 
 drainage 
 
 Entwasserungsmittel, n. dehydrating 
 material 
 
 Entwickeln, v.t. to develop, to 
 evolve ; to deliver (a child) 
 
 Entwickelt, a. developed, evolved 
 
 Entwickelung, /. development, evo- 
 lution, formation ; delivery (child) 
 
 Entwickelungs-art, /. mode of de- 
 velopment 
 
 Entwickelungs-bedingung, /. con- 
 dition of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-dauer, /. duration of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-epoche, /. epoch of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-fahig, a. capable of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs - fahigkeit, /. capa- 
 bility of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-fehler, m. error of 
 development, malformation 
 
 Entwickelungs - form, /. develop- 
 mental form 
 
 Entwickelungs-gang, m. course of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-geschichte, /. embry- 
 ology 
 
 Entwickelungs-geschichtlich, a. em- 
 bryological 
 
 Entwickeiungs-gesetz, n. law of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-grad, m. degree of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-hemmend, a. arrest- 
 ing development ; antiseptic 
 
 Entwickelungs-hemmung, /. arrest 
 of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-jahre, n.pl. years or 
 period of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-kraft, /. power of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs - krankheit, /. devel- 
 opmental disease 
 
 Entwickelungs-modus, m. mode of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-periode, /. develop- 
 mental period 
 
 Entwickelungs-reihe, /. order of de- 
 velopment 
 
Ent 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Enu 
 
 Entwickelungs-stadium, m. stage of 
 
 development 
 Entwickelungs-statte, /. place of 
 origin or development 
 
 Entwickelungs-storung, /. interrup- 
 tion ordisturbance of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-stufe, /. phase of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-theorie, /. theory of 
 evolution 
 
 Entwickelungs-ursache, /. cause of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-verlauf, m. course of 
 development 
 
 Entwickelungs-vermogen, n. = -fa- 
 higkeit 
 
 Entwickelungs-vorgang, m. process 
 of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-vorstufe, /. first stage 
 of development 
 
 Entwickelungs-weise, /. = -art 
 
 Entwickelungs-zustand, m. condi- 
 tion of development 
 
 Entwohnen, v.t. to wean, to alter a 
 habit 
 
 Entwohnung, /. weaning, disuse, 
 alteration of habit 
 
 Entwurzeln, v.t. to root out, to 
 eradicate 
 
 Entwurzelung, /. rooting out, eradi- 
 cation 
 
 Entziehen,t;./. to withhold, to deprive 
 
 Entziehung, /. withholding, depriva- 
 tion, abstraction 
 
 Entziehungs - delirium, n. inanition 
 delirium 
 
 Entziehungs-kur, /. treatment by 
 fasting or low diet 
 
 Entziindbar, a. inflammable 
 
 Entztindbarkeit, /. inflammability 
 
 Entziinden, v.a. & refl. to inflame, to 
 become inflamed 
 
 Entziindet, a. inflamed, irritated 
 
 Entziindlich, a. inflammatory 
 
 Entziindung, /. inflammation ; adha- 
 sive — , adhesive inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-ahnlich, a. resembling 
 inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-anschwellung, /. in- 
 flammatory swelling 
 
 Entziindungs-art, /. kind or variety 
 of inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Entziindungs-ausgang, m. termina- 
 tion of inflammaticHi 
 
 Entziindungs-beule, /. phlegmonous 
 abscess 
 
 Entziindungs-bezirk, m. region of 
 inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-bild, n. aspect of in- 
 flammation 
 
 Entzundungs-erregend, a. causing 
 inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-erreger, m. inflamma- 
 tory irritant 
 
 Entziindungs-erscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon of inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-fieber, n. inflammatory 
 fever 
 
 Entziindungs-form, /. = -art 
 
 Entziindungs-geschwulst, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Entziindungs-haut, /. buffy coat of 
 blood-clot 
 
 Entziindungs-herd, m. focus of in- 
 flammation 
 
 Entzundungs-hof, m. area of inflam- 
 mation 
 
 Entzundungs-keim, m. germ causing 
 inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-krankheit, /. inflam- 
 matory disease 
 
 Entzundungs-kropf, m. inflamma- 
 tory goitre 
 
 Entziindungs-kugeln, f.pl. granular 
 cells found on inflamed mucous 
 surfaces 
 
 Entzundungs-lehre, /. the science of 
 inflammation 
 
 Entzundungs-losung, /. resolution of 
 inflammation 
 
 Entzundungs-reiz, m. inflammatory 
 irritant 
 
 Entziindungs-reizung, /. irritation 
 from inflammation 
 
 Entzundungs-residuum, n. inflam- 
 matory residuum or remains (e.g. 
 residual abscess) 
 
 Entziindungs-rote, /. inflammatory 
 redness 
 
 Entziindungs-schub, m. attack, on- 
 set or outburst of inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Entziindungs-steigernd, a. increas- 
 ing inflammation 
 
 EntzUndungs-ursache, /. cause of 
 inflammation 
 
 EntziindUngs-verlauf, m. course of 
 inflammation 
 
 Entziindungs-vorgang, m. inflamma- 
 tory process 
 
 Entziindungs-widrig,a.antiphlogistic 
 
 Entziindungs-zustand, m. inflamma- 
 tory condition 
 
 Enukleation, /. enucleation 
 
 Enukleationsloffel, m, enucleation 
 spoon 
 
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Enz 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Epi 
 
 Enzian, m. gentian 
 
 Enzian-bitter, n. gentian bitter 
 
 Enzian - brant wein, m. gentian 
 brandy 
 
 Enzian-extrakt, m. extract of gentian 
 
 Enzian-tinktur, /. tincture of gentian 
 
 Enzian-wurzel, /. gentian root 
 
 Enzootie, /. enzooty, local or en- 
 demic disease among animals 
 
 Enzootisch, a. enzootic 
 
 Enzymologie, /. science of chemical 
 ferments or fermentation 
 
 Epactalia (ossa), a. Wormian bones 
 
 Epanadiplosis, /. reduplication of a 
 paroxysm of fever 
 
 Ependym, n. ependyma 
 
 Ependym-faden, m. substantia gela- 
 tinosa 
 
 Ependym-sklerose, /. sclerosis of 
 ependyma 
 
 Epheliden, pi. freckles 
 
 Ephemer, a. ephemeral 
 
 Ephemerisch, a. ephemeral 
 
 Ephidrosis, /. hyperidrosis 
 
 Ephippium, n. sella turcica 
 
 Epicerebralraum, m. epicerebral 
 space 
 
 Epichrosis, /. an eruption on the skin 
 characterised mainly by changes 
 in colour 
 
 Epicystotomie, f. suprapubic cys- 
 totomy 
 
 Epidemie, /. an epidemic 
 
 Epidemie-ausbreitung, /. or -ver- 
 breitung, /. extension of an 
 epidemic 
 
 Epidemiologisch, a. epidemiological 
 
 Epidemisch, a. epidemic 
 
 Epidermalkrebs, m. epithelioma 
 
 Epidermatisch, a. epidermatic ; term 
 applied to method of treatment 
 by applying remedies to the sound 
 skin 
 
 Epidermidoidalgebilde, n.pl. epider- 
 mal structures 
 
 Epidermidomykosen, pi. skin diseases 
 due to fungi 
 
 Epidermidosen, f.pl. diseases of the 
 epidermis due to disturbance of 
 nutrition 
 
 Epidermis, /. epidermis, epithelium ; 
 vide for compds. also Epithel- 
 
 Epidermis-abhebung, /. elevation or 
 shedding tjf epidermis 
 
 Epidermis-abschilforung, f. or -ab- 
 schuppung, /. exfoliation of epi- 
 dermis 
 
 Epidermis-borke, /. epidermal crust 
 or scab 
 
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 Epidermis - schttppcTien, n. or 
 -schuppe, /. epidermic scale 
 
 Epidermis-zelle, /. epidermal cell 
 
 Epidermis-zwiebel, m. epithelial 
 nest or pearl 
 
 Epibolie, /. epiboly ; applied by 
 Haeckel to the formation of the 
 gastrula when the ectoderm has 
 to grow over the yolk or endoderm 
 
 Epidermoidal, a. epidermoid, re- 
 sembling epidermis 
 
 Epidermoidomj n. tumour composed 
 of epidermoid cells 
 
 Epidrome, /. congestion 
 
 Epiduralraum, m. epidural space 
 
 Epigastralgie, /. pain in pit of 
 stomach 
 
 Epigastrion, n. epigastrium 
 
 Epigastrisch, a. epigastric 
 
 Epigenesis, /. a term applied to a 
 theory of non-sexual generation 
 
 Epiglottis- (in compds.), vide for all 
 compds. Kehldeckel- 
 
 Epiglottisch, a. epiglottic 
 
 Epikardie, /. upward displacement 
 of heart 
 
 Epikauma, n. blister (as from burn) ; 
 ulcer of cornea 
 
 Epikrase, /. removal of injurious 
 matter ; mUd laxative treat- 
 ment 
 
 Epikrise, /. the discernment of the 
 nature of a disease, its causes, 
 character, and issue 
 
 Epikrisis, /. = Epikrise 
 
 Epikritisch, a. epicritical 
 
 Epikrusis, /. irritation by flagella- 
 tion 
 
 Epikyema, n. a product of super- 
 foe tation 
 
 Epikyesis, /. superfoetation 
 
 Epilation, /. depilation, epilation 
 
 Epilepsia, /. epilepsy 
 
 Epileptiker, m. a subject of epilepsy 
 
 Epileptisch, a. epileptic 
 
 Epilierung, /. depilation, epilation 
 
 Epioecie, /. an epidemic disease 
 limited to a house or small com- 
 munity 
 
 Epiparoxismus, m. increase in se- 
 verity or frequency of paroxysms 
 
 Epipaston, n. dusting powder 
 
 Epiphlogisma, n. superficial inflam- 
 mation 
 
 Epiphyse, /. epiphysis 
 
 Epiphysen-ablosung, /. separation of 
 an epiphysis 
 
 Epiphysen-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of an epiphysis 
 
Epi 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Epi 
 
 Epiphysen-fuge, /.line, junction or 
 synarthrosis of epiphysis 
 
 Epiphysen-knorpel, m. cartilage of 
 epiphysis 
 
 Epiphysen-linie, /. = -fuge 
 
 Epiphysen-losung, /. = -ablosung 
 
 Epiphysen-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 •Epiphysen-spange, /. secondary epi- 
 physial centre of ossification 
 
 Epiphysen-trennung, /. = -ablosung 
 
 Epiphytisch, a. epiphytic 
 
 Epiplexie, /. hemiplegia 
 
 Epipygus, m. rudimentary monster 
 growing from sacrum 
 
 Epischesis, /. retention or suppres- 
 sion of a natural excretion 
 
 Episcotister, m. instrument for test- 
 ing sensitiveness to light 
 
 Episiocele, n. hernia or tumour about 
 the vulva 
 
 Episiokleisis, /. = Episiorrhaphie 
 
 Episiorrhagie, /. haemorrhage from 
 vulva 
 
 Episiorrhaphie, /. suturing of vagina 
 or labia for prolapsus uteri 
 
 Episiotomie, /. episiotomy 
 
 Episkleritis, /. inflammation of outer 
 surface of sclerotic 
 
 Epispadie, /. epispadias 
 
 Epitasis, /. increase of fever 
 
 Epithel, n. epithelium 
 
 Epithel-abstossung, /. shedding or 
 desquamation of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-anhaufung, /. accumulation 
 of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-auflockerung, /. loosening or 
 softening of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-auskleidung, /. = -belag 
 
 Epithel-balken, m. epithelial rod 
 
 Epithel-ballen, m. sphere or ball of 
 epithelium 
 
 Epithel-bekleidung, /. or -belag, m. 
 epithelial covering or lining 
 
 Epithel-bildung, /. formation of 
 epithelium 
 
 Epithel-bindegewebe, n. epithelial 
 connective tissue 
 
 Epithel-blatt, n. epithelial plate or 
 lamina 
 
 Epithel-blutung, /. epitheUal he- 
 morrhage 
 
 Epithel -brei, m. pultaceous mass of 
 epithelium, as in sebaceous or 
 dermoid cysts 
 
 Epithel-cylinder, m. epithelial cast 
 
 Epithel-decke, /. = -belag 
 
 Epithel-entartung, /.degeneration of 
 epithelium 
 
 Epithel-einsenkung, /. dipping down 
 of epithelium into deeper layers 
 
 Epithel - erkrankung, /. epithelial 
 disease 
 
 Epithel - geschwulst, /. epithelial 
 tumour 
 
 Epithel-gewebe, n. epithelial tissue 
 
 Epithel -hauf en, m. epithelial mass 
 
 Epithelial-, vide for all compds. 
 Epithel- 
 
 Epithel-kern, m. epithelial nucleus 
 
 Epithel-krebs, m. epithelioma 
 
 Epithel-lage, /. epithelial layer 
 
 Epithel-leiste, /. epithelial margin or 
 border 
 
 Epithel-masse, /. epithelial sub- 
 stance 
 
 Epithel-nachwuchs, m. new growth 
 or repair of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-neubildung, /. new forma- 
 tion of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-perle, /. epithelial pearl or 
 nest, as in epithelioma 
 
 Epithel-quellung, /. epithelial swell- 
 ing 
 
 Epithel-riesenzelle, /. epithelial giant 
 cell 
 
 Epithel-saule, /.column of epithelium 
 
 Epithel -scheide, /. epithelial sheath 
 
 Epithel-schicht, /. = -lage 
 
 Epithel-schichtung, /. epithelial lam- 
 ination 
 
 Epithel-schlauch, m. tube of epithe- 
 lium 
 
 Epithel-scholle, /. = -lage 
 
 Epithel-schorf, m. epithelial crust or 
 scab 
 
 Epithel-schwellung, /. epithelial 
 swelling 
 
 Epithel-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 epithelium 
 
 Epithel-spindel, /. epithelial spindle 
 
 Epithel-sprosse, /. epithelial sprout 
 or outgrowth 
 
 Epithel-verhornung, /. cornification 
 of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-verlust, m. loss of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-wucherung, /. hypertrophy 
 of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-wulst, m. prominence or 
 projection of epithelium 
 
 Epithel-zapfen, m. epithelial cones 
 or pegs 
 
 Epithel-zelle, /. epithelial cell 
 
 Epithel-zellenhaufen, m. a collection 
 of epithelial cells 
 
 Epithel-zellenlage, /. or -zellen- 
 schicht, /. layer of epithelial cells 
 
 Epithema, n. moist compress 
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Epi 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Erf 
 
 Epithymie, /. morbid appetite occa- 
 sionally displayed during preg- 
 nancy 
 
 Epizoen, pi. ectoparasites 
 
 Epizoonosen, fl. skin diseases caused 
 by epizoa 
 
 Epizootie, /. a far-spreading disease 
 among animals 
 
 Epizootisch, a. epizootic 
 
 Epsomsalz, n. Epsom salts, sulphate 
 of magnesia 
 
 Epulosis, /. cicatrisation 
 
 Epulotica, pi. cicatrising remedies 
 
 Equisetsaure, /. aconitic acid 
 
 Eradizieren, v.t. to eradicate 
 
 Erballt, a. inflamed and stiff as the 
 result of pressure 
 
 Erben, v.t. to inherit 
 
 Erben'sches Phanomenon, n. pain 
 in sciatic nerve in sciatica upon 
 extreme flexion of the sound leg 
 
 Erb-grind, m. favus 
 
 Erb-grindpilz, m. Achorion Schon- 
 leinii, fungus'of favus 
 
 Erb-krankheit, /. an hereditary 
 disease 
 
 Erb-lich, a. hereditary 
 
 Erb-lichkeit, /. heredity, heredita- 
 bOity, transmissibility 
 
 Erb-ubel, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Erblassen, v.i. to lose colour, to turn 
 pale 
 
 Erblassung, /. pallor, decoloration 
 
 Erbleichen, v.i. = Erblassen 
 
 Erbleichung, /. = Erblassung 
 
 Erblinden, v.i. to become blind 
 
 Erblindung, /. blindness, the becom- 
 ing blind 
 
 Erbrechen, v.t. & refl. to vomit 
 
 Erbrechen, n. vomiting 
 
 Erbrechen-befordernd, a. emetic 
 
 Erbrechen-erregend, a. exciting 
 vomiting, emetic 
 
 Erbrechen-hindernd, a. checking 
 vomiting 
 
 Erbrechen-stillend, a. antemetic 
 
 Erbrechen -verursachend, a. emetic 
 
 Erbrechen-widrig, a. antemetic 
 , Erbrochene, n. vomited matter 
 
 Erbse, /. pea 
 
 Erbsen-bein, n. pisiform bone 
 
 Erbsen-formig, a. pisiform 
 
 Erbsen-gross, a. the size of a pea 
 
 Erbsen-mehl, n. pea-flour 
 
 Erbstwurst, /. pea-meal sausage (a 
 compound of pea-flour, bacon, 
 onions, salt, and spice) 
 
 Erd- (in compds.), earthy 
 
 Erd-alkalien, n.pl. alkaline earths 
 
 Erd-apfel, m. potato 
 Erd-bacillen, pi. bacilli found in soil 
 Erd-bad, n. earth-bath 
 Erdbeer-ather, m. ethereal essence of 
 
 strawberry 
 Erdbeere, /. strawberry 
 Erdbeer-kur, /. treatment by straw- 
 berry diet 
 Erdbeer-pocken, f.pl. yaws, fram- 
 
 bcesia 
 Erdbeer-zunge, /. strawberry tongue 
 Erd-bohne, /. = -nuss 
 Erd-eichel, /. = -nuss 
 Erd-essen, n. earth-eating 
 Erd-esser, m. earth-eater 
 Erd-fahl, a. earth-coloured, sallow 
 Erd-harz, n. bitumen 
 Erdigsalinisch, a. containing earths 
 
 and salt (of springs) 
 Erd-klosett, n. earth-closet 
 Erd-mandel, /. = -nuss 
 Erd-milbe, /. scarlet spider, Trom- 
 
 bidium holosericeum 
 Erd-nuss, /. ground-nut 
 Erd-nussol, n. ground-nut oil 
 Erd-61, n. petroleum 
 Erd-pech, n. bitumen, asphalt 
 Erd-rauch, m. Fumaria officinalis 
 Erdrosseln, v.t. to strangle, to 
 
 throttle 
 Erdrosseliing, /. strangulation, 
 
 throttling 
 Erdrosselungstod, m. death by stran- 
 gulation 
 Erd-wachs, n. ozokerit 
 Erektil, a. erectile 
 Erektion, /. erection 
 Ererben, v.t. to inherit 
 Ererbt, a. inherited 
 Ererbung, /. inheritance 
 Erethisch, a. erethistic, irritable 
 Erethismus tropicus, m. heat-stroke 
 Erethistisch, a. = Erethisch 
 Erfahren, v.t. & i. to prove ; to 
 
 learn 
 Erfahren, a. experienced 
 Erfahrung, /. experience, practice 
 Erfahrungs-arzt, m. an empiric 
 Erfahrungs-heilkunde, /. empiricism 
 Erfinden, v.a. to find out, discover, 
 
 invent 
 Erfrieren, v.i. to freeze (to death), to 
 
 be frost-bitten 
 Erfrierung, /. freezing to death, 
 
 frost-bite 
 Erfrierungs-brand, m. gangrene from 
 
 frost-bite 
 Erfrierungs-gefahr, /. danger of 
 
 freezing to death or frost-bite 
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Erf 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Erk 
 
 Erfrierungs-tod, m. death from 
 exposure to cold 
 
 Erfrischen, vJ. & i. to freshen, to 
 refresh, to cool, to revive 
 
 Erfrischung, /. refreshing, refrigera- 
 tion 
 
 Erfrischungs-getrank, n. a cooling 
 Or refrigerating beverage 
 
 Erfrischungs-mittel, n. refrigerant, 
 cooling remedy 
 
 Erfroren, a. frozen, frost-bitten, 
 benumbed 
 
 Erfrorene, m. & f. one frozen to death 
 
 Erfiillen, v.t. to impregnate 
 
 Erganzungsfarben, pi. complemen- 
 tary colours 
 
 Ergiessen, v.t. & i. to pour forth, to 
 pour out, to discharge, to ex- 
 travasate 
 
 Ergiessung, /. = Erguss 
 
 Ergotin- (and compds.), vide Mutter- 
 korn 
 
 Ergostat, m. Gartner's instrument 
 for measuring and regulating 
 amount of muscular effort em- 
 ployed during a given period (as 
 in prescribed exercise) 
 
 Ergrauen, v.i. to grow grey 
 
 Ergrauung, /. the becoming grey 
 
 Erguss, m. effusion, discharge, over- 
 flow, extravasation 
 
 Erhaben, a. elevated, raised, convex 
 
 Erhabenheit, /. elevation, protuber- 
 ance, inequality, convexity 
 
 Erhalten, v.t. to preserve, to main- 
 tain, to keep 
 
 Erhaltung, /. preservation, mainten- 
 ance, support 
 
 Erhaltungs-brille, /. eye-preservers 
 
 Erhaltungs-mittel, n. preservative, 
 an antiseptic remedy or medium 
 
 Erhangen, v.refl. to hang oneself 
 
 Erhebungswinkel, m. {&s Blickes), 
 angle of vertical displacement 
 
 Erhiteen, u.t. & refl. to heat, to 
 warm, to inflame, to become hot 
 
 Erhitzend, a. heating, warming, 
 stimulating 
 
 Erhitzung, /. heating, growing hot, 
 excitement 
 
 Erholen, v.refl. to recover, to get 
 well, to be convalescent 
 
 Erholung, /. recovery, convalescence 
 Erigeronol, n. the ethereal oil 
 obtained from Erigeron canaden- 
 sis, L. 
 Erigieren, v.t. to erect 
 Erinnern, v.refl. tO' remember, to 
 recollect 
 
 Erinnerung, /. remembrance, recol- 
 lection, memory 
 
 Erinnerungs - aphasie, /. sensory 
 aphasia 
 
 Erinnerungs-bild, n, recollected 
 image in hallucination 
 
 Erinnerungs-fahig, a. capable of 
 recollecting 
 
 Erinnerungs-fahigkeit, /. capability 
 of recollection 
 
 Erinnerungs-falschung, /. error of 
 memory 
 
 Erinnerungs-kraft, /. power of recol- 
 lection 
 
 Erinnerungs-los, a. suffering from 
 loss or absence of memory 
 
 Erinnerungs-losigkeit, /. the con- 
 dition of having lost the memory 
 
 Erinnerungs-schwache, /. weakness 
 or failure of memory 
 
 Erinnerungs-tauschung, /. delusion 
 of recollection 
 
 Erinnerungs-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Erkaltbarkeit, /. predisposition to 
 take cold 
 
 Erkalten, v.i. to cool, to grow cold 
 
 Erkalten, v.refl. to catch cold 
 
 Erkaltung, f. catching cold, a chill, 
 a catarrh 
 
 Erkaltungs-fieber, n. catarrhal fever 
 
 Erkaltungs-form, /. form or variety 
 of catarrh 
 
 Erkaltungs-krankheit, /. disease due 
 to chill 
 
 Erkaltungs-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 from cold 
 
 Erkaltungs-nephritis, /. acute ne- 
 phritis due to cold 
 
 Erkaltungs-schnupfen, m. coryza 
 due to chill 
 
 Erkaltungs-iibel, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Erkaltungs-ursache, /. cause of chill 
 or cold 
 
 Erkaltungs-vorgang, m. the process 
 of catching cold 
 
 Erkaltungs-zufall, m. attack of chill 
 or cold 
 
 Erkaltungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 having a cold 
 
 Erkennen, v.t. to perceive, to dia- 
 gnose 
 
 Erkenntnisform, /. countersign 
 
 Erkennung, /. recognition, diagnosis 
 
 Erkennungs-mittel, n. means of 
 recognition 
 
 Erkennungs-zeichen n. diagnostic 
 sign or symptom 
 
 Erkranken, v.i. to faU ill, to sicken 
 
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Erk 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ero 
 
 Erkrankung, /. illness, sickening, 
 
 sickness 
 Erkrankungs-erscheinung, /. mani- 
 festation of disease 
 Erkrankungs-fall, m. case of illness 
 Erkrankungs-f orm, /. kind or variety 
 
 of illness 
 Erkrankungs-gefahr, /. danger of 
 
 becoming ill 
 Erkrankungs-herd, m. focus or seat 
 
 of a disease 
 Erkrankungs-zustand, m. condition 
 
 of being ill 
 Erlahmen, v.i. to become lame 
 Erkhmung, /. lameness 
 Erleichtern, v.t. to alleviate, to 
 
 soften, to lessen 
 Erleichterung, /. alleviation, ease, 
 
 relief 
 
 Erlenmeyer'sches Gemisch, n. equal 
 
 parts of bromides of potassium, 
 
 sodium, and ammonium 
 
 Ermatten, v.t. & i. to tire, to 
 
 fatigue ; to become tired or faint 
 
 Ermattung, /. lassitude, faintness, 
 
 weakness, exhaustion 
 Ermiiden, v.t. & i. to tire, to fatigue, 
 
 to exhaust, to try 
 Ermiidend, a. tiresome, fatiguing 
 Ermiidung, /. fatigue, weariness, 
 
 lassitude 
 Ermiidungs-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 
 symptoms of fatigue 
 Ermiidungs-gefiihl, n. feeling of 
 
 fatigue 
 Ermiidungs-produkt, n. products of 
 
 fatigue (in muscles) 
 Ermiidungs-stoff, m. = -produkt 
 Ermiidungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 being fatigued 
 Ermiidungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 
 fatigue 
 Ernahren, v.t. to nourish, to feed 
 Ernahrend, a. nourishing, nutritive 
 Ernahrung, /. nourishing, nutrition, 
 
 alimentation 
 Ernahrungs- (in compds.), nutritive, 
 nutrient, alimentary ; vide also 
 Nahr- and Nahrung- 
 Ernahrungs - arterie, /. nutrient 
 
 artery 
 Ernahrungs-bahn, /. nutritive tract 
 Ernahrungs-bedingung, /. condition 
 
 of nutrition 
 Ernahrungs - boden, m. nutritive 
 
 medium 
 Ernahrungs-flussigkeit, /. nutritive 
 
 fluid, lymph 
 Ernihrungs-gebiet, n, nutritive area 
 
 Ernahrungs - gefass, n. nutrient 
 
 vessel 
 Ernahrungs-geschaft, n. nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-gesetz, n. law of nutri- 
 tion 
 Ernahrungs-hindernis, n. obstacle 
 
 to nutrition 
 Eirnahrungs-hohle, /. nutrient cavity 
 Ernahrungs-instinkt, m. the nutri- 
 tive instinct, appetence 
 Ernahrungs-kanal, m, nutrient or 
 
 alimentary canal 
 Ernahrungs-krankheit, /. disease 
 
 caused by malnutrition 
 Ernahrungs-kunde, f. dietetics 
 Ernahrungs-lehre, = -kunde 
 Ernahrungs-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Ernahrungs-loch, n. nutrient fora- 
 men 
 Ernahrungs-material, n. nutrient 
 
 material 
 Ernahrungs-nerv, m. nutrient or 
 
 trophic nerve 
 Ernahrungs-organ, n. organ of nu- 
 trition 
 Ernahrungs-quelle, /. source of nu- 
 trition 
 Ernahrungs-saft, m. = -fiussigkeit 
 Ernahrungs-schlauch, m. tube for 
 
 administering food 
 Ernahrungs-stoff, n. food-substance 
 Ernahrungs-storung, /. disturbance 
 
 of nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-territorium, n. = -ge- 
 
 biet 
 Ernahrungs-trieb, m. = -instinkt 
 Ernahrungs-unterbrechung, /. in- 
 terruption of nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-veranderung, /. nutri- 
 tive change 
 Ernahrungs-verhaltnis, n. nutritive 
 
 proportion or value 
 Ernahrungs-versuch, m. experiment 
 
 on nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-weise, /. manner of 
 
 nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-zelle, /. nutritive cell 
 Ernahrungs-zufuhr, /. supply of 
 
 nutrition 
 Ernahrungs-zustand, m. condition 
 
 or state of nutrition 
 Erntemilbe, /. harvest-mite, Leptus 
 
 autumnalis 
 Erodieren, v.t. to erode, to remove 
 
 by caustics 
 Eroffnen, v.t. to open 
 Eroffnend, a. aperient, laxative 
 32 
 
Ero 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ers 
 
 Efoffnung, f. opening 
 
 Eroffnungs - mittel, n. aperient 
 remedy 
 
 Eroffnungs-periode, /. period of dila- 
 tation, first stage of labour 
 
 Eroffnungs-zeit, /. = -periode 
 
 Erosion, /. erosion, ulceration ; 
 caries of teeth 
 
 Erosiorisgeschwur, n. erosive ulcer 
 
 Erotisch, a. erotic 
 
 Erotomanie, /. morbid exaggeration 
 of sexual desire 
 
 Erquickung, /. ; vide Erfrischung 
 
 Erratisch, a. erratic 
 
 Erregbar, a. excitable, irritable, im- 
 pressible, sensitive 
 
 Erregbarkeit, /. excitability, irritabi- 
 lity, impressibility, sensitiveness 
 
 Erregen, v.t. to excite, to stimulate, 
 to irritate 
 
 Erregend, a. exciting, stimulating, 
 irritating 
 
 Erreger, m. exciter, exciting cause 
 
 Erregtsein, n. the condition of ex- 
 citation, erethism 
 
 Erregung, /. excitation, excitement, 
 irritation, stimulation 
 
 Erregungs-erscheinung, /. phenome- 
 . non of excitation 
 
 Erregungs-fahigkeit, /. excitability, 
 irritability 
 
 Erregungs-fliissigkeit, /. the fluid 
 charge of a galvanic Isattery 
 
 Erregungs-gesetz, n. law of excita- 
 tion 
 
 Erregungs - theorie, /. Brunonian 
 theory 
 
 Erregungs- vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Erregungs-versuch, m. excitation 
 experiment 
 
 Erregungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 excitation 
 
 Erroten, v.i. to redden, to blush 
 
 Ersatz, m. substitute, equivalent 
 
 Ersatz-glied, n. any artificial limb 
 
 Ersatz-haar, n. secondary hair 
 
 Ersatz-lappen, m. transferred flap in 
 a plastic operation 
 
 Ersatz-zahn, m. permanent 
 
 Ersatz-zelle, /. substitutive or com- 
 pensatory cell 
 
 Ersaiifen, v.t. & refl. to drown, to 
 drown oneself 
 
 Ersaufung, /. drowning 
 
 Erscheinung, /. sign, phenomenon, 
 manifestation 
 
 Erscheinungsform, /. manifestation, 
 embodiment 
 
 Erschlaffen, 11.^ to relax, to weaken, 
 to enervate 
 
 Erschlaffend, a. relaxing, weaken- 
 ing, enervating 
 
 Erschlaffer, m. laxator 
 
 Erschlaffung, /. relaxation, atony, 
 prostration, enervation, debility 
 
 Erschlaffungszustand, m. relaxed 
 condition 
 
 Erschopfen, v.t. to exhaust, to wear 
 out 
 
 Erschopfend, a. exhausting 
 
 Erschopft, a. exhausted 
 
 Erschopftheit, /. = Erschopfung 
 
 Erschopfung, /. exhaustion, faint- 
 ness, weariness 
 
 Erschopfungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 exhaustion 
 
 Erschopfungs-theorie, /. exhaustion 
 theory (of immunity) 
 
 Erschopfungs-tod, m. death from 
 exhaustion 
 
 Erschopfungs-zustand, m. state of 
 exhaustion 
 
 Erschiittern, v.t. to shake, to agitate, 
 to concuss, to vibrate 
 
 Erschiitterung, /. shaking, agitation, 
 concussion, vibration 
 
 Erschiitterungsschall, m. succussion 
 sound 
 
 Ersetzung, /. substitution 
 
 Erstarren, v.i. to become stiG, 
 numb or torpid, to congeal 
 
 Erstarrt, a. stiffened, numbed, tor- 
 pid, congealed 
 
 Erstarrung, /. numbness, stiffness, 
 torpidity, congelation 
 
 Erstarrungs-punkt, m. or -tem- 
 peratur, /. coagulation-point 
 
 Erstarrungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 numbness or torpidity 
 
 Erstgebarende, /. primipara 
 
 Erstgeburt, /. the first-born 
 
 Erstgeschwangerte, /. a woman in 
 first pregnancy 
 
 Ersticken, v.t. & i. to choke, to suf- 
 focate ; to be choked or suffocated 
 
 Erstickend,a. suffocative, suffocating 
 
 Erstickt, a. suffocated, choked 
 
 Erstickung, /.suffocation, choking, 
 asphyxia 
 
 Erstickungs-anfall, m. suffocative 
 attack 
 
 Erstickungs-angst, /. fear of suffo- 
 cation 
 
 Erstickungs-blut, n. blood in suffo- 
 cation 
 
 Erstickungs-gefahr, /. danger of 
 suffocation 
 
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£rs 
 
 GERMAN-EKGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 ^ss 
 
 Erstickungs-gefiihl, n. sense of feel- 
 ing of suffocation 
 
 Erstickungs-krampf, m. suffocative 
 spasm 
 
 Erstickungs - not, /. the agony of 
 
 ■■ suffocation 
 
 Erstickungs-tod, m. death from 
 suffocation 
 
 Erstickungs-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Erstimpfung, /. primary vaccination 
 
 Erstmilch, /. colostrum 
 
 Erstschwangere, /. primipara 
 
 Ertranken, v.t. & refl. to drown ; to 
 drown oneself 
 
 Ertrankung, /. drowning 
 
 Ertrinken, v.i. to be drowned 
 (accidentally) 
 
 Ertrinkung, /. drowning (accidental) 
 
 Ertrinkungstod, m. death from 
 drowning 
 
 Ertrunken, a. drowned 
 
 Ertrunkene, m. & /. a drowned person 
 
 Erucasaure, /. erucic acid 
 
 Eruktieren, v.i. to eructate 
 
 Eruptions-fieber, n. eruptive fever 
 
 Eruptions-stadium, n. eruptive stage 
 
 Eruptions-zeit, /. = -stadium 
 
 Erwachen, v.i. to awake 
 
 Erwachsen, a. adult 
 
 Erwachsene, m. & f. an adult 
 
 Erwachsenheit, /. adult age, pu- 
 berty 
 
 Erwarmen, v.t. to warm, to heat, to 
 foment 
 
 Erwarmend, a. warming, calefacient 
 
 Erwarmung, /. warming, heating, 
 calefaction 
 
 Erwarmungskraft, /. caloric power, 
 heating power 
 
 Erweichen, v.t. to soften, to mollify, 
 to soak 
 
 Erweichend, a. softening, emollient, 
 relaxing, lenitive, demulcent 
 
 Erweichung, /. softening, mollifica- 
 tion, laxity 
 
 Erweichungs-brand, m. moist gan- 
 grene 
 
 Erweichungs - brei, m. softened 
 (brain) substance 
 
 Erweichungs-cyste, /. cyst formed 
 by softening of tissue 
 
 Erweichungs-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 phenomenon of softening 
 
 Erweichungs-herd, m. focus or centre 
 of softening 
 
 Erweichungs-mittel, n. an emollient, 
 a lenitive 
 
 Erweichungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 softening 
 
 Erweichungs-zustand, m. condition 
 of softening 
 
 Erweiterer, m. dilator 
 
 Erweitern, v.t. to dilate, to enlarge, 
 to widen 
 
 Erweiternd, a. dilating 
 
 Erweiterung, /. dilatation, enlarge- 
 ment, expansion 
 
 Erweiterungs-fahig, a. dilatable 
 
 Erweiterungs-fahigkeit, /. dilata- 
 bility 
 
 Erweiterungs-instrument, n. dilating 
 instrument 
 
 Erwerben, v.t. to acquire 
 
 Erworben, a. acquired 
 
 Erwiirgen, v.t. to strangle, to choke, 
 to throttle 
 
 Erwiirgung, /. strangulation, chok- 
 ing, throttling 
 
 Erwurgungstod, m. death from 
 strangulation or throttling 
 
 Erysipel, n. erysipelas 
 
 Erysipelatos, a. erysipelatous , - - 
 
 Erysipel-blaschen, n. erysipelatous 
 bleb or blister 
 
 Erysipel-kokken, pi. the cocci of 
 erysipelas 
 
 Erysipeloid, n. (zoonotisches), der- 
 matitis of hands due to occupation 
 
 Erythem, n. erythema 
 
 Erythematos, a. erythematous 
 
 Erythrasma, n. erythrasma 
 
 Erythroblasten, pi. red blood-cor- 
 puscles 
 
 Erythrolyse, /. destruction of red 
 corpuscles 
 
 Erythrophobie, /. discomfort at sight 
 of red objects ; fear of blushing 
 
 Erythropsie, /. red vision 
 
 Erzeugen, v.t. to produce, to beget, 
 to engender 
 
 Erzeugnis, n. production, product 
 
 Erzeugung, /. production, procrea- 
 tion, generation 
 
 Erzeugungs-kraft, /. or -vermogen, 
 n. generative or prpcreative power 
 
 Erziehung, /. education 
 
 Eselsmilch, /. ass's milk 
 
 Eserin, n. eserine 
 
 Essbar, a. edible 
 
 Essen, v.t. to eat 
 
 Essenz, /. essence 
 
 Essgeschirr, n. eating and cooking 
 utensils 
 
 Essig, m. vinegar 
 
 Essig-alchen, n.pl. yinegar-eel, An- 
 guillula aceti 
 
 Essig-artig, a. acetous, acetic 
 
 Essig-ather, m. acetic ether 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 EuS 
 
 Essig-aufgUS§, ni. adetous infusion 
 
 Essig-auflosung, /. acetous solution 
 
 Essig-auszug, m. acetous extract 
 
 Essig-bildner, w, vinegar-forming 
 substance 
 
 Essig-bildung, /. acetificatioii 
 
 Essig-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 
 Essig-essenz, /. concentrated solu- 
 tion of acetic acid made from 
 wood-vinegar 
 
 Esslg-ester, m. acetic ether 
 
 Essig-ferment, n. acetous ferment, 
 Mycoderma aceti 
 
 Essig-iUege, /. Drosophila funebris.F. 
 
 Essig-garung, /. acetous fermenta- 
 tion 
 
 Essig-geist, m. acetone 
 
 Essig-geist, m. (brenzlicher), pyro- 
 ligneous spirit 
 
 Essig-hautchen, n. = -kahm 
 
 Essig-honig, m. oxymel 
 
 Essig-kahm, m. pellicle form of 
 Mycoderma aceti (Zopf.") 
 
 Essig-losung, /. acetic solution 
 
 Essig-messer, m. acetometer 
 
 Essig-mutter, /. mother of vinegar 
 
 Essig-naphtha, n. acetic ether 
 
 Essig-pilz, w. Mycoderma aceti 
 
 Essig-raucherung, /. fumigation with 
 vinegar 
 
 Essig-rose, /. dog-rose 
 
 Essig-salz, n. acetate 
 
 Essig-sauer, a. acetic, acetate, 
 acetous 
 
 Essig-saure Ammoniumfliissigkeit, 
 /. solution of ammonium acetate 
 
 Essig-saure Baryterde, /. barium 
 acetate 
 
 Essig-saure Eisenfliissigkeit, /. ferric 
 acetate solution 
 
 Essig-saure Morphinlosung, /. solu- 
 tion of morphine acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Bleioxid, n. lead acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Kali, n. potassium 
 acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Kupfer, n. copper 
 acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Morphin, n. morphine 
 acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Natron, n. sodium 
 acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Salz, n. acetate 
 
 Essig-saures Zinkoxid, n. zinc acetate 
 
 Essigsaure, /. acetic acid 
 
 Essigsaure-amylester, m. amyl ace- 
 tate 
 
 Essigsaure-anhydrid, n. acetic anhy- 
 dride 
 
 Essigsaure-ather, m, acetic ether 
 
 Essigsaure-bad, n. acetic-acid bath 
 Essig-waschung, /, washing with 
 
 vinegar 
 Essig-wasser, n. vinegar and water 
 Essig-zucker, m. oxysaccharum 
 Essloffel, nt. tablespoon = i| 
 
 grammes 
 Esslust, /. appetite 
 Essunlust, /i absence of appetite 
 Ester, m. ether 
 Estropieren, v,t, to cripple 
 Etagennaht, /. a row of sutures 
 Etappenlazaret, w. intermediate 
 hospital {i.e. for wounded oi 
 diseased in time of war) 
 Ethane, pi. paraffins, saturated 
 
 hydrocarbons 
 Ethmoidal- (in compds.), vide 
 
 Riechbein 
 Ethnologie, /. the science of human 
 
 races 
 Etiologie, /. etiology 
 Etiologisch, a. etiological 
 Eu . . . (in compds.), good, sound, 
 
 normal 
 Euamie, /. healthy condition of 
 
 blood 
 Euanalepsis, /. a quick recovery 
 Eubiotik, /. the art of healthy living 
 Eucalyptus-blatter, n.pl. eucalyptus 
 
 leaves 
 Eucalyptus-61, n. oil of eucalyptus 
 Euchroea, /. normal colour, appear- 
 ance 
 Eudiometer, m. instrument for test- 
 ing purity of air 
 Eudiometrie, /. the testing of purity 
 
 of the air 
 Eudynamie, /. sound tone or health 
 Euexie, /. healthy appearance and 
 
 condition 
 Eugensaure, /. eugenic acid, eugenol 
 Eukrasie, /. sound constitution and 
 
 health 
 Eupepsie, /. good normal digestion 
 Eupeptisch, a. easily digesting, di- 
 gestible 
 Euphorbismus, m. euphorbia poi- 
 soning 
 Euphoria, /. good health, benefit 
 
 derived from medicine or food 
 Euplastica, n.pl. remedies which 
 further the formation of the 
 organism as a whole or of indi- 
 vidual organs 
 Eupnoe, /. easy breathing 
 Eurhythmie, /. regularity of pulse 
 Eusarkie, /. stout condition of body 
 Eusitie, /. good appetite 
 
 I3S 
 
Eus 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Exs 
 
 Eusplanchnie, /. healthy condition 
 
 of viscera 
 Eustachisch, a. Eustachian 
 Eustachische Klappe,/. Eustachian 
 
 valve 
 Eustachische Rohre, /. Eustachian 
 
 tube 
 Euter, n. udder 
 Euthesie, /. good constitution 
 Eutokie, /. normal parturition 
 Eutolmie, /. confidence of recovery 
 Eutrophie, /. healthy nutrition 
 Eutrophisch, a. eutrophie 
 Evacuantia, pi. purgatives 
 Evaporieren, v.t. & i. to evaporate 
 Eventilation, /. ventilation 
 Eventilieren, v.t. to ventilate 
 Eventration, /. a hernia in which a 
 
 large part of the abdominal 
 
 viscera is included 
 Eviratio, /. a form of insanity in 
 
 which a man attributes feminine 
 
 qualities to himself 
 Eviszerieren, v.t. to eviscerate 
 Evolutionskrankheit, /. develop- 
 mental disease 
 Evomieren, v.t. to vomit 
 Evomition, /. vomiting 
 Exaltationszustand, m. condition of 
 
 exaltation 
 Examatose, /. a wound sufficiently 
 
 deep to draw blood 
 Examie, /. bloodlessness ; bleeding 
 
 to death 
 Exanastrophe, /. convalescence 
 Exania, /. prolapsus ani 
 Examination, /. death ; deep faint 
 Exanthem, n. exanthem 
 Exanthematisch, a. exanthematic, 
 
 exanthematous 
 Exanthematologie, f. the doctrine of 
 
 exanthemata 
 Exanthesis, /. appearance of a skin 
 
 eruption 
 Exartikulation, /. disarticulation 
 Excementosis, /. cementoma 
 Excidenz, /. excision 
 Excidieren, v.t. to excise 
 Excisur, /. = Excidenz 
 Excitabilitat, /. excitability 
 Excitationszustand, m. condition 
 Exenteration, /. evisceration 
 Exenterieren, v.t. to eviscerate 
 Exenterismus, m. = Exenteration 
 Exerzierknochen, m. exercise bone,. 
 
 myositis ossificans 
 Exesion, /. superficial destruction of 
 
 organs, especially bones, by ulcera- 
 tion ; erosion 
 
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 Exfoliieren, v.i. to exfoliate 
 
 Exhaurieren, v.t. to exhaust 
 
 Exhauster, m. exhaust ventilator, 
 aspirator 
 
 Exhumieren, v.t. to exhume 
 
 Exhumierung, /. exhumation 
 
 Exilitat, /. swelling 
 
 Exkavation, /. excavation 
 
 Exkoriation, /. excoriation 
 
 Exkoriieren, v.t. to excoriate 
 
 Exkrescenz, /. excrescence 
 
 Exkreszieren, v.i. to form an ex- 
 crescence 
 
 Exkrete, pi. excreta, excrements 
 
 Exkursionskegel, m. the cone de- 
 scribed by a limb in circumduc- 
 tion 
 
 Exoche, /. external anal abscess or 
 tumour 
 
 Exocyste, /. prolapse of bladder 
 
 Exodese, /. swelling 
 
 Exogen, a. exogenous 
 
 Exomphalie, /. umbilical hernia 
 
 Exoidesis, /. = Exodese 
 
 Exonkose, /. distension 
 
 Exotisch, a. exotic 
 
 Expansibilitat, /. expansibility 
 
 Expektativbehandlung, /. expectant 
 treatment 
 
 Expektorieren, v.t. to expectorate 
 
 Expiration, /. expiration 
 
 Expirations-anstrengung, /. expira- 
 tory exertion 
 
 Expirations-bewegung, /. expiratory 
 movement 
 
 Expirations-druck, m. expiratory 
 pressure 
 
 Expirations-gerausch, n. expiratory 
 murmur 
 
 Expirations-luft, /. expiratory air 
 
 Expirations-muskel, ' m. expiratory 
 muscle 
 
 Expirium, n. expiration 
 
 Explorationsnadel, /. exploring- 
 needle 
 
 Explorativhaltung, /. position of 
 patient for medical examina- 
 tion 
 
 Expulsivbinde, /. expulsion-bandage 
 or -binder 
 
 Expurgieren, v.t. to purge 
 
 Exspektativ, a. expectant 
 
 Exspektativ-behandlung, /. expect- 
 ant treatment 
 
 Exspiration, /. expiration 
 
 Exstase, /. ecstasy 
 
 Exstirpieren, v.t. to extirpate 
 
 Exstirpierung, /. extirpation 
 
 Exstrophie, /. exstrophy 
 
Exs 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 F. A. D. 
 
 Exsudat, n. exudate, exudation 
 
 Exsudat-ablagerung, /. deposit of 
 exudation or infiltration 
 
 Exsudat-ansammlung, /. accumula- 
 tion of exuded matter 
 
 Exsudat-cylinder, m. cast produced 
 by exudation 
 
 Exsudation, f. exudation 
 
 Exsudat-korperchen, n. exudation 
 or pus-corpuscle 
 
 Exsudat-masse, /. exuded substance 
 
 Exsudat-pfropf, m. plug of exudation 
 
 Exsudat-sauger, m. discharge-aspi- 
 rator or -exhauster 
 
 Exsudat-schichte,/.layer of exudation 
 
 Exsudat-schmelzung, /. the breaking 
 down of an exudation 
 
 Exsudat-schwarte, /. exudation crust 
 
 Exsudat-zelle, /. exudation- or pus- 
 ceU 
 
 Extension, /: extension 
 
 Extensions-gamasche, /. extension- 
 gaiter or -buskin 
 
 Extensions-schiene, /. extension 
 splint or appliance ; expansion 
 dental-plate 
 
 Extensions-schwebe, /. extension 
 and suspension apparatus 
 
 Extensions-verband, m. traction- 
 bandage, extension apparatus 
 
 Extensions- wiege, /. extension cradle 
 
 Externist, m. a sufferer from an 
 external affection ; an out-patient 
 
 Extrahieren, v.t. to extract 
 
 Extrakt, n. extract 
 
 Extraktivstoff, m. extractive 
 
 Extraperikardiales Reiben, n. pleuro- 
 pericardial friction 
 
 Extrauterinschwangerschaft, /. ex- 
 tra-uterine pregnancy 
 
 Extravasat, n. extravasation, ex- 
 travasated matter 
 
 Extravasieren, v.i. to extravasate 
 
 Extremitat, /. extremity 
 
 Extremitaten-nerv, m. nerve of 
 limb 
 
 Extremitaten-stummel, m. stump of 
 amputated limb 
 
 Extremitaten-zittern, n. tremor of 
 extremities 
 
 Extuberanz, /. tumour, outgrowth 
 
 Extuberieren, v.i. to swell out 
 
 Extumescenz, /.extumescence, swell- 
 ing 
 
 Extumeszieren, v.i. to swell out 
 
 Exudat- (and compds.), vide Exsudat 
 
 Exulzerieren, v.i. to ulcerate, to 
 cause to ulcerate out 
 
 Exulzieren, v.i. = Exulzerieren 
 
 Exutoria, pi. vesicants 
 
 Exutorium, n. an artificially pro- 
 duced suppuration (e.g. an issue) 
 
 Fabrikhygieine, /. factory hygiene 
 
 Fabrikkrankenkasse, /. factory sick 
 fund 
 
 Fac . . ., vide Fak . . . 
 
 Fach, n. branch, department (of 
 science), profession, speciality 
 
 Fach-artig, a. cellular 
 
 Fach-arzt, m. specialist, an expert 
 
 Fach-genosse, m. professional col- 
 league 
 
 Fach-mann, m. = -arzt 
 
 Fach-ordnung, /. classification 
 
 Fach-wissenschaft, /. any special 
 branch of science 
 
 Facher, m. fan 
 
 Facher-binde, /. fan-shaped bandage 
 
 Facher-formig, a. fan-shaped ; fla- 
 belliform 
 
 Facherig, a. divided into compart- 
 ments, locular 
 
 Facial- (and compds.), vide Gesicht 
 
 Facialis, m. facial nerve 
 
 Facialis-abducenskern, m. superior 
 
 facial nucleus 
 Facialis-kern, m. facial nucleus 
 Facialis-knie, n. genu of facial nerve 
 Facialis-krampf, m. facial spasm, 
 
 tic douloureux 
 Facialis-lahmung, /. facial or Bell's 
 
 paralysis 
 Facialis-phaenomen, n. contraction 
 
 of facial muscles on light stroking 
 
 (in tetany, Chvosiek) 
 Facialis-stamm, m. facial nerve 
 
 trunk 
 Facialis-wulst, m. prominentia ca- 
 
 nalis facialis 
 Facialis-wurzel, /. root of facial 
 
 nerve 
 Facialis-zuckung, /. facial convul- 
 sion or twitching 
 Facultativ, a. facultative 
 F. A. D. = Fruchtachendruck, m, 
 
 pressure due to the elasticity or 
 
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Fad 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Faf 
 
 resiliency of foetal tissues during 
 
 labour 
 Fadchen, n. a small thread, filament, 
 
 or fibre 
 Faden, m. thread, filament, fibre, 
 
 rodlet 
 Faden-ahnlich, a. threadlike, fili- 
 form, filamentous 
 Faden-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Faden-bakterium, n. bacillus, thread 
 
 or rodlike bacterium 
 Faden-bahn, /. filamentary track 
 Faden-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 sutures 
 Faden-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Faden-pilze, m.pl. hyphomycetes 
 Faden-pilzerkrankung, /. disease due 
 
 to hyphomycetes 
 Faden-prohe, /. Garrod's thread test 
 
 for uric acid 
 Faden-wurm, m. oxyuris vermicu- 
 . laris 
 Faden-wiirmer, m.pl. filariidcp, 
 
 threadworms 
 Faden-zelle, /. filiform cell 
 Fahamthee, m. the de Bourbon, made 
 
 from leaves of Angrasca fragrans 
 Fahigkeit, /. ability, capability, 
 
 capacity 
 Fahl, a. fallow, sallow, pale, livid 
 Fahl-heit, /. sallowness, pallor, liv- 
 
 idity 
 Fahl-sucht, /. chlorosis 
 Fahnengerausch, n. bruit de drapeau 
 Fahrbahre, /. ambulance on wheels 
 Fahrlassig, a. culpably negligent 
 Fahrlassigkeit, /. culpable negligence 
 Fahrstuhl, m. invalid - chair on 
 
 wheels ; lift 
 Fakal, a. f fecal 
 -Fakal-dunger, m. human excrement 
 
 used as manure in fluid state 
 Fakal-stoffe, m.pl. fajces, excreta 
 Fakalien, pi. = Fakalstoffe 
 Fakulent, a. yeastlike, dreggy 
 Fakulenz, /. sediment, yeast 
 Fakultativ, a. potential 
 Falkenbinde, /. four-tailed bandage 
 Fall, m. case, fall 
 Fallbad, n. douche, shower-bath 
 Fallbar, a. precipitable 
 Falle, /. valve 
 Fallen, v.t. to precipitate 
 Fallende Sucht, /. epilepsy 
 Fallhut, m.. bourrelet 
 Fallopisch, a. Fallopian 
 Fallopische Muttertrompete, /. Fal- 
 lopian tube 
 Fallopischer Gang, m. Fallopian tube 
 
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 Fallopischer Kanal, m. aqueduct of 
 Fallopius 
 
 Fallopisches Band, n. Poupart's 
 ligament 
 
 Fallsucht, /. epilepsy 
 
 Fallsiichtig, a. epileptic 
 
 Fallsiichtige, m. & /. an epileptic 
 
 Fallsuchtswidrig, a. anti-epileptic 
 
 Falltrank, m,. vuln'eraire Suisse 
 
 Fallung, /. precipitation 
 
 Fallungsmittel, n. precipitant 
 
 Fallwunde, /. wound caused b}' a fall 
 
 Falsch, a. wrong, incorrect, false, 
 adulterated, pseudo- 
 
 Falsch-horen, n. paracusis 
 
 Falsch-lage, /. abnormal or false 
 position or presentation 
 
 Falsch-sehen, n. visual hallucination 
 
 Falsett, n. falsetto 
 
 Falsettstimme, /. = Falsett 
 
 Falte, /. fold, crease, wrinkle, dupli- 
 cature 
 
 Falten, v.t. to fold, to wrinkle, to 
 knit (the brow), to duplicate 
 
 Falten-blatt, n. reflected or visceral 
 layer 
 
 Falten-bildung, /. formation of folds 
 or wrinkles 
 
 Falten-kranz, m. corona radiata 
 
 Falten-los, a. without folds or 
 wrinkles 
 
 Falten-magen, m. third stomach of 
 ruminants 
 
 Falz, m. fold, notch, groove, furrow 
 
 Falz-decke, /. roof of nail-fold 
 
 Falz-naht, /. folded suture 
 
 Familie, /. family 
 
 Familien-anlage, /. family predis- 
 position 
 
 Familien-arzt, m. family doctor 
 
 Familien-disposition, /. = -anlage 
 
 Familien-krankenpfiege, /. home 
 nursing 
 
 Familien-krankheit, /. family or 
 hereditary disease 
 
 Familien-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Familien-ubel, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Familien - zucht, /. intermarriage 
 between relatives 
 
 Familien-zug, m. family character- 
 istics or disposition 
 
 Fango, n. an Italian earth used for 
 heating and applying to the body 
 as sand 
 
 Faradisch, a. Faradic 
 
 Faradocutane Sensibilitat, /. sensi- 
 tiveness of skin to faradic irrita- 
 tion 
 
 Farbbar, a. capable of being stained 
 
FSf 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fas 
 
 Farbbarkeit, /. capability of being 
 
 stained 
 Farbe, /. colour ; complexion ; stain, 
 
 dye ; pigment 
 Farbe-croton, m. Croton tinctorium, 
 
 L. 
 Farbe-fliissigkeit, /. staining fluid 
 Farbe-methode, /. method of staining 
 Farben, v.a. to stain, to dye 
 Farben-bild, n. spectrum 
 Farben-blind, a. colour-blind 
 Farben-blinde, m. & /. a colour-blind 
 
 person 
 Farben-blindheit, /. colour-blindness 
 Farben-bogen, m. the iris 
 Farben-brechung, /. refraction of 
 
 colours 
 Farben-delirien, n.pl. sudden false 
 
 perceptions of colour 
 Farben-eindruck, m. colour im- 
 pression 
 Farben-empfindend, a. sensitive to 
 
 colours 
 Farben-empfindung, /. perception of 
 
 colours ; colour sensation 
 Farben-erscheinung, /. colour phe- 
 nomenon 
 Farben-induktion, /. colour-induction 
 Farben-kontrast, m. contrast of 
 
 colours 
 Farben - korperchen, n. pigment 
 
 granule 
 Farben-lehre, /. science of colours 
 Farben-messer, m. chromatometer 
 Farben-messung, /. chromatometry 
 Farben-rand, m. = -bogen 
 Farben-reaktion, /. colour reaction 
 Farben-scheu, /. chromatophobia 
 Farben-sehen, n. coloured vision, 
 
 chromatopsia 
 Farben-sinn, m. the sense of colour 
 Farben-ton, m. shade or tone of 
 
 colour 
 Farben-unterscheidung, /. the dis- 
 tinguishing of colours 
 Farben - unterscheidungsvermogen, 
 
 n. the capability of distinguishing 
 
 colours 
 Farben-unterschied, m. difference of 
 
 colour 
 Farben-veranderung, /. change of 
 
 colour 
 Farben - wahrnehmung, /. = -emp- 
 
 findung 
 Farben-wandlung, /. or -wechsel, m. 
 
 play of colours 
 Farben-zerttreuung, /. dispersion of 
 
 colours 
 Farb-los, a. colourless, achromatic 
 
 Farb-losigkeit, /. absence of colour, 
 
 achroraasia 
 Farb-losung, /. staining solution 
 Farb-zelle, /. pigment-cell 
 Farbstoff, m. colouring matter ; 
 
 pigment 
 Farbstoff-ablagerung, /. pigmentary 
 
 deposit 
 Farbstoff-bildung, /. production or 
 
 formation of pigment 
 Farbstoff-fiitterung, /. feeding or 
 
 injecting with insoluble pigments 
 Farbstoff - gahrung, /. pigment de- 
 composition by fermentation 
 Farbstoff - kornchen, n. pigment 
 
 granule 
 Farbstoff-Iosung, /. staining solution 
 Farbstoff-niederschlag, m. = -abla- 
 
 gerung 
 Farbstoff-zelle, /. pigment-cell 
 Farbung, /. staining, dyeing, pig- 
 mentation 
 Farbungs-fahig, a. capable of being 
 
 stained 
 Farbungs-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 
 being stained 
 Farbungs-methode, /. or -weise, /. 
 
 method of staining 
 Farnextrakt, n. extract of male fern 
 Farnkraut, n. male fern 
 Farnkraut-wurzel, /. root of male 
 
 fern 
 Fasciation, /. envelopment with 
 
 bandages 
 Fascie, /. fascia 
 Fascien-blatt, n. layer of fascia 
 Fascien-scheide, /. sheath of fascia 
 Fascien-schicht, /. = -blatt 
 Fascien-zipfel, m. orbital processes 
 
 of the capsule of Tenon 
 Fasciieren, v.t. to bandage 
 Fascikel, m. fasciculus 
 Fascikular, a. fascicular 
 Faser, /. fibre, thread, filament, string 
 Faser- (in compds.), fibrous, fibro- 
 Faser-ahnlich, a. fibroid 
 Faser-band, n. accessory ligament 
 Faser-bildung, /. formation of fibres 
 Faser-biindel, n. bundle or fasciculus 
 
 of fibres 
 Faserchen, n. fibrilla, small fibre 
 Faser-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of 
 
 fibre 
 Faser-fettgeschwulst, /. fibro-hpoma 
 Faser - fleischgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 sarcoma 
 Faser-formig, a. fibrous, filiform 
 Faser-geriist, n. framework or stroma 
 
 of fibres 
 
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Fas 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Fau 
 
 Faser-geschwulst, /. fibroma 
 Faser-gewebe, n. fibrous tissue 
 Faser-gewirr, n. a maze of fibres 
 Faser-haut, /. fibrous membrane 
 Faser-hiille, /. fibrous covering or 
 
 sheath 
 Faserig, a. fibrous, filamentous, 
 
 fibrinous, thready, stringy 
 Faserig-elastisch, a. fibro-elastic 
 Faserig - knorpelig, a. fibro-cartila- 
 
 ginous 
 Faser-kapsel, /. fibrous capsule 
 Faser-kerngeschwulst, /. fibro-nu- 
 
 cleated tumour 
 Faser-kittmasse, /. fibrous cement 
 
 material 
 Faser-knorpel, m. fibro-cartilage 
 Faser-knorpelentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of fibro-cartilage 
 Faser-knorpelgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 cartilaginous tumour 
 Faser-knorpelig, a. fibro-cartilagi- 
 
 nous 
 Faser-knorpellage, /. or -knorpel- 
 
 schicht, /. layer of fibro-cartilage 
 Faser - korbe, m.pl. basket-like 
 
 bundles of fine fibres surrounding 
 
 the bases of rods and cones of retina 
 Faser-krebs, m. scirrhous cancer 
 Faser-kreuzung, /. decussation of 
 
 fibres or chiasma 
 Faser-kropf, m. fibrous goitre 
 Faser-lage, /. layer of fibres 
 Faser-lahmung, /. paralysis of fibres 
 Faser-liicke, /. fibrous interstice or 
 
 space 
 Faser-muskelgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 
 myoma 
 Faser-netz, n. network or plexus of 
 
 fibres 
 Faser-netzknorpel, m. = -knorpel 
 Faser-neubildung, /. fibrous new 
 
 growth 
 Faser-richtung, /. course of fibres 
 Faser-ring, m. fibrous circle or ring 
 Faser-ringband, n. fibrous annular 
 
 ligament 
 Faser-sarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma 
 Faser-schicht, /. = -lage 
 Faser-schichtenstar, m. zonular or 
 
 lamellar cataract 
 Faser-schleimgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 
 myxoma 
 Faserstoff, m. = Fibrin, n. fibrin ; 
 
 vide for compds. Fibrin- 
 vegetabilischer — , cellulose 
 Faser-stoffig, a. fibrinous 
 Faser-strang, m. fasciculus or cord 
 
 of fibres 
 
 Faser-substanz, /. fibre-substance 
 Faserung, /. fibrillation 
 Faser-ursprung, m. origin of fibres 
 Faser-verlauf, m. course of fibres 
 Faser-zelle, /. fibre-cell 
 Faser-zellensarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma 
 Faser-zerfall, m. softening or break- 
 ing down of fibre 
 Faser-zerreissung, /. rupture of fibre 
 Faser-zuckung, /. clonic spasm of 
 
 fibres, fibrillar twitching 
 Faser-zug, m. fasciculus of fibres 
 Fassformiger Thorax, m. barrel- 
 shaped thorax 
 Fasszange, /. grasping or fixation 
 
 forceps 
 Fasten, v.i. to fast, to abstain from 
 
 food 
 Fatuitat, /. idiocy 
 Fauchard'sche Krankheit, /. dental 
 
 periostitis 
 Faul, a. rotten, putrid, putrefied, 
 
 carious, foul 
 Faulbaumrinde, /. Cortex frangulse; 
 
 PA. G. 
 Faulbrand, m. smut, rust (due to 
 
 tilletia caries, Tul.) 
 Faule, /. rottenness, putrefaction, 
 
 putridity ; rot (in sheep) 
 Faulen, v.i. to rot, to putrefy 
 Faulend, a. rotting, putrescent,- 
 
 septic 
 Faulfieber, n. putrid fever, obsolete 
 term for typhus, septicaemia, 
 pyaemia, &c. 
 Faulig, a. = Faul 
 Faulmachend, a. putrefactive 
 Faulnis, /. rottenness, putridity, 
 putrefaction, decomposition, sep? 
 sis 
 Faulnis-ahnlich, a. resembling putre- 
 faction, putrescent 
 Faulnis-alkaloid, n. ptomaine 
 Faulnis-bacillen, m.pl. putrefactive 
 
 bacilli 
 Faulnis-bakterien, n.pl. putrefactive 
 
 bacteria 
 Faulnis-base, /. ptomaine 
 Faulnis-bewirkend, a. = -erregend' 
 Faulnis-erregend, a. septic 
 Faulnis-erreger, m. exciter of sepsis 
 
 or putrefaction 
 Faulnis-erscheinung, /. phenomenon 
 of putrefaction or decomposition 
 Faulnis-fahig, a', decomposable ; 
 Faulnis-fahigkeit, /. capacity to 
 
 decompose. or putrefy 
 Faiolnis-iieck, m. spot or mark of 
 decomposition 
 
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■Fau 
 
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 Fe 
 
 Faulnis-gas, n. gas produced by 
 
 decomposition or putrefaction 
 Faulnis-geruch, m. or -gestarik, m. 
 odour of decomposition or putre- 
 faction 
 Faulnis-gift, n. septic poison 
 Faulnis-hemmend, a. preventing 
 
 decomposition, antiseptic 
 Faulnis-hemmung, /. antisepsis 
 Faulnis-herd, m. focus or centre of 
 
 sepsis 
 Faulnis-infusorien, pi. infusoria of 
 
 decomposition 
 Faulnis-keim, m. germ of putrefac- 
 tion 
 Faulnis-pilz, m. putrefactive fungus 
 Faulnis-vorgang, m. process of putre- 
 faction 
 Faulnis-widrig, a. antiseptic 
 Faulnis-zustand, m. condition of de- 
 composition 
 Faulsein, n. = Faulsucht 
 Faulsucht, /. rot (of slieep) 
 Faulweizen, m = Faulbrand 
 Faust, /. fist ; die geballte — , the 
 
 closed fist 
 Faust-beuge, /. or -gelenk, n. wrist- 
 joint 
 Favuskrankheit, /. favus 
 Favuspilz, m. Achorion Schonleinii, 
 
 the fungus of favus 
 Febril, a. febrUe 
 Feder, /. feather, pen, spring 
 Feder-barometer, m. aneroid baro- 
 meter 
 Feder-harz, n. indiarubber, caout- 
 chouc 
 Feder-kielnaht, /. quill-suture 
 Feder-klysopompe, /. spring enema 
 
 apparatus 
 Feder-kraft, /. elasticity 
 Feder-kraftig, a. elastic 
 Feder-tnanometer, m. sphygmoman- 
 ometer 
 Feder-meissel, m. pledget of lint 
 Federnder Finger, m. doigt a res sort 
 Feder-star, m. elastic cataract 
 Feder-zaiige, /. spring forceps 
 Fehl- (in compds.), mis-, mal- 
 Fehl-bildung, /. malformation 
 Fehl-distanz, /. spatial error 
 Fehl-gebaren, v.i. to miscarry 
 Fehl-geburt, /. miscarriage (within 
 
 first twenty-eight weeks) 
 Fehl-impfung, /. unsuccessful vac- 
 cination 
 Fehl-schlucken, n. swallowing the 
 wrong way ; failure in attempt to 
 swaUow 
 
 Fehler, m. defect, failing, blemish, 
 
 deficiency, error, mistake, fault 
 Fehler-haft, a. faulty, incorrect, 
 
 abnormal 
 Fehler-haftigkeit, /. faultiness, in- 
 correctness, abnormity, abnor- 
 mality 
 Fehling'sche Losung, /. Fehling's 
 
 solution 
 Feige, /. fig ; condyloma 
 Feigen-kaffee, m. fig-coffee 
 Feigen-krankheit, /. or -mal, n. 
 
 sycosis 
 Feigwarze, /. condyloma 
 Feigwarzen-flechte, /. or -krankheit, 
 
 /. sycosis 
 Feile, /. a file 
 
 Feilengerausch, n. rasping murmur 
 Fein, a. fine, thin, sharp, delicate, 
 
 soft, acute 
 Feinkornig, a. fine-grained 
 Feld- (in compds.), field, jnilitary, 
 
 common, wild 
 Feld-apotheke, /. field dispensary 
 Feld-apotheker, m. field apothecary 
 Feld-arzt, m. army surgeon 
 Feld-arztlich, a. relating to army 
 
 surgery 
 Feld-beifuss, m. artemisia 
 Feld-chen,,«. areola 
 Feld-kamille, /. fi.eld camomile 
 Feld-kamillenol, w. field camomile-oil 
 Feld-kummel, m. wild thyme ; wild 
 
 caroway 
 Feld-lazarett, n. field hospital 
 Feld-medizinalwesen, n. all affairs 
 connected with ambulance work 
 in time of war 
 Feld-raute, /. Fumaria ofiicinalis 
 Feld-sanitatswesen, n. aU affairs con- 
 nected with military sanitation 
 in time of war 
 Feld-tourniquet, n. field tourniquet 
 Fell, n. skin, hide, film, tunic 
 Felsen- (in compds.), petrous, pe- 
 trosal, petro- 
 Felsen-artig, a. petrous 
 Felsen-bein, n. petrous portion of 
 
 temporal bone 
 Felsen-beinblutader, /. petrosal sinus 
 Felsen-beinblutleiter, m. = -beinblu- 
 
 tader 
 Felsen-beinbruch, m. fracture of pe- 
 trous portion of temporal bone 
 Felsen-beinpyramide, /. = -bein 
 Felsen-fortsatz, m. = -bein 
 Felsen-griibchen, n. fossula petrosa 
 Felsen-hinterkopfnaht, /. petro- 
 occipital suture 
 
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Fas 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Fau 
 
 Faser-geschwulst, /. fibroma 
 Faser-gewebe, n. fibrous tissue 
 Faser-gewirr, n. a maze of fibres 
 Faser-haut, /. fibrous membrane 
 Faser-hulle, /. fibrous covering or 
 
 sheath 
 Faserig, a. fibrous, filamentous, 
 
 fibrinous, thready, stringy 
 Faserig-elastisch, a. fibro-elastic 
 Faserig - knorpelig, a. fibro-cartila- 
 
 ginous 
 Faser-kapsel, /. fibrous capsule 
 Faser-kerngeschwulst, /. fibro-nu- 
 
 cleated tumour 
 Faser-kittmasse, /. fibrous cement 
 
 material 
 Faser-knorpel, m. fibro-cartilage 
 Faser-knorpelentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of fibro-cartilage 
 Faser-knorpelgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 cartilaginous tumour 
 Faser-knorpelig, a. fibro-cartilagi- 
 
 nous 
 Faser-knorpellage, /. or -knorpel- 
 
 schicht, /. layer of fibro-cartilage 
 Faser - korbe, m.pl. basket-like 
 
 bundles of fine fibres surrounding 
 
 the bases of rods and cones of retina 
 Faser-krebs, m. scirrhous cancer 
 Faser-kreuzung, /. decussation of 
 
 fibres or chiasma 
 Faser-kropf, m. fibrous goitre 
 Faser-Iage, /. layer of fibres 
 Faser-lahmung, /. paralysis of fibres 
 Faser-lucke, /. fibrous interstice or 
 
 space 
 Faser-muskelgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 
 myoma 
 Faser-netz, n. network or plexus of 
 
 fibres 
 Faser-netzknorpel, m. = -knorpel 
 Faser-neubildung, /. fibrous new 
 
 growth 
 Faser-richtung, /. course of fibres 
 Faser-ring, m. fibrous circle or ring 
 Faser-ringband, n. fibrous annular 
 
 ligament 
 Faser-sarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma 
 Faser-schicht, /. = -lage 
 Faser-schichtenstar, m. zonular or 
 
 lamellar cataract 
 Faser-schleimgeschwulst, /. fibro- 
 
 myxoma 
 Faserstoff, m. = Fibrin, n. fibrin ; 
 
 vide for compds. Fibrin- 
 vegetabilischer — , cellulose 
 Faser-stoffig, a. fibrinous 
 Faser-strang, m. fasciculus or cord 
 
 of fibres 
 
 Faser-substanz, /. fibre-substance 
 Faserung, /. fibrillation 
 Faser-ursprung, m. origin of fibres 
 Faser- verlauf, m. course of fibres 
 Faser-zelle, /. fibre-cell 
 Faser-zellensarkom, n. fibro-sarcoma 
 Faser-zerfall, m. softening or break- 
 ing down of fibre 
 Faser-zerreissung, /. rupture of fibre 
 Faser-zuckung, /. clonic spasm of 
 
 fibres, fibrillar twitching 
 Faser-zug, m. fasciculus of fibres 
 Fassformiger Thorax, m. barrel- 
 shaped thorax 
 Fasszange, /. grasping or fixation 
 
 forceps 
 Fasten, v.i. to fast, to abstain from 
 
 food 
 Fatuitat, /. idiocy 
 Fauchard'sche.Krankheit, /. dental 
 
 periostitis 
 Faul, a. rotten, putrid, putrefied,; 
 
 carious, foul 
 Faulbaumrinde, /. Cortex frangulae. 
 
 Ph. G. 
 Faulbrand, m. smut, rust (due to 
 
 tilletia caries, Tul.) 
 Faule, /. rottenness, putrefaction, 
 
 putridity ; rot (in sheep) 
 Faulen, v.i. to rot, to putrefy 
 Faulend, a. rotting, putrescent, 
 
 septic 
 Faulfieber, n. putrid fever, obsolete 
 
 term for typhus, septicaemia, 
 
 pyaemia, &c. 
 Faulig, a. = Faul 
 Faulmachend, a. putrefactive 
 Faulnis, /. rottenness, putridity, 
 
 putrefaction, decomposition, sepr 
 
 sis 
 Faulnis-ahnlich, a. resembling putre- 
 faction, putrescent 
 Faulnis-alkaloid, n. ptomaine 
 Faulnis-bacillen, m.pl. putrefactive 
 
 bacilli 
 Faulnis-bakterien, n.pl. putrefactive 
 
 bacteria 
 Faulnis-base, /. ptomaine 
 Faulnis-bewirkendy a. = -erregend; 
 Faulnis-erregend, a. septic 
 Faulnis-erreger, m. exciter of sepsis 
 
 or putrefaction 
 Faulnis-erscheinung, /. phenomenon 
 
 of putrefaction or decomposition 
 Faulnis-fahig, a; decomposable 
 Faulnis-fahigkeit, /. capacity to 
 
 decompose or putrefy 
 Faulnis-fleck, m. spot or mark of 
 
 decomposition 
 
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Fau 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fe 
 
 Faulnis-gas, n. gas produced by 
 
 decomposition or putrefaction 
 Faulnis-geruch, m. or -gestank, m. 
 odour of decomposition or putre- 
 faction 
 Faulnis-gift, n. septic poison 
 Faulnis-hemmend, a. preventing 
 
 decomposition, antiseptic 
 Faulnis-hemmung, /. antisepsis 
 Faulnis-herd, m. focus or centre of 
 
 sepsis 
 Faulnis-infusorien, pi. infusoria of 
 
 decomposition 
 Faulnis-keim, m. germ of putrefac- 
 tion 
 Faulnis-pilz, m. putrefactive fungus 
 Faulnis-vorgang, m. process of putre- 
 faction 
 Faulnis-widrig, a. antiseptic 
 Faulnis-zustand, m. condition of de- 
 composition 
 Faulsein, n. = Faulsucht 
 Faulsucht, /. rot (of sheep) 
 Faulweizen, tn = Faulbrand 
 Faust, /. fist ; die geballte — , the 
 
 closed fist 
 Faust-beuge, /. or -gelenk, n. wrist- 
 joint 
 Favuskrankheit, /. favus 
 Favuspilz, m. Achorion Schbnleinii, 
 
 the fungus of favus 
 Febril, a. febrUe 
 Feder, /. feather, pen, spring 
 Feder-barometer, m. aneroid baro- 
 meter 
 Feder-harz, n. indiarubber, caout- 
 chouc 
 Feder-kielnaht, /. quill-suture 
 Feder-klysopompe, /. spring enema 
 
 apparatus 
 Feder-kraft, /. elasticity 
 Feder-kraftig, a. elastic 
 Fader-manometer, m. sphygmoman- 
 ometer 
 Feder-meissel, m. pledget of lint 
 Federnder Finger, m. doigt a yessort 
 Feder-star, m. elastic cataract 
 Feder-zange, /. spring forceps 
 Fehl- (in compds.), mis-, mal- 
 Fehl-bildung, /. malformation 
 Fehl-distanz, /. spatial error 
 Fehl-gebaren, v.i. to miscarry 
 Fehl-geburt, /. miscarriage (within 
 
 first -twenty-eight weeks) 
 Fehl-impfung, /. unsuccessful vac- 
 cination 
 Fehl-schlucken, n. swallowing the 
 wrong way ; failure in attempt to 
 swaUow 
 
 Fehler, m. defect, failing, blemish, 
 
 deficiency, error, mistake, fault 
 Fehler-haft, a. fault};-, incorrect, 
 
 abnormal 
 Fehler-haftigkeit, /. faultiness, in- 
 correctness, abnormity, abnor- 
 mality 
 Fehling'sche Losung, /. Fehling's 
 
 solution 
 Feige, /. fig ; condyloma 
 Feigen-kafiee, m. fig-coffee 
 Feigen-krankheit, /. or -mal, n. 
 
 sycosis 
 Feigwarze, /. condyloma 
 Feigwarzen-flechte, /. or -krankheit, 
 
 /. sycosis 
 Feile, /. a file 
 
 Feilengerausch, n. rasping murmur 
 Fein, a. fine, thin, sharp, delicate, 
 
 soft, acute 
 Feinkornig, a. fine-grained 
 Feld- (in compds.), field, jnilitary, 
 
 common, wild 
 Feld-apotheke, /. field dispensary 
 Feld-apotheker, m. field apothecary 
 Feld-arzt, m. army surgeon 
 Feld-arztlich, a. relating to army 
 
 surgery 
 Feld-beifuss, m. artemisia 
 Feld-chen, OT. areola 
 Feld-kamille, /. fi.eld camomile 
 Feld-kamillenol, w. field camomile-oil 
 Feld-kiimmel, m. wild thyme ; wild 
 
 caroway 
 Feld-lazarett, n. field hospital 
 Feld-medizinalwesen, n. all affairs 
 connected with ambulance work 
 in time of war 
 Feld-raute, /. Fumaria officinalis 
 Feld-sanitatswesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with military sanitation 
 in time of war 
 Feld-tourniquet, n. field tourniquet 
 Fell, n. skin, hide, film, tunic 
 Felsen- (in compds.), petrous, pe- 
 trosal, petro- 
 Felsen-artig, a. petrous 
 Felsen-bein, n. petrous portion of 
 
 temporal bone 
 Felsen-beinblutader, /. petrosal sinus 
 Felsen-beinblutleiter, m. = -beinblu- 
 
 tader 
 Felsen-beinbruch, m. fracture of pe- 
 trous portion of temporal bone 
 Felsen-beinpyramide, /. = -bein 
 Felsen-fortsatz, m. = -bein 
 Felsen-griibchen, n. fossula petrosa 
 Felsen-hinterkopfnaht, /. petro- 
 occipital suture 
 
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Fel 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Fer 
 
 Felsen-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Felsen-knoten, m. petrous ganglion 
 Felsen-nerv, m. petrosal nerve 
 Felsen-schlundmuskel, m. stylopha- 
 
 ryngeus muscle 
 Felsen-teil, m. = -bein 
 Felsen - trompetenmuskel, m. sal- 
 
 pingo-pharyngeus 
 Feminismus, m. efieminacy 
 Femoral- (in compds.), vide Schen- 
 
 kel- and Oberschenkel- 
 Fenchel, m. fennel 
 Fenchel-holz, n. sassafras wood 
 Fenchel-honig, m. honey containing 
 
 oleum foeniculi 
 Fenchel-61, n. oleum fceniculi 
 Fenchel-saft, m. Syrupus foeniculi, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Fenchel-samen, m. fennel-seed 
 Fenchel-thee, m. fennel-tea 
 Fenchel-wasser, n. fennel-water 
 Fenster, n. window, fenestra ; open- 
 ing 
 
 — ovales, fenestra ovalis 
 
 — rundes, fenestra rotunda 
 Fensterung, /. fenestration 
 Ferien, f.pl. holidays, vacation-time 
 Ferment, n. a ferment ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Garungs- 
 Ferment - intoxikation, /. ferment 
 
 intoxication 
 Ferment-ole, n.pl. fermentolea 
 Ferment-urie, /. passage of ferments 
 
 in the urine 
 Fernambukholz, n. Brazil wood 
 Fern- (in compds.), far, long, hyper- 
 Fern -punkt, m. far point 
 Fern-rohr, n. telescope 
 Fern-sichtig, a. long-sighted 
 Fern-sichtige, m. & /. a long-sighted 
 
 person 
 Fern-sichtigkeit, /. hypermetropia 
 Fern-stellung, /. distant position 
 Ferri- (in compds.), ferric 
 Ferri-acetat, n. ferric acetate 
 Ferri-ammoncitrat, n. ammonio- 
 
 ferric citrate 
 Ferri-ammonsulfat, n. ammonio- 
 
 ferric sulphate 
 Ferri-ammontartrat, n. ammonio- 
 
 ferric tartrate 
 Ferri-chinincitrat, n. iron and qui- 
 nine citrate 
 Ferri-chlorid, n. ferric chloride 
 Ferri-citrat, n. ferric citrate 
 Ferri - cyankalium, n. potassium 
 
 ferricyanide 
 Ferri-hypophosphit, n. ferric hypo- 
 phosphite 
 
 Ferri-kalitartrat, n. potassio-ferric 
 
 tartrate 
 Ferri-nitrat, n. ferric nitrate 
 Ferri-oxyd, n. ferric oxide 
 Ferri -phosphat, n. ferric phosphate 
 Ferri-saize, n.pl. ferric salts 
 Ferri-sulfat, n. ferric sulphate 
 Ferri-valerianat, n. ferric valerian- 
 ate 
 Ferro- (in compds.), ferro-, ferroso-, 
 
 ferrous 
 Ferro-acetat, n. ferrous acetate 
 Ferro-carbonyl, n. iron carbide 
 Ferro-cyan, n. ferrocyanogen 
 Ferro-cyaneisen, n. ferric ferro- 
 
 cyanide 
 Ferro-cyankalium, n. ferro-cyanide 
 
 of potash 
 Ferro-cyanwasserstoffsaure, /. hy- 
 
 droferrocyanic acid 
 Ferro-cyanzink, n. ferro-cyanide of 
 
 zinc 
 Ferro - ferrioxyd, n. ferroso-ferric 
 
 oxide 
 Ferro-ferriphosphat, n. ferroso-ferric 
 
 phosphate 
 Ferro-laktat, n. lactate of iron 
 Ferro-malat, n. malate of iron 
 Ferro-nitrat, n. ferrous nitrate 
 Ferro-oxalat, n. ferrous oxalate 
 Ferro-oxyd, n. ferrous oxide 
 Ferro-salze, n.pl. ferrous salts 
 Ferro-sulfat, n. ferrous sulphate 
 Ferro-sulfid, n. ferrous sulphide 
 Ferruginos, a. ferruginous, chalj'- 
 
 beate 
 Ferse, /. heel 
 
 Fersen-ballen, m. ball of the heel 
 Fersen-bein, n. os calcis 
 Fersen-beinbruch, m. fracture of os 
 
 calcis 
 Fersen-beinbucht, /. sinus calcanei 
 Fersen-beinfortsatz, m. process of os 
 
 calcis 
 Fersen-beinhocker, m. tuberosity of 
 
 OS calcis 
 Fersen-beinverrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of OS calcis 
 Fersen-fiechse, /. fendo AchiUis 
 Fersen-fuss, m. pes calcaneum 
 Fersen-haut, /. skin of the heel 
 Fersen-hocker, m. tuberosity of os 
 
 calcis 
 Fersen-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Fersen-netz, n. rete calcaneum 
 Fersen-schiffbeinband, n. calcaneo- 
 
 scaphoid ligament 
 Fersen-sprungbeingelenk, n. astra- 
 
 galo-calcanear ligament 
 
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Fet 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fet 
 
 Fersen-wadenbeinband, n. fibulo- 
 
 calcanear ligament 
 Fersen-wiirfelbeinband, n. calcaneo- 
 cuboid ligament 
 Fertilitat, /. fertility 
 Ferulasaure, /. ferulaic acid 
 Fessel, /. pastern, fetlock 
 Fast, a. firm, compact, solid, sub- 
 stantial, strong, steady, fixed, 
 stiff, stout 
 Fest-igkeit, /. consistence, solidity 
 Fest-weich, a. semi-solid 
 Fetischismus, m. fetishism 
 Fett, a. fat, adipose, obese 
 Fett, n. fat, adipose tissue, grease 
 Fett-ablagerung, /. or -absatz, m. 
 
 deposit of fat 
 Fett-absondern, v.t. to secrete fat 
 Fett-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 fat 
 Fett-abspaltung, /. breaking up of 
 
 fat 
 Fett-ader, /. vessel supplying adi- 
 pose tissue 
 Fett-aggregatkugeln, f.pl. masses of 
 granular cells thrown off from 
 inflamed mucous membranes 
 Fett-anbildung, f. putting on fat 
 Fett-anhaufung, /. accumulation of 
 
 fat 
 Fett-anlegen, n. = -ansatz 
 Fett-ansammlung, /. = -anhaufung 
 Fett-ansatz, m. the laying on of fat 
 Fett-arm, a. poor in fat 
 Fett-armut, /. poverty in fat 
 Fett-aromatische Korper, m.pl. aro- 
 matic fats 
 Fett-auge, n. exophthalmos 
 Fett-balg, m. fatty cyst, lipoma 
 Fett-bauch, m. fat abdomen 
 Fett-bauchig, a. fat-bellied 
 Fett-bedarf, m. fat necessary for 
 
 nutrition 
 Fett-belag, m. covering of fat 
 Fett-bestimmung, /. estimation of 
 
 fat, as in mUk analysis 
 Fett-bildend, a. fat-forming 
 Fett-bildner, m. fat-former 
 Fett-bildung, /. fat-formation 
 Fett-bruch, m. fatty hernia 
 Fett-cyste, /. fatty cyst 
 Fett-diarrhoea, /. fatty diarrhoea 
 Fett-driise, /. sebaceous glands 
 Fett-durchsetzung, /. fatty infiltra- 
 tion 
 Fett-durchwachsung, /. permeation 
 
 or growing through of fat 
 Fette, /. fatness, greasiness 
 Fett-einlagerung, /. fatty infiltration 
 
 Fett-einreibung, /. inunction of fat 
 Fett-einsaugung, /. absorption of fat 
 Fett-embolie, /. fat-embolism 
 Fetten, v.t. to fatten ; to lubricate, 
 
 to grease 
 Fett-entartung, /. fatty degeneration 
 Fett-entwickelung, /. development 
 
 of fat 
 Fett-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 Fett-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Fett-fluss, m. secretion of fat 
 Fett-fell, n. -fleck, m. or -fleckchen, 
 
 n. Pinguecula, pterygium 
 Fett-frei, a. free from fat 
 Fett-fiihrend, a. containing fat 
 Fett-gehalt, m. amount of fat con- 
 tained 
 Fett-gelb, a. yellow as fat 
 Fett-geschwulst, /. fatty tumour, 
 
 lipoma 
 Fett-gewachs, n. fatty growth 
 Fettgewebe, n. adipose tissue 
 Fettgewebs-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of adipose tissue 
 Fettgewebs-geschwulst, /. fatty tu- 
 mour, lipoma 
 Fettgewebs-lappchen, n. lobule of 
 
 adipose tissue 
 Fettgewebs-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 
 adipose tissue 
 Fettgewebs-wucherung, /. hyper- 
 trophy of adipose tissue 
 Fett-hals, m. accumulation of fat 
 
 about neck 
 Fett-haltig, a. containing fat 
 Fett-harn, m. urine containing fat 
 Fett-haut, /. adipose membrane, 
 
 panniculus adiposus 
 Fett-hautgeschwulst, /. subcuta- 
 neous fatty tumour 
 Fett-herd, m. focus or centre of fat 
 Fett-herz, n. fatty heart 
 Fett-hulle, /. covering of fat 
 Fettig, a. fat, fatty, greasy, unc- 
 tuous, oily 
 Fettigkeit, /. fatness, greasiness, 
 
 oiliness 
 Fett-infiltration, /. fatty infiltration 
 Fett-kapsel, /. adipose capsule 
 Fett-keimlager, n. germinal layer of 
 
 adipose tissue 
 Fett-klumpen, m. mass of fat 
 Fett-kornchen, n. fat granule 
 Fett-kornchenkugel, /. = -korn- 
 
 chenzelle 
 Fett-kornchenzelle, /. or -korner- 
 
 zelle, /. fatty granular cell 
 Fett-korper, m.pl. fatty compounds, 
 fats 
 
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Fie 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ffe 
 
 Fieber — continued 
 
 fiinftagiges — , quintan fever 
 
 (ague) 
 gastrisches — , gastric fever ; 
 
 typhoid fever 
 gelbes — , yellow fever 
 hektisches — , hectic fever 
 intermittierendes ■ — , intermit- 
 tent fever 
 kaltes — , intermittent fever 
 kontinuierliches — , continued 
 
 fever 
 nachlassendes — , remittent 
 
 fever 
 nervoses — , adynamic fever 
 pernicioses — , malignant form 
 
 of intermittent fever 
 rekurrierendes — , recurrent 
 
 fever 
 remittierendes — , remittent 
 
 fever 
 schleichendes — , slow fever 
 subkontinuierliches — , fever 
 with marked daily variations 
 of temperature 
 viertagiges — , quartan fever 
 wiederkehrendes — , recurrent 
 fever 
 Fieber- (in compds,), febrile, febri-, 
 
 feverish 
 Fieber-abfall, m. decline of fever 
 Fieber-ablauf, m. course of fever 
 Fieber-abnahme, /. = -abfall 
 Fieber-anfall, m. attack of fever 
 Fieber-anwandlung, /. = -anfall 
 Fieber-art, /. kind or variety of fever 
 Fieber-artig, a. feverish, febrile 
 Fieber-arznei, /. febrifuge 
 Fieber-baum, m. Eucalyptus glo- 
 bulus 
 pieber-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 
 fever 
 pieber-beschreibung, /. description 
 
 of fevers 
 Fieber-bewegung, /. onset of fever 
 pieber-blaschen, n. vesicle caused by 
 
 fever (as herpes labiaUs) 
 Fieber-blasse, /. febrile pallor 
 Fieber-blut, n. the blood modified by 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-brand, m. febrile heat Dffevef 
 Fieber-curve, /. fever curve 
 Fieber-delirien, pi. the deliria of fever 
 Fieber-diat, /. fever diet 
 Fieber-entstehung, /. or -entwickel- 
 ung, /. appearance or develop- 
 ment of fever 
 Fieber-erkrankung, /. feverish com- 
 plaint 
 
 146 
 
 Fieber-erregerid, a. causing fever, 
 
 febrifacient 
 Fieber-erregung, /. production of 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-erscheinung, /. fever symp- 
 tom 
 Fieber-erzeugend, a. = -erregend 
 Fieber-farbe, /. feverish colour or 
 
 complexion 
 Fieber-fest, a. immune to fever, or 
 
 fever-proof 
 Fieber-flecken, m.pl. fever spots 
 Fieber-form, /. = -art 
 Fieber-frei, a. free from fever 
 Fieber-frost, m. rigor, chill, cold 
 Fieber-gesicht, n. feverish counten- 
 ance ; ague face 
 Fieber-grad, m. degree of fever 
 Fieber-haft, a. feverish, aguish 
 Fieber-haftigkeit, /. feverishness 
 Fieber-harn, m. urine in fever 
 Fieber-heilbaum, m. — -baum 
 Fieber-herabsetzung, /. = -abfall 
 Fieber-hitze, /. fever heat, febrile 
 
 heat 
 Fieber-hohe, /. acme of fever 
 Fieberisch, a. feverish 
 Fieber-kalte, /, febrile chUl 
 Fieber-klee m. water-trefoil 
 Fieber-kleeblatter, n.pl. Folia trifolii 
 
 fibrini 
 Fieber - kleeextrakt, n. Extractum 
 
 trifolii fibrini 
 Fieber-kopfschmera, w, feverish 
 
 headache 
 Fieber-krank, a. feverish 
 Fieber-kranke, m. & /. g, persoii 
 
 suffering from fever 
 Fieber-krankheit, /, feverish disease 
 Fieber-kraut, n. feverfew 
 Fieber-krise, /, crisis of fever 
 Fieber-kuchen, m. placenta febrilis j 
 
 ague cake 
 Fieber-kundige, m. 9.1^ ^uthqrity oq 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-kurve, f. fever ^e^iperature 
 
 curve 
 Fieber-lehre, /. the science of fever§ 
 Fieber-los, a. free from fever 
 Fieber-losigkeit, /. absence of fevef 
 Fieber-losung, /. lysis of fever 
 Fieber-materie, /, fever-expiting 
 
 material ^ 
 
 Fieber-mittel, n. febrifuge 
 Fieber-nachlass, w. abatement of 
 
 fever 
 Fiebern, v.n. to be feverish or have 4 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-phantasien, pi. = -delirieri 
 
Fie 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fin 
 
 Fieber-puls, m. pulse in fever 
 Fieber-pulver, n. ague powder 
 Fieber-rinde, /. cinchona bark 
 Fieber-rindenbaum, w. Cinchona 
 
 officinalis 
 Fieber-schauer, m. ague fit 
 Fieber-steigerung, /. increase of 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-stoff, m. = -materie 
 Fieber-sturz, m. violent attack of 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-tag, m. day of recurrence ol 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-traum, m. feverish dream, 
 
 hallucination 
 Fieber-tropfen, m.pl. fever drops 
 Fieber-typus, m. type of fever 
 Fieber-ursache, /. cause of fever 
 Fieber-verdachtig, a. suggestive of 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-verlauf, m. course of fever 
 Fieber-vertreibend, a. febrifuge 
 Fieber-wahn, m. = -delirium 
 Fieber-wechsel, m. intermission of 
 
 fever 
 Fieber-widrig, a. = -vertreibend 
 Fieber-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Fieber-zunahme, /. increase of fever 
 Fieber-zustand, tn. state or con- 
 dition of fever 
 Filarmasse, /. fine threadlike sub- 
 stance of mitotic figures 
 Fil de Florence, m. silkworm gut 
 Filialapotheke, /. branch establish- 
 ment of a licensed apothecary 
 Filiasaure, /. filicic acid 
 Filicismus, w. poisoning with male 
 
 fern 
 Filipowicz'sches Zeichen, n. yellow 
 coloration, followed by desqua- 
 mation of palms and soles in 
 certain acute febrile affections 
 Filter- (in compds.), vide Filtrier- 
 Filtrat, n. filtrate 
 Filtrationsnarbe, /. filtration scar 
 Filtrationsrixckstand, m. precipitate 
 
 remaining on filter 
 Filtrieren, v.t. to filter 
 Filtrier-becken, n. filtering-basin 
 Fil trier-papier, n. filter-paper 
 Filtrier-presse, /. filtering-press 
 Filtrier-sack, m. filtering-bag 
 Filtrier-stein, m. filtering-stone 
 Filtrier-trichter, m. filtering-funnel, 
 
 strainer, colander 
 Filtrier-tuch, n. filtering-cloth 
 Filtrierung, /. filtration 
 Filz, m. felt ; tomentum 
 pilzig, a. of felt, feltlike, tomentous 
 
 Filz-geschwulst, /. piloma 
 Filz-korsett, n. felt jacket 
 Filz-laus, /. pediculus pubis 
 Filz-ring, m. felt-ring (as for corns) 
 Filz-sohle, /. felt-sole 
 Filz-verband, m. felt binder or 
 
 dressing 
 Fimbrien, pL fimbriae 
 Fimbrien-abschnitt, m. section of 
 
 fimbriae 
 Fimbrien-end, n. fimbriated end or 
 
 extremity 
 Fimbriocele, n. hernia in the sac of 
 
 which the Fallopian fimbria are 
 
 present 
 Findel- (in compds.), foundling, 
 
 relating to foundlings 
 Findel-anstalt, f. foundling hospital 
 
 or institute 
 Findel-haus, n. = -anstalt 
 Findel-kind, n. a foundling 
 Findel-pflege, /. ths care of found- 
 lings 
 Findel-wesen, n. all affairs relating 
 
 to foundlings 
 Findling, m. a foundling 
 Finger, m. finger 
 
 boser — , whitlow 
 federnder or schnellender — , 
 jerking or snapping finger ; 
 doigt a ressort 
 Finger- (in compds.), digital 
 Finger-ader, /. a vein of the finger 
 Finger-arterie, /. an artery of the 
 ( finger 
 
 Finger-band, n. digital ligament 
 Finger-beere, /. finger-pulp or -pad 
 Finger-bein, n. a digital phalanx 
 Finger-beuger, m. flexor of the finger 
 oberflachlicher — , flexor sub- 
 
 limis digitorum 
 tiefer — , flexor profundus digi- 
 torum 
 Finger-beugung, /. flexion of a finger 
 Finger-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 
 a finger 
 Finger-bewegung, /. movement of a 
 
 finger 
 Finger-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Finger-carpalgelenk, n. carpo-meta- 
 
 carpal joint 
 Finger-druck, m. digital pressure 
 Finger-eindruck, m. digital impres- 
 sion ; pitting 
 Finger-eiterung, /. suppuration of a 
 
 finger 
 Finger-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of a finger, whitlow, paronychia 
 Finger-furche, f. sulcus digitalis 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONA.RY 
 
 Fis: 
 
 Finger-gelenk, n. a finger-joint 
 Finger-gelenksteifigkeit, /. stiffness 
 
 of finger- joint 
 Finger-geschwiir, n. ulcer of a 
 
 finger ; whitlow 
 Finger-glied, n. a phalanx 
 Finger-gliederknochen, m. a digital 
 
 phalanx 
 Finger-grube, /. digital fossa or 
 
 cavity 
 Finger-haut, /. skin of finger 
 Finger-hautnerv, m. cutaneous 
 
 nerve of finger 
 Fingerhut, m. foxglove, digitalis 
 Fingerhutessig, m. Acetum digi- 
 talis, Ph. G. 
 Fingerhutextrakt, n. extract of 
 
 digitalis 
 Fingerhutkraut, n. Folia digitalis 
 Fingerhutsalbe, /. Unguentum digi- 
 talis, Ph. G. 
 Fingerhuttinktur, /. tincture of digi- 
 talis 
 Finger-klopfung, /. digital percus- 
 sion 
 Finger-knochen, m. = -bain 
 Finger-krampf, m. finger cramp ; 
 
 writers' cramp 
 Finger-kuppe, /. finger-tip 
 Fingerling, m. finger-stall 
 Finger-muskel, m. a digital muscle 
 Finger-nagel, m. finger-nail 
 Finger-nagelglied, n. terminal pha- 
 lanx 
 Finger-nerv, m. digital nerve 
 Finger-phalange, /. a digital phalanx 
 Finger-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Finger-riicken, m. dorsum of finger 
 Finger-riickenarterie, /. dorsal digital 
 
 artery 
 Finger-scheide, /. digital sheath 
 Finger-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Finger-schiitzer, m. finger-shield 
 Finger-sehne, /. digital tendon 
 Finger-sehnenscheide, /. sheath of a 
 
 digital tendon 
 Finger - sehnenscheidenentziindung, 
 /. thecal abscess, infiammation 
 of a digital tendon-sheath 
 Finger-spitze, /. = -kuppe 
 Finger-sprache, /. finger language 
 Finger-strecker, m. extensor of the 
 
 finger 
 Finger-streckmaschine, /. extension 
 
 apparatus for finger 
 Finger-streckung, /. extension of 
 
 finger 
 Finger-untersuchung, /. digital ex- 
 amination 
 
 Finger-verkriimmung, /. curvature 
 of finger 
 
 Finger-verkriippelung, /. crippling of 
 finger 
 
 Finger-verkiirzung, /. shortening of 
 finger 
 
 Finger-verletzung, /. injury of finger 
 
 Finger-verrenkung, /. dislocation of 
 finger 
 
 Finger-verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 of finger 
 
 Finger - verwachsung, /. webbed 
 fingers ; adhesion of fingers 
 
 Finger-wunde, /. wound of finger 
 
 Finger-wurm, m. whitlow, parony- 
 chia 
 
 Fingieren, v.t. to simulate, to feign 
 
 Fingiert, a. simulated, fictitious 
 
 Finne, f. cysticercus ; pustule, 
 pimple, blotch ; acne ; " grog- 
 blossom " 
 
 Finne der Schweine, Cysticercus 
 celhilosas 
 
 Finne, diinnhalsige, der Waldmause, 
 Cysticercus longicoUis of Mus 
 silvaticus 
 
 Finnen-ausschlag, m. pustular rash 
 
 Finnen-knoten, m. acne nodule 
 
 Finnen-krankheit, /. generic term 
 given to diseases in cattle, sheep, 
 and goats due to cysticercus 
 
 Finnen-wurm, m. cysticercus 
 
 Finnig, a. pimpled, blotchy ; measly 
 
 Fisch, »«. fish 
 
 Fisch-bein, n. whalebone 
 
 Fisch-beinern, a. of whalebone 
 
 Fisch-beinsonde, /. whalebone sound 
 
 Fisch-blase, /. isinglass 
 
 Fisch-gift, n. poison from fish 
 
 Fisch-korner, n.pl. cocculus indicus 
 
 Fisch-kost, /. fish diet 
 
 Fisch-leim, m. = -blase 
 
 Fisch-milchgeschwulst, /. tumour 
 resembling soft roe 
 
 Fisch-nahrung, /. = -kost 
 
 Fisch-61, n. ichthyol 
 
 Fisch-roggenmilz, /. lardaceous or 
 sago spleen 
 
 Fisch-schuppen, f.pl. fish-scales 
 
 Fisch - schuppenausschlag, m. or 
 -schuppenkrankheit, /. ichthyosis 
 
 Fisch-speise, /. = -kost 
 
 Fisch-thran, m. train-oil 
 
 Fisch-vergiftung, /. poisoning by fish 
 
 Fissur, /. fissure, crack, rhagade, 
 cleft 
 
 Fistel, /. fistula 
 
 Fistel-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. fistu- 
 lous 
 
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 Fl6 
 
 Fistel-aufschneiden, n. laying open a 
 
 fistula 
 Fistel-bildung, /. formation of fistula 
 Fistel-bisturi, n. bistoury for fistula 
 Fistel-brenner, m. cautery for fistula 
 Fistel-eroffnung, /. laying open a 
 
 fistula 
 Fistel-gang, m. fistular canal or sinus 
 Fistel-gangspaltung, /. laying open a 
 
 fistula 
 Fistel-geschwur, n. fistulous ulcer 
 Fistel-haken, m. a fistula- or sinus- 
 hook 
 Fistel - membran, /. membranous 
 
 lining of a fistula 
 Fistel-messer, n. fistula-knife 
 Fistel-offnung, /. mouth of a fistula 
 Fistel-schere, /. fistula-scissors 
 Fistel-schnitt, m. incision for fistula 
 Fistel-spaltung, /. laying open a 
 
 fistula 
 Fistel-stimme, /. falsetto voice 
 Fistel-ton, m. falsetto tone or note 
 Fistel-zange, /. forceps for fistula or 
 
 sinus 
 Fistulos, a. fistular, fistulous 
 Fixation, /. fixation 
 Fixations-feld, n. field of fixation 
 Fixations-punkt, m. fixation point 
 Fixier- (in compds.), vide Fixierung 
 Fixieren, v.t. to fix ; to harden ; to 
 
 stare at 
 Fixierpunkt, m. fixation point (of 
 
 eye) 
 Fixiersalz, n. sodium hypophosphite 
 Fixierung, /. fixation, fixing ; harden- 
 ing ; staring at 
 Fixierungs-band, n. fixation liga- 
 ment 
 Fixierungs-klammer, /. fixation- 
 clamp 
 Fixierungs-mittel, n. fixing agent, 
 
 fixative ; hardening material 
 Fixierungs-pinzette, /. fixation for- 
 ceps 
 Fixierungs-punkt, m. fixation point 
 Fixierungs-zange, /. = -pinzette 
 Flaccescenz, /. flaccidity 
 Flacciditat, /. = Flaccescenz 
 Flach, a. flat, level, smooth, super- 
 ficial 
 Flache, /. surface, flatness, expanse 
 Flachen-ausdehnung, /. increase of 
 
 surface 
 Flachen-katarrh, m. surface catarrh 
 Flachen-krebs, m. superficial or 
 
 surface cancer 
 Flachen-muskel, m. (der Hand), 
 palmaris brevis 
 
 Flachen-vergrosserurtg, /. = -aus- 
 
 dehnung 
 Flach-hand, /. palm of hand 
 Flach-kopf, m. platycephalus 
 Flach-meissel, m. flat chisel 
 Flachs, m. flax 
 
 Flach-schnitt, m. horizontal section 
 Flachssamen, m. flax-seed 
 Flagellaten, pi. flagellata 
 Flagellen, n.pl. flagella 
 Flammensehen, n. photopsia 
 Flanell, m. flannel 
 Flanellbinde, /. flannel bandage 
 Flanellen, a. of flannel 
 Flankenschnitt, m. lumbar incision 
 Flasche, /. bottle, flask 
 Flaschenbacillen, m.pl. flask- or 
 
 bottle-shaped bacilli 
 Flaschenzug, m. pulley 
 Flatulenz, /. flatulence 
 Flaum, m. down, lanugo hair 
 Flaumhaar, n. lanugo hair 
 Flechse, /. = Sehne, /. tendon ; vide 
 
 for compds. Sehnen- 
 Flechsig, a. tendinous 
 Flechte, /. a generic term for various 
 scaly or crust-forming skin erup- 
 tions, as psoriasis, ringworm, 
 prurigo, &c. ; lichen (Bot.) 
 Blaschen — , herpes 
 borkenartige — , crust-forming 
 
 skin eruption 
 fressende — , lupus vulgaris 
 frieselartige — , miliaria 
 Giirtel — , herpes zoster 
 islandische — , Iceland moss 
 juckende — , prurigo 
 kahlmachende — , alopecia 
 kleienformige — , prurigo fur- 
 
 furans 
 Knotchen — , lichen 
 nassende — , weeping eczema 
 
 Ring , herpes iris 
 
 scherende — , herpes tonsurans, 
 
 ringworm 
 schleichende — , herpes 
 Flechten-artig, a. herpetic 
 Flechten-ausschlag, m. scaly or 
 
 crusted eruption 
 Flechten-blaschen, n. herpetic ves- 
 icle 
 Flechten-brot, n. Iceland moss-bread 
 Flechten-grind, m. impetiginous 
 
 eczema ; porrigo 
 Flechten-leiden, n. an impetiginous 
 
 affection 
 Flechten-salbe, /. white precipitate 
 ointment ; also a name for various 
 other ointments 
 
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 Fie 
 
 Flechten-sauire, /. fumaric acid 
 
 Fleck, m. spot, speck, stain, blot, 
 piece, macula 
 
 blinder — , the blind spot 
 gelber — , the yellow spot, 
 macula lutea 
 
 Flecken, m.pl. measles 
 
 •Flecken-aussatz, m. lepra maculosa 
 
 Flecken-ausschlag, m. macular erup- 
 tion 
 
 Flecken-bildung, /. formation of 
 macules or blotches 
 
 Flecken-mal, n. chloasma, macula 
 hepatica, mole 
 
 Flecken-sehen, n. the sensation of 
 seeing specks 
 
 Flecken-typhus, m. typhus 
 
 Flecken-xanthom, n. xanthoma 
 
 Fleck-fieber, n. typhus 
 
 Fleck-schierling,m .hemlock (Conium 
 maculatum) 
 
 Fleck-seife, /. scouring-soap 
 
 Fleck-sucht, /. psilosis 
 
 Fleck-typhus, m. typhus 
 
 Fleck-wasser, n. scouring-drops 
 
 Fleckig, a. maculated, spotted, 
 speckled, freckled 
 
 Fledermausfliigel, m. batswing ; the 
 broad ligament 
 
 Fleisch, n. flesh, meat; wildes — , 
 proud-flesh, granulations 
 
 Fleisch-ansetzend, a. laying-on or 
 gaining flesh 
 
 Fleisch-art, /. kind of meat 
 
 Fleisch-auswuchs, m. fleshy out- 
 growth ; proud-flesh, granula- 
 tions 
 
 Fleisch-balken, m.pl. muscular 
 bundles ; columnae carnese 
 
 Fleisch - basen, pi. nitrogenous 
 muscle extractives {e.g. kreatin, 
 kreatinin, &c.) 
 
 Fleisch-beschau, /. official inspection 
 of cattle, meat, and meat markets 
 
 Fleisch-beschauer, m. the official 
 inspector of meat, &c. 
 
 Fleisch-beschau wesen, n. all affairs 
 connected with the official inspec- 
 tion of meat, &c. 
 
 Fleisch-bestandteil, m. constituent 
 of flesh 
 
 Fleisch-bildend, a. flesh -forming 
 
 Fleisch-bildner, m. flesh-former 
 
 F''i«ch-bildung, /. flesh formation 
 
 Fleisch-biskuit, n. meat-biscuit 
 
 Pieisch-brot, n. meat-biscuits 
 
 Fleisch-bruch, m. sarcocele 
 
 Fleisch-bruhe, /. bouillon, beef-tea, 
 meat broth 
 
 Fleisch-bruhkultur, f. broth culture 
 Fleisch-diat, /. meat-diet 
 Fleisch-ersatzmittel, w. substitute 
 
 for meat 
 Fleisch-erzeugend, a. =■ -bildend 
 Fleisch-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Fleisch-extrakt, n. extract of meat 
 Fleisch-farbstoff, m. colouring mat- 
 ter of meat 
 Fleisch-faser, /. muscular fibre 
 Fleisch-fiiege, /. Sarcophaga car- 
 
 naria, L. 
 Fleisch-fliissigkeit, /. fluid contained 
 
 in meat 
 Fleisch-fressend, a. carnivorous 
 Fleisch-fresser, m. carnivore 
 Fleisch-gallerte, /. meat gelatine or' 
 
 jelly 
 Fleisch-genuss, m. the consumption' 
 
 of meat 
 Fleisch-geruch, m. the smell of meat: 
 Fleisch - geschwulst, /. sarcoma,. 
 
 myoma 
 Fleisch - gewachs, n. fleshy out-- 
 
 growth, granulations or any fleshy' 
 
 tumour 
 Fleisch-gift, n. poison from meat,, 
 
 toxin, ptomaine 
 Fleisch-haut, /. muscular mem- 
 brane (of scrotum), dartos 
 Fleischig, a. fleshy 
 Fleisch-kamm, m. caruncle 
 Fleisch-knochengeschwulst, /. osteo-- 
 
 sarcoma 
 Fleisch-kohle, /. animal charcoal 
 Fleisch-konservierung, /. meat pre-- 
 
 servation 
 Fleisch-kost, /. = -diat 
 Fleisch-kunde, /. knowledge rer- 
 
 quired for the official inspection'. 
 
 of butchers' meat 
 Fleisch-leimgummi, n. sarcocol 
 Fleisch-machend, a. = -bildend 
 Fleisch-mehl, n. powdered dried' 
 
 muscle 
 Fleisch-masse, /. fleshy substance 
 Fleisch-milchsaure, /. sarco-lactic 
 
 acid 
 Fleisch-mole, /. fleshy mole 
 Fleisch-nabel, m. integumental part - 
 
 of umbilicus 
 Fleisch-nahrung, /. = -diat 
 Fleisch-pankreasklystier, n. enema 
 
 of pancreatised meat 
 Fleisch-pepton, n. meat peptone 
 Fleisch-peptongelatine, n. meat pep- 
 tone gelatine 
 Fleisch-peptonlosung, /. solution ol 
 
 meat peptone 
 
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 P\\ 
 
 Fleisch -polyp, »M; fleshy polypus 
 Fleisch-prisma, n. sarcous element 
 Fleisch-saft, nt. extract of meat ; 
 
 meat- juice 
 Fleisch-saulchen, a. pi. =a= -balkeri 
 Fleisch-schau, /. = -beschau 
 Fleisch-schauamt, n. meat inspec- 
 tion office 
 Pleisch-schicht, /. fleshy layer 
 Fleisch-solution, /; = -extrakt 
 Fleisch-speise, /: animal food 
 Fleisch-teilchen, W; sarcous element 
 Fleisch-thee, mi beef -tea 
 Fleiseh-typhus, m, meat poisoning 
 
 simulatiilg typhoid fever 
 Fleisch-untersuchung, /. examina^ 
 
 tion of meat 
 Fleisch-verbrauch, m. consumption 
 
 of meat 
 Fleisch-verfarbung, /. discoloration 
 
 of meat 
 Fleisch-vergiftung, ' /• poisoning by 
 
 meat 
 Fleisch-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of muscle 
 Fleisch-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 fleshy wall 
 Fleisch- waren, f.pl. meat comes- 
 tibles 
 Fleisch-warzchen, n. granulations 
 Fleisch-warzchenahnlich, a. like a 
 
 fleshy wart, caruncular 
 Fleisch- warzchenbildung, /. forma- 
 tion of granulations 
 Fleisch-warzchenformig, a. = -warz- 
 
 chenahnlich 
 Fleich-warze, /. and compds. = 
 
 -warzchen 
 Fleisch-wasserpeptongelatine, n. = 
 
 -peptongelatine 
 Fleisch- wucherung, /. proliferation 
 
 of flesh 
 Fleisch-wuchs, m. growth of flesh 
 Fleisch- wunde, /. flesh-wound 
 Fleisch-zucker, m. inosite 
 Fleisch -zwieback, m. = -biskuit 
 Flamming 'sche Flussigkeit, /. chrom- 
 
 osm-acetic acid 
 Fletschen, v.t. to gnash (one's 
 
 teeth) 
 Fletschzahn, m. projecting or promi- 
 nent tooth 
 Flexionsebene, /. flexor surface or 
 
 plane 
 Flickgewebe, n. new cicatricial tissue 
 FJieder, m. elder 
 Flieder-beeren, f.pl. elder-berries 
 Flieder-bluten, f.pl. elder-flowers 
 FliederTbluienmus, ?», == -ims 
 
 Flieder-bliitenwasser, n. elder-flower 
 
 water 
 Flieder-mus, n. Succus sambuci in- 
 
 spissatus, Ph. G. 
 Flieder-thee, m. elder-flower tea 
 Fliege, /. fly 
 
 spanische — , Spanish fly 
 Fliegende Gicht, /. migratory gout 
 Fliegende Hitze, /. erythema fugaXj 
 
 sudden heat flushes 
 Fliegende Pocken, pL chicken-pox 
 Fliegende Rippen, pi. floating ribs 
 Fliegender Brand, ni. erysipelas 
 Fliegen-holz, n: quassia-wood 
 Fliegen-kobaltj nii efude or nativ^ 
 
 arsenic 
 Fliegen-kopf, m. myocephalori 
 FUegen-papier, n. fly-paper 
 Fliegen-pflaster, n. Emplastrum cail'- 
 
 tharidis 
 Fliegen-pilz, m. Agaricus muscarius 
 Fliegen-schwamm, m. = -pilz 
 Fliegen-sehen, n. muscas volitantes 
 Fliegen-stein, m. crude or native 
 
 arsenic 
 Fliehkraft, /. centrifugal force 
 Fliessen, v.i. to flow, to run, to gush, 
 to escape, to circiilate, to water 
 (of the eye) 
 Fliessend, a. flowing, running 
 Fliess-blattern, f.pl. or -pocken, 
 
 f.pl. confluent small-pox 
 Fliess-schnupfen, m. running catarrh 
 Fliete, /. fleam, veterinary lancet 
 Flimmer, m. glimmer, a glittering 
 Flimmer- (in compds.), ciliary, 
 
 ciliated, vibrating 
 Flimmer-bewegung, /. ciliary move- 
 ment 
 Flimmer-cilien, pi. vibrating cilia 
 Flimmer - cylinder, m. cylindrical 
 
 ciliated epithelial cell 
 Flimmer-epithel, n. ciliated epithe- 
 lium 
 Flimmer-fadchen, n. vibrating cilium 
 Flimmer-haar, n. or -harchen, n. 
 
 = -fadchen 
 Flimmer-haut, /. ciliated membrane 
 Flimmern, v.i. to glitter, to twinkle, 
 
 to sparkle 
 Flimmer-oberhautchen, n. ciliated 
 
 surface epithelium 
 Flimmer-saum, m. ciliated border or 
 
 margin 
 Flimmer-skotom, n. a form of entop- 
 tic scotoma with a scintillating edge 
 associated usually with headache 
 and other nervous symptoms— 
 amaurosis partialis f ugax (^Fo:rskr) 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 'Flii 
 
 Flimmerung, f. ciliation 
 
 Flimmer-zelle, /. ciliated cell 
 
 Floccilegium, n. picking at the bed- 
 clothes 
 
 Flocke, /. flake ; flocculus 
 
 Flocken-haut, /. decidua 
 
 Flocken-lesen, n. picking at the bed- 
 clothes 
 
 Flocken-sehen, n. muscae volitantes 
 
 Flocken-stiel, m. commissure of 
 flocculus 
 
 Flockig, a. flaky ; flocculent 
 
 Floh, m. flea 
 
 Floh-Kraut, n. fleabane 
 
 Floh-stich, m. fleabite 
 
 Floritionsstadium, n. eruptive stage 
 
 Flossenmembran, /. membrane sup- 
 posed to cover the tail of sperma- 
 tozoon 
 
 FlUchtig, a. volatile, fugitive, evan- 
 escent 
 
 Fliichtiges Kampferliniment, n. com- 
 pound camphor liniment 
 
 Fliichtiges Kampferol, n. oil of 
 camphor 
 
 Fliichtiges Laugensalz, n. ammo- 
 nium carbonate 
 
 Fliichtiges Oel, n. volatile oil 
 
 Fliichtigkeit, /. volatility, fugacity 
 
 Flug, m. flight 
 
 Flugbeulen, f.pl. shingles 
 
 Flugbrand, m. a blight attacking 
 cereals, caused by Ustilago 
 carbo 
 
 Fliigel, m. wing ; ala ; lobe 
 
 Fliigel-ahnlich, a. winglike, aliform, 
 alar, pterygoid 
 
 Fliigel-arterie, /. pterygoid artery 
 
 Fliigel-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Fliigel-band, n. alar ligament 
 
 Fliigel-band, n. (des Zahnes), lateral 
 odontoid ligament 
 
 Fliigel-bein, n. sphenoid bone 
 
 Fliigel-beinwirbel, m. parietal ver- 
 tebra 
 
 Fliigel-fell, n. pterygium 
 
 Fkigel-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Fliigel-fortsatz, m. pterygoid pro- 
 cess 
 
 Flugel-gaumenarterie, /. pterygo- 
 palatine artery 
 
 Fliigel-gaumenganglion, m. spheno- 
 palatine or Meckel's ganglion 
 
 Flugel - gaumengrube, /. pterygo- 
 palatine fossa 
 
 Flugel-gaumenknoten, m. = -gau- 
 menganglion 
 
 Flugel - gaumennerv, m. spheno- 
 palatine nerve 
 
 Fliigel-gaumenschlagader, f. = -gau- 
 
 menarterie 
 Fliigel-grube, /. pterygoid fossa 
 Fliigel-hakchen, n. hamular process 
 
 of pterygoid plate 
 Fliigel-haken, m. = -hakchen 
 Fliigel-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Fliigel-knorpel, m. alar cartilage 
 Fliigel-muskel, m. pterygoid muscle 
 Flugel-muskelarterie, /. pterygoid 
 
 artery 
 Fliigel-nerv, m. pterygoid or Vidian 
 
 nerve 
 Fliigel-rinne, /. = -grube 
 Fliigel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Fliigel-sonde, /. winged catheter 
 Fluidextrakt, n. extractum fluidum 
 Fluktuation, /. fluctuation 
 Fluktuationsgefiihl, n. sensation of 
 
 fluctuation 
 Fluktuieren, v.i.^to fluctuate 
 Fluktuos, a. fluctuating 
 Fluorescenz, /. fluorescence 
 Fluorescenzschirm, m. fluorescent 
 
 screen 
 Fluorwasserstoff, m. hydrofluoric 
 
 acid 
 Fluorwasserstoff-dampf, m. vapour 
 
 of hydrofluoric acid 
 Fluorwasserstoff-saure, /. hydro- 
 fluoric acid 
 Fluss, m. flow, flowing, flux ; fusion ; 
 discharge ; course ; catarrh ; rheu- 
 matism ; river, stream 
 weisser — , leucorrhcea 
 Fluss-artig, a. rheumatic 
 Fluss-bad, n. river bath 
 Fluss-fieber, n. rheumatic 
 Fhiss-flecken, pi. purpura rheuma- 
 
 tica 
 Fluss-harz, n. anime gum 
 Fluss - mi ttel, n. anti - rheumatic 
 
 remedy 
 Fluss-saure, /. hydrofluoric acid 
 Fluss-spat, m. calcium fluoride 
 Fluss- verunreinigung, /. contamina- 
 tion of a river 
 Fluss-wasser, n. river water 
 Flussig, a. fluid, liquid, fusible 
 Fliissiges Eisenchlorid, n. solution of 
 
 ferric chloride 
 Fliissiges Ferrioxychlorid, n. liquid 
 
 ferric oxychloride 
 Fliissiges schwefelsaures Eisenoxyd, 
 
 n. solution of ferric sulphate 
 Fliissigkeit, /. fluid, liquidity ; hu- 
 mour 
 Fliissigkeits-absonderung, /. secre- 
 tion or excretion of fluid 
 
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 For 
 
 Fliissigkeits-ansammlung, /. accu- 
 mulation of fluid 
 
 Flussigkeits-aufnahme, /. consump- 
 tion or taking up of fluid 
 
 Fliissigkeits-aufsauguig, /. absorp- 
 tion of fluid 
 
 Flussigkeits-ausscheidung, /. = -ab- 
 sonderung 
 
 Fliissigkeits-bedarf, m. the requisite 
 fluid 
 
 Fliissigkeits-druck, m. pressure exer- 
 cised by fluid 
 
 Fliissigkeits-einspritzung, /. injec- 
 tion of fluid 
 
 Flussigkeits-erguss, m. effusion or 
 discharge of fluid 
 
 Flussigkeits-gerausch, n. murmur 
 due to motion of fluid 
 
 Fliissigkeits-menge, /. amount of 
 fluid 
 
 Flussigkeits-saule, /. column of fluid 
 
 Fliissigkeits-tropfen, m. drop of fluid 
 
 Fliissigkeits-zufuhr, /. supply of 
 fluid 
 
 Fliistern, v.t. & i. to whisper 
 
 Fluster-sprache, /. or -stimme, /. 
 whispering voice 
 
 Fokale Beleuchtung, /. focal illu- 
 mination 
 
 Folge, /. sequence, sequel, result 
 
 Folge-erscheinung, /. subsequent 
 or secondary phenomenon 
 
 Folge-krankheit, /. sequela ; second- 
 ary disease 
 
 Folge-zustand, m. secondary or 
 resulting condition 
 
 Folliculitis, /. inflammation of hair- 
 follicles 
 
 Follikel, m. follicle 
 
 Follikel-ausgang, m. mouth of fol- 
 licle 
 
 Follikel-entziindung, /. folliculitis 
 
 Follikel-flussigkeit, /. fluid contents 
 of follicle 
 
 Follikel-hals, m. neck of follicle 
 
 Follikel-hohle, /. cavity of follicle 
 
 Follikel-kette, /. chain or row of 
 follicles 
 
 Follikel-miindung, /. orifice of fol- 
 licle 
 
 Follikel-trichter, m. infundibulum of 
 follicle 
 
 FoUikel-vereiterung, /. suppuration 
 of follicle 
 
 Follikel-verschluss, m. occlusion of 
 follicle 
 
 FoUikel-zelle, /. follicular cell 
 
 FoUikular, a. follicular 
 
 Follikular-cyste, /. follicular cyst 
 
 Follikular-eiterung, /. follicular sup- 
 puration 
 FoUikular-entziindung, /. foUiculai 
 
 inflammation 
 Follikular-geschwur, n. follicular 
 
 ulcer 
 Follikular-katarrh, m. follicular ca- 
 tarrh 
 Follikular-verschwarung, /. follicu- 
 lar ulceration 
 Foment, n. hot fomentation or 
 
 poultice 
 Fomentativ, a. of the nature of a 
 
 fomentation or poultice 
 Fomentieren, v.t. to foment 
 Fontanell-binde, /. fontanelle ban- 
 dage 
 Fontanelle, /. fontanelle ; artificial 
 
 issue 
 Fontanell-erbse, /. issue-pea 
 Fontanell - knochen, m. Wormian 
 
 bones in fontanelle 
 Fontanell-kiigelchen, n. = -erbse 
 Fontanell-papier, n. issue-paper 
 Fontanell-pflaster, n. issue-plaster 
 Fontanell-salbe, /. issue-ointment 
 Forcipressur, /. clamping of a blood- 
 vessel 
 Forderungsmittel, n. an adjuvant 
 Forensisch, a. forensic 
 Form, /. form, shape, conformation, 
 
 frame 
 Form-ather, m. methylic ether 
 Form-bestandigkeit, /. persistency of 
 
 form 
 Form-bestandteil, m. elementary 
 
 constituent or ingredient 
 Formal, /. formula 
 Form-element, n. formative element 
 Form-fehler, m. malformation 
 Form-los, a. shapeless, amorphous 
 Form-losigkeit, /. shapelessness 
 Formonitril, n. prussic acid 
 Form-veranderung, /. change of 
 
 shape or form 
 Formyljodid, n. iodoform 
 Formylsaure, /. formic acid 
 Fortbestehen, v.i. to continue 
 Fortdauer, /. permanence 
 Fortdauern, v.i. to last, continue 
 Fortgeleitet, a. propagated 
 Fortgesetzt, a. continued, continuous 
 Fortleiten, v.t. to propagate 
 Fortpflanzen, v.t. to propagate, to 
 transmit ; to communicate ; -to 
 spread, to extend 
 Fortpflanzung, /. propagation, trans- 
 mission ; communication ; spread- 
 ing, extension, evolution 
 
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 GERMAN^ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Fre 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-blaschen, n. vesicle 
 of evolution 
 
 Fortpflanzungs - fahig, a. capable 
 of reproduction, propagation, of 
 transmission 
 
 Fortpflanzungs - fahigkeit, /. the 
 power of reproduction, propaga- 
 tion, spreading or transmission 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-geschaft, n. the act of 
 propagation 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-geschwindigkeit, /. 
 rapidity of transmission 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-periode, /. period of 
 propagation 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-trieb, m. sexual in- 
 stinct, instinct of propagation 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-unfahig, a. incapable 
 of reproduction, propagation or 
 transmission 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-unfahigkeit, /. in- 
 capability of reproduction, propa- 
 gation, spreading or transmission 
 
 Fortpflanzungs- vermogen, n. = -fa- 
 higkeit 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-weise, /. mode of 
 propagation 
 
 Fortpflanzungs-zelle, /. a spore 
 
 Fortsatz, m. process, apophysis 
 
 Fprtsatzios, a. apolar 
 
 Fortschreiten, v.i. to progress, pro- 
 ceed 
 
 Fortschritt, m. progress 
 
 Fortsetzung, /. continuation 
 
 Fotal, a. fcetal 
 
 Fotal-erkrankung, /. fcetal or intra- 
 uterine disease 
 
 Fotal-herzton, m. foetal heart-sound 
 
 Fotal-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 
 Fotal - kreislauf, m. foetal circula- 
 tion 
 
 Fotal-leben, n. foetal life 
 
 Fotal-monat, m. month of foetal life 
 
 Fotal-periode, /. period of foetal life 
 
 Fotal-puls, m. fcetal pulse 
 
 Fotal-zeit, /. fcetal period 
 
 Fothergill'scher Gesichtsschmerz, m. 
 Fothergill's trigeminal neuralgia 
 
 Fotid, a. fetid 
 
 Fotus, m. foetus ; vide for compds. 
 Frucht- 
 
 Fowler'sche Losung, /. or Tropfen, 
 m.pl. Fowler's solution of arsenic 
 
 Frage-sucht, /. or -zwang, m. morbid 
 doubt, insane dubiety 
 
 Frais, m. green stools of infants ; 
 also a popular term for epilepsy 
 and impetiginous eczema 
 
 Fraisen, pi. ; vide Frais 
 
 Fraktur, f, fracture 
 
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 FfambSsie, /- yaws 
 Frankfurterschwarz, n. lampblack 
 Franklinisation, f, application of 
 
 electricity of high tension 
 Franklinotherapie, /< treatment ^ 
 
 high-tension electricity 
 Fransen, f,pl, fimbriae 
 Franzbranntwein, m. French brandy 
 
 (Spiritus vini gallici) 
 Franzen, f.pl. = Fransed 
 Franzosenholz, n. guaiacum-wood 
 Franzosenkrankheit, /. syphilis 
 Franzosisches Hustpulver, n. French 
 
 cough-powder 
 Fratt, a. sore, chafed, galled 
 Frattsein, n. excoriation, soreness ; 
 
 intertrigo ; pruritus 
 Frau, /. woman 
 Frauen-ader, /. saphena vein 
 Frauen-arzt, m. gynaecologist 
 Frauen-brust, /. the mammae 
 Frauen-gebrechen, n. infirmities 
 
 peculiar to women 
 Frauen-heilkuftde, /. gynascology 
 Frauen-krankheit, /. disease peculiar 
 
 to women 
 Frauen-krankheitenlehre, /. gynae- 
 cology 
 Frauen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Frauen-milch, /. human milk 
 Frauen-siechenhaus, n. hospital for 
 
 female incurables 
 Frauen-zimmer, n. female 
 Fredericq'sches Zeichen, n. presence 
 of a red border to the gum (in 
 certain lung affections) 
 Freie Zellbildung, /. free cell-fornia- 
 
 tion 
 Freiheitsberaubung, /. illegal depri- 
 vation of liberty, unlawful deten- 
 tion 
 Freilegen, v.t. to lay open, to expose 
 Freilegung, /. the laying open, 
 
 exposure 
 Freisam-kraut, n. or -thee, m. Herba 
 
 violae tricoloris, Ph. G. 
 Freiwilliges Hinken, n. old name 
 for early stage of (tuberculous) 
 hip-disease, lit. " voluntary limp- 
 ing " 
 Fremd, a. foreign, strange; hetero- 
 geneous 
 Fremd-artig, a. heterogeneous, a;d- 
 
 ventitious, foreign 
 Fremd-artigkeit, /. heterogeneity, 
 
 strangeness 
 Fremd - bildung, /. heterogeneous 
 
 formation, allenthesis 
 Fremdkorper, m. foreign body 
 
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 Fro 
 
 Fremdkorper-entfernung, /. removal 
 of foreign body 
 
 •Fremdkorper - geschwiir, n. ulcer 
 caused by foreign body 
 
 ■Fremdkorper-pneumonie, /. pneu- 
 monia due to inhalation of foreign 
 bodies 
 
 Frenetisch, a. phrenetic, frenzied 
 
 -Fressen, v.t. to devour, to eat ; to 
 eat into ; to spread, to fester, to 
 ■corrode 
 
 Fressend, a. corrosive, eating into ; 
 spreading ; phagedaenic 
 
 Fress-krankheit, /. or -sucht, /. 
 bulimia 
 
 Fress-zelle, /. phagocyte 
 
 Fricke'scher Verband, m. strapping 
 the scrotum 
 
 ■Frieren, v.i. to feel cold, to freeze, to 
 congeal 
 
 ■Frieren, n. freezing, congelation, 
 shivering ; ague 
 
 -Friesel, m. miliary fever 
 
 ■Friesel-ahnlich, a. rniliary 
 
 jFriesel-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 iFriesel-ausbruch, m. outbreak of 
 miUary eruption 
 
 iFriesel-ausschlag, m. miliary erup- 
 tion 
 
 'Friesel-blaschen, n. miliary vesicle 
 
 ^Friesel-exanthem, n. miliary ex- 
 anthem 
 
 'Friesel-fieber, n. miliary fever 
 
 ^Friesel-flechte, /. herpes miliaria 
 
 ^Friesel-krankheit, /. = -fieber 
 
 Friesel-petechialfieber, n. miliary 
 petechial fever 
 
 -Frigiditat, /. frigidity 
 
 Frigotherapie, /. treatment by cold 
 applications 
 
 "FriktioB, /. friction 
 
 ^Friktionskur, /. treatment by in- 
 unction, massage or friction 
 
 "Frischentbundene, /. newly delivered 
 woman 
 
 -Frontal- (in compds.), frontal- ; vide 
 also Stirn- 
 
 "Frohtal-arterie, /. frontal artery 
 
 JFrontal-ebene, /. frontal plane 
 
 ^Frontal-naht, /. frontal suture 
 •iFrontal-schnitt, m. frontal section 
 
 -Frontal- windung, /. frontal convolu- 
 tion 
 Trontomalarpunkt, m. (orbitaler), 
 external orbital point 
 
 (temporaler), -temporal fronto- 
 malar point 
 iiFrontomarginalfurche, /. fronto- 
 jiiarginal sulcus 
 
 Frosch, m. frog ; ranula 
 Frosch-ader, /. ranine vein 
 Frosch-arterie, /. ranine artery 
 Frosch-geschwulst, /. ranula 
 Froschlaich, m. frog-spawn 
 Froschlaich-artig, a. resembling 
 
 frog-spawn 
 Froschlaich-bakterium, n. leuco- 
 nostoc. mesenteroides (van Tie- 
 ghem) 
 Froschlaich-pflaster, n. white-lead 
 
 plaster 
 Froschlaich-pilz, m. = -bakterium 
 Froschleingeschwulst, /. = Frosch- 
 geschwulst 
 Froschschenkelversuch, m. experi- 
 ment with frog's leg (galvanic) 
 Frost, m. frost, cold, chill ; rigor 
 Frost-anfall, m. attack of shivering 
 
 or rigor 
 Frost-ballen, m. chilblain, frostbite 
 Frost-beule, /. = -ballen 
 Frost-brand, m. gangrenous frostbite 
 Frost-empfindung, /. sensation of 
 
 chill or cold 
 Frost-fieber, n. ague 
 Frost-gangran, /. = -brand 
 Frost-gefuhl, n. = -empfindung 
 Frost-geschwUr, n. ulcer due to 
 
 frostbite 
 Frost-mischung, /. freezing mixture 
 Frost-mittel, n. remedy for frost- 
 bite 
 Frost-pflaster, n. plaster for frost- 
 bitten parts 
 Frost-punkt, m. freezing-point 
 Frost-salbe, /. ointment for frost- 
 bitten parts 
 Frost-schauer, m. shivering, rigor 
 Frost-schlag, m. paralysis from cold, 
 
 frost apoplexy 
 Frost-schnitt, m. frozen section 
 Frost-starre, /. rigidity of body after 
 
 death from cold 
 Frost-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Frostein, v.i. to shiver, to feel 
 
 chilly 
 Frostein, n. slight chill or shiver 
 Frottieren, v.t. to rub, to apply fric- 
 tion 
 Frottieren, n. rubbing, friction; 
 
 massage 
 Frottier-biirste, /. flesh-brush 
 Frottier^geratschaft, /. implements 
 
 for rubbing in massage, &c. 
 Frottier-handschuh, m. flesh-glove 
 Frottier-handtuch, n. = -tuoh 
 Frottier-tuch, n. friction towel or 
 cloth 
 
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Fru 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Frii 
 
 Frucht, /. fruit ; fcetus, embryo 
 falsche — , mole 
 unzeitige — , abortion 
 Fnicht-abtreibend, a. abortive, ec- 
 
 bolic 
 Frucht-abtreibung, /. abortion (in- 
 duced) 
 Frucht - abtreibungsmittel, n. an 
 
 abortefacient 
 Frucht-abtreibungsversuch, m. at- 
 tempt to procure abortion 
 Frucht-achse, /. axis of embryo 
 Frucht-achsendruck, m. foetal axis 
 
 pressure 
 Frucht-alter, n. age of foetus 
 Frucht-anhang, m. embryonic ap- 
 pendix 
 Frucht-ather, m. alcoholic fruit 
 
 essence 
 Frucht-auge, n. fruit-bud, germ 
 Frucht-ausstossung, /. expulsion of 
 
 foetus 
 Frucht-bar, a. fertile, productive, 
 
 prolific 
 Frucht-barkeit, /. fertility, fecun- 
 dity, productiveness 
 Frucht-bewegung, /. foetal move- 
 ment 
 Frucht-bildung, /. fructification 
 Frucht-blase, /. amniotic sac 
 Frucht-blasensprengung, /. artificial 
 
 rupture of amniotic sac 
 Frucht-blasensprung, m. rupture of 
 
 amniotic sac 
 Frucht-blasenvorfall, m. prolapse of 
 
 amniotic sac 
 Frucht-entwickelung, /. foetal de- 
 velopment 
 Frucht-essenz, /. = -ather 
 Frucht-essig, m. fruit- vinegar 
 Frucht-halter, m. uterus ; vide for 
 
 compds. Gebarmutter 
 Frucht-haut, /. a foetal membrane ; 
 
 chorion, amnion 
 Frucht-hautchen, n. = -haut 
 Frucht-hautentzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of chorion or foetal mem- 
 brane 
 Frucht-hautzotte, /. villus of chorion 
 Frucht-hof, m. area of germination 
 dunkler — , area opaca 
 durchsightiger — , area pel- 
 lucida 
 Frucht-hulle, /. foetal envelope 
 Frucht-hyphen, n. germinal hypha 
 Frucht-keim, m. embryonic germ, 
 
 embryo 
 Frucht-knospe, /, or -knoten, m. em- 
 bryo 
 
 Frucht-kopf, m. head of foetus 
 Frucht-kuchen, m. foetal placenta 
 Frucht-lage, /. presentation of foetus 
 Frucht-lager, n. sporangium or 
 
 spore-case 
 Frucht-leben, n. foetal life 
 Frucht-los, a. barren, sterile, unpro- 
 ductive ; ineffectual 
 Frucht-losigkeit, /. barrenness, ster- 
 ility ; inefiicacy 
 Frucht-mark, n. pulpa, pulp or 
 
 fleshy part of fruit 
 Frucht-61, n. = -ather 
 Frucht-sack, m. ovisac, foetal sac 
 Frucht-sackberstung, /. rupture of 
 
 membranes of ovum 
 Frucht-saft, m. fruit juice 
 Frucht-saure, /. fruit acid 
 Frucht-schleim, m. vernix caseosa 
 Frucht-schmiere, /. = -schleim 
 Frucht-sirup, m. fruit syrup 
 Frucht-stand, m. = -trager 
 Frucht-teile, pi. foetal parts 
 Frucht-tod, m. death of foetus 
 Frucht- trager, m. germinal hypha 
 Frucht- wasser, n. liquor amnii 
 Frucht-wasserabgang, m. escape of 
 
 liquor amnii 
 Frucht-wasserabsonderung, /. secre- 
 tion of amniotic fluid 
 Frucht-wasserbildung, /. formation 
 
 of amniotic fluid 
 Frucht-wassermangel, m. deficiency 
 
 of amniotic fluid 
 Frucht-wassermenge, /. amount of 
 
 amniotic fluid 
 Frucht-zucker, m. levulose 
 Friih- (in compds.), early, premature 
 Friih-gebaren, n. = -geburt 
 Friih-geburt, /. premature or imma- 
 ture birth (after twenty-eight 
 weeks) 
 Friih-jahrskatarrh, m. spring ca- 
 tarrh 
 Friih-klug, a. = -reif 
 Friih-reif, a. precocious 
 Friih-reife, /. precocity 
 Fruh-sommerkatarrh, m. hay fevei 
 Friih- wochenbett, n. early portion of 
 
 lying-in period 
 Fruh-zeitig, a. premature, preco- 
 cious 
 Friih-zeitigkeit, /. prematurity, pre- 
 cocity 
 Fruhlings-fieber, n. spring fever 
 Friihlings-katarrh, m. spring catarrh, 
 
 hay fever 
 Fruhlings-kur, /. spring treatment 
 in a popular sense 
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Fru 
 
 OF MKDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fus 
 
 Fruktose, /. = Fruchtzucker 
 Frustrane Herzcontraktion, /. heart- 
 beat of insufficient strength to 
 cause a pulse-beat 
 Fuchs-grind, m. or -raude, /. alo- 
 pecia 
 Fuge, /. joint, commissure, sym- 
 physis ; suture 
 Fiigen, v.t. to join, to unite, to 
 
 articulate 
 Fugengelenk, n. articulation 
 Fugenverbindung, /. symphysis 
 Fiigung, /. joining, articulation 
 Fuhlen, v.t. & i. to feel, to touch, to 
 
 perceive 
 Fuhlen, n. feeling, sensation, per- 
 ception 
 Fiihlend, a. feeling, sensitive, sus- 
 ceptible 
 Fuhl-bar, a. perceptible, tactile, 
 
 palpable 
 Fiihl-barkeit, /. perceptibility, sensi- 
 bility, palpableness 
 Fiihl-los, a. insensible, apathetic ; 
 
 unfeeling ; cold 
 Fiihl-losigkeit, /. insensibility, un- 
 
 feelingness ; coldness 
 Fiihl-raum, m. space within reach 
 Fuhl-sinn, m. sense of touch 
 Fiihl-sphare, /. sensory area for 
 
 tactile and muscular sensations 
 Fiihrung, /. direction, handling 
 Fiihrungs-linie, /. axis of pelvis 
 Fiihrungs-stab, m. a pilot or director 
 Fiille, /. abundance, plenty 
 Fiillen, n. (der Zahne), filling (of 
 
 teeth) 
 Fullung, /. filling, fulness 
 Fiillungszustand, m. condition of 
 
 being full 
 Fulminierend, a. fulminant 
 Fumarsaure, /. boletic acid 
 Fumigieren, v.t. to fumigate 
 Fundamentaler Reizwert, m. funda- 
 mental value of a stimulus 
 Fundamentalformel, /. fundamental 
 
 formula 
 Fund-bericht, or -schein, m. report 
 
 of post-mortem 
 Fiinffach-Schwefelantimon, n. an- 
 timony pentasulphide 
 Fiinfhugel, m. coUiculus subpinealis 
 Funflingsgeburt, /. quintuple birth 
 Funfioch, n. bandwurmahnliches, 
 
 Pentastoma taenioides 
 Funfioch, m. gezahneltes, Pentas- 
 toma denticulatum 
 Fiinfmund, m. = Funfioch 
 Fiinftagig, a. quintan 
 
 Fiinftgebarende, /. quintipara 
 
 Funfwertig, a. pentavalent 
 
 Fungos, a. fungous, fungoid 
 
 Fungositat, /. fungosity 
 
 Funiculitis, /. inflammation of funi- 
 cular process 
 
 Funkensehen, n. photopsia 
 
 Funktion, /. function 
 
 Funktionell, a. functional 
 
 Funktions-fahig, a. capable of func- 
 tion 
 
 Funktions-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 function 
 
 Funktions-storung, /. disturbance of ' 
 function 
 
 Funktions-unfahig, a. incapable of 
 function 
 
 Funktions-unfahigkeit, /. incapa- 
 bility of function 
 
 Funktions-vermogen, n. = -fahigkeit 
 
 Funktions-wechsel, m. alteration or 
 change of function 
 
 Furche, /. furrow ; ridge, groove, 
 wrinkle, sulcus 
 
 Furchen-sonde, /. grooved director 
 or sound 
 
 Furchen-spatel, /. grooved spatula 
 
 Furchung, /. segmentation or cleav- 
 age 
 
 Furchungs-erscheinung, /. segmen- 
 tation phenomenon 
 
 Furchungs-furche, /. groove of seg- 
 mentation or cleavage 
 
 Furchungs-hohle, /. segmentation or 
 cleavage cavity 
 
 Furchungs-kern, m. segmentation 
 nucleus 
 
 Furchungs - kugel, /. globule or 
 granule of segmentation or cleav- 
 age 
 
 Furchungs-prozess, m. = -vorgang 
 
 Furchungs-spalte, /. cleft or fissure 
 of segmentation 
 
 Furchungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 segmentation or cleavage 
 
 Furchungs-zelle, /. segmentation- 
 cell 
 
 Furfurancarbonsaure, /. pyromucic 
 acid 
 
 Furibund, a. raving mad. 
 
 Furunkel, m. boil, furuncle 
 
 Furunkelbildung, /. formation of a 
 boil 
 
 Furunkulose, /. furunculosis 
 
 Fusel, m. fusel-oil ; popular term for 
 bad spirit 
 
 Fuselhaltig, a. = Fuselig 
 
 Fuselig, a. containing fusel-oil 
 
 Fuselol, n. fusel-oil 
 
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Fus 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Fus-, 
 
 Fuss, m. foot, pes ; basis, base 
 Fuss-ader, /. a vein of tlie foot 
 Fuss-arterie, /. an artery of the foot 
 Fuss-bad, n. foot-bath 
 Fuss-ballen, m. ball of the foot 
 Fuss-band, n. a ligament of the foot 
 Fuss-bekleidung, /. the clothing or 
 
 covering of the foot 
 Fuss-bett, n. suspension cradle-splint 
 
 for foot 
 Fuss-beuge, /. instep 
 Fuss-beuger, m. a flexor muscle of 
 
 foot 
 Fuss-biege, /. = -beuge 
 Fuss-binde, /. foot-bandage 
 Fuss-blatt, n. plantar surface 
 Fuss-clonus, m. ankle clonus 
 Fuss-einstellung, /. foot presenta- 
 tion 
 Fuss-erkaltung, /. chilling of the 
 
 feet 
 Fuss-geburt, /. foot delivery or 
 
 presentation 
 Fussgelenk, n. ankle-joint ; an arti- 
 culation of the foot 
 
 oberes — , tibio-tarsal joint 
 Fussgelenk-band, n. a ligament of 
 
 ankle or other joint of foot 
 Fussgelenk-beugung, /. flexion of 
 
 ankle-joint 
 Fussgelenk-streckung, /. extension 
 
 of ankle-joint 
 Fussgelenk-verkrummung, /. dis- 
 tortion or malformation of ankle- 
 joint 
 Fussgelenk-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of the ankle-joint 
 Fuss-geschwur, n. ulcer of the foot 
 Fuss-gewolbe, n. plantar arch 
 Fuss-gicht, /. gout in the foot 
 Fuss-gichtisch, a. gouty in the foot 
 Fuss-klonus, m. ankle clonus 
 Fuss-knochel, m. malleolus 
 Fuss-knochelgelenk, n. ankle-joint 
 Fuss-knochen, m. a bone of the foot 
 Fuss-knochengeriist, n. the bony 
 
 framework of the foot 
 Fuss-knorren, m. = -knochel 
 Fuss-kriimmung,/. curvature of foot 
 Fuss-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 Fuss-leiden, n. affection of foot 
 Fuss-los, a. footless 
 Fuss-maschine, /. any apparatus for 
 
 treating deformed feet 
 Fuss-muskel, m. a muscle of the foot 
 Fuss-muskelbinde, /. plantar fascia 
 Fuss-muskulatur, /. muscular appa- 
 ratus of foot 
 Fuss-nerv, m. a nerve of the foot 
 
 Fuss-odem, n. oedema of foot 
 Fuss-phanomenon, n. ankle clonus 
 Fuss-platte, /. (des Steigbugels), base:" 
 
 or foot (of stapes) 
 Fuss-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Fuss-roUenentziindung, /. podotro-- 
 
 chlitis 
 Fussriicken, m. dorsum of foot 
 Fussriicken-arterie, /. dorsal artery/ 
 
 of foot 
 Fussrucken-blutader, /. dorsal veim 
 
 of foot 
 Fussriicken-bogen, m. dorsal arch of; 
 
 foot 
 Fussriicken-nerv, m. a dorsal nerve: 
 
 of the foot 
 Fussriicken-netz, n. dorsal plexus of: 
 
 foot 
 Fussrucken-pulsader, /. = -arterie : 
 Fussriicken-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Fuss-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Fuss-schmerz, m. pain in foot 
 Fuss-schwebe, /. sling or suspension! 
 
 apparatus for foot 
 Fuss-schweiss, m. sweating foot,, 
 
 bromidrosis 
 Fuss-schweissmittel, n. remedy for.- 
 
 sweating feet 
 Fusssohle, /. plantar surface 
 Fusssohlen-arterie, /. plantar artery/ 
 Fusssohlen-binde, /. plantar fascia 
 Fusssohlen-bogen, m. plantar arch 
 Fusssohlen - flache, /. plantar sur-- 
 
 face 
 Fusssohlen-gegend, /. plantar regiom 
 Fusssohlen muskel, m. plantar: 
 
 muscle 
 Fusssohlen-nerv, m. plantar nerve 
 Fusssohlen-pulsader, /. or -schlag-- 
 
 ader, /. = -arterie 
 Fusssohlen-schmerz, m. pain in sole- 
 
 of foot 
 Fusssohlen-warze, /. plantar wart 
 Fuss-stummel, m. stump of foot 
 
 after amputation 
 Fuss-tritt, m. = -platte 
 Fuss-vene, /. a vein of the foot 
 Fuss-verdrehung, /. a deformity of 
 
 the foot ; sprain 
 Fuss-verkriimmung, /. deformity or 
 
 malformation of foot 
 Fuss-verletzung, /. injury of the foot 
 Fuss-verstauchung, /. spraining of 
 
 foot 
 Fuss-vertreten, n. = -verstauchung 
 Fuss-verunstaltung, /. disfigurement 
 
 of foot 
 Fuss-vorlagerun^ f. loot preseata- 
 
 tion 
 
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 Gal 
 
 Fuss-warmer, m. foot-warmer 
 Fuss-wirbelbein, n. astragalus 
 Fuss-wunde, /. wound of foot 
 Fusswurzel, /. tarsus 
 Fusswurzel-arterie, /. tarsal artery 
 Fusswurzel-band, n. tarsal ligament 
 Fusswurzel-bein, n. a tarsal bone 
 Fusswurzel-gelenk, n. tarsal articu- 
 lation 
 Fusswurzel-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Fusswurzel-mittelfussband, n. tarso- 
 metatarsal ligament 
 Fusswurzelmittelfussgelenk, n. tar- 
 so-metatarsal joint 
 
 Fusswurzel-pulsader, f. = -arterie 
 Fusswurzel-riickenband, n. dorsal 
 
 tarsal ligament 
 Fusswurzel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Fusswurzel-sohlenband, n. plantar 
 
 tarsal ligament 
 Fuss-zehe, /. toe 
 Fuss-zehennagel, m. toenail 
 Fuss-zelle, /. basal or cylinder cell 
 Fiitterung, /. feeding ; food, fodder 
 Fiitterungs-milzbrand, m. anthrax 
 
 conveyed through fodder 
 Fiitterungs-tuberkulose, /. tubercu- 
 losis conveyed through fodder 
 
 Gabe, /. dose 
 Gabel, /. fork 
 Gabel-artig, a. forked, bifurcated, 
 
 dichotomous 
 Gabel-bein, n. wishing-bone 
 Gabel-formig, a. = -artig 
 Gabelig, a. = Gabelartig 
 Gabel-teilung, /. bifurcation, di- 
 chotomy 
 Gabelung,'/. = Gabelteilung 
 Gabel-zelle, /. bifurcated cell 
 Gabenlehre, /. posology 
 Gafsa-beule, /. or -geschwur, n. a 
 
 form of Aleppo boil 
 Gahnen, v.i. to yawn, to gape 
 Gahnen, n. yawning, gaping 
 Gahn-akt, m, the act of yawning 
 Gahn-krampf,»w. spasmodic prawning 
 Gahn-sucht, /. excessive or morbid 
 
 yawning 
 Gahn-siichtig, a, affected with ex- 
 cessive or morbid yawning 
 Gahren, v.i, ; vide Garen 
 Gahrung, /. and compds,, vide 
 
 Garung 
 Gaisfuss, m. ; vide Geissfuss 
 Galakt ... (in compds,), milk-, 
 
 galactor 
 Galakt-ocele, n, galactocele, milk- 
 cyst 
 Galakt-ometer, m. cremometer 
 Galakt-ophor, m, artificial nipple 
 Galakt-ophora, n.pl. galactagogues 
 Galakt-ophorisch, a. galactophorous, 
 
 lactiferous 
 Galakt-oplerosis, /. excessive secre- 
 tion of milk 
 Galakt-opoa, n.pl. galactagogues 
 Galakt-opoisch, a, milk-prpdHping, 
 RiUk-increasing 
 
 Galakt-oposie, /. milk diet 
 Galakt-opyretos, m. milk fever 
 Galakt-orrhoe, /. galactorrhoea 
 Galakt-ose, /. galactose 
 Galakt-oskop, n. galactoscope, lac- 
 tometer 
 Galakt-ostase, /. excessive swelling 
 
 of breast through milk-secretion 
 Galakt-ozemie, /, loss of milk 
 Galakt-ozyme, /. milk ferment ; 
 
 koumyss 
 Galakt-urie, /. chyluria 
 Galeanthropia, /. delusion of having 
 
 been converted into a cat 
 Galenisch, a. Galenic 
 Galenischer Verband, m. Galen's 
 
 bandage 
 Galeropie, /. morbid sensitiveness to 
 
 bright light 
 Galgant, m. or -wurzel, /. Radix 
 
 galangae, Ph. G. 
 Gall- (in compds,), vide also Gallen- 
 Gallapfel, m.pl. gall-apples ; -gerb- 
 
 saure, /. tannic acid ; -tinktur, /. 
 
 tincture of galls 
 Galle, /, gall or bile 
 Gallen-abfluss, m. flow of bile {i.e. 
 
 periodic, after meals) 
 Gallen-abfuhr, /. removal of bile 
 Gallen-abfuhrend, a. bile-removing, 
 
 cholagogue 
 Gallen-abscess, m. biliary abscess 
 Gallen-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 bile 
 Gallen-ader, /. cystic vein 
 Gallen-arm, a. deficient in bile 
 Gallen-arterie, /. cystic artery 
 Gallen-artig, a. biliary 
 Gallen - ausfijhrungsgang, m. bile- 
 duct 
 
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Gal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gal 
 
 Gallen-behalter, m. gall-bladder 
 
 Gallen-bereitung, /. = -bildung, 
 
 Gallen-bestandteil, m. a constituent 
 of bile 
 
 Gallen-bildung, /. formation of bile 
 
 Gallen-bitter, a. bitter as gall 
 
 Gallenblase, /. gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen- (in compds.), cystic, 
 bUiary 
 
 Gallenblasen-abtragung, /. removal 
 of gall-bladder, cholecystectomy 
 
 Gallenblasen-arterie, /. cystic artery 
 
 Gallenblasen-ausdehnung, /. dilata- 
 tion of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen - bauchdeckenfistel, /. 
 biliary fistula of abdominal- 
 wall 
 
 Gallenblasen-bauchfistel, /. abdom- 
 inal biliary fistula 
 
 Gallenblasen-blutader, /. cystic vein 
 
 Gallenblasen-bruch, m. hernia of 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-darmfistel, /. fistulous 
 communication between gall- 
 bladder and intestinal canal 
 
 Gallenblasen-durchbohrung, /. per- 
 foration of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-empyem, n. empyema 
 of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-entfernung, /. = -ab- 
 tragung 
 
 Gallenblasen-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-eroffnung, /. opening 
 of gall-bladder, cholecystotomy 
 
 Gallenblasen-erweiterung, /. = -aus- 
 dehnung 
 
 Gallenblasen-gang, m. cystic duct 
 
 Gallenblasen-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 of the gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-geschwur, n. ulcer of 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Callenblasen-grube, /. fossa upon 
 
 ' inferior surface of liver for gall- 
 bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-grund, m. fundus of 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-hals, m. neck of gall- 
 bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-haut, /. mucous mem- 
 brane of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-krebs, m. cancer of 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-kuppe, /. fundus of 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-naht, /. suture of gall- 
 bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-pulsader, /. or -schlag- 
 ader, /. = -arterie 
 
 i6o 
 
 Gallenblasen-schleirii, m. mucus of 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-schleimhaut, /. = -haut 
 
 Gallenblasen-schnitt, m. = -eroffnung 
 
 Gallenblasen-stein, m. gall-stone, 
 biliary concretion 
 
 Gallenblasen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Gallenblasen-verletzung, /. injury to 
 gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen- wassersucht, /. dropsy 
 of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallenblasen-zerreissung, /. rupture 
 of gall-bladder 
 
 Gallen-blutader, /. cystic vein 
 
 Gallen-braun, n. bilirubin 
 
 Gallen-brechen, n. vomiting of bile 
 
 Gallen-bronchialfistel, /. biliary bron- 
 chial fistula 
 
 Gallen-capillaren, pi. bile capillaries 
 
 Gallen-darm, m. duodenum 
 
 Gallen-driise, /. biliary gland 
 
 Gallen-eindickung, /. increased con- 
 sistency of bile 
 
 Gallen-erbrechen, n. = -brechen 
 
 Gallen-ergiessung, /. or -erguss, m. 
 discharge of bile 
 
 Gallen-farbstoff, m. biliary pigment 
 
 Gallen-farbstoff cylinder, m. bile-pig- 
 ment cast 
 
 Gallen-farbstoff haltig, a. containing 
 bile-pigment 
 
 Gallen-fett, n. cholesterin 
 
 Gallen-fettsaure, /. a bile acid 
 
 Gallen-fieber, n. biliary fever 
 
 Gallen-fistel, /. biliary fistula 
 
 Gallen-fluss, m. biliary flow 
 
 Gallengang, m. bile-duct or -passage 
 gemeinsamer or gemeinschaft- 
 licher — , common bile-duct 
 
 Gallengang-anschwellung, /. general 
 dilatation of bile-passages 
 
 Gallengang-druse, /. gland of bile- 
 duct 
 
 Gallengang-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of bile-duct 
 
 Gallengang-erschlaffung, /. atony of 
 gall-duct 
 
 Gallengang-erweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of bile-duct 
 
 Gallengang-kapillaren, f.pl. bile- 
 
 . duct capillaries 
 
 Gallengang-krebs, m. cancer of bile- 
 duct 
 
 Gallengang-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of bile-duct 
 
 Gallengang-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
Gal 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gal 
 
 Gallengang-verengung, /. stenosis of 
 
 bile-duct 
 Gallengang - verschliessung, /. or 
 -verschluss, m. occlusion of bile- 
 duct 
 Gallengang-verschwellung, /. occlu- 
 sion of bile-duct by swelling of 
 mucous membrane 
 Gallengang-verstopfung, /. obstruc- 
 tion of bile-duct 
 Gallen-gefass, n. biliary vessel 
 Gallen-gefassfistel, /. biliary fistula 
 
 into a blood- or lymph-vessel 
 Gallen-gelb, n. bilirubin 
 Gallen-geschmack, m. taste of bile 
 Gallen-geschwulst, /. biliary tumour 
 Gallen-gries, m. biliary gravel or 
 
 sand, small biliary concretions 
 Gallen-griin, n. biliverdin, -griin, a. 
 
 bile-green 
 Gallen-harze, n.pl. resins contained 
 
 in the bUe 
 Gallen-kanal, m. or -kanalchen, n. 
 
 = -gang 
 Gallen-kapillaren, pi. bile capillaries 
 Gallen-kolik, /. biliary colic 
 Gallen-krankheit, /. biliary disease 
 Gallen-los, a. without bile 
 Gallen-losigkeit, /. or -mangel, m. 
 
 acholia 
 Gallen-menge, /. amount of bile 
 Gallen-mucin, n. biliary mucin 
 Gallen-pigment, n. bile-pigment 
 Gallen-pigmentinfarkt, m. infarct of 
 
 bile-pigmient 
 Gallen-pleurafistel, /. biliary fistula 
 
 opening into pleural cavity 
 Gallen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Gallen-reaktion, /. bile reaction 
 Gallen-reich, a. rich in bile 
 Gallen-ruhr, /. increased flow of 
 
 bile 
 Gallen-sauer, a. bUe acid {adj.) 
 Gallen-saure, /. bile acid 
 Gallen-scheide, /. Glisson's capsule 
 Gallen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Gallen-sekretion, /. secretion of bile 
 Gallen-stauung, /. biliary engorge- 
 ment 
 Gallenstein, m. gallstone, biUary 
 
 calculus 
 Gallenstein-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 gallstones 
 Gallenstein-einklemmung, /. impac- 
 tion of gallstone 
 Gallenstein-fett, n. cholesterin 
 Gallenstein-kolik, /. gallstone colic 
 Gallenstein-krankheit, /. or -leiden, 
 w. cholelithiasis 
 
 i6i 
 
 Gallenstein-leidende, m. & f. sufferer 
 
 from gallstones 
 Gallen-stoff, m. constituent of bile 
 Gallen-sucht, /. a name given 
 formerly to diseases associated 
 with jaundice 
 Gallen-siichtig, a. bilious, choleric 
 Gallen-suss, n. picromel 
 Gallen-talg, m. = -fett 
 Gallen-treibend, a. cholagogic 
 Gallen-uberschuss, m. excess of bile 
 Gallen-verdickung, /. increased con- 
 sistency of bUe 
 Gallen-weg, m. and compds. = 
 
 -gang 
 Gallen-wirkung, /. effect of bile 
 Gallen-zucker, m. = -siiss 
 Gallen-zufuhr, /. supply of bile 
 Gallert-ahnlich, a. gelatinous, gela- 
 
 tinoid, colloid 
 Gallert-art, /. variety or form of 
 
 gelatine 
 Gallert-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Gallert-auflosung, /. solution of gela- 
 tine 
 Gallert-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 gelatinous or colloid matter 
 Gallert-cyste, /. colloid cyst 
 Gallert-cystoid, n. = -cyste 
 Gallerte, /. gelatine, jelly, colloid 
 matter 
 
 — Whartonsche, Wharton's 
 jelly 
 Gallert-entartung, /. colloid degener- 
 ation 
 Gallert-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Gallert-gericht, n. jelly as an article 
 
 of food 
 Gallert-geschwulst, /. colloid tumour 
 Gallert-gewebe, n. gelatinous or 
 
 mucous tissue 
 Gallert-haufen, m. gelatinous or 
 
 colloid mass 
 Gallertig, a. gelatinous 
 Gallertig - schleimig, a. muco-gela- 
 
 tinous 
 Gallert-kapsel, /. gelatine capsule 
 Gallert-kern, m. gelatinous nucleus 
 Gallert-krebs, m. colloid cancer 
 Gallert-kropf, m. colloid goitre 
 Gallert-mark, n. bone-marrow af- 
 fected by colloid degeneration 
 Gallert-masse, /. colloid substance 
 Gallert-moos, n. Carrageen moss 
 Gallert-sarkom, n. colloid sarcoma 
 Gallert-suppe, f. soup made of jelly 
 Gallert-tafel, /. medicated gelatine 
 
 tablet or tabloid 
 Gallgerbsaure, /. gallic acid 
 
Gal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gar 
 
 Gallicht, a. = Gallig 
 Gallig, a. bilious, biliary 
 Gallige Dyskrasie, /. jaundice 
 Gallitzenstein, weisser, m. sulphate 
 
 of zinc ; — blauer, sulphate of 
 
 copper 
 Galloppierend, a. galloping 
 Gall'sche Schadellehre, /. phrenology 
 Gallus-gerbsaure, /. gallic acid 
 Gallus-saure, /. gallic acid 
 Gallus-saureglycerit, n. glycerine of 
 
 gallic acid 
 Gallus-sauresalbe, /. gallic-acid oint- 
 ment 
 Galmei, m. calamine 
 Galvanisch, a. galvanic 
 Galvanisieren, v.t. to galvanise 
 Galvanisierung, /. = Galvanismus 
 Galvanismus, m. galvanism 
 Galvano- (in compds.), galvano- 
 Galvano-chirurgie, /. surgical use of 
 
 galvanism 
 Galvano-kaustik, /. galvano-cauteri- 
 
 sation 
 Galvano - kaustisch, a. galvano- 
 
 caustic 
 Galvano-kauter, m. galvano-cautery 
 
 knife 
 Galvano-lyse, /. electrolysis 
 Galvano-punktur, /. galvano-punc- 
 
 ture 
 Galvano-therapie, /. galvano-thera- 
 
 peutics 
 Gambir, n. catechu 
 Gambogiasaure, /. gambogic acid 
 Gammacismus, m. lalling ; slurring 
 
 of the consonants g and k 
 Gamomanie, /. mania for making 
 
 proposals of marriage 
 Gang, m. duct, excretory duct, 
 
 canal, meatus, passage ; gait, 
 
 walk ; course 
 Gangbar, a. pervious 
 Ganglien, f.pl. ganglia 
 Ganglien-entziindung, /. gangliitis 
 Ganglien-gefiecht, n. ganglionic 
 
 plexus 
 Ganglien-grau, n. grey substance of 
 
 cerebral ganglia 
 Ganglien-korper, m. ganglion body 
 Ganglien-kugel, /. ganglion cell 
 GangUen-lage, /. ganglionic layer 
 Ganglien-leiste, /. neural crest 
 Ganglien - nerv, m. sympathetic 
 
 nerve 
 Ganglien-nervensystem, n. sympa- 
 thetic nervous system 
 Ganglien-schicht, /. = -lage 
 GangUen-system, n, = -nervensystem 
 
 Ganglien-zelle, /. ganglion Cell 
 Ganglien-zellenanhaufung, /. accu- 
 mulation of ganglion cells 
 Ganglien-zellenfortsatz, m. process 
 
 of ganglion cell 
 Ganglien-zellenschicht, /. ganglionic 
 
 cell layer 
 Ganglioma, n. lymphatic gland 
 
 tumour 
 Ganglion- (and compds.), vide Gan- 
 glien 
 Ganglionisch, a. ganglionic 
 Gamglios, a. = Ganglionisch 
 Gangran, /. gangrene, sloughing 
 Gangranescenz, /. the becoming 
 
 gangrenous, sloughing 
 Gangraneszieren, v.i. to become 
 
 gangrenous 
 Gangraneszierung, /. = Gangranes- 
 cenz 
 Gangranieren, v.i. = Gangranes- 
 zieren 
 Gangranos, a. gangrenous 
 Gangranose, /. = Gangranescenz 
 Gangstorung, /. disturbance of gait 
 Ganse-brust, /. pigeon-breast 
 Ganse-fuss, w. (kleiner), infra-orbital 
 
 plexus 
 Ganse-fussgeflecht, n. pes anserinus 
 Ganse-haut, /. cutis anserina 
 Gar- (in compds.), vide Garung 
 Gare, /. fermentation ; yeast 
 Garen, v.i. to ferment, to effervesce 
 Garen, n. fermentation 
 Garend, a. fermenting 
 Gargarisation, /. the act of gargling 
 Gargarisieren, v.t. to gargle 
 Gargarismus, in. = Gargarisation 
 Garneele, /. shrimp 
 Garneelen-gift, n. poison from 
 
 shrimps 
 Garneelen-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 
 by shrimps 
 Garnisonlazarett, n. military hospital 
 Garten-kresse, /. garden cress 
 Garten-schierling, m. fool's parsley 
 Garten-thymian, m. thyme 
 Garung, /. fermentation 
 Garungs-ahnlich, a. resembling fer- 
 mentation 
 Garungs-amylalkohol, m. fermenta- 
 
 tioil amylic alcohol 
 Garungs-bewirkend, a. = -erregend 
 Garungs-buttersaure, /. fermentation 
 
 butyric acid 
 Garungs-erregend, a. fermentative, 
 
 zymotic 
 Garungs-erreger, m. ferment, an 
 exciter of fermentation 
 
 162 
 
&it 
 
 Of MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gag 
 
 Garungs-erscheinung, /. lermenta- 
 
 tion phenomenon 
 Garungs-erzeuger, m. = -erreger 
 Garungs-fahig, a. capable of fer- 
 mentation, fermentable 
 Garungs-fahigkeit, /. fermentability 
 Garungs-hemmend, a. checking or 
 
 delaying fermentation 
 Garungs-kraft,/. fermentative power 
 Garungs-krankheit, /. a zymotic 
 
 disease 
 Garungs-lehre, /. zymology 
 Garungs-luft, /. gas produced by 
 
 fermentation, carbonic acid 
 Garungs-messer, m. zymometer 
 Garungs-milchsaure, /. lactic acid 
 Garungs-mittel, n. ferment 
 Garungs-organismen, pi. fermenta- 
 tive organisms 
 Garungs-pilz, m. fermentation fun- 
 gus, yeast plant 
 Garungs-probe, /. fermentation test 
 Garungs-stoff, ni. = -mittel 
 Garungs-verfahren, n. method or 
 
 system of fermentation 
 Garungs-vorgang, m. fermentation 
 
 process 
 Garungs-widrig, a. antizymotic, anti- 
 fermentative 
 Garungs-wirkend, a. = -erregend 
 Garungs-wirkung, /. effect or result 
 
 of fer:nentation 
 • Gas, n. gas, air 
 
 Gas-abgang, m. passage of flatus 
 Gas-abscess, m. abscess containing 
 
 gas 
 Gas-ahnlich, a. resembling gas, 
 
 gaseous 
 Gas-anhaufung, /. or -ansammlung, 
 
 /. accumulation of gas or flatus 
 Gas-art, /. kind or variety of gas 
 Gas-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Gas-austausch, m. exchange or 
 
 interchange of gases 
 Gas-bad, n. gas-bath 
 Gas-bildend, a. gas-forming 
 Gas-bildner, m. gas-producer 
 Gas-bildung, /. formation of gas 
 Gas-blase, /. gas or air bubble 
 Gas-brenner, m. gas cautery 
 Gas-einatmung, /. inhalation of gas 
 Gas-entbindungsflasche, /. gas-bottle 
 Gas-entwickelung, /. development 
 
 of gas or flatus 
 Gas-form, /. = -rart 
 Gas-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Gas-gehalt, m. amount of contained 
 
 gas 
 Cas-gemisch, n. mixture of gases 
 
 Gas-haltig, a. gas-COntaining 
 Gas-heizung, /. heating with gas 
 Gas-inhalationskrankheit, /. illness 
 
 produced by inhaling gas 
 Gas-kalk,m. gas-lime, hydrosulphate 
 
 of lime 
 Gas-klystier, n. gas enema 
 Gas-kohle, /. gas-coke 
 Gas-ofen, m. gas-stove 
 Gas-spannung, /. tension due to gas 
 Gas-waschflasche, /. gas washing- 
 bottle 
 Gas-wechsel, m. exchange or inter- 
 change of gases 
 Gasser'scher Knoten, m. Gasserian 
 
 ganglion 
 Gaste, m.pl. guests, commensals ; 
 
 parasites while occupying the 
 
 body of their host 
 Gasteromyceten, f.pl. gastero- 
 
 mycetes 
 Gastr- (in compds.), relating to' 
 
 stomach 
 Gastr-algie, /. gastralgia 
 Gastr-algisch, a. gastralgic 
 Gastr-algokenosis, /. pain arising: 
 
 from an empty stomach (Boas) 
 Gastr ektasie, /. dilatation o£ 
 
 stomach 
 Gastr - ektomie, /. resection of 
 
 stomach 
 Gastr-icitat, /. disorder of stomach 
 Gastr-isch, a. gastric 
 Gastr-izismus, m. morbid condition 
 
 of the stomach, upset stomach 
 Gastro- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 stomach 
 Gastro-adenitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 glands of stomach 
 Gastro- cele, n. hernia of stomach 
 Gastro-4ynie, /. gastrodynia 
 Gastro - elkosis, /. ulceration of 
 
 stomach 
 Gastro-enterostomie, /. gastro-en- 
 
 terostomy 
 Gastro-graph, m. instrument for re- 
 cording gastric peristalsis (B8«/jor«). 
 Gastro-hysterotomie, /. Cassarean 
 
 section 
 Gastro-krisen, pi. gastric crises 
 Gastro - malacie, /. softening of 
 
 stomach 
 Gastro-megalie, /. abnormal en- 
 largement of stomach 
 Gastro-pagus, m. double monster 
 
 attached at abdomen 
 Gastro-pathie, /. gastric disease 
 Gastro - plegie, /. paralysis of 1 
 
 stomach 
 
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Gas 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLlSM DICTIONARY 
 
 a&a 
 
 Gastrd-piicatio, /. gastrorrhaphy 
 Gastro-rrhagie, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 stomach 
 Gastro-rrhaphie, /. gastrorrhaphy 
 Gastro-rrhexis, /. rupture of sto- 
 
 miach 
 Gastro-rrhoe, /. excessive secretion 
 
 of gastric juice 
 Gastro-schisis, /. congenital defect 
 
 in epigastrium 
 Gastro-skopie, /. examination of 
 
 stomach with gastroscope 
 Gastro-spasmus, m. gastric spasm 
 Gastro-stomie, /. gastrostomy 
 Gastro-tomie, /. gastrotomy 
 Gastro-tympanitis, /. gastric tym- 
 panites 
 Gastro-xie, /. a form of nervous 
 
 dyspepsia 
 Gastro-xynsis, /. = Gastro-xie 
 Gastrulahohle, /. digestive or endo- 
 
 dermic cavity of the gastrula 
 Gattung, /. kind, sort, race, genus, 
 
 species 
 Gaultheriaol, n. oil of winter green 
 Gaumen, m. palate 
 Gaumen, barter, or knocherner, hard 
 
 or bony palate 
 Gaumen, weicher, soft palate 
 Gaumen- (in compds.), palatine 
 Gaumen-abscess, m. alveolar abscess 
 Gaumen-arterie, /. palatine artery 
 Gaumen-balgdriise, /. palatine gland 
 Gaumen-bein, n. palatine bone 
 Gaumen-bildung, /. plastic forma- 
 tion of a palate 
 Gaumen-blutader, /. palatine vein 
 Gaumen-bogen, ni. palatine arch 
 Gaumen-bogenlahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of soft palate 
 Gaumen-breitendreieck, n. palatal 
 triangle with prosthion for apex 
 and greatest palatal width for 
 base 
 Gaumen-defekt, n. defect in palate 
 Gaumen-dreieck, n. palatal triangle 
 with apex at posterior diameter of 
 palate 
 Gaumen-driise, /. palatine gland 
 Gaumen-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 palate 
 Gaumen-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of palate 
 Gaumen-falten, f.pl. palatine ridges 
 Gaumen-flor, m. = -segel 
 Gaumen-fliigel, m. pterygoid pro- 
 cess 
 Gaumen-fc.tsatz, m. palatine pro- 
 cess 
 
 164 
 
 Gaumen-gang, m. palatine canal 
 Gaumen-gewolbe, n. = -began 
 Gaumen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of palate 
 Gaumen-haken, m. palate-hook or 
 
 retractor 
 Gaumen-heber, m. levator palati 
 Gaumen-katarrh, m. catarrh of 
 
 palate 
 Gaumen - keilbein- (in compds.), 
 
 spheno-palatine 
 Gaumen-keilbeingeflecht, n. spheno- 
 palatine plexus 
 Gaumen-keilbeinknoten, m. spheno- 
 palatine ganglion 
 Gaumen-keilbeinnerv, m. spheno- 
 palatine nerve 
 Gaumen-knochen, m. = -bain 
 Gaumen-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 palate 
 Gaumen-laut, m. palatal sound or 
 
 tone 
 Gaumen-leisten, f.pl. = -falten 
 Gaumen-loch, n. palatine foramen 
 Gauman-liicke, /. cleft in palate 
 Gaumen - mandel, /. pharyngeal 
 
 tonsil 
 Gauman-missbildung, /. malforma- 
 tion of palate 
 Gauman-muskal, m. palatine muscle 
 Gaumen-naht, /. palatine suture, 
 
 staphylorraphy 
 Gaumen-nerv, m. palatine nerve 
 Gaumen-obturator, m. obturator for 
 
 palate 
 Gauman-platte, /. = -obturator 
 Gaumen-pulsader, /. = -arteria 
 Gaumen-schlagader, /. = -artarie 
 Gaumen - schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of palate 
 Gaumen - schlundkopfmuskal, m. 
 
 palato-pharyngeus muscle 
 Gaumen-schniirar, m. constrictor 
 
 isthmii faucium 
 Gaumen-segel, n. velum palati, soft 
 
 palate 
 Gaumen-segallahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of soft palate 
 Gauman-segalmuskeln, m.pl. mus- 
 cles of soft palate 
 Gaumen-seite, /. palatal side 
 Gaumen-spalte, /. = -lucke 
 Gaumen-spaltung, /. = -liicke 
 Gaumen-spanner, m. tensor palati 
 Gaumen-stachel, m. posterior nasal 
 
 spine 
 Gaumen-stopfar, m. = -obturator 
 Gaumen-tasche, /. a small evagina- 
 tion of the oesophagus in the 
 embryo of some animals 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Geb 
 
 Gaumen-ton, m. = -laut 
 Gaumen-tonsille, /. palatine tonsil 
 Gaumen-tubenmuskel, m. muscle of 
 
 Eustachian tube 
 Gaumen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Gaumen-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of palate 
 Gaumen-vorhang, m. — -segel 
 Gaumen-warze, /. palatal papilla 
 Gaumen-wulst, m. torus palatinus 
 Gaumen-wurzel, /. root of palate 
 Gaumen-zungenbogen, m. anterior 
 
 pillar of fauces 
 Gaxen und Staxen, n. hemming and 
 
 hawing 
 Gaze, /. gauze 
 
 Gaze-bauschchen, n. gauze com- 
 press 
 Gaze-binde, /. gauze bandage 
 Gaze-drainage, /. drainage by plug 
 
 or strip of gauze 
 Gaze-kompresse, /. gauze compress 
 Gaze-tupfer, m. gauze swab or mop 
 Gaze-verband, m. gauze dressing 
 Geader, n. the blood-vessels ; arterio- 
 venous system 
 Geadert, a. veined, veiny ; marbled 
 Gebalke, n. framework, stroma 
 Geballt, a. conglomerated, conglo- 
 bate, globulated 
 Gebar- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 delivery 
 Gebar-achse, /. axis of delivery, 
 
 curve of Carus 
 Gebar-akt, m. act of delivery 
 Gebar-anstalt, /. lying-in institution 
 Gebarde, /. gesture 
 Gebarden-sprache, /. pantomimic 
 
 speech 
 GebSrden-tobsucht, /. gesture mania 
 Gebardung, /. gesticulation 
 Gebaren, v.t. to bring forth, to bear 
 
 a chUd 
 Gebaren, n. parturition, childbirth 
 Gebarende, /. a woman in labour 
 Gebarerin, /. = Gebarende 
 Gebar-fahig, a. capable of child- 
 bearing 
 Gebar-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 
 child-bearing 
 Gebar-haus, n. lying-in institution 
 Gebarmutter, /. uterus, womb 
 Gebarmutter- (in compds.), uterine, 
 utero- ; vide for compds. also 
 Mutter- and Uterin- 
 Gebarmutter - abscess, m. uterine 
 
 abscess, pyometra 
 Gebarmutter-abschnitt, m. portion 
 of the uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-abtragung, /. extirpa- 
 tion of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-abweichung, /. uterine 
 deviation or deflection 
 
 Gebarmutter-achse, /. uterine axis 
 
 Gebarmutter-ader, /. = -blutader 
 
 Gebarmutter-anlage, /. rudiment of 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-anschoppung, /. chro- 
 nic uterine inflammation 
 
 Gebarmutter-arterie, /. uterine ar- 
 tery 
 
 Gebarmutter-ast, m. uterine branch 
 
 Gebarmutter-ausguss, m. plastic cast 
 of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-ausrottung, /. — -ab- 
 tragung 
 
 Gebarmutter-aussenflache, /. outer 
 surface of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-ausspulung, /. intra- 
 uterine douche 
 
 Gebarmutter-band, n, uterine liga- 
 ment 
 
 Gebarmutter - banderschlaffung, /. 
 relaxation of uterine ligament 
 
 Gebarmutter - bandverkurzung, /. 
 shortening of uterine ligament 
 
 Gebarmutter-bau, m. uterine struc- 
 ture 
 
 Gebarmutter - bauchentziindung, /. 
 utero-abdominal inflammation, 
 i.e. of uterus and surrounding 
 peritoneum 
 
 Gebarmutter - bauchfelliiberzug, Wj 
 peritoneal covering of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-beugung, /. flexion of 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-beweglichkeit, /. mo- 
 bility of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-bewegung, /. move- 
 ment of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-biegung, /. = -beugung 
 
 Gebarmutter-blasenbruch, m. utero- 
 vesical rupture 
 
 Gebarmutter-blasenfistel, /. utero- 
 vesical fistula 
 
 Gebarmutter - blutader, /. uterine 
 vein 
 
 Gebarmutter - blutadergeflecht, n. 
 uterine venous plexus 
 
 Gebarmutter-blutfluss, m. = -blu- 
 tung 
 
 Gebarmutter-blutgefass, m. uterine 
 blood-vessel 
 
 Gebarmutter-blutsturz, m. uterine 
 flooding 
 
 Gebarmutter-blutung, /. uterine hae- 
 morrhage ; menorrhagia, metror- 
 rhagia 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Geb 
 
 Gebarmutter - brand, m. uterine 
 sloughing 
 
 Gebarmutter - bruch, m. uterine 
 hernia, hysterocele 
 
 Gebarmutter - darmfistel, /. utero- 
 intestinal fistula 
 
 Gebarmutter - douche, /. uterine 
 douche 
 
 Gebarmutter-druck, m. pressure ex- 
 ercised by uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - driise, /. utricular 
 gland, uterine gland 
 
 Gebarmutter - driisenneubildung, /. 
 new growth of uterine glands 
 
 Gebarmutter-durchlocherung, /. per- 
 foration of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-ei, n. ovum in utero 
 (fecundated) 
 
 Gebarmutter-einspritzung, /. intra- 
 uterine injection 
 
 Gebarmutter-einstulpung, /. inver- 
 sion of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - eiterung, /. uterine 
 suppuration 
 
 Gebarmutter-emporzerrung, /. eleva- 
 tion of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-entfernung, /. = -ab- 
 tragung 
 
 Gebarmutter-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of uterus, metritis 
 
 Gebarmutter-erhebung, /. = -em- 
 porzerrung 
 
 Gebarmutter-erschlaffung, /. uterine 
 atony 
 
 Gebarmutter-erweichung, /. uterine 
 softening 
 
 Gebarmutter-erweiterung, /. uterine 
 distension 
 
 Gebarmutter - fasergeschwulst, /. 
 uterine fibro-myoma 
 
 Gebarmutter-flecken, m. uterine 
 chloasma 
 
 Gebarmutter-fluss, m. uterine dis- 
 charge 
 
 Gebarmutter-gefass, n. uterine vessel 
 
 Gebarmutter - gefiecht, n. uterine 
 plexus 
 
 Gebarmutter - gerausch, n. uterine 
 murmur, souffle 
 
 Gebarmutter-geschwulst, /. uterine 
 tumour 
 
 Gebarmutter-geschwiir, ?«. uterine 
 ulcer 
 
 Gebarmutter - gestalt, /. shape or 
 form of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - gewachs, n. uterine 
 growth 
 
 Gebarmutter - gewebe, n, uterine 
 tissue 
 
 Gebarmutter-grund, m. uterine fun- 
 dus 
 Gebarmutter-hakchen, n. uterine 
 
 hook 
 Gebarmutter-hals, m. uterine cervix, 
 
 neck 
 Gebarmutter - halter, m. hystero- 
 
 phore, any instrument to support 
 
 uterus 
 Gebarmutter-hohle, /. uterine cavity 
 Gebarmutter-horn, n. uterine cornu 
 Gebarmutter - hiille, /. peritoneal 
 
 covering of uterus 
 Gebarmutter - infarkt, m. chronic 
 
 uterine inflammation 
 Gebarmutter-innenflache, /. internal 
 
 uterine surface 
 Gebarmutter - innenflachenentziin - 
 
 dung, /. endometritis 
 Gebarmutter-kanal, m. uterine canal 
 Gebarmutter-katarrh, m. uterine 
 
 catarrh, leucorrhoea 
 Gebarmutter-knickung, /. kinking of 
 
 uterine canal ; flexion of uterus 
 Gebarmutter-kolik, /. uterine colic, 
 
 hysteralgia 
 Gebarmutter - korper, m. body of 
 
 uterus 
 Gebarmutter - krampf, m. uterine 
 
 spasm 
 Gebarmutter - krank, a. suffering 
 
 from uterine disease 
 Gebarmutter-krankheit, /. uterine 
 
 disease 
 Gebarmutter-kranz, m. pessary 
 Gebarmutter - krebs, m. uterine 
 
 cancer 
 Gebarmutter - kiihler, m. uterine 
 
 cooler (instrument) 
 Gebarmutter-kuppe, /. = -grund 
 Gebarmutter-lage, /. position of 
 
 uterus 
 Gebarmutter-lageabweichung, /. de- 
 viation from normal position of 
 
 uterus 
 Gebarmutter - lageveranderung, f. 
 
 change in position of uterus 
 Gebarmutter - lahmung, /. uterine 
 
 paralysis 
 Gebarmutter - langsachse, /. longi- 
 tudinal axis of uterus 
 Gebarmutter-leiden, n. = -krank- 
 
 heit 
 Gebarmutter-lymphgefass, n. uterine 
 
 lymphatic 
 Gebarmutter-mangel, m. absence of 
 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - meissel, m. uterine 
 tent 
 
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 Geb 
 
 Gebarmutter - messer, n. hystero- 
 
 tome 
 Gebarmutter-missbildung, /. mal- 
 formation of uterus 
 Gebarmutter-mund, m. os uteri 
 
 Gebarmutter-muskel, m. muscular 
 tissue of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-muskulatur, /. muscu- 
 lar apparatus of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-naht, /. uterine suture 
 
 Gebarmutter-neigung, /. uterine ver- 
 sion 
 
 Gebarmutter-nerv, m. uterine nerve 
 
 Gebarmutter - neubildung, /. new 
 growth of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-polyp, m. uterine polyp 
 
 Gebarmutter-polypenschere, /. uter- 
 ine polyp scissors 
 
 Gebarmutter-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Gebarmutter- ring, m. ring pessary 
 
 Gebarmutter-riss, m. uterine lacera- 
 tion 
 
 Gebarmutter-ruckbildung, /. involu- 
 tion 
 
 Gebarmutter-riickwartsbeugung, /. 
 or -riickwartsbiegung, /. uterine 
 retroflexion 
 
 Gebarmutter-riickwartsneigung, /. 
 uterine retroversion 
 
 Gebarmutter-sackwassersucht, /. hy- 
 drometra 
 
 Gebarmutter-scheidenteil, m. portio 
 vaginalis 
 
 Gebarmutter-schiefheit, /. or -schie- 
 flage, /. uterine obliquity 
 
 Gebarmutter-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Gebarmutter-schlaffheit, /. = -er- 
 schlaffung 
 
 Gebarmutter-schleimhaut, /. uterine 
 mucous membrane, endometrium 
 
 Gebarmutter - schleimhautentziin- 
 dung, /. endometritis 
 
 Gebarmutter - schleimhautkatarrh, 
 m. endometritis 
 
 Gebarmutter-schleimpolyp, m. mu- 
 cous polypus of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-schmerz, m. uterine 
 pain 
 
 Gebarmutter - schnitt, m. hyster- 
 otomy 
 
 Gebarmutter-schwindsucht, /. uter- 
 ine phthisis 
 
 Gebarmutter-senkung, /. =-tief stand 
 
 Gebarmutter-sonde, /. uterine sound 
 
 Gebarmutter - spiegel, m. uterine 
 speculum 
 
 Gebarmutter - spritze, /. uterine 
 syringe 
 
 Gebarmutter-stabchen, n. Playfair's 
 
 probe 
 Gebarmutter-stein, m. uterine con- 
 cretion 
 
 Gebarmutter-steinbildung, /. forma- 
 tion of uterine concretion 
 
 Gebarmutter-stich, m. puncture of 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-substanzvergrosserung, 
 /. uterine hypertrophy 
 
 Gebarmutter-tief stand, «. descent of 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-trager, m. uterine sup- 
 port, pessary 
 
 Gebarmutter-trichter, m. true uter- 
 ine cavity 
 
 Gebarmutter-tripper, m. gonorrhoea 
 affecting uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-umbeugung, /. flexion 
 of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-umfang, m. circum- 
 ference of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - umkehrung, /. or 
 -umstiilpung, /. inversion of 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-untersuchung, /. ex- 
 amination of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter- vene, /. and compds. 
 = -blutader 
 
 Gebarmutter-veranderung, /. uterine 
 change (pathological) 
 
 Gebarmutter-verdoppelung, /. double 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-verdrangung, /. dis- 
 placement of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-verdrehung, /. distor- 
 tion of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-vereiterung, /. = -eite- 
 rung 
 
 Gebarmutter-verengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-vergrosserung, /. uter- 
 ine hypertrophy 
 
 Gebarmutter-verhartung, /. uterine 
 induration, hardening of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - verkummerung, /. ar- 
 rested growth of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-verlagerung, /. uterine 
 displacement 
 
 Gebarmutter - verschiebung, /. = 
 -verlagerung 
 
 Gebarmutter-verschluss, m. uterine 
 occlusion 
 
 Gebarmutter-verwachsung, /. uter- 
 ine adhesion 
 
 Gebarmutter-vollbliitigkeit, /. uter- 
 ine congestion 
 
 Gebarmutter- vorf all, m, uterine pro- 
 lapse 
 
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 Geb 
 
 Gebarmutter-vorwartsbeugung, /. or 
 -vorwartsbiegung, /. anteflexion of 
 uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter - vorwartsneigung, /. 
 anteversion of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter- wand, /. or -wandung, 
 /. uterine wall 
 
 Gebarmutter-wassersucht, /. hydro- 
 metra 
 
 Gebarmutter-windgeschwulst, /. or 
 -windsucht, /. physo-metra 
 
 Gebarmutter-zellgewebsentziindung, 
 /. parametritis 
 
 Gebarmutter-zerreissung, /. rupture 
 or laceration of uterus 
 
 Gebarmutter-zerstorung, /. destruc- 
 tion of uterus (as by cancer) 
 
 Gebarmutter-zusammenschnurung, 
 /. tetanic uterine contraction 
 
 Gebarmutter - zusammenziehung, /. 
 ordinary uterine contraction 
 
 Gebar-organ, n. uterus 
 
 Gebar-stuhl, m. obstetric chair 
 
 Gebar-unfahig, a. incapable of child- 
 bearing 
 
 Gebar-unfahigkeit, /. incapability of 
 child-bearing 
 
 Gebar-unmoglichkeit, /. or -unver- 
 mogen, n. impossibility of child- 
 bearing 
 
 Gebar-vermogen, n. capability of 
 chUd-bearing 
 
 Gebar-wehen, f.pl. labour pains 
 
 Gebar-zeit, /. period of delivery 
 
 Gebein, n. skeleton ; remains 
 
 Geberdensprache, /, = Gebarden- 
 sprache 
 
 Gebessert, a. improved 
 
 Gebiet, n. region, district, department 
 
 Gebilde, n. structure, formation, 
 tissue, organisation 
 
 Gebildet, a. elaborated 
 
 Gebirgsluft, /. mountain air 
 
 Gebiss, n. set of teeth 
 
 kunstliches — , set of artificial 
 or false teeth 
 
 Gebiss-gesichtshohenindex, m. rela- 
 tion between distance from pros- 
 thion to symphysion and the total 
 vertico-facial diameter 
 
 Gebiss - obergesichtshohenindex, m. 
 relation between distance from 
 prosthion and symphysion and the 
 superior vertico-facial diameter 
 
 Geblattert, a. foliated, leaved 
 
 Geblatterte, m. & f. an individual 
 who has had smallpox 
 
 Gebliit, n. blood, total amount of 
 blood in body 
 
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 Geboten, a. indicated, necessary 
 Gebrannt, a. burnt, calcined 
 Gebrauch, m. use, application, prac- 
 tice 
 Gebrauchs-anweisung, /. direction 
 or instruction for use ; label for 
 medicine-bottle, &c. 
 Gebrauchs-fahig, a. capable of per- 
 forming function, serviceable 
 Gebrauchs-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 
 function, serviceableness 
 Gebrauchs-vorschrift, /. = -anweis- 
 
 ung 
 Gebrauchs-zattel, m. = -anweisung 
 Gebrechen, n. defect, infirmity, in- 
 validity 
 Gebrechlich, a. afflicted with some 
 bodily defect ; infirm, feeble, 
 sickly, poorly ; crippled 
 Gebrechlichkeit, /. infirmity, feeble- 
 ness, defect 
 Gebreste, n. fault, weakness, com- 
 plaint 
 Gebrechen, a. fractured ; broken 
 
 down, shattered, worn-out 
 Gebrut, m. brood 
 Gebuchtet, a. sinuous, indented 
 Geburt, /. birth, parturition, labour 
 (of women), delivery 
 
 unzeitige — , abottion, mis- 
 carriage 
 Geburtenziffer, /. number of births 
 
 (statistics) 
 Geburtig, a. born in, native of 
 Geburts- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 labour 
 Geburts-abschnitt, m. division of 
 
 labour into stages 
 Geburts-achse, /. axis of delivery 
 Geburts-akt, m. act of deUvery 
 Geburts-anstrengung, /. effort of 
 
 labour 
 Geburts-arbeit, /. labour 
 Geburts-attest, n. certificate of birth 
 Geburts-befordernd, a. ecbolic, ac- 
 celerating labour 
 Geburts-bett, n. labour-bed 
 Geburts-beschleunigung, /. accelera- 
 tion of labour 
 Geburts-brief, m. birth certificate 
 Geburts-dauer, /. duration of labour 
 Geburts-eintritt, m. commencement 
 
 of labour 
 Geburts-erschwerung, /. interference 
 
 with delivery 
 Geburts-fall, m. case of labour 
 Geburts-fehler, m. congenital defect 
 Geburts-gang, m. process of labour 
 Geburts-geile, /, testicle 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ged 
 
 Geburts-geschaft, n. process of 
 
 labour 
 Geburts-geschwulst, /. caput succe- 
 
 daneum 
 Geburts-glieder, n.pl. the genitals 
 Geburts-haltung, /. position assumed 
 
 during labour ; decubitus 
 Geburts-helfer, m. accoucheur, ob- 
 stetrician 
 Geburts-helferin, /. midwife 
 Geburts-helm, m. caul 
 Geburts-hergang, m. = -gang 
 Geburts - hilfe, /. midwifery, ob- 
 stetrics 
 Geburts-hilflich, a. obstetric 
 Geburts-hilfsmittel, n. aid to labour 
 Geburts - hindernis, n. obstacle to 
 
 delivery 
 Geburts-kanal, m. generative canal 
 Geburts - kunde, /. science of ob- 
 stetrics 
 Geburts-lager, n. = -bett 
 Geburts-lehre, /. = -kunde 
 Geburts-liste, /. register of births 
 Geburts-mal, n. birth-mark, mother's 
 
 mark, naevus 
 Geburts-mechanismus, w. mechanism 
 
 of labour 
 Geburts-niere, /.' labour nephritis 
 Geburts-not, /. labour 
 Geburts-organ, n. female generative 
 
 organ 
 Geburts-ort, tn. birthplace 
 Geburts-periode, /. stage of labour 
 Geburts-presse, /. uterine pressure 
 Geburts-schein, m. certificate of 
 
 birth 
 Geburts - schmerzen, m.pl. labour 
 
 pains 
 Geburts-stellung, /. = -haltung 
 Geburts-storung, /. = -hindernis 
 Geburts-stube, /. = lying-in room 
 Geburts-stuhl, m. obstetric chair 
 Geburts-tag, m. birthday 
 Geburts-teile, m.pl. female genital 
 
 organs 
 Geburts-verheimlichung, /. conceal- 
 ment of birth 
 Geburts- verlauf, m. = -gang 
 Geburts-verzogerung, /. delay in 
 
 labour 
 Geburts-vorgang, m. = -gang 
 Geburts- weg, m. .genital passage 
 Geburts- wehen, f.pl. labour pains 
 Geburts-zange, /. midwifery forceps 
 Geburts-zeichen, n. signs of ap- 
 proaching labour 
 Geburts-zeit, /. time of delivery ; 
 term 
 
 Geburts-zimmer, n. = -stube 
 Gedachtnis, n. memory, recollection 
 Gedachtnis-abnahme, /. failure or 
 
 partial loss of memory 
 Gedachtnis-bein, n. occipital bone 
 Gedachtnis-bild, n. image of recollec- 
 tion 
 Gedachtnis -kraft, /. power or faculty 
 
 of memory 
 Gedachtnis-kunst, /. mnemonics 
 Gedachtnis-schwache, /. weakness of 
 
 memory 
 Gedachtnis-starkend, a. strengthen- 
 ing the memory, anemnestic 
 Gedachtnis-starkung, /. the strength- 
 ening of the memory 
 Gedachtnis-storung, /. disturbance 
 
 of memory 
 Gedachtnis-ubung, /. exercising of 
 
 the memory 
 Gedachtnis - verlust, m. loss of 
 
 memory 
 Gedanke, m. thought 
 Gedanken-armut, /. poverty of ideas 
 Gedanken-ausserung, /. expression 
 
 of thought 
 Gedanken-bein, n. parietal bone 
 Gedanken-bewegung, /. movement 
 
 of thoughts 
 Gedanken-bildung, /. thought-form- 
 ation 
 Gedanken-fluss, m. flow of thoughts 
 Gedanken-gang, m. line of thought 
 Gedanken - kerne, m.pl. thought- 
 nuclei 
 Gedanken-kreis, m. range of thought 
 Gedanken-lauf, m. = -gang 
 Gedanken-leere, /. vacancy of mind 
 Gedanken-lesen, n. thought-reading 
 Gedanken-Ieser, m. thought-reader 
 Gedanken-los, a. thoughtless, vacant 
 Gedanken-manie, /. ideational in- 
 sanity 
 Gedanken-iibertragung, /. thought- 
 transference 
 Gedarm, n. the intestines, entrails ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Darm- 
 Gedarm-knickung, /. kinking of in- 
 testine 
 Gedarm-verschlingung, /. volvulus 
 Gedarm-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 
 intestines 
 Gedarm- vorf all, m. prolapse of in- 
 testines 
 Gedehnt, a. stretched out, extensive 
 Gedoppelt, a. doubled, reduplicated, 
 
 folded 
 Gedunsen, a. swollen, puffy, bloated, 
 sodden-faced ; turgid 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gef 
 
 Gedunsenheit, /. puffinesSj bloated- 
 
 ness, turgescence 
 Gefangenenwahnsinn, w. insanity 
 resulting from imprisonment or 
 isolation 
 Gefangnisfieber, n. jail-fever, typhus 
 Gefangnisknall, m. a form of tran- 
 sient insanity seen in prisoners 
 Gef ass, n. vessel ; blood-vessel ; 
 
 canal, tube 
 Gefass- (in compds.), vascular 
 Gefass-anfiillung, /. vascular en- 
 gorgement 
 Gefass-anordnung, /. vascular ar- 
 rangement 
 Gefass-arm, a. poor in blood.-vessels 
 Gefass-ast, m. branch of a vessel 
 Gefass-aufregung, /. vascular excite- 
 ment 
 Gefass-ausbreitung, /. vascular dis- 
 tribution 
 Gefass-ausdehnung, /. vascular dila- 
 tation 
 Gefass-bahn, /. vascular or lymph 
 
 track 
 Gefass-balken, m. vascular trabecu- 
 lum 
 Gefass-bandchen, n. bandelet for 
 
 vessel 
 Gefass-bau, m. vascular structure 
 Gefass-baum, m. tree or arborifica- 
 
 tion of blood-vessels 
 Gefass-berstung, /. rupture of a 
 
 vessel 
 Gefass-beschreibung, /. description 
 
 of vessels 
 Gefass-bezirk, m. vascular region 
 Gefass - bildung, /. formation of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass-bindegewebe, n. connective 
 
 tissue of vessels 
 Gefass-blatt, n. vascular layer 
 Gefass-bogen, m. vascular arch 
 Gefass-bundel, n. vascular bundle 
 Gefass-biischel, m. vascular tuft 
 Gefass-centrum,M. vaso-motor centre 
 Gefasschen, n. a small vessel 
 Gefass-druck, m. intra- vascular pres- 
 sure 
 Gefass-driise, /. vascular gland 
 Gefass-einmiindung, /. anastomosis 
 Gefass-endenerweiterung, /. tele- 
 angiectasis 
 Gefass-endothel, n. endothelium of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass - entwickelung, f. develop- 
 ment of blood-vessels 
 
 Gefass-entzundung, /. inflammation 
 
 of vessels 
 Gefass-erkrankung, /. disease of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass - eroffnung, /. incision of 
 
 vessel 
 Gefass-erschlaffung, /. relaxation or 
 
 atony of a vessel 
 Gefass-erweichung, /. softening of a 
 
 vessel 
 Gefass-erweiternd, a. vaso-dilator 
 Gefass - erweiterung, /. teleangiec- 
 tasis 
 Gefass-fieber, n. inflammatory fever 
 Gefass-fiihrend, a. bearing vessels 
 Gefass-fullung, /. amount of fluid in 
 
 vessel 
 Gefass-furche, /. space for vessels 
 Gefass - gallenfistel, /. circulatory 
 
 biliary fistula 
 Gefass-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Gefass-geflecht, n. vascular plexus 
 Gefass-gegend, /. vascular region 
 Gefass-gerausch, n. vascular bruit or 
 
 murmur 
 Gefass-geschwulst, /. vascular tu- 
 mour, angioma 
 Gefass-geschwtir, n. ulcer of a vessel 
 Gefass-gewebe, n. tissue of a vessel 
 Gefass-haltig, a. containing vessels 
 Gefass-hauptstamm, m. principal 
 
 trunk of a vessel 
 Gefass-haut, /. vascular membrane, 
 tunica vasculosa of artery, cho- 
 roid, pia mater 
 Gefass-hautentziindung, /. choroid- 
 itis, leptomeningitis 
 Gefass-hof, m. vascular area 
 Gefass-hohle, /. = -lichtung 
 Gefassig, a. vascular 
 Gefassigkeit, /. vascularity 
 Gefass-inhalt, m. contents of vessel 
 Gefass-kanalchen, n. vascular canal- 
 iculus 
 Gefass-kegel, w. cone of blood-vessel 
 Gefass-keim, m. angioblast 
 Gefass-klappe, /. valve of a vessel 
 Gefass - knauel, m. vascular coil, 
 
 glomerulus 
 Gefass-knoten, m. vascular nodule 
 Gefass-krampf, m. vascular spasm 
 Gefass - krankheit, /. affection of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass-kranz, m. or -kreis, fn. 
 
 corona vascularis 
 Gefass-kropf, m. vascular goitre 
 Gefass - lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass-leere, /. emptiness of vessels 
 
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 Ge£ 
 
 Gefass-lehre, /. angiology 
 Gefass-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Gefass-lichtung, /. lumen of a vessel 
 Gefass-los, a. without blood-vessels 
 Gefass-losigkeit, /. the absence of 
 
 blood-vessels 
 Gefass-liicke, /. breach of continuity 
 
 of vessel 
 Gefass-mal, n. vascular naevus 
 Gefass-miindung, /. orifice of a vessel 
 Gefass-muskel, m. muscle of vessel 
 Gefass-muskelhaut, /. muscular coat 
 
 of a vessel 
 Gefass - muskellahmung, /. mus- 
 cular paralysis of a vessel 
 Gefass-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of vessel 
 Gefass-nabel, m. the navel at latter 
 
 portion of fcetal life 
 Gefass-narbe, /. vascular cicatrix 
 Gefass-nerv, m. vascular nerve 
 Gefass-nervenbiindel, n. bundle of 
 
 nerves supplying a vessel 
 Gefass-nervenlahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of vascular nerves 
 Gefass-nervenreiz, m. irritation of 
 
 vascular nerve 
 Gefass-netz, n. vascular network 
 Gefass-neubildung, /. formation of 
 
 new blood-vessels 
 Gefass-offnung, /. = -mundung 
 Gefass-papille, /. vascular papilla 
 Gefass-provinz, /. = -gegend 
 Gefass-refiex, w. vaso-motor reflex 
 Gefass-reich, a. rich in vessels 
 Gefass - reichtum, m. richness in 
 
 ■\' easels 
 Gefass-riss, m. rent in a vessel 
 Gefass-rohr, n. lumen of vessel 
 Gefass-sausen, n. vascular hum or 
 
 murmur 
 Gefass-schall, n. vascular sound 
 Gefass-scheide, /. sheath of vessel 
 Gefass-scheidenbahn, /. track of 
 
 sheath of vessels 
 Gefass-schicht, /. vascular layer 
 Gefass-schlinge, /. vascular loop 
 Gefass-schwamm, m. teleangiectasis 
 Gefass-spalt, m. space occupied by a 
 
 vessel 
 Gefass-stamm, m. trunk of vessel 
 Gefass-stammchen, n. a little trunk 
 
 of a vessel 
 Gefass-strang, m. vascular cord 
 Gef ass-system, n. vascular system 
 Gefass-thatigkeit, /. activity of the 
 
 vessels . 
 
 Gefass-ton, m. vascular tone 
 Gefass-tonus, m. — -ton 
 
 Gefass-tragend, a. bearing vessels 
 
 Gef ass- tumor, m. angioma 
 
 Gefass-iiberfiillung, /, vascular en- 
 gorgement 
 
 Gefass - veranderung, f, vascular 
 change 
 
 Gefass-verastelung, /. ramification 
 of vessels 
 
 Gefass-verbindung, /. vascular con- 
 nection 
 
 Gefass-verbreitung, /. vascular dis- 
 tribution 
 
 Gefass - verengend, a. vaso- con- 
 strictor 
 
 Gefass-verengerung, /. narrowing of 
 vessels, angio-stenosis 
 
 Gefass-verkalkung, /. calcification of 
 vessels 
 
 Gefass-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of vessels 
 
 Gefass-verkreidung, /. = -verkalk- 
 ung 
 
 Gefass-verlauf, m. course of vessels 
 
 Gefass-verodung, /. obliteration of 
 vessels 
 
 Gefass-verschliessung, /. or -ver- 
 schluss, m. occlusion of vessel 
 
 Gefass-verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 of a vessel 
 
 Gefass-verstopfung, /. plugging of 
 vessels 
 
 Gefass-verteilung, /. distribution of 
 vessels 
 
 Gefass-verwachsung, /. adhesion or 
 obliteration of vessels 
 
 Gefass-verzweigung, /. ramification 
 of vessels 
 
 Gefasswand, /. wall of vessel 
 
 Gefasswand-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of wall of vessel 
 
 Gefasswand-erkrankung, /. disease 
 of wall of a blood-vessel 
 
 Gefasswand-muskel, m. muscular 
 coat of vessel 
 
 Gefass-wandung, /. and compds. = 
 -wand 
 
 Gefasswand-veranderung, /. change 
 in wall of vessel 
 
 Gefasswand-verdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of wall of vessel 
 
 Gefasswand-verfettung, /. fatty de- 
 generation of wall of vessel 
 
 Gefass wand- verletzung, /. injury to 
 wall of vessel 
 
 Gefasswand-zerreissung, /. laceration 
 of wall of vessel 
 
 Gefass- warzchen, n. vascular papilla 
 
 Gefass- wucherung, /. proliferatioa 
 of vessels 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Geg 
 
 Gefass-wunde, /. wound of a vessel 
 Gefass-zergliederung, /. dissection of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass-zerreisslichkeit, /. liability of 
 
 vessels to rupture 
 Gefass-zerreissung, /. laceration of 
 
 vessels 
 Gefass-zone, /. vascular zone or area 
 Gefass-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Gefenstert, a. fenestrated 
 Gefiedert, a. pennate 
 Geflecht, n. plexus, reticulum, rete 
 Gefleckt, a. spotted, speckled, ma- 
 cular 
 Gefiiigeltyphoid, n. fowl cholera 
 Gefranset, a. fimbriated, fringed 
 Gefrassig, a. voracious, gluttonous 
 Gefrassigkeit, /. voracity, gluttony, 
 
 ravenousness 
 Gefrier-apparat, m. freezing appa- 
 ratus 
 Gefrier-durchschnitt, m. frozen sec- 
 tion 
 Gefrieren, v.i. to freeze, to congeal 
 Gefrier-mikrotom, n. freezing micro- 
 tome 
 Gefrier-punkt, m. freezing-point 
 Gefrier-salz, n. freezing salt, nitrate 
 
 of ammonium 
 Gefrier-schnitt, m. = -durchschnitt 
 Gefrierung, /. freezing, congelation 
 Gefroren, a. frozen, congealed 
 Gefuge, n. construction, structure, 
 
 articulation, joint 
 Gefiihl, n. feeling, touch, tactile 
 sense, sensibility, sensation, con- 
 sciousness 
 Gefiihl-los, a. senseless, insensible, 
 
 apathetic 
 Gefiihl-losigkeit, /. senselessness, in- 
 sensibility, apathy 
 Gefiihls-abstumpfung, /. deadening 
 
 or numbing of sensation 
 Gefiihls-empfindung, /. sensory per- 
 ception 
 Gefiihls-erscheinung, /. sensory phe- 
 nomenon or symptom 
 Gefiihls-haar, n. tactile hair 
 Gefiihls-krankheit, /. sensory affec- 
 tion 
 Gef iihls - lahmung, /. sensory para- 
 lysis 
 Gefiihls-leben, n. inner life 
 Gefiihls-nerv, m. sensory nerve 
 Gefuhls-nervenstorung, /. sensory 
 
 nerve disturbance 
 Gef iihls - organ, n. sensory organ ; 
 
 organ of touch 
 Gefiihls-papille, /. tactile papilla 
 
 Gefiihls-sinn, m. sense of touch 
 Gefuhls-stumpfheit, /. deadness or 
 
 numbness of sensation 
 Gefuhls-thatigkeit, /. sensory ca- 
 pacity 
 Gefuhls - vermogen, n. sensory or 
 
 tactUe capacity ; sensibility 
 Gefiihls-warzchen, n. = -papilla 
 Gef iihls- werkzeug, n. sensory organ 
 Gefurcht, a. grooved, furrowed 
 Gegen- (in compds.), counter-, 
 
 contra-, anti- 
 Gegen-anzeige, /. contra-indication, 
 
 contra-indicant 
 Gegen-arznei, /. antidote 
 Gegen - ausdehnung, /. counter- 
 extension 
 Gegen-ballen, m. hypothenar emi- 
 nence 
 Gegen-beziehung, /. = -bezug 
 Gegen-bezug, m. correlation, corre- 
 
 lativeness 
 Gegen-bock, m. = -ecke 
 Gegen-bogen, m. = -krempe 
 Gegen-bruch, m. fracture by contre- 
 
 coup 
 Gegen-ecke, /. antitragus 
 Gegen-eckmuskel, m. muscle of anti- 
 tragus 
 Gegen-einandergebogen, a. bent to- 
 wards one anotlier 
 Gegen-farbe, /. antagonistic colour 
 Gegen-farbung, /. contrast staining 
 Gegen-gabe, /. = -gift 
 Gegen-gift, n. antidote 
 Gegen-kreis, m. = -krempe 
 Gegen-krempe, /. antiheUx 
 Gegen-kriimmung, /. compensatory 
 
 curve 
 Gegen-leiste, /. = -krempe 
 Gegen-mittel, n. = -gift 
 Gegen-muskel, m. opposing muscle, 
 
 opponens 
 Gegen-offnung, /. counter-opening 
 Gegen-punkt, m. opposite point, 
 
 symmetrical point 
 Gegen-reiz, m. counter-irritant or 
 
 irritation 
 Gegen-reizlehre, /. contra-stimula- 
 
 tion theory 
 Gegen-reizmittel, n. counter-irritant 
 Gegen-reizung, /. counter-irritation 
 Gegen-satz, m. contrary, contrast 
 Gegen-schlag, m. contre-coup, coun- 
 ter-blow 
 Gegen-spalt, m. contra-fissure 
 Gegen-steller, m. (des Daumens), 
 
 opponens pollicis 
 Gegen-stellung, /. opposition 
 
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 Geh 
 
 Gegeti-stoss, m. = -schlag 
 Gegen-streckung, /. = -ausdehnung 
 Gegen-strom, m. inverse induced 
 
 current 
 Gegen-stromung, /. counter-current 
 Gegen-wirken, v.i. to counteract, to 
 
 react 
 Gegen-wirkung, /. counter-action, 
 
 reaction, antagonism 
 Gegen - zug, m. counter-traction, 
 
 counter-extension 
 Gegend, /. region 
 Gegliedert, a. articulated, jointed 
 Gegoren, a. fermented 
 Gegurgel, n. gargling, gurgling or 
 
 rattling sound 
 Gegiirtelt, a. girdled ; zoned 
 Gehalt, m. contents, capacity 
 Gehauft, a. accumulated, aggregate 
 Gehautet, a. having a skin, coated 
 Geheim, a. secret, concealed, hidden 
 Geheimmittel, n. secret remedy, 
 
 patent medicine 
 Geheimmittel-unwesen, n. the abuse 
 and mischief arising from employ- 
 ment of quack remedies 
 Geheimmittel-verkauf, m. sale of 
 quack remedies and patent medi- 
 cines 
 Geheimnis, n. secret 
 Gehilfe, m. assistant 
 Gehirn, n. brain, encephalon 
 Gehirn- (in compds.), cerebral 
 Gehirn - abmagerung, /. cerebral 
 
 atrophy 
 Gehirn-abscess, m. cerebral abscess 
 Gehirn-abschnitt, m. section or por- 
 tion of brain 
 Gehirn-anamie, /. cerebral anaemia 
 Gehirn-anhang, m. pituitary body 
 Gehirn-anhangstiel, m. peduncle of 
 
 pituitary body 
 Gehirn-anlage, /. rudiment of brain 
 Gehirn-anstrengung, /. cerebral or 
 
 mental strain 
 Gehirn-armut, /. want or ill-develop- 
 ment of brain 
 Gehirn-arterie, /. a cerebral artery 
 Gehirn-arterienerkrankung, /. dis- 
 ease of cerebral arteries 
 Gehirn-arterienerweiterung, /. dila- 
 tation of a cerebral artery 
 Gehirn-arterienring, w . circle of Willis 
 Gehirn-arterienverengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of a cerebral artery 
 Gehirn-arterienverstopfung, /. plug- 
 ging of a cerebral artery 
 Gehirn-artig, a. brain-like, enceph- 
 aloid 
 
 Gehirn-ast, m. cerebral branch (e.g. 
 
 of an artery) 
 Gehirn-atrophie, /. cerebral atrophy 
 Gehirn-austritt, m. prStrusion of 
 
 brain 
 Gehirn-balken, m. corpus callosum ; 
 
 vide for compds. Balken- 
 Gehirn-band, n. cerebral commissure 
 Gehirn-basis, /. base of the brain 
 Gehirn-bau, m. cerebral structure 
 Gehirn-befund, m. condition of the 
 
 brain 
 Gehirn-behalter, m. cranium 
 Gehirn-bewegung, /i cerebral move- 
 ment 
 Gehirn-bildungsmangel, m. defect of 
 
 brain formation 
 Gehirn-blaschen, n. — -blase 
 Gehirn-blase, /. cerebral vesicle 
 Gehirn-blasen, n. cephalic bellows- 
 sound 
 Gehirn-blasengerausch, n. or -bla- 
 
 senschall, m. = -blasen 
 Gehirn-blasenwurm, m. Coenurus 
 
 cerebralis 
 Gehirn-blatt, n. fontanelle 
 Gehirn-blindheit, /. cortical blind- 
 ness 
 Gehirn-blut, n. the blood of the 
 
 brain 
 Gehirn-blutader, /. a cerebral vein 
 Gehirn-bluterguss, m. cerebral hae- 
 morrhage ; apoplexy 
 Gehirn-blutfluss, m. = -blutung 
 Gehirn-blutgefass, n. cerebral blood- 
 vessel 
 Gehirn-blutleiter, m. cerebral sinus 
 Gehirn-blutschlag, m. = -blutung 
 Gehirn-blutung, /. cerebral haemor- 
 rhage ; apoplexy 
 Gehirn-bohrer, m. trephine 
 Gehirn-brei, m. brain-pulp 
 Gehirn-bruch, m. hernia cerebri, en- 
 
 cephalocele 
 Gehtrn-briicke, /. pons Varolii 
 Gehirn-contour, /. cerebral contour 
 Gehirn-deckel, m. cranium 
 Gehirn-druck, m. pressure on the 
 brain ; pressure exerted by the 
 brain 
 Gehirn - durchschnitt, m. section 
 
 through brain 
 Gehirn-einschnitt, m. cerebral fissure 
 Gehirn-eiterung, /. cerebral suppu- 
 ration 
 Gehirn-ekel, m. cerebral nausea ; 
 
 nausea due to hallucination 
 Gehirn - embolic, /. cerebral em- 
 bolism 
 
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 Geh 
 
 Gehirn-entwickelung, /. cerebral de- 
 velopment 
 Gehirn - entwickelungshemmung, /. 
 
 arrest of cerebral development 
 Gehirn-entziindung, /. encephalitis 
 Gehirn-erkrankung, /. cerebral af- 
 fection 
 Gehirn-ermiidung, /. cerebral fa- 
 tigue 
 Gehirn-erregung, /. cerebral excite- 
 ment 
 Gehirn-erscheinung, /. cerebral phe- 
 nomenon 
 Gehirn-erschiitterung, /. concussion 
 
 of the brain 
 Gehirn-erweichung, /. softening of 
 
 the brain 
 Gehirn-fahigkeit, /. brain capacity 
 Gehirn-falte, /. cerebral fold 
 Gehirn-faser, /. brain-fibre 
 Gehirn-fett, n. cerebrin 
 Gehirn-fieber, n. brain fever 
 Gehirn-finne, /. Cysticercus cellulosas 
 Gehirn-flache, /. cerebral surface 
 Gehirn-form, /. shape of brain 
 Gehirn-funktion, /. cerebral func- 
 tion 
 Gehirn-furche, /. cerebral sulcus 
 Gehirn-fuss, m. base of the brain 
 Gehirn-ganglie, /. cerebral ganglion 
 Gehirn - ganglienzelle, /. cerebral 
 
 ganglionic cell 
 Gehirn-gefass, n. cerebral vessel 
 Gehirn-geschwulst, /. cerebral tu- 
 mour 
 Gehirn-gewebe, n. cerebral tissue 
 Gehirn-gewicht, n. weight of brain 
 Gehirn-gewolbe, n. fornix cerebri 
 Gehirn-gliom, n. glioma of the brain 
 Gehirn-grosse, /. size of the brain 
 Gehirn-grund, m. base of brain 
 Gehirn-grundflache, /. surface of 
 
 base of brain 
 Gehirn-grundschlagader, /. basilar 
 
 artery of brain 
 Gehirn-halbkugel, /. cerebral hemi- 
 sphere 
 Gehirn-haube, /. tegmentum cerebri 
 Gehirnhaut, /. cerebral meninges 
 harte — , dura mater 
 mittlere — , arachnoid 
 obere — , dura mater 
 weiche — , pia mater 
 Gehirnhaut- (in compds.), menin- 
 geal 
 Gehirnhaut-arterie, /. meningeal ar- 
 tery 
 Gehirnhaut-blutleiter, m. meningeal 
 sinus 
 
 Gehirnhaut-blutung, /. meningeal 
 haemorrhage 
 
 Gehirnhaut-bruch, m. meningocele 
 
 Gehirnhaut-entartung, /. meningeal 
 degeneration 
 
 Gehirnhaut-entziindung, /. menin- 
 gitis 
 
 Gehirnhaut - gefass, n. meningeal 
 vessel 
 
 Gehirnhaut-sack, m. meningeal sac 
 or pouch 
 
 Gehirnhaut-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Gehirnhaut-trubung, /. meningeal 
 opacity 
 
 Gehirnhaut-verdickung, /. menin- 
 geal thickening 
 
 Gehirnhaut-verwachsung, /. adhe- 
 sion of meninges 
 
 Gehirnhaut-wasserbruch, m. hydro- 
 meningocele 
 
 Gehirn-herd, m. focus (of disease) in 
 the brain 
 
 Gehirn-hernia, /. cerebral hernia 
 
 Gehirn-hohle, /. cerebral ventricle 
 
 Gehirn-hohlengeschwulst, /. swelling 
 or tumour in cerebral ventricle 
 
 Gehirn-hohlenwand, /. wall of cere- 
 bral venti-icle 
 
 Gehirn-hohlenwassersucht, /. dropsy 
 of cerebral ventricles 
 
 Gehirn-hiille, /. cerebral covering or 
 meninges 
 
 Gehirn-hyperamie, /. cerebral hyper- 
 eemia 
 
 Gehirn-hypertrophie, /. cerebral hy- 
 pertrophy 
 
 Gehirn-innere, n. interior of brain 
 
 Gehirn-insel, /. island of Reil 
 
 Gehirn-kammer, /. cerebral ventricle 
 
 Gehirn-kapsel, /. cranium 
 
 Gehirn-kelter, /. torcular Herophili 
 
 Gehirn-kern, m. cerebral nucleus 
 
 Gehirn-klappe, /. valve of Vieussens 
 
 Gehirn-knopfchen, n. corpus mam- 
 millare 
 
 Gehirn-knoten, m. cerebral ganglion ; 
 pons Varolii 
 
 Gehirn-kompression, /. cerebral com- 
 pression 
 
 Gehirn-korper, m. corpus striatum 
 
 Gehirn-krampf, m. eclampsia 
 
 Gehirn-krank, a. suffering from 
 brain or mental disease 
 
 Gehirn-ktanke, m. & f. sufferer from 
 brain disease 
 
 Gehirn-krankheit, /.' cerebral dis- 
 ease 
 
 Gehirn-krebs, m. cancer of the brain 
 
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 Geh 
 
 Gehirn-kreislauf, m. cerebral circu-" 
 
 lation 
 Gehirn-krummung, /. cerebral con- 
 volution or gyrus 
 Gehirn - lahmung, /. cerebral para- 
 lysis 
 Gehirn-Iappen, m. cerebral lobe 
 Gehirn-leben, n. cerebral life 
 Gehirn-lehre, /. the science of the 
 
 brain 
 Gehirn-leiden, n. cerebral affection 
 Gehirn-leitungsbahn, /. cerebral con- 
 ducting path 
 Gehirn-los, a. brainless 
 Gehirn-losigkeit, /. brainlessness 
 Gehirn-mangel, m. absence or want 
 
 of brain 
 Gehirn-tnantel, m. covering of the 
 
 brain, palUum 
 Gehirn-mark, n. cerebral medulla, 
 
 white matter of brain 
 Gehirn-markentzUndung, /. inflam- 
 mation of cerebral medulla 
 Gehirn - markhiigel, m. corpus mam- 
 
 millare 
 Gehirn - marksegel, n. medullary 
 
 velum 
 Gehirn-markstaub, m. myelocyte 
 Gehirn-masse, /. cerebral substance 
 Gehirn-menge, /. amount of brain 
 Gehirn-messer, n. brain-knife 
 Gehirn-missbildung, /: cerebral mal- 
 formation 
 Gehirn-nerv, m. cerebral nerve 
 Gehirn-nervenast, m. branch of cere- 
 bral nerve 
 Gehirn-nervenpaar, n. pair of cere- 
 bral nerves 
 Gehirn-nervenschwache, /. cerebral 
 
 neurasthenia 
 Gehirn-nervenstamm, m. trunk of 
 
 cerebral nerve 
 Gehirn-nervensystem, n. cerebral 
 
 nervous system 
 Gehirn-nervenverzweigung, /. rami- 
 fication of cerebral nerves 
 Gehirn - oberflache, /. cerebral sur- 
 face 
 Gehirn-odem, n. cerebral oedema 
 Gehirn-parenchym, n. cerebral par- 
 enchyma 
 Gehirn-pfanne, /. cranium 
 Gehirn-pulsader, /. and compds. = 
 
 -arterie 
 Gehirn-quese, /. Coenurus cerebralis 
 Gehim-quetschung, /. cerebral con- 
 tusion 
 Gehirn-rautengrube, /. fossa rhom- 
 boidalis, fourth ventricle 
 
 Gehirn-reiz, m. cerebral stimulant or 
 irritant 
 
 Gehirn-reizung, /. cerebral irritation 
 
 Gehirn-reizungserscheinung, /. phe- 
 nomenon of cerebral irritation 
 
 Gehirn-reizzustand, m. condition of 
 cerebral irritation 
 
 Gehirn-rinde, /. cerebral cortex 
 
 Gehirn-rindenentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of cerebral cortex 
 
 Gehirn-rindenschrumpfung, /. atro- 
 phy of cerebral cortex 
 
 Gehirn-rindenverhartung, /. indura- 
 tion of cerebral cortex 
 
 Gehirn-rohr, n. cephalic portion of 
 medullary tube 
 
 Gehirn-ruckenmark, n. cerebro-spi- 
 nal medulla, medulla oblongata 
 
 Gehirn - riickenmarksnerv, m. cere- 
 bro-spinal nerve 
 
 Gehirn-sand, m. brain-sand 
 
 Gehirn - sandgeschwulst, /. psarn- 
 moma 
 
 Gehirn-saum, m. fimbria hippo- 
 campi ; tsenia semicircularis 
 
 Gehirn-schadel, m. cranium ; vide 
 for all compds. Schadel 
 
 Gehirn-schale, /. cranium ; vide for 
 all compds. Schadel 
 
 Gehirn-scheidewand, /. septum lu- 
 cidum 
 
 Gehirn-schenkel, m. cerebral pe- 
 duncle, crus cerebri 
 
 Gehirn-schenkelfuss, m. ventral por- 
 tion of crus cerebri 
 
 Gehirn-schenkelhaube, /. dorsal por- 
 tion of crus cerebri, tegmentum 
 
 Gehirn-schenkelschlinge, /. ansa pe- 
 duncularis cerebri 
 
 Gehirn-schichte, /. cerebral layer 
 
 Gehirn-schlag, m. cerebral apoplexy 
 
 Gehirn-schlagader, /. and compds. 
 = -arterie 
 
 Gehirn-schlagfluss, m. = -schlag 
 
 Gehirn-schlagflussarterie, /. Char- 
 cot's artery of cerebral hsemor- 
 rhage, nuclear branch of middle 
 cerebral 
 
 Gehirn-schlitz, m. cerebral fissure 
 
 Gehirn-schnitt, m. section of brain 
 
 Gehirn-schrumpfung, /. = -schwund 
 
 Gehirn-schwamm, m. fungus cerebri 
 
 Gehirn-schwiele, /. = -balken 
 
 Gehirn-schwund, m. cerebral atro- 
 phy 
 
 Gehirn - sehschwache, /, cortical 
 blindness 
 
 Gehirn-sichel, /. f alx cerebri ; falx 
 cerebelli 
 
 I7S 
 
Geh 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Geh 
 
 Gehirn-sklerose, /. cerebral sclerosis 
 Gehirn-spalte, /. cerebral fissure 
 Gehirn-spinnengewebe, n. arachnoid 
 
 membrane 
 Gehirn-stamm,»? . brain-stem (crustaj 
 peduncle) ; primary cerebral pe- 
 duncle 
 Gehirn-stein, m. cerebral concretion 
 Gehirn-stiel, m. cerebral peduncle, 
 
 crus cerebri 
 Gehirn-stock, m. — -stamm 
 Gehirn-storung, /. cerebral disturb- 
 ance 
 Gehirnsubstanz, /, cerebral sub- 
 stance 
 Gehirnsubstanz-entzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of cerebral substance 
 Gehirnsubstanz-ernahrung, /. cere- 
 bral nutrition 
 Gehirnsubstanz-erweichung, /. cere- 
 bral softening 
 Gehirnsubstanz-schrumpfung, /.cere- 
 bral atrophy 
 Gehirn-teil, m. portion of brain 
 Gehirn-thatigkeit, /. cerebral ac- 
 tivity or function 
 Gehirn-trichter, m. infundibulum 
 
 cerebri 
 Gehirn-turgor, m. cerebral hyper- 
 
 semia 
 Gehirn-iiberanstrengung, /. cerebral 
 
 or mental overstrain 
 Gehirn-untersuchung, /. examina- 
 tion of brain 
 Gehirn-vene, /. cerebral vein 
 Gehirn-ventrikel, m. ventricle of 
 
 brain 
 Gehirn - veranderung, /. cerebral 
 
 change 
 Gehirn-vereiterung, /. cerebral sup- 
 puration 
 Gehirn-verhartung, /. cerebral indu- 
 ration 
 Gehirn-verkiimmerung, /. cerebral 
 arrest of developnaent or atrophy 
 Gehirn-verletzung, /. cerebral in- 
 jury 
 Gehirn-verrichtung, f. cerebral func- 
 tion 
 Gehirn- verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 
 of brain 
 Gehirn-vorfall, m. hernia or pro- 
 trusion of brain 
 Gehirn-vorgang, m. functional pro- 
 cess of the brain 
 Gehirn - wachstum, n. cerebral 
 
 growth or development 
 Gehirn - wasser, n. cerebro-spinal 
 fluid 
 
 Gehirn- wasserausfluss, m. escape of 
 
 cerebro-spinal fluid 
 Gehirn-wasserbruch, m. encephalo- 
 
 cele 
 Gehirn-wassererguss, m. serous effu- 
 sion in the brain 
 Gehirn-wassersucht, /. hydroceph- 
 alus 
 Gehirn-windung, /. cerebral convo- 
 lution or gyrus 
 Gehirn-wucherung, /. cerebral hy- 
 pertrophy 
 Gehirn - wulst, m. hippocampus 
 
 major 
 Gehirn-wunde, /. cerebral wound 
 Gehirn-zelt, n. tentorium cerebelli 
 Gehirn - zeltblutleiter, m. straight 
 
 sinus 
 Gehirn-zerreissung, /. laceration of 
 
 brain 
 Gehirn-zufall, m. cerebral attack 
 Gehirn-zustand, fn. cerebral condi- 
 tion 
 Gehor, n. hearing ; ear 
 Gehor- (in compds.), relating to the 
 sense or organ of hearing, audi- 
 tory, acoustic ; vide for compds. 
 also Hor- 
 Gehor-arterie, /. auditory artery 
 Gehor-blaschen, n. or -blase, /. 
 
 auditory vesicle 
 Gehor-eindruck, m. auditory im- 
 pression 
 Gehor-empfindung, /. auditory sen- 
 sation 
 
 entotische — , auditory sensa- 
 tion arising within the ear 
 objektive — , objective audi- 
 tory sensation 
 subjektive — , auditory sub- 
 jective sensation 
 Gehor-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 
 hearing 
 Gehor - fehler, m. defect of hear- 
 ing 
 Gehor-flecken, m. macula acustica 
 Gehor-gang, n. auditory meatus or 
 
 canal 
 Gehor-gangsentziindung, f. inflam- 
 mation of auditory meatus 
 Gehor-gangserkrankung, /. affection 
 
 of auditory meatus 
 Gehor-gangshaut, /. lining of audi- 
 tory meatus 
 Gehor-gangsknorpel, m. cartilage of 
 
 external auditory meatus 
 Gehor-gangsverstopfung, /. obstruc- 
 tion or plugging of auditory 
 meatus 
 
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 Gei 
 
 Gehor-haar, n. or -harchen, n. au- 
 ditory cilium 
 
 Gehor-hohle, /. auditory cavity 
 
 Gehor-knochelchen, n. auditory os- 
 sicle 
 
 Gehor-knochelchenkette, /. chain of 
 auditory ossicles 
 
 Gehor-knochen, m. = -knochelchen 
 
 Gehor-krank, a. suffering from ear 
 disease or deafness 
 
 Gehor-kranke, m. & f. a. sufferer 
 from ear disease or deafness 
 
 Gehor-krankheit, /. ear disease, 
 affection of hearing 
 
 Gehor-kunst, /. = -lehre 
 
 Gehor-lahmung, /. defect of hearing 
 
 Gehor-lehre, /. acoustics 
 
 Gehor-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Gehor-leiste, /. crista acustica, au- 
 ditory crest or ridge 
 
 Gehor-loch, n. auditory foramen 
 
 Gehor-los, a. deaf 
 
 Gehor-losigkeit, /. deafness 
 
 Gehor-mangel, m. defect of hearing, 
 deafness 
 
 Gehor-messer, m. acoumeter 
 
 Gehor-mittel, n. remedy for relief of 
 deafness 
 
 Gehor-nerv, m. auditory nerve 
 
 Gehor - nervenerregung, /. stimula- 
 tion of auditory nerve 
 
 Gehor-nervenfaser, /. auditory nerve 
 fibre 
 
 Gehor-nervenfaserung, /. fibrillation 
 of auditory nerve 
 
 Gehor-nervenloch, n. auditory nerve 
 foramen 
 
 Gehor-nervenkern, m. nucleus of the 
 auditory nerve 
 
 Gehor-nervenstamm, m. auditory 
 nerve trunk 
 
 Gehor - nervenwurzel, /. auditory 
 nerve root 
 
 Gehor-organ, n. organ of hearing 
 
 Gehor-priifung, /. testing the hear- 
 ing 
 
 Gehor-rohr, n. ear-trumpet, stetho- 
 scope 
 
 Gehors- (in compds.), vide Gehor- 
 
 Gehor-saiten, f.pl. basilar fibres 
 
 Gehor-sand, m. otolith 
 
 Gehor-schnecke, /. cochlea 
 
 Gehor-schwindel, m. auditory ver- 
 tigo 
 
 Gehor-sinn, m. sense of hearing 
 
 Gehor-sphare, /. auditory sphere, 
 field of hearing 
 
 Gehor-stabchen, n. auditory rod 
 
 Gehor-steinchen, n, = -sand 
 
 Gehor-storung, /. disturbance of 
 hearing 
 
 Gehor-tauschung, /. auditory illu- 
 sion or delusion 
 
 Gehor-trichter, m. ear-trumpet 
 
 Gehor-trommel, /. tympanum 
 
 Gehor-untersuchung, /. = -priifufig 
 
 Gehor-unvermogen, n. incapability 
 of hearing 
 
 Gehor-vermogen, n. power of hear- 
 ing 
 
 Gehor - vorhof, m. auditory vesti- 
 bule 
 
 Gehor-wahrnehmung, /. = -emp- 
 findung 
 
 Gehor-wasser, n. liquor Cotunnii ; 
 fluid of inner ear 
 
 Gehor - weg, m. and compds. = 
 -gang 
 
 Gehor-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 
 Gehor-zahn, m. auditory tooth of 
 Huschke 
 
 Gehstorung, /. locomotor disturb- 
 ance, ataxia 
 
 Gehverbande, pi. bandages allowing 
 the patient to walk 
 
 Gehwerkzeuge, n.pl. locomotor ap- 
 paratus 
 
 Geifer, m. drivel, slaver 
 
 Geiferig, a, drivelling, slavering, 
 drivel-like 
 
 Geifern, v.i. to drivel, to dribble, to 
 slaver 
 
 Geigenharz, n. colophonium 
 
 Geil, a. lecherous, lascivious ; proud 
 (flesh) 
 
 Geile, /. ovary ; — n., pi. testicles 
 
 Geilheit, /. lechery, lasciviousness 
 
 Geilsucht, /. nymphomania, satyri- 
 asis 
 
 Geimpft, a. vaccinated, inoculated 
 
 Geimpfte, m. & /. a vaccinated or 
 inoculated subject 
 
 Geissel, /. flagellum, cilium 
 
 Geissel-faden, m. cilium 
 
 Geissel-infusorien, pi. flagellata 
 
 Geissel-tierchen, n.pl. flagellata 
 
 Geissel-ung, /. flagellation 
 
 Geissel-wimper, /. large cilium 
 
 Geissel-zelle, /. flliform, ciliated or 
 flagelliform cell ; spermatozoon 
 
 Geissel-zustand, m. the flagellate or 
 ciliated stage 
 
 Geissfuss, m. Langenbeck's perios- 
 teal elevator, dental elevator 
 
 Geist, m. spirit, mind, soul, intelli- 
 gence 
 
 Geist-anregend, a. mentally stimu- 
 lating 
 
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 Gek 
 
 Geist-anstrengend, a. fatiguing the 
 mind 
 
 Geist-arm, a. unintellectual, stupid, 
 spiritless 
 
 Geist-ermiidend, a. causing mental 
 fatigue 
 
 Geist-erquickend, a. mentally stimu- 
 lating 
 
 Geistes- (in compds.), mental 
 
 Geistes-abspannung, /. mental de- 
 pression 
 
 Geistes-abwesend, a. absent-minded 
 
 Geistes-abwesenheit, /. absence of 
 mind 
 
 Geistes-anregung,-/. mental stimula- 
 tion 
 
 Geistes-anstrengung, /. mental exer- 
 tion 
 
 Geistes-arbeit, /. mental work 
 
 Geistes-arm, a. unintellectual, stu- 
 pid, spiritless 
 
 Geistes-armut, /. mental weakness 
 
 Geistes-aufregung, /. mental excite- 
 ment 
 
 Geistes-beschranktheit, /. limited 
 mental capacity 
 
 Geistes-bildung, /. mental cultiva- 
 tion 
 
 Geistes-blitz, m. mental flash 
 
 Geistes-eigentumlichkeit, /. mental 
 peculiarity 
 
 Geistes-entwickelung, /. mental de- 
 velopment 
 
 Geistes-erstarrung, /. mental torpor 
 
 Geistes - fahigkeit, /. intellectual 
 power 
 
 Geistes - gestort, a. mentally dis- 
 turbed 
 
 Geistes-gestorte, m. & /. a person 
 mentally disturbed 
 
 Geistes-gesund, a. of sound mind 
 
 Geistes-gesunde, m. & /. a person of 
 sound mind 
 
 Geistes-kraft, /, mental power or 
 vigour 
 
 Geistes-krank, a. mentally affected 
 
 Geistes-kranke, m. & f, a. person 
 mentally affected 
 
 Geistes-krankheit, /. mental disease, 
 alienation 
 
 Geistes-leere, /. mental vacancy 
 
 Geistes-richtung, /. mental tendency, 
 disposition 
 
 Geistes-ruhe, f. mental rest or re-' 
 pose 
 
 Geistes-schwach, a. weak-minded, 
 imbecile 
 
 Geistes-schwache, m, & /. a person 
 of weak mind 
 
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 Geistes-schwache, /, weakness of 
 mind, imbecility 
 
 Geistes-schwache des Greisenalters, 
 dotage, dementia senilis 
 
 Geistes-schwachung, /. weakening of 
 the mind 
 
 Geistes-spannung, /. mental exer- 
 tion, mental strain 
 
 Geistes-starke, /. strength of mind, 
 mental vigour 
 
 Geistes-storung, /. mental disturb- 
 ance or aberration 
 
 Geistes-stumpf, a. dull, stupid, im- 
 becile 
 
 Geistes-stumpfheit, /. intellectual 
 dulness, stupidity 
 
 Geistes-thatigkeit, /. mental activity 
 
 Geistes-trage, a. mentally indolent ; 
 stupid 
 
 Geistes-tragheit, /. mental indolence; 
 stupidity 
 
 Geistes-uberanstrengung, /. mental 
 overstrain 
 
 Geistes-verfassung, /. mental dis- 
 position 
 
 Geistes-verstorung, /. = -zerriittung 
 
 Geistes-verwirrung, /. mental con- 
 fusion ; alienation 
 
 Geistes-zerriittung, /. mental de- 
 rangement 
 
 Geistes-zustand, m. mental condition 
 
 Geistig, a. mental, mentally, intel- 
 lectual ; spirituous, alcoholic 
 
 Geistige Gahrung, /. alcoholic fer- 
 mentation 
 
 Geist-lahmend,a.mentallyparalysing 
 
 Geist-leer, a. unintellectual, stupid, 
 spiritless 
 
 Geist-los, a. = -leer 
 
 Geist-losigkeit, /. mental dulness, 
 stupidity 
 
 Gekampfert, a. camphorated 
 
 Gekeimt, a. germinated 
 
 Gekerbt, a. notched, indented, jagged 
 
 Geknauelt, a. agglomerate, glomer- 
 ate ; convoluted, coiled 
 
 Geknickt, a. kinked, flexed, bent ; 
 partially fractured 
 
 Geknopft, a. provided with a knob 
 or button ; probe-pointed, blunt- 
 pointed 
 
 Gekornt, a. granulated, granular 
 
 Gekrauselt,- a. curled, curly 
 
 Gekreuzt, a. crossed, decussated 
 
 Gekrose, n. mesentery 
 
 Gekros- (in compds.), mesenteric 
 
 Gekros-ader, /. mesenteric vein 
 
 Gekros-ahnlich, a. resembling the 
 mesentery 
 
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 Gel 
 
 Gekros-arterie, /. mesenteric artery 
 Gekros-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Gekros-blatt, n. layer of mesentery 
 Gekros-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Gekros-bruch, m. mesenteric hernia 
 Gekros-darm, m. jejunum and ileum 
 Gekros-driise, /. mesenteric gland 
 Gekros-driisengang, m. => -gang 
 Gekros-driisenverschwarung, /. ul- 
 ceration of mesenteric glands 
 Gekros-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of mesentery 
 Gekros-falte, /. mesenteric fold 
 Gekros-gang, m. pancreatic duct 
 Gekros-gefass, n. mesenteric vessel 
 Gekros-geflecht, n. mesenteric plexus 
 Gekr'os - haut, /. mesenteric endo- 
 thelium 
 Gekros - lymphdriise, /. mesenteric 
 
 lymph glands 
 Gekros-nerv, m. mesenteric nerve 
 Gekros-platte, /. = -blatt 
 Gekros-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Gekros-rand, m. mesenteric margin 
 Gekros-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Gekros-schwindsucht, /. tabes me- 
 
 senterica 
 Gekros-vene, /. = -ader 
 Gekros-wurzel, /. root or origin of 
 
 mesentery 
 Gekriimmt, a. curved, crooked, bent 
 Gelappt, a. lobulated, lobed 
 Gelasmus, m. spasmodic laughter 
 Gelatine, /. gelatine 
 
 chinesische or japanesische — , 
 agar agar 
 Gelatin-kapsel, /. gelatine capsule 
 Gelatin-kultur, /. gelatine culture 
 Gelatin-platte, /. gelatine plate 
 Gelatin-stichkultur, /. gelatine stab 
 
 culture 
 Gelatinierbar, a. capable of being 
 
 gelatinised 
 Gelatinierbarkeit, /. capability of 
 
 being gelatinised 
 Gelatinieren, v.t. to gelatinise 
 Gelatines, a. gelatinous ; colloid 
 Gelb, a. yellow ; Gelber Fleck, m. 
 
 yellow spot of retina 
 Gelb-blaublind, a. yellow-blue blind 
 Gelb-blaublindheit, /. yellow-blue 
 
 blindness 
 Gelb-farbung, /. yellow staining or 
 
 colouration 
 Gelb-fieber, n. yellow fever 
 Gelblich, a. yellowish 
 Gelb-sehen, n. yellow vision 
 Gelb-sucht, /. jaundice 
 Gelb-suchtig, a, jaundiced 
 
 Gelb-siichtige, m. &. f. a. subject of 
 
 jaundice 
 Gelb-wurz, /. turmeric 
 Geldrollenformig, a. nummular 
 Gelegenheit, /. occasion, opportunity 
 Gelegenheits - trinker, m. an occa- 
 sional drunkard 
 Gelegenheits-ursache, /. actual or 
 
 exciting cause 
 Gelegenheits-verbrecher, m. an occa- 
 sional criminal 
 Geleitzelle, /. conducting cell 
 Gelenk, n. articulation, joint 
 
 bewegliches — , arthrodial joint 
 falsches — , false joint, pseudo- 
 arthrosis 
 Finger gelenk, knuckle 
 freies — , = -bewegliches 
 Hand gelenk, wrist 
 kiinstliches — , artificial joint 
 neues — , new joint 
 Riickgrat gelenk, vertebral arti- 
 culation 
 straffes — , amphi-arthrosis 
 widernaturliches — , = -kunst- 
 liches 
 Gelenk- (in compds.), articular 
 Gelenk-abscess, m. joint abscess 
 Gelenk-abschleifung,/. wearing away 
 of the articular surfaces of a 
 joint 
 Gelenk-abschwellung, /. diminution 
 
 of an articular swelling 
 Gelenk-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 a joint 
 Gelenk-arterie, /. articular artery 
 Gelenk-artig, a. joint-like 
 Gelenk-ausdehnung, /. distension of 
 
 a joint 
 Gelenk-ausmachung, /. dislocation 
 
 of a joint 
 Gelenk-ausschalung, /. resection of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-ausschwitzung, /. intra-arti- 
 
 cular effusion or exudation 
 Gelenkband, n. articular ligament 
 Gelenkbander-durchtrennung, /. di- 
 vision of an articular ligament, 
 syndesmotomy 
 Gelenkbander - entzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of articular ligaments 
 Gelenkbander-erschlaffung, /. re- 
 laxation of articular ligaments 
 Gelenkbander-krankheit, /. disease 
 
 of an articular ligament 
 Gelenkbander-schmerz, m. pain in 
 
 articular ligaments 
 Gelenkbander-schrumpfung, /, atro- 
 phy of articular ligaments 
 
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 Gel 
 
 Gelenkbander-verdickung, /. thick- 
 ening of articular ligaments 
 Gelenkbander-wucherung, /. hyper- 
 trophy of articular ligaments 
 Gelenk-bau, m. structure of a joint 
 Gelenk-bein, n. or -beinchen, n. sesa- 
 moid bone 
 Gelenk-beschwerde, /. joint affection 
 Gelenk-beuge, /. flexure of a joint 
 Gelenk-beugung, /. flexion of a joint 
 Gelenk-beugung, /. (gewaltsame), 
 
 forcible flexion of a joint 
 Gelenk-beweglichkeit, /. movability 
 
 of a joint 
 Gelenk-bewegung, /. movement of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-blutader, /. articular vein 
 Gelenk-blutung, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 or into a joint 
 Gelenk-bruch, w. fracture into a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-bug, m. = -beuge 
 Gelenk-deformierung, /. deformity 
 
 of a joint 
 Gelenk-distorsion, /. partial disloca- 
 tion of a joint 
 Gelenk-driise, /. synovial gland 
 Gelenk-eiterung, /. suppurative arth- 
 ritis 
 Gelenk-empyem, n. collection of pus 
 
 in a joint 
 Gelenk-ende, n. articular extremity, 
 
 epiphysis 
 Gelenk-endenverwachsung, /. adhe- 
 sion of articular surfaces 
 Gelenk-entfernung, /. resection of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-entzundung, /. inflammation 
 
 of a joint, arthritis 
 Gelenk - erguss, m. efEusion into a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-erkaltung, /. chill of a joint 
 Gelenk-erkrankung, /. disease of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-falte, /. articular fold or 
 
 crease 
 Gelenk-flache, /. articular surface 
 Gelenk-flachenreibung, /. friction of 
 
 articular surfaces 
 Gelenk-fiachenverwachsung, /. adhe- 
 sion of articular surfaces 
 Gelenk-fiiissigkeit, /. synovial fluid 
 Gelenk-fortsatz, m. articular pro- 
 cess, condyloid process 
 Gelenk-fuge, /. articulation 
 Gelenk-fiigung, /. articulation 
 Gelenk-gegend, /. region of a joint 
 Gelenk-geschwulst, /. articular swel- 
 ling or tumour 
 
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 Gelenk-geschwulst, /. (weisse), white 
 swelling 
 
 Gelenk-geschwiir, n. ulceration in a 
 joint 
 
 Gelenk-grube, /. articular fossa 
 
 Gelenk-haut, /. synovial membrane 
 
 Gelenk-hocker, m. articular emi- 
 nence, condyle 
 
 Gelenk-hocker'grube, /. condyloid 
 fossa 
 
 Gelenk-hohle, /. articular cavity, 
 acetabulum 
 
 Gelenk-hohlenartig, a. acetabular 
 
 Gelenk-hiigel, m. or -hiigelchen, n. 
 articular prominence 
 
 Gelenk-hydrops, m. synovial efEu- 
 sion, hydrops articuli 
 
 Gelenk-ig, a. flexible, pliant, pliable, 
 supple, jointed 
 
 Gelenk-igkeit, /. flexibility, pliancy, 
 suppleness 
 
 Gelenkkapsel, /. capsular ligament 
 
 Gelenkkapsel-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of the capsular ligament 
 of a joint 
 
 Gelenkkapsel-erkrankung, /. disease 
 of a capsular ligament 
 
 Gelenkkapsel-schrumpfung, /. atro- 
 phy or thinning of a capsular liga- 
 ment 
 
 Gelenkkapsel-verdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of a capsular ligament 
 
 Gelenkkapsel-wucherung, /. hyper- 
 trophy of a capsular ligament 
 
 Gelenk-knochen, m. bone forming 
 part of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-knochengeschwulst, /. swell- 
 ing of the articular end of abone 
 
 Gelenk-knopf, m. head of a bone 
 
 Gelenk - knorpel, m. articular car- 
 tilage 
 
 Gelenk-knorpelartig, a. resembling 
 articular cartilage 
 
 Gelenk-knorpeliiberzug, m. articular 
 cartilage 
 
 Gelenk-knorpelwucherung, f. hyper- 
 trophy of articular cartilage 
 
 Gelenk - knorpelzerstorung, /. de- 
 struction of articular cartilage 
 
 Gelenk-knorren, m. = -kopf 
 
 Gelenk-knoten, ni. = -konkrement 
 
 Gelenk - konkrement, n. loose or 
 movable body in a joint 
 
 Gelenk-kontusion, /. contusion of a 
 joint 
 
 Gelenk-kopf, m. head of a bone, 
 condyle 
 
 rollenartiger — , trochlea 
 
 Gelenk-korper, m. = -konkrement 
 
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 Gel 
 
 Gelenk-krankheit, /. joint disease 
 Gelenk-lehre, /. arthrology 
 Gelenk-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Gelenk-leim, m. = -schmiere 
 Gelenk-linie, /. axis of joint 
 Gelenk-lippe, /. margin of a joint 
 Gelenk-maus, /. = -konkremont 
 Gelenk-mausegerausch, n. bruit d'ai 
 Gelenk-muskulatur, /. joint muscu- 
 lature 
 Gelenk - nervenkorperchen, n. arti- 
 cular nerve corpuscle 
 Gelenk - neuralgic, /. arthralgia, 
 
 hysterical joint disease 
 Gelenk-neurose, /. = -neuralgie 
 Gelenk-pfanne, /. articular, aceta- 
 bular, or glenoid cavity 
 Gelenk-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Gelenk-quetschung, /. contusion of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-raum, m. articular cavity 
 Gelenk-rheumatismus, m. articular 
 
 rheumatism 
 Gelenk-ring, m. articular margin 
 Gelenk-rolle, /. condyle 
 Gelenk-saft, m. = -schmiere 
 Gelenk-sam, a. flexible, pliable 
 Gelenk-samkeit, /. flexibility, plia- 
 bility 
 Gelenk-scheide, /. articular capsule 
 Gelenk-schienchen, n. small articu- 
 lated splint 
 Gelenk-schiene, /. articulated splint 
 Gelenk-schlaffheit, /. relaxation of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Gelenk-schleim, m. = -schmiere 
 Gelenk - schleimhaut, /. synovial 
 
 membrane 
 Gelenk - schleimhautentzundung, /. 
 inflammation of synovial mem- 
 brane 
 Gelenk - schleimhautrotung, /. red- 
 dening of synovial membrane 
 Gelenk - schleimhautschwellung, /. 
 
 swelling of synovial membrane 
 Gelenk-schmerz, m. pain in a joint 
 Gelenk-schmiere, /. synovia 
 Gelenk-schwamm, m. white swelling 
 Gelenk-schwellung, /. swelling of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-schwund, m. wasting of a 
 
 joint 
 Gelenk-spalte, /. articular space 
 Gelenk-steif, a. stiff-jointed, anky- 
 
 losed 
 Gelenk-steifheit, /. ankylosis 
 Gelenk-steifigkeit, /. = -steifheit 
 Gelenk-stellung, /. attitude of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-storung, /. articular affec- 
 tion 
 
 Gelenk-streckung, /. extension of a 
 joint 
 
 Gelenk-streckung, /. (gewaltsame), 
 forcible extension of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-stuck, n. = -teil 
 
 Gelenk-tasche, /. pouch or pocket of 
 a joint 
 
 Gelenk-teil, m. articular portion 
 
 Gelenk-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-ubel, n. joint affection 
 
 Gelenk-unbeweglichkeit, /. immo- 
 bility of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-verbindung, /. articulation 
 
 Gelenk-verdickung, /. thickening in 
 the region of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-vereiterurig, /. suppuration 
 in a joint 
 
 Gelenk-verjauchung, /. ichorous sup- 
 puration in a joint 
 
 Gelenk-verkrummung, /. deformity 
 of a joint 
 
 Gelenk- verletzung, /. injury to a 
 joint 
 
 Gelenk-verodung, /. obliteration of a 
 joint, ankylosis 
 
 Gelenk-verrenkung, /. dislocation of 
 a joint 
 
 Gelenk-verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-verstauchung, /. = -verren- 
 kung 
 
 Gelenk-verwachsung, /. ankylosis, 
 joint adhesions 
 
 Gelenk-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 joint boundary or capsule 
 
 Gelenk-wasser, n. = -schmiere 
 
 Gelenk- wassersucht, /. hydrops arti- 
 culi 
 
 Gelenk- weichteile, m.pl. soft parts 
 of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-wirbel, m. rotatory joint 
 
 Gelenk-wunde, /. wound of a joint 
 
 Gelenk-zerlegung, /. dissection of a 
 joint 
 
 Gelenk-zotte, /. villous process of 
 synovial membrane 
 
 Gelenk-zottenwucherung, /. prolif- 
 eration of synovial fringes 
 
 Gelind, a. gentle, soft, mild, slight, 
 tender 
 
 — abfiihrend, a. mildly laxative 
 
 Gelispel, n. lisping 
 
 Gelockert, a. loosened 
 
 Geloschter Kalk, m. slaked lime 
 
 Gelsemien-saure, /. gelsemic acid 
 
 Gelsemien-wurzel, /. gelsemium root 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gen 
 
 Geliiste, pi- morbid appetites, picse 
 
 Gemacht, n. the genitals 
 
 Gemecker, n. asgophony 
 
 Gemein, a. common, low, ordinary 
 
 Gemein-empfindung, /. = -gefiihl 
 
 Gemein-gefiihl, n. subjective feeling 
 or sensation (not referable to ex- 
 ternal objects) 
 
 Gemein-schaftlich, a. common, mu- 
 tual, communis 
 
 Gemein-verstand, m. common sense 
 
 Gemisch, n. mixture 
 
 Gemischt, a. mixed 
 
 Gemme, /. gem ; pear-shaped swell- 
 ing of filaments in certain Muco- 
 rini 
 
 Gems-ballen, m. or -kugel, /. hair- 
 ball(found in intestines of chamois) 
 
 Gemuse, n. vegetables 
 
 Gemiise-kost, /. or -nahrung, /. 
 vegetable diet 
 
 Gemiit, n. mind, soul, heart, feeling, 
 disposition, turn of mind, nature, 
 temper 
 
 Gemut-los, a. unfeeling, heartless 
 
 Gemiit-losigkeit, /. unfeelingness, 
 heartlessness 
 
 Gemuts-anregung, /. stimulation of 
 the mind 
 
 Gemiits-art, /. disposition, turn of 
 mind, temper, humour, character, 
 constitution 
 
 Gemuts-aufregung, /. mental excite- 
 ment 
 
 Gemiits-beschaffenheit, /. = -art 
 
 Gemiits-bewegung, /. mental emo- 
 tion, excitement 
 
 Gemiits-eigenheit, /. mental peculi- 
 arity 
 
 Gemiits-eindruck, m. mental impres- 
 sion 
 
 Gemuts-erregung, /. mental emotion 
 
 Gemiits - erschiitterung, /. violent 
 mental emotion 
 
 Gemiits-kraft, /. force of the mind, 
 force of character 
 
 Gemiits-krank, a. disordered in mind, 
 melancholy 
 
 Gemiits-kranke, m. & f. one sufEer- 
 
 I ing from a disturbed state of mind 
 
 Gemuts-krankheit, /. disorder of the 
 mind, mental disturbance, melan- 
 choly 
 
 Gemiits-lage, /. mental condition 
 
 Gemiits-leben, n. internal life, senti- 
 mentality 
 
 Gemiits-leiden, n. = - krankheit 
 
 Gemuts-neigung, /. natural inclina- 
 tion, turn of mind 
 
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 Gemuts-regung, /. = - bewegung 
 
 Gemiits-reizbarkeit, /. mental irrita- 
 bility 
 
 Gemuts-richtung, /. = -neigung 
 
 Gemiits-ruhe, /. mental repose 
 
 Gemixts-schmerz, m. mental pain or 
 suffering 
 
 Gemiits-starke, /. = -kraft 
 
 Gemiits-stimmung, /. disposition, 
 condition or frame of mind 
 
 Gemiits-storung, /, mental disturb- 
 ance 
 
 Gemiits-stumpfheit, /. mental hebe- 
 tude or dulness . 
 
 Gemiits-unruhe, /. mental perturba- 
 tion 
 
 Gemiits-veranderung, /. alteration of 
 mental condition 
 
 Gemiits-verfassung, /. = -stimmung 
 
 Gemiits-verstimmung, /. depression 
 of spirits, Ul-humour 
 
 Gemiits- wahnsinn, m. moral insanity 
 
 Gemiits - zustand, m. mental condi- 
 tion 
 
 Genabelt, a-, umbilicated 
 
 Genarbt, a. cicatrised 
 
 Genau, a. accurate, exact 
 
 Geneigt, a. inclined, bent 
 
 Generalarzt, ni. surgeon-general 
 
 Generalstabsarzt, m. staff surgeon- 
 general 
 
 Generation, /. generation 
 
 Generations - druse, /. generative 
 gland 
 
 Generations-wechsel, m. alternation 
 of generations, metagenesis 
 
 Generisch, a. generic 
 
 Genesen, v.i. to recover, to conva 
 lesce ; to give birth to a child 
 
 Genesung, /, recovery, convales- 
 cence 
 
 Genesungs-dauer, /. duration of 
 convalescence 
 
 Genesungs-fall, m. case of recovery 
 
 Genesungs-periode, /. = -zeit 
 
 Genesungs-verhaltnis, n. proportion 
 of recoveries 
 
 Genesungs - zeit, /. convalescent 
 period 
 
 Genesungs-ziffer, /. statistics or data 
 of recovery 
 
 Genick, n. nape, back of neck, nucha, 
 cervix ; vide for compds. also 
 Nacken 
 
 Genick-beule, /. boil on back of neck 
 
 Genick-brechen, n. breaking of the 
 neck 
 
 Genick-druse, /. cervical gland 
 
 Genick-grube, /. fovea nuchas 
 
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 Genick-krampf, m. rigidity or spasm 
 
 of the neck 
 Genick-krampf, (epidemischer), epi- 
 demic cerebro-spinal meningitis 
 Genick-schmerz, m. pain in the neck 
 
 Genick-starre, /. = -krampf 
 
 Geniessbar, a. edible, drinkable 
 
 Geniessbarkeit, /. quality of being 
 edible or drinkable 
 
 Genital, a. genital ; vide for compds. 
 also Geschlechts- 
 
 Genital-erkrankung, /. disease of 
 sexual organs 
 
 Genital-falte, /. genital fold 
 
 Genital-herpes, m. herpes of the 
 genitals 
 
 Genital-hocker, m. genital eminence 
 
 Genitalien, pi. genitals 
 
 Genital-nervenkorperchen, n. genital 
 nerve corpuscles 
 
 Genital-reizung, /. genital irritation 
 
 Genital-strang, m. genital or sper- 
 matic cord 
 
 Genital-wulst, m. ridge bordering 
 external opening of uro-genital 
 sinus of embryo 
 
 Gentianablau, n. gentian blue 
 
 Genual, a. relating to knee, genu- ; 
 vide for compds. Knie 
 
 Genussmittel, n. all substances used 
 as additions to food (not in them- 
 selves essential, such as condi- 
 ments, tobacco, spirits, &c.) 
 
 Geophagen, pi. earth-eaters 
 
 Geophagie, /. earthTeating 
 
 Gepaart, a. coupled, in pairs 
 
 Gepulvert, a. powdered 
 
 Gerad, a. straight, rectus 
 
 Gerad-halter, m. support, ortho- 
 poedic apparatus, chest expander 
 
 Gerad-lage, /. longitudinal position 
 
 Gerandert, a. ridged, marginate 
 
 Geraniumol, n. oU of geranium 
 
 Geratiibung, /. exercise with gym- 
 nastic apparatus 
 
 Gerausch, n. noise, murmur, hum, 
 sound, souffle, bruit 
 
 Gerauschlos, a. noiseless 
 
 Gerbsauer, a. tannate 
 
 Gerbsaure, /. tannic acid 
 
 Gerbsaure Bleisalbe, /. ointment of 
 tannate of lead 
 
 Gerbsaures Salz, n. tannate 
 
 Gerbstoff, m. tannin 
 
 Gerbstoffbad, n. tannin bath 
 
 Gereinigt,a.purified,cleansed,clarified 
 
 Gereizt, a. irritated, stimulated 
 
 Gereiztheit, /. irritation 
 
 Gerhardt'sche Reaktion, /. ferric 
 
 chloride test for diacetic acid ia 
 the urine 
 Gerichtlich, a. forensic, legal 
 Gerichtsarzt, m. a public medico- 
 legal officer ; a kind of coroner 
 Gerichtsarztlich, a. medico-legal, 
 
 forensic 
 Gerichtarztliches Gutachten, n. deci- 
 sion, opinion, or report of medico- 
 legal officer 
 Gerieft, a. grooved 
 Gerinnbar, a. coagulable 
 Gerinnbarkeit, /. coagulability 
 Gerinnen, v.i. to curdle, to coagulate, 
 
 to congeal, to clot 
 Gerinnen, n. = Gerinnung 
 Gerinnung, /. coagulation, congeal- 
 ing, clotting ; coagulum 
 Gerinnungsbrand, m. coagulation 
 
 necrosis 
 Gerinnungs - erregend, a. causing 
 
 coagulation or clotting 
 Gerinnungs-erscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon of coagulation 
 Gerinnungs-fahig, a. capable of co- 
 agulating 
 Gerinnungs-fahigkeit, /. capability 
 
 of coagulation 
 Gerinnungs-masse, /. coagulum, clot 
 Gerinnungs-prozess, m. = -vorgang 
 Gerinnungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 coagulation 
 Gerinnsel, n. coagulum, thrombus, 
 
 clot 
 Gerinnsel -bildung, /. formation of 
 
 coagulum 
 Gerippe, n. skeleton 
 Germer, m. white hellebore 
 Germinieren, v.i: to germinate 
 Gerokomie, /. dietetics and hygiene 
 
 of old age 
 Gerokomium, n . infirmary for the aged 
 Geronnen, a. coagulated, clotted 
 Gerontoxon, n. arcus senilis 
 Gerste, /. barley 
 Gersten-graupe, /. pearl-barley 
 Gersten-grutze, /.' = -graupe 
 Gersten-korn, n. hordeolum 
 Gersten-kornformig, a. barley-corn 
 
 shaped 
 Gersten-malz, n. barley-malt 
 Gersten-mehl, n. barley-meal 
 Gersten-milbe, /. barley-mite 
 Gersten-schleim, m. barley-water 
 Gersten-starke, /. barley-starch 
 Gersten-trank, m. = -schleim 
 Gersten-zucker, m. barley-sugar 
 Geruch, m. smelj, sense of smell, 
 odour, scent 
 
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 Geruch-los, a. scentlesSj inodorous ; 
 destitute of sense of smell 
 
 Geruch-losigkeit, /. scentlessness, 
 inodorousness ; being destitute of 
 the sense of smell 
 
 Geruch - losmachung, /. deodorisa- 
 tion 
 
 Geruchs- (in compds.), olfactory ; 
 vide for compds. also Riech- 
 
 Geruchs-apparat, m. olfactory appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Geruchs-eindruck, m. olfactory im- 
 pression 
 
 Geruchs-empfindung, /. sensation of 
 odour 
 
 Geruchs-grubchen, n. or -grube, /. 
 olfactory fossa 
 
 Geruchs-haut, /. Schneiderian mem- 
 brane 
 
 Geruchs-knochen, m. ethmoid bone 
 
 Geruchs - korrigenzien, n.pl. odour 
 correctives (in elegant prescribing) 
 
 Geruchs-krankheit, /. disease affect- 
 ing olfactory apparatus 
 
 Geruchs - mangel, m. absence of 
 sense of smell 
 
 Geruchs-nerv, m. olfactory nerve 
 
 Geruchs-nervenfaserschicht, /. layer 
 of olfactory nerve fibres 
 
 Geruchs-organ, n. = -apparat 
 
 Geruchs-reiz, m. an olfactory irri- 
 tant 
 
 Geruchs-schleimhaut, /. = -haut 
 
 Geruchs-sinn, m. sense of smell 
 
 Geruchs-vermogen, n. power or 
 sense of smell 
 
 Geruchs-werkzeug, n. = -apparat 
 
 Gerunzelt, a. wrinkled, rugose 
 
 Geriiste, n. scaffolding, frame, 
 stroma 
 
 Geriist-gewebe, n. framework tissue, 
 stroma 
 
 Gerust-werk, m. = Geriiste 
 
 Gesalzen, a. salted 
 
 Gesamt, a. entire, whole; joint, 
 collective, total, general 
 
 Gesamt-anschwellung, /. general or 
 entire swelling 
 
 Gesamt-befinden, n. general con- 
 dition of health 
 
 Gesamt-bevolkerung, /. total popu- 
 lation 
 
 Gesamt-blut, n, the total amount of 
 blood 
 
 Gesamt-blutmenge, /. = -blut 
 
 Gesamt - erkrankung, /. constitu- 
 tional or general disease 
 
 Gesamt-ernahrung, /, general nutri- 
 tion 
 
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 Gesamt-gebiet, n. entire area or 
 
 region 
 Gesamt-haut, /. the whole skin 
 Gesamt-hirn, n. the encephalon 
 Gesamt-korper, m. the whole body 
 Gesamt-medizin, /. the whole general 
 
 field of medicine 
 Gesamt - nahrungswert, m. total 
 
 nutritive value 
 Gesamt-nervensystem, n. general 
 
 nervous system 
 Gesamt-sterblichkeit, /. total mor- 
 tality 
 Gesamt-stoffansatz, m. total assimi- 
 lated material 
 Gesamt-stoffumsatz, m. = -stoff- 
 
 wechsel 
 Gesamt-stoffverlust, m. total elimi- 
 nation of body 
 Gesamt-stoffwechsel, m. total meta- 
 
 bohsm 
 Gesamt-stoffzufuhr, /. total of nutri- 
 tive supply 
 Gesamt-wert, m. total or aggregate 
 
 value 
 Gesass, n. buttocks, nates, funda- 
 ment 
 Gesass- (in compds.), gluteal 
 Gesass-arterie, /. gluteal artery 
 Gesass-backen, m.pl. buttocks, nates 
 Gesass-bein, n. ischium 
 Gesass-blutader, /. gluteal vein 
 Gesass-bruch, m. gluteal or sciatic 
 
 hernia 
 Gesass-falte, /. = -furche 
 Gesass-fistel, /. anal or gluteal fistula 
 Gesass-furche, /. gluteal fold 
 Gesass-gegend, /. gluteal region 
 Gesass-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Gesass-knorren, m. tuber ischii 
 Gesass-muskel, m. gluteal muscle 
 Gesass-nerv, m. gluteal nerve 
 Gesass-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Gesass-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Gesass-schwiele, /. gluteal callosity 
 Gesass-spalte, /. = -furche 
 Gesass-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Gesass-wirbel, m. a sacral or coccy- 
 geal vertebra 
 Gesattigt, a. saturated ; satiated 
 Gesauert, a. acidulated 
 Geschichtet, a. stratified, in layers 
 Geschlecht, n. sex, species, kind, 
 
 race, genus, descent, generation 
 Geschlecht-lich, a. sexual, generic 
 Geschlecht-los, a. sexless, asexual 
 Geschlecht-losigkeit, /. asexual con- 
 dition 
 
 Geschlechts- (in compds.), sexual 
 
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 Geschlechts-abneigung, /. sexual dis- 
 inclination 
 
 Geschlechts-akt, m. coitus 
 
 Geschlechts-apparat, m. sexual ap- 
 paratus 
 
 Geschlechts-art, /. generic character, 
 genus, species 
 
 Geschlechts-ausschweifung, /. ex- 
 cessive venery 
 
 Geschlechts-bildung, /. formation, 
 development or (perhaps) deter- 
 mination of the sex 
 
 Geschlechts-druse, /. genital gland ; 
 ovary, testicle 
 
 Geschlechts - eigentiimlichkeit, /. 
 sexual peculiarity 
 
 Geschlechts-empfindung, /. sexual 
 feeling or desire 
 
 Geschlechts-entwickelung, /. sexual 
 development 
 
 Geschlechts-erkrankung, /. affection 
 of sexual organs 
 
 Geschlechts-falte, /. genital fold 
 
 Geschlechts-funktion, /. sexual func- 
 tion 
 
 Geschlechts-furche, /. genital furrow, 
 genito-urinary aperture 
 
 Geschlechts-gang, m. genital duct, 
 MiiUer's duct 
 
 Geschlechts-gefuhl, n. sexual feeling 
 
 Geschlechts-genuss, m. sexual inter- 
 course or pleasure 
 
 Geschlechts-glied, n. the genitals 
 
 Geschlechts-hocker, m. genital emi- 
 nence 
 
 Geschlechts-krankheit, /. disease of 
 genitals 
 
 Geschlechts-leben, n. sexual life, 
 condition, or habit 
 
 Geschlechts-lust, /. sexual desire 
 
 Geschlechts-neigung, /. sexual feel- 
 ing, impulse, or desire 
 
 Geschlechts-offnung, /. vaginal ori- 
 fice 
 
 Geschlechts-organ, n. sexual organ 
 
 Geschlechts - pflanzen, pi. phanero- 
 gams 
 
 Geschlechts-produkte, pi. ova and 
 sperm-cells 
 
 Geschlechts-reif, a. pubescent, hav- 
 ing arrived at puberty 
 
 Geschlechts-reife, /. puberty 
 
 Geschlechts-reiz, m. sexual impulse 
 
 Geschlechts-reizend, a. aphrodisiac 
 
 Geschlechts-reizung, /. irritation of 
 
 genitals, sexual excitement 
 Geschlechts-rlchtung, /. direction of 
 
 sexual desires 
 Ceschlechts-rinne, /. genital furrow 
 
 i8s 
 
 Geschlechts-sinn, m. sexual sense or 
 feeling 
 
 Geschlechts-spalt, m. genital cleft 
 
 Geschlechts-strang, m. genital or 
 spermatic cord 
 
 Geschlechts-teile, m.pl. the genitals 
 
 Geschlechts-thatig, a. sexually active 
 
 Geschlechts-thatigkeit, /. sexual ac- 
 tivity or function 
 
 Geschlechts-tiere, n.pl. animals re- 
 producing sexually 
 
 Geschlechts-trennung, /. division or 
 separation of sexual apparatus 
 
 Geschlechts-trieb, m. sexual impulse 
 
 Geschlechts-triebvermindernd, a. an- 
 aphrodisiac 
 
 Geschlechts-iiberreizung, /. sexual 
 over-excitation 
 
 Geschlechts - unreif , a. immature, 
 not having arrived at puberty 
 
 Geschlechts-unterschied, m. sexual 
 distinction 
 
 Geschlechts-verbindung, /. sexual 
 intercourse 
 
 Geschlechts- verhaltnis, n. propor- 
 tion of sexes 
 
 Geschlechts-verirrung, /. perversion 
 of sexual desire 
 
 Geschlechts-verkehr, m. sexual in- 
 tercourse 
 
 Geschlechts-verrichtung, /. = -ver- 
 kehr 
 
 Geschlechts - verschiedenheit, / . = 
 -unterschied 
 
 Geschlechts- weg, m. genital passage 
 
 Geschlechts-werkzeug, n. genital 
 apparatus 
 
 Geschlechts-wulst, m. genital emi- 
 nence 
 
 Geschlechts-zeichen, n. the indica- 
 tions of sex 
 
 Geschlechts-zelle, /. spermatoblast 
 
 Geschlitzt, a. cleft, fissured 
 
 Geschmack, m. taste (sense) ; 
 flavour, relish 
 
 Geschmack-los, a. tasteless, insipid 
 
 Geschmack-losigkeit, /. tastelcss- 
 ness, insipidity 
 
 Geschmacks- (in compds.), relating 
 to taste, gustatory 
 
 Geschmacks-aufhebung, /. suppres- 
 sion or loss of taste 
 
 Geschmacks-becher, m. = -knospe 
 
 Geschmacks-eindruck, m. taste im- 
 pression 
 
 Geschmacks-empfindung, /. percep- 
 tion of taste 
 
 Geschmacks - fahigkeit. /, tasting 
 capacity 
 
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 Geschmacks-knospe, /. taste bud, 
 
 circumvallate papilla 
 Geschmacks-kolben, m. = -knospe 
 Geschmacks - korner, n.pl. taste 
 
 papillae 
 Geschmacks-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of sense of taste 
 Geschmacks-mangel, m. absence or 
 
 loss of taste 
 Geschmacks - nerv, m. gustatory 
 
 nerve ; a nerve of taste 
 Geschmacks - organ, n. organ of 
 
 taste 
 Geschmacks-porus, m. opening at 
 
 apex of taste bud 
 Geschmacks- prtifung, /. testing the 
 
 sense of taste 
 Geschmacks- reiz, m. irritant to the 
 
 sense of taste 
 Geschmacks-sinn, m. sense of taste 
 . Geschmacks-storung, /. disturbance 
 
 of the sense of taste 
 Geschmacks-tauschung, /. deception 
 
 of taste 
 Geschmacks-veranderung, /. change 
 
 of taste 
 Geschmacks - verbesserung, /. im- 
 provement of flavour or of sense 
 
 of taste 
 Geschmacks-verlust, m. loss of taste 
 Geschmacks-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 
 keit 
 Geschmacks- warzchen, n. or -warze, 
 
 /. gustatory papilla 
 Geschmacks-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 Geschmacks-zelle, /. gustatory cell 
 Geschmeidig, a. pliable, flexiLle, 
 
 supple 
 Geschmeidigkeit, /. pliancy, flexi- 
 
 bilitj', suppleness 
 Geschnabelt, a. beaked 
 Geschuppt, a. squamous, scaly 
 Geschwangert, a. impregnated ; 
 
 saturated 
 Geschwangerte, /. a pregnant woman 
 Geschwanzt, a. caudate, caudatus 
 
 — er Kern, m. caudate nucleus 
 Geschwatzig, a. talkative, loqua- 
 cious 
 Geschwatzigkeit, /. talkativeness, 
 
 loquacity 
 Geschwefelt, a. sulphuretted, treated 
 
 with sulphur 
 Geschweift, a. = Geschwanzt 
 Geschwind, a. quick, prompt 
 Geschwister, pi. children of the 
 same parents (whether male or 
 female) 
 Geschwisterkinder, pi. first cousins 
 
 GeschwoUen, a. swollen, turgid, in- 
 flated 
 
 Geschwollenheit, /. swollen state, 
 tumefaction, inflation 
 
 Geschwulst, /. tumour, swelling, new 
 growth 
 
 Geschwulst-abbindung, /. removal of 
 a tumour by ligature or ecraseur 
 
 Geschwulst-abnahme, /. decrease in 
 the size of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst - abquetschung, /. re- 
 moval of a tumour by crushing 
 
 Geschwulst-abstossung, /. separa- 
 tion of a tumour after ligature 
 
 Geschwulst-abtragung, /. removal of 
 a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-anlage, /. rudiment of a 
 tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-art, /. kind or variety of 
 tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-ausschalung, /. enuclea- 
 tion of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst - ausschneidung, /. re- 
 moval of a tumour with a knife 
 
 Geschwulst - becken, n. a pelvis 
 which contains a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-behandlung, /. treat- 
 ment of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst - bildend, a. tumour- 
 forming 
 
 Geschwulst-bildung, /. tumour for- 
 mation 
 
 Geschwulst-druck, m. pressure from 
 a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-entstehung, /. formation 
 of a tum.our 
 
 Geschwulst-entwickelung, /. devel- 
 opment of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-form, /. shape or variety 
 of a tumour , 
 
 Geschwulst-formig, a. tumour-like 
 
 Geschwulst-gattung, /; = -art 
 
 Geschwulst - gewebe, n. tissue of 
 tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-herd, m. focus or centre 
 of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulstig, a. tumour-like 
 Geschwulst-kachexie, /. cachexia 
 
 due to tumour 
 Geschwulst-kapsel, /. capsule of a 
 
 tumour 
 Geschwulst-keim, m. germ of a tu- 
 mour 
 
 Geschwulst-kern, m. 
 centre of tumour 
 
 nucleus or 
 
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 Geschwulst-knoten, m. tumour no- 
 dule 
 
 Geschwulst-lehre, /. pathology of 
 tumours 
 
 Geschwulst-masse, /. substance of a 
 tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-neubildung, /. new for- 
 mation of tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-sack, m. sac of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst - ursache, /. cause of a 
 tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-vereiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst - vergrosserung, /. en- 
 largement of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-wachstum, n. growth of 
 a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-wucherung, /. prolifera- 
 tion of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-zelle, /. tumour cell 
 
 Geschwulst - zerfall, m. breaking 
 down of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-zotte, /. villous process 
 of a tumour 
 
 Geschwulst-zunahme, /. increase in 
 size of a tumour 
 
 Geschwiir, n. ulcer, abscess, boil 
 
 Geschwiirchen, n. a small ulcer or 
 abscess 
 
 Geschwiirig, a. ulcerous, ulcerative 
 
 Geschwiirs-absonderung, /. exuda- 
 tion from an ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-art, /. kind or variety of 
 ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-artig, a. ulcerous, ulcer- 
 ative 
 
 Geschwurs-ausschalung, /. removal 
 of an ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-bildung, /. formation of 
 an ulcer or an abscess 
 
 Geschwurs-boden, m. base or floor of 
 an ulcer 
 
 Geschwiirs-eroflnung, /. = -schnitt 
 
 Geschwiirs-flacHe, /. surface of an 
 ulcer 
 
 Geschwiirs-form, /. = -art 
 
 Geschwiirs-gang, m. sinus of an 
 ulcer or abscess 
 
 Geschwurs-gebiet, n. or -gegend, /. 
 region of an ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-gewebe, n. tissue of an 
 ulcer 
 
 Geschwiirs-grund, m. = -boden 
 
 Geschwurs-heilung, /. healing of an 
 
 ulcer 
 Geschwurs - keim, m. germ of an 
 
 ulcer 
 Geschwurs-lehre, /. pathology of an 
 ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-narbe, /. scar from an 
 ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-oberflache, /. = -fliache 
 
 Geschwurs-offnung, /. = -schnitt 
 
 Geschwiirs-process, m. ulcer forma- 
 tion 
 
 Geschwiirs-rand, m. margin of an 
 ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-schnitt, m. the opening 
 of an ulcer 
 
 Geschwurs-vernarbung, /. cicatrisa- 
 tion of an ulcer 
 
 Gesetz, n. rule, law 
 
 Gesicht, n. sight, eyesight, faculty of 
 sight ; face, physiognomy, coun- 
 tenance 
 
 kupfriges — , acne rosacea 
 schiefes — , Bell's or facial 
 paralysis 
 
 Gesicht-los, a. blind 
 
 Gesicht-losigkeit, /. bUndness 
 
 Gesichts- (in compds.), facial ; 
 visual ; vide for compds. also 
 Seh- 
 
 Gesichts-achse, /. visual axis, line of 
 sight 
 
 Gesichts-arterie, /. facial artery 
 
 Gesichts-asymetrie, /. facial asym- 
 metry 
 
 Gesichts - atrophie, /. (fortschreit- 
 ende), progressive atrophy of the 
 facial muscles 
 
 Gesichts-ausdruck, m. physiognomy, 
 mien, expression of countenance 
 
 Gesichts-basislange, /. distance from 
 basion to subnasal point 
 
 Gesichts-beschauung, /. inspection of 
 the face 
 
 Gesichts-betrug, m. optical illusion 
 
 Gesichts-bewegung, /. facial move- 
 ment 
 
 Gesichts-bildung, /. formation of the 
 face, physiognomy 
 
 Gesichts-blodigkeit, /. dimness of 
 sight 
 
 Gesichts-blutader, /. facial vein 
 
 Gesichts-deuter, m. physiognomist 
 
 Gesichts-druse, /. facial gland 
 
 Gesichts-eindruck, m. visual im- 
 pression 
 
 Gesichts-einstellung, /. face presen- 
 tation 
 
 Gesichts-empfindung, /. visual sensa- 
 tion 
 
 Gesichts -entstellung, /. disfigure- 
 ment of the face 
 
 Gesichts-ermiidung, /. visual fatigue 
 Gesichts-erscheinung, /. visual or 
 optical phenomenon 
 
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 Gesichts-erysipel, n. facial erysipelas 
 Gesichts-falte, /. facial wrinkle 
 Gesichts-farbe, /. colour of face, 
 
 complexion 
 Gesichts-farbung, /. coloration of 
 
 .face (as by rouge) 
 Gesichts-fehler, m. defect of vision 
 Gesichts-feld, n. field of vision 
 Gesichts - feldbeschrankung, /. di- 
 minution of the field of vision 
 Gesichts-felddefekt, m. defect in 
 
 visual field 
 Gesichts-feldeinengung, /. = -feldbe- 
 schrankung 
 Gesichts-feldmesser, m. perimeter 
 Gesichts-feldverengung, f. = -feld- 
 beschrankung 
 Gesichts-finne, /. facial acne 
 Gesichts-flache, /. facial surface 
 Gesichts-geburt, /. facial delivery 
 Gesichts-gefass, n. facial vessel 
 Gesichts-gegend, /. facial region 
 Gesichts-geschwulst, /. facial swell- 
 ing 
 Gesichts-grind, m. an eruption on the 
 
 face (especially if scabbed) 
 Gesichts-halfte, /. half of the face 
 Gesichts-haut, /. skin of the face 
 Gesichts-hautkrebs, m. cancer of the 
 
 skin of the face 
 Gesichts-hohe, /. total vertico-facial 
 
 diameter 
 Gesichts-hohle, /. a facial cavity 
 
 (nose, mouth, &c.) 
 Gesichts-hiigel, m. optic thalamus 
 Gesichts-index, m. facial index 
 Gesichts-knochen, m. a bone of the 
 
 face 
 Gesichts-kopfbeuge, /. parietal bend 
 Gesichts-krampf, m. facial spasm 
 Gesichts-krampf, m. (mimischer), 
 
 habit or mimetic facial spasm 
 Gesichts-krebs, m. cancer of face 
 Gesichts-kreis, m. range or field of 
 
 vision 
 Gesichts-Iage, /. = -einstellung 
 Gesichts-lahmung, /. (mimische), 
 
 facial paralysis. Bell's paralysis 
 Gesichts-lange, /. length of face 
 measured from highest point of 
 frontal to the chin 
 Gesichts-langengesichtsbreitenindex, 
 m. ratio of biz^^gomatic diameter 
 to facial length from prosthion to 
 basion 
 Gesichts - langengesichtshohenindex, 
 m. ratio of vertical facial diameter 
 to facial length from prosthion to 
 basion 
 
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 Gesichts-langenobergesichtshohenin- 
 dex, m. ratio of superior vertical 
 facial diameter to facial length 
 Gesichts-linie, /. line of vision ; 
 
 facial line, profile line 
 Gesichts-mangel, m. absence of face 
 Gesichts-missbildung, /. facial mal- 
 formation 
 Gesichts-modulus, w. facial modulus 
 Gesichts-muskel, m. a facial muscle 
 Gesichts - muskellahmung, /. para- 
 lysis of facial muscles 
 Gesichts-muskulatur, /. facial mus- 
 cular apparatus 
 Gesichts - nasenwurzelknochen, m, 
 
 glabella 
 Gesichts-nerv, m. facial nerve 
 Gesichts-nervenast, m. branch oi 
 
 facial nerve 
 Gesichts-nervenkern, m. nucleus of 
 
 facial nerve 
 Gesichts-nervenknie, n. germ of 
 
 facial nerve 
 Gesichts - nervenlahmung, /. para- 
 lysis of facial nerve 
 Gesichts-nervenschmerz, m. facial 
 
 neuralgia 
 Gesichts - nervenstamm, m. trunk 
 
 of facial nerve 
 Gesichts-oberfiache, /. = -flache 
 Gesichts-organ, n. organ of vision 
 Gesichts-prufung, /. testing the eye- 
 sight 
 Gesichts-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Gesichts-punkt, m. visual point 
 Gesichts-pustel,/. apustule ontheface 
 Gesichts-raum, m. visual space 
 Gesichts-reissen, n. tic douloureux, 
 
 facial neuralgia 
 Gesichts-rhombus, m. facial rhom- 
 bus 
 Gesichts-rose, /. = -erysipel 
 Gesichts-rote,'/. redness of face 
 Gesichts-rotung, /. = -rote 
 Gesichts-schadel, m. facial portion of 
 
 skull 
 Gesichts-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Gesichts-schmerz, m. (Fothergill'- 
 scher), tic douloureux, facial neu- 
 ralgia 
 Gesichts-schwache, /. weakness of 
 
 vision 
 Gesichts-schwindel, m. ocular ver- 
 tigo 
 Gesichts-sinn, m. sense of vision 
 Gesichts-sinnsschwache, /. weakness 
 
 of sense of vision 
 Gesichts-spalte, /. cleft in face (con- 
 genital) 
 
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 Gesichts-spiel, n. facial play, play of 
 
 countenance 
 Gesichts-storung, /. visual disturb- 
 ance 
 Gesichts-strahl, m. visual ray 
 Gesichts - tauschung, /. optical illu- 
 sion ; optical delusion 
 
 Gesichts-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Gesichts-veranderung, /. change of 
 countenance 
 
 Gesichts-verdrehung, /. facial distor- 
 tion 
 
 Gesichts-verdunkelung, /. obscura- 
 tion of vision 
 
 Gesichts-verfarbung, /. discoloration 
 of face 
 
 Gesichts-verzerrung, /. facial distor- 
 tion 
 
 Gesichts-viereck, 7i. facial quadri- 
 lateral 
 
 Gesichts - vorstellung, /. = -wahr- 
 nehmung 
 
 Gesichts-wahrnehmung, /. visual 
 perception 
 
 Gesichts-weite, /. visual range or 
 distance 
 
 Gesichts-werkzeuge, n.pl. the organs 
 of vision 
 
 Gesichts-winkel, «. facial angle ; 
 visual or optic angle 
 
 Gesichts - zuckung, /. convulsive 
 movement of face 
 
 Gesichts-zug, m. feature, lineament, 
 facial line 
 
 Gespalten, a. fissured, cleft ; redu- 
 plicated 
 
 Gespannt, a. stretched, tense, tight, 
 intense, entonic 
 
 Gespanntheit, /. state of being tense 
 or stretched ; tightness, tension, 
 intensity 
 
 Gesprenkelt, a. speckled, spotted 
 
 Gestalt, /. shape, figure, form, 
 stature, frame 
 
 Gestalten, v.t. to shape, to form, to 
 figure, to fashion 
 
 Gestalt-los, a. shapeless, amorphous 
 
 Gestalt-losigkeit, /. shapelessness 
 
 Gestaltung, /. == Gestalt 
 
 Gestalt-veranderung, /. change of 
 shape 
 
 Gestammel, n. stammering, stutter- 
 ing 
 
 Gestank, m. stench 
 
 Gestielt, a. pedunculated 
 
 Gestreckt, a. stretched, traiUng 
 
 Gestreift, a. striped, striated, streaky 
 
 Gesund, a. healthy, sound, whole- 
 some, salubrious, salutary ; sane 
 
 Gesundbrunnen, m. mineral spring, 
 spa 
 
 Gesundbrunnen-wasser, n. mineral 
 water, water of a spa 
 
 Gesunden, v.i. to recover, to be 
 restored to health 
 
 Gesundheit, /. health, healthiness, 
 soundness, wholesomeness, salu- 
 brity 
 
 Gesundheitlich, a. relating to health, 
 sanitary, hygienic 
 
 Gesundheits- (in compds.), sanitary, 
 health ; vide also Sanitats- 
 
 Gesundheits-amt, n. board of health, 
 sanitary board 
 
 Gesundheits-attest, n. certificate of 
 health 
 
 Gesundheits-beamter, m. health or 
 sanitary of&cer 
 
 Gesundheits-bedingung, /. necessary 
 hygienic conditions 
 
 Gesundheits - bericht, m. sanitary 
 report 
 
 Gesundheits-brief, m. bill of health 
 
 Gesundheits-certifikat, n. certificate 
 of health, bill of health 
 
 Gesundheits-erhaltung, /. preserva- 
 tion of health 
 
 Gesundheits - flanell, m. hygienic 
 flannel 
 
 Gesundheits-fordernd, a. health-pro- 
 moting 
 
 Gesundheits-forderung, /. promotion 
 of health 
 
 Gesundheits-gefahrdung, /. the en- 
 dangering of health 
 
 Gesundheits-gefahrlich, a. endanger- 
 ing health 
 
 Gesundheits-gefahrlichkeit, /. dan- 
 ger to health 
 
 Gesundheits - gemass, a. conform- 
 ably to health, hygienic 
 
 Gesuridheits-geschirr, n. sanitary 
 cooking utensils ; hygienic pot- 
 tery 
 
 Gesundheits-kommission, /. sanitary 
 commission, board of health 
 
 Gesundheits-kunde, /. = -lehre 
 
 Gesundheits-lehre, /. hygiene, sani- 
 tary science 
 
 Gesundheits-pass, m. bill of health 
 
 Gesundheits-pflege, /. care of health, 
 regimen, hygiene 
 
 Gesundheits-pflegegesetz, n. sanitary 
 law or regulation 
 
 Gesundheits - polizei, /. sanitary 
 police ; quarantine officers 
 
 Gesundheits-rat, m. board or council 
 of health, sanitary authority 
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 Gesundheits-regel, /. rule of diet, 
 
 regimen 
 Gesundheits-riicksicht, /. sanitary 
 
 motive or reason 
 Gesundheits-schadlich, a. injurious 
 
 to health 
 Gesundheits-schein, m. certificate of 
 
 health 
 Gesundheits-schokolade, /. chocolate 
 
 for merlicinal purposes 
 Gesundheits-storung, /. disturbance 
 
 of health 
 Gesundheits-taflet, m. medicated oil- 
 cloth 
 Gesundheits-unschadlich, a. innoc- 
 uous to health 
 Gesundheits - verhaltnis, n. health 
 
 ratio 
 Gesundheits-vorschrift, /. sanitary 
 
 regulation 
 Gesundheits-wachstaffet, m. = -taf- 
 
 fet 
 Gesundheits-wesen, n. (offentliches), 
 
 all public sanitary affairs 
 Gesundheits-widrig, a. unhealthy, 
 
 unwholesome 
 Gesundheits-zeugnis, n. certificate of 
 
 health 
 Gesundheits-zustand, m. state of 
 
 health, sanitary condition 
 Gesundung, /. recovery, convales- 
 cence 
 Getigert, a. spotted, piebald, striped 
 
 like a tiger 
 Getrank, n. drink, beverage, potion, 
 
 draught 
 Getreide-alchen, n.pl. Tylenchus 
 Getreide-rost, m. grain-rust or smut 
 
 due to varieties of puccinia 
 Getrenntgeschlechtlich, a. having 
 
 specific sexual organs ; vide 
 
 Gonochorismus 
 Getrocknet, a. dried, desiccated 
 Getriibt, a. dull, dim, obscured, 
 
 turbid, opaque 
 GetUpfelt, a. spotted, dappled 
 Gewachs, n. plant, growth, ex- 
 crescence, pseudoplasm, neo- 
 plasm, tumour, protuberance 
 Gewebe, n. tissue ; texture ; vide 
 
 for all compds. Gewebs- 
 Gewebs- (in compds.), tissue-, histo- 
 logical ; vide for compds. also 
 Bindegewebs- and Zellgewebs- 
 Gewebs-abscess, m. suppuration of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-ahnlich, a. tissue-like 
 Gewebs-anschwellung, f. swelling of 
 tissue 
 
 Gewebs-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Gewebs-atmung, /. tissue respira- 
 tion 
 Gewebs-auflockerung, /. relaxation 
 
 of tissue 
 Gewebs-ausbreitung, /. tissue distri- 
 bution 
 Gewebs-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-bahn, /. tissue track 
 Gewebs-balkchen, n. or -balken, m. 
 
 tissue trabecula 
 Gewebs-bau, wi. tissue structure 
 Gewebs-bestandteil, m. tissue con- 
 stituent 
 Gewebs-bildung, /. tissue formation 
 Gewebs-blutung, /. tissue haemor- 
 rhage 
 Ge webs-brand, m. tissue gangrene 
 Gewebs-briicke, /. bridge or band of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-biindel, m. tissue fasciculus 
 
 or bundle 
 Gewebs-druck, m. tissue pressure 
 Gewebs-dyskrasie, /. tissue dyscrasia 
 Gewebs-einschmeizung, /. breaking 
 
 down or softening of tissue 
 Gewebs-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-element, n. tissue element 
 Gewebs - entstehungslehre, /. his- 
 tology 
 Gewebs-entwickelung, /. tissue de- 
 velopment 
 Gewebs-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of tissue 
 Gewebs-erweichung, /. softening of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-faden, m. tissue filament 
 Gewebs-faser, m. tissue fibre 
 Gewebs-faserchen, n. tissue fibril 
 Gewebs-fetzen, -m. shred of tissue 
 Gewebs-fibrille, /. tissue fibril 
 Gewebs-fixierung, /. hardening or 
 
 fixing of tissue 
 Gewebs-fliissigkeit, /. tissue fluid 
 Gewebs-fortsatz, m. process or pro- 
 longation of tissue 
 Gewebs-geriist, n. tissue framework 
 Gewebs-geschwulst, /. tissue tumour 
 Gewebs-haut, /. tissue membrane 
 Gewebs-hohle, /. tissue cavity 
 Gewebs-huUe, /. tissue envelope 
 Gewebs-kapsel, /. tissue capsule 
 Gewebs-kitt, m. tissue cement 
 Gewebs-korperchen, n. tissue cor- 
 puscle 
 Gewebs-lage, /. or -lager, n. layer of 
 tissue , 
 
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 Gewebs-lehre, /. histology 
 Gewebs-liicke, /. space or gap in 
 
 tissue, tissue defect 
 Gewebs-lymphe, /. tissue lymph 
 Gewebs-masche, /. tissue network 
 Gewebs-masse, /. tissue substance 
 Gewebs-membran, /. = -haut 
 Gewebs-missbildung, /, tissue mal- 
 formation 
 Gewebs-narbe, /. tissue cicatrix 
 Gewebs-netz, n. tissue reticulum 
 Gewebs-neubildung, /. tissue neo- 
 plasm 
 Gewebs-papille, /. tissue papilla 
 Gewebs-platte, /. tissue plate 
 Gewebs-quetschung, /. crushing or 
 
 contusion of tissue 
 Gewebs-raum, m. cleft or space in 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-sack, m. tissue sac 
 Gewebs-saft, m. tissue fluid or juice 
 Gewebs-scheide, /. tissue sheath 
 Ge webs-scheidewand, /. tissue septum 
 Gewebs-schicht, /. tissue layer 
 Gewebs - schmelzung, /. = -ein- 
 
 schmelzung 
 Gewebs-schrumpfung, /. shrinking 
 
 of tissue 
 Gewebs-schwarte, f. tissue thicken- 
 ing 
 Gewebs-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 
 lung 
 Gewebs-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-spalte, /. cleft or space in 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-spaltraum, m. = -spalte 
 Gewebs-spannung, /. tissue tension 
 Gewebs-strang, m. band or fasciculus 
 
 of tissue 
 Gewebs-tonus, m. tissue tonicity 
 Gewebs-trummer, pi. remains of 
 
 broken-down tissue 
 Gewebs-umhullung, /. = -hulle 
 Gewebs - veranderung, /. tissue 
 
 change 
 Gewebs-veranderungslehre /. science 
 
 of tissue change 
 Gewebs-verdichtung, /. or -verdick- 
 
 ung, /. tissue thickening 
 Gewebs-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Gewebs-verfliissigung, /. liquefac- 
 tion of tissue 
 Gewebs-verhSrtung, /. induration of 
 
 tissue 
 Gewebs-verjauchung, /. foul suppu- 
 ration of tissue 
 Gewebs-verkiirzung, /. tissue con- 
 ' traction 
 
 Gewebs-verlust, m. loss of tissue 
 
 Gewebs-vermehrung, /. increase in 
 tissue 
 
 Gewebs-verschiebung, /. displace- 
 ment of tissue 
 
 Gewebs-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 tissue 
 
 Gewebs-wucherung, /. tissue prolif- 
 eration 
 
 Gewebs-zerfall, m. disintegration of 
 tissue 
 
 Gewebs-zerstorung, /. destruction 
 of tissue 
 
 Gewebs-zubildung, /. new-growth of 
 tissue 
 
 Gewebs-ziichtung, /. building up of 
 tissue 
 
 Gewebs-zug, m. band or fasciculus 
 of tissue 
 
 Gewebs - zunahme, /. increase of 
 tissue 
 
 Gewehrschusswunde, /. gunshot 
 wound 
 
 Gewerbe, n. trade, business, pro- 
 fession 
 
 Gewerbegelenk, n. ginglymus 
 
 Gewerbe - hautkrankheit, /. skin 
 disease due to occupation 
 
 Gewerbe-hygieine, /. hygiene of 
 trades or occupation 
 
 Gewerbe-krankheit, /. disease due to 
 trade or occupation 
 
 Gewerbe-sanitatspolizei, f. trade or 
 factory sanitary police 
 
 Gewicht, n. weight 
 
 Gewichts-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 weight 
 
 Gewichts - analyse, /. gravimetric 
 analysis 
 
 Gewichts-extension, /. extension by 
 weight 
 
 Gewichts-verlust, m. loss of weight 
 
 Gewichts-voltameter, w. weight volt- 
 ameter 
 
 Gewichts-zunahme, /. increase of 
 weight 
 
 Gewimpert, a. ciliated, fimbriated 
 
 Gewinde, n. ginglymus, labyrinth 
 
 Gewirbelt, a. vertebrate 
 
 Gewohnheit, /. custom, usage, habit, 
 practice, manner 
 
 Gewohnheits - krampf, m. habit- 
 spasm 
 
 Gewohnheits-krankheit, /. disease 
 due to habits 
 
 Gewohnheits - massig, a. accus- 
 tomed, habitual 
 
 Gewohnheits-paresie, /. paralysis 
 due to morbid habits 
 
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 Gewohnheits - skoliose, /. scoliosis 
 
 from habitually faulty posture 
 Gewohnheits-trinker, in. habitual 
 
 drunkard 
 Gewohnheits-verbrecher, m. habitual 
 
 criminal 
 Gewohnung, /. custom ; accustoming 
 Gewolbe, n. vault, arch ; fornix 
 Gewolbe-bruch, m. fracture of the 
 
 vault of the skull 
 Gewolbe-korper, m. body of the 
 
 fornix 
 Gewolbe-saulen, f.pl. pillars of the 
 
 fornix 
 Gewolbe-schenkel, m. crus of the 
 
 fornix 
 Gewolbe- wurzel, /. radix fornicis 
 Gewolbt, a. vaulted, arched, convex 
 Gewulstet, a. tumid, tumefied, ex- 
 crescent, protuberant 
 Gewunden, a. twisted, tortuous, 
 
 spiral, coiled 
 Gewiirz, n. spice 
 
 Gewurz-essig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 GewUrz-haft, a. aromatic, spicy 
 Gewurz-haltjg, a. containing spice, 
 
 spiced 
 Gewurz-kramerkratze, /. ■" grocers' 
 
 itch " (eczema) 
 Gewiirz-naglein, n.pl. cloves 
 Gewiirz-nelken, f.pl. = -naglein 
 Gewiirz-nelkenoi, n. clove-oil 
 Gewurz-pflanze, /. any spice-pro- 
 ducing plant 
 Gewiirz-pulver, n. spice powder, 
 
 aromatic powder 
 Gezahnelt, a. = Gezahnt 
 Gezahnt, a. toothed, dentate, denti- 
 culated 
 Gezelt, n. sensorium 
 Gezweiteilt, a. bipartite 
 Gibbositat, /. gibbosity, kyphosis 
 Gibert'sche I&ankheit, /. pityriasis 
 
 rosea 
 Gibraltarfieber, n. Malta fever 
 Gicht, /. gout 
 
 akute — , acute gout 
 atonische — , atonic gout 
 chronische — , chronic gout 
 fliegende — , fugatory or mi- 
 gratory gout ; (formerly) 
 acute rheumatism 
 irregulare — , irregular or 
 
 chronic gout 
 verlarvte — , masked or sup- 
 pressed gout 
 Gicht-ablagerung, /. gouty deposit, 
 
 tophus 
 Gicht-ader, /. sciatic vein 
 
 Gicht-ahnlich, a. resembling gout 
 Gicht-anfall, m. attack of gout 
 Gicht-artig, a. of a gouty nature, 
 
 arthritic 
 Gicht-briichig, a. palsied, paralytic 
 Gicht-briichige, m. & /. a gouty 
 
 subject ; a paralytic 
 Gicht-bruchigkeit, /. palsy 
 Gichter, pi. infantile convulsions, 
 
 eclampsia infantum 
 Gichtfieber, n. arthritic fever 
 Gicht-geschwur, n. ulcer over gouty 
 
 joint 
 Gicht-heilend, a. antiarthritic 
 Gichtig, a. = Gichtisch 
 Gichtiker, m. gouty subject 
 Gichtisch, a. gouty, arthritic 
 Gicht-knoten, m. gouty deposit, 
 
 tophus 
 Gicht-kolik, /. gouty colic 
 Gicht-krank, a. suffering from gout, 
 
 .gouty 
 Gicht - kranke, m. & f. a sufferer 
 
 from gout 
 Gicht - leiden, n. gouty affection, 
 
 gout 
 Gicht-leidend, a. = -krank 
 Gicht-lindernd, a. = -heilend 
 Gicht-mittel, n. a remedy for gout 
 Gicht-niere, /. gouty kidney 
 Gicht-papier, n. antiarthritic paper, 
 
 Charta resinosa. Ph. G. 
 Gicht-pulver, n. gout powder (a 
 
 patent medicine) 
 Gicht-riibe, /. radix bryoniae 
 Gicht-schmerz, m. gouty or arthritic 
 
 pain 
 Gicht-schrumpfniere, /. gouty con- 
 tracted kidney 
 Gicht-star, m. gouty cataract 
 Gicht-stoff, m. gouty matter 
 Gicht-taffet, m. or -taft, m. anti- 
 arthritic taffeta 
 Gicht-tripper, m. catarrhal affection 
 
 oi the genitals occurring in gout 
 Gicht - wasser, n. mineral water 
 
 taken for gout (e.g. Wiesbaden) 
 Gicht-watte, /. medicated cotton- 
 wool for gout 
 Gicht-widrig, a. antarthritic 
 Gicht-wolle, /. = -watte 
 Gicht-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Giebel, m. fastigium 
 Giessbad, n. douche, shower-bath 
 Giessbecken- (in compds.), aryte- 
 noid 
 Giessbecken-formig, a. arytenoid 
 Giessbecken - kehldeckelmuskel, m. 
 thyro-arytenoid muscle 
 
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 Giessbecken-knorpel, m. arytenoid 
 
 cartilage 
 Giessbecken-knorpelmuskel, m. = 
 
 -muskel 
 Giessbecken - muskel, m. arytenoid 
 
 muscle 
 Giessfieber, n. brassfounder's ague 
 Giesskannen- (in compds.) = Giess- 
 
 becken- 
 Gift, n. poison, venom ; virus, con- 
 
 tagium ; virulence 
 
 — atzendes, corrosive poison 
 
 — betaubendes, narcotic poison 
 
 — irritierendes, irritant or cor- 
 rosive poison 
 
 — narkotisches, narcotic poison 
 
 — reizend - narkotisches, irri- 
 tant narcotic poison 
 
 — septisches or zymotisches, 
 septic or zymotic poison 
 
 Gift-abtreibend, a. antitoxic, anti- 
 dotal 
 Gift-arznei, /. antidote 
 Gift-bildung, /. formation of poison 
 Gift-driise, /. poison-gland of snakes 
 Gif t-einwirkung, /. effect of poison 
 Gift-fast, a. immune to poison 
 Gift - festigkeit, /. immunity to 
 
 poison 
 Gift-festigung, /. immunisation 
 Gift-fisch, m. poisonous fish 
 Gift-frei, a. free from poison 
 Gift-gebrauch, m. the use or taking 
 
 of poisons 
 Gift-genuss, m. = -gebrauch 
 Gift-handel, m. trade in poisons 
 Giftig, a. poisonous, venomous ; in- 
 fective, virulent 
 Giftigkeit, /. poisonousness, viru- 
 lence 
 Gift-keim, m. germ of virus 
 Gift-kunde, /. toxicology 
 Gift-kundige, m. toxicologist 
 Gift-lattich, m. Herba lactucae 
 
 virosae. Ph. G. 
 Gift-lattichextrakt, n. Extractum 
 
 lactucae virosae, Ph. G'. 
 Gift-lattichsaft, m. lactucarium 
 Gift-lehre, /. = -kunde 
 Gift-los, a. non-poisonous, innocuous 
 Gift-losigkeit, /. the quality of being 
 
 non-poisonous, innocuousness 
 Gift-materie, /. poisonous matter or 
 
 substance 
 Gift-mehl, n. arsenious acid 
 Gift-menge, /. amount of poison 
 Gift-milbe, /. argas persicus 
 Gift-mischer, m. poisoner 
 Qift-mischerin, /. poisoner (female) 
 
 Gift-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Gift-mord, m. murder by poisoning 
 Gift-papier, n. poisoned paper, fly- 
 paper 
 Gift-pflanze, /. poisonous plant 
 Gift-priifung, /. testing for poison 
 Gift-reich, a. very poisonous 
 Gift-reizker, m. Lactarius tormin- 
 
 osus 
 Gift-schein, m. warrant to purchase 
 
 poisons 
 Gift-schlange, /. poisonous snake 
 Gift-schwamm, m. poisonous fungus 
 Gift-stachel, m. poisonous sting 
 Gift-stoff, m. poisonous matter, 
 
 poison 
 Gift-sumachblatter, n.pl. Folia toxi- 
 
 codendri. Ph. G. 
 Gift-trager, m. poison vehicle 
 Gift-trank, m. poison draught 
 Gift-verkauf, m. -verkehr, m. or 
 
 -vertrieb, m. sale of poison 
 Gift-voll, a. full of poison 
 Gift-ware, /. poisonous ware or 
 
 merchandise 
 Gift-widrig, a. antitoxic 
 Gift-wirkung, /. = -einwirkung 
 Gift-wurz, f. or -wurzel, /. swallow- 
 wort ; Asclepias vinctoxicum 
 Gift-zahn, m. poison fang 
 Gift-zeichen, n. poison symbol, 
 
 stamp, label or sign 
 Giljekrankheit, /. a chronic skin 
 
 disease occurring in Giljethal 
 
 (Norway) 
 Gingergrasol, n. Indian geranium oil 
 Gingibrachium, n. scurvy of the arm 
 Gingipodium, n. scurvy of the foot 
 Ginsengwurzel, /. root of panax 
 
 ginseng 
 Gipfel, m. summit, top ; climax, 
 
 crisis 
 Gips, m. gypsum, plaster of Paris 
 Gips-abdruck, m. plaster (of Paris) 
 
 cast 
 Gips-abguss, m. = -abdruck 
 Gips-aufschlag, m. == -umschlag 
 Gips-binde, /. plaster of Paris band- 
 age 
 Gips-bindenverband, m. dressing of 
 
 plaster of Paris bandages 
 Gips-brei, m. plaster of Paris paste 
 Gips-breilage, /. layer of plaster of 
 
 Paris paste 
 Gips-breischicht, /. = -breilage, /. 
 Gipsen, v.t. to apply or dress with 
 
 plaster of Paris 
 Gips-gehalt, m. amount of contained 
 
 gypsum 
 
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 Gips-haltig, a. containing gypsum 
 Gips-haufschiene, /. tow and plaster 
 of Paris splint 
 
 Gips-hulse, /. coating o; covering of 
 
 ' plaster of Paris 
 
 Gips-jacke, /. plaster of Paris jacket 
 
 Gips-korsett, n. — -jacke 
 
 Gips-mehl, n. plaster of Paris 
 powder 
 
 Gips-tnesser, n. plaster of Paris knife 
 
 Gips-modell, n. plaster of Paris cast 
 
 Gips-panzer, m. = -jacke 
 
 Gips - plattenverband, m. stucco- 
 plaster bandage 
 
 Gips-pulver, n. ■= -mehl 
 
 Gips-sage, /. plaster of Paris saw 
 
 Gips-schere, /. plaster of Paris scis- 
 sors or nippers 
 
 Gips-scherensage, /. combined scis- 
 sors and saw for cutting plaster 
 of Paris dressings 
 
 Gips-schiene,/. plaster of Paris splint 
 
 Gips-schwebeschiene, /. plaster of 
 Paris suspension-splint 
 
 Gips-teer, m. plaster of Paris mixed 
 with tar 
 
 Gips-therme, /. hot mineral spring 
 containing gypsum 
 
 Gips-tricotschiene, /. plaster of Paris 
 stocking 
 
 Gips-umguss, m. the application of 
 plaster of Paris paste 
 
 Gips-umschlag, m. plaster of Paris 
 compress or dressing 
 
 Gips-verband, m. plaster of Paris 
 dressing 
 
 Gips-verbandmesser, n. = -messer 
 
 Gips-verbandsage, /. = -sage 
 
 Gips-wasser, n.pl. waters charged 
 with gypsum 
 
 Gitter, n. lattice 
 
 Gitter-mull, m. crossbar muslin 
 
 Gitter-scharpie, /. lattice charpie 
 
 Gitter-schicht, /. lattice layer 
 
 Gitter-verband, m. fenestrated dress- 
 ing or bandage 
 
 Glabelle, /. glabella 
 
 Glabritat, /. baldness, hairlessness 
 
 Glanz, m. shine, gloss, lustre 
 
 Glanz-hand, /. glossy skin of hand 
 
 Glanz-haut, /. glossy skin 
 
 Glanz-scheu, /. photophobia, in- 
 tolerance of bright light 
 
 Glas, n. glass 
 
 Glas-aderhaut, /. vitreous membrane 
 
 Glas-ahnlich, a. glasslike, glassy, 
 vitreous, hyaline 
 
 Glas-artig, a. — -ahnlich 
 
 Glas-auge, n. gla&s eye 
 
 Glas-drain, m. glass drainage-tube 
 Glas-druck, m. pressure on skin by 
 
 a microscope slide in order to 
 
 examine any eruption (especially 
 
 lupus) under ischsemic conditions 
 
 {Liebreich') 
 Glasern, a. of glass, glassy, vitreous 
 Glaser'sche Spalte, /. petro-tym- 
 
 panic fissure 
 Glas-feuchtigkeit, /. vitreous humour 
 Glas-flussigkeit, /. = -feuchtigkeit 
 Glas-haut, /. hyaloid membrane, 
 
 hyaline coat (of hair foUicle) 
 Glas-hautchen, = -haut 
 Glas-hautgewebe, n. hyaloid tissue 
 Glas-hell, a. clear as glass, perfectly 
 
 transparent 
 Glasicht, a. shining like glass ; 
 
 glassy, vitreous 
 Glas-kitt, m. glass-cement 
 Glaskorper, m. vitreous humour ; 
 
 (in compds.), vitreous 
 Glaskorper fiiissigkeit, /. vitreous 
 
 humour 
 Glaskorper schwund, m. synchesis 
 Glaskorper verfiussigung,/. synchesis 
 Glaskorper vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 
 vitreous 
 Glas-kugel, /. glass ball ; hyaloid 
 
 granule 
 Glas-lamelle, /. hyaline membrane, 
 
 membrane of Bruch 
 Glas-membran, /. hyaline coat (of 
 
 hair follicle) 
 Glas-pinsel, m. glass brush 
 Glas-rohr, n. glass tube 
 Glas-schiene, f. glass splint 
 Glas-seide, /. glass-sUk 
 Glas-tafel, /. the vitreous or inner 
 
 table of skull 
 Glas-watte, /. glass wadding 
 Glas-wolle, /. glass wool 
 Glasur, /. enamel 
 Glatt, a. smooth, glossy, polished 
 Glatt-haarig, a. smooth or straight 
 
 haired 
 Glatt-haut, /. smooth pellicle 
 Glatt-zellig, a. smooth-celled 
 Glatze, /. baldness, bald head 
 Glatz-flechte, /. Alopecia areata 
 Glatzig, a. = Glatz-kopfig 
 Glatz-kopf, m. bald head 
 Glatz-kopfig, a. bald-headed 
 Glaubersalz, n. sulphate of soda 
 Glaubersalz-wasser, n.pl. mineral 
 
 waters containing sulphate of 
 
 soda 
 Glaukom, n. glaucoma 
 Glaukotnatos, a. glaucomatous 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gli 
 
 Glaukosurie, /. indicanuria 
 Gleich, a. equal, equivalent, alike 
 Gleich-artig, a. of same kind, homo- 
 geneous 
 Gleich-artigkeit, /. homogeneity 
 Gleich-bein, n. sesamoid bone 
 Gleich-farbig, a. isochromatic 
 Gleich-gestaltet, a. isomorphous 
 Gleich-gestaltigkeit, /. isomorphism 
 Gleichgewicht, n. equilibrium 
 Gleichgewichts-gefuhl, n. sense of 
 
 equilibrium 
 Gleichgewichts-sinn, m. = -gefiihl 
 Gleichgewichts-storung, /. distux-b- 
 
 ance of equilibrium 
 Gleichgewichts-verhaltnis, n. state 
 
 or condition of equilibrium 
 Gleichgiltigkeit, /. mdifference, list- 
 
 lessness 
 Gleich-machung, /. assimilation 
 Gleich - massig, a. proportionate, 
 symmetrical, similar, uniform, 
 regular 
 Gleichstrommaschine, /. direct-cur- 
 rent electrical machine 
 Gleich-teilig, a. isomeric 
 Gleich-teiligkeit, /. isomerism 
 Gleich-zeitig, a. simultaneous, syn- 
 chronous 
 Gleich-zeitigkeit, /. simultaneous- 
 
 ness, synchronism 
 Gleisse, /. fool's parsley 
 Gleitbewegung, /. oscillating move- 
 ment 
 Glenoidisch, a. glenoid 
 Gletscherbrand, m. erythema gla- 
 
 ciale 
 GUa- (in compds.), neuroglia 
 Glia-hiille, /. cortical layer (of 
 
 spinal cord) 
 Glia-wucherung, /. hyperplasia of 
 
 neuroglia 
 Glia-zelle, /. cell of neuroglia 
 Glied, n. limb, member, joint ; penis 
 Glied-ablosung, /. amputation of a 
 
 limb 
 Glied-abnahme, /. = -ablosung 
 Glied-abschnitt, m. part or section of 
 
 a limb 
 Glied-absetzung, /. = -ablosung 
 Glied-bad, n. bath for a limb 
 Glieder, n.pl. the hmbs, joints, 
 articulations 
 
 doppelte — , rickets 
 Glieder-band, n. articular ligament 
 Glieder-bau, m. structure of the 
 
 limbs, articulation 
 Glieder-bescfawerde, /. pain in the 
 joint 
 
 Glieder-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 joints or limbs 
 
 Glieder-bewegung, /. movement of 
 joints or limbs 
 
 Glieder-brand, m. gangrene of a limb 
 or extremity 
 
 Glieder-entziindung, /. arthritis 
 
 Glieder-fuge, /. joint, articulation 
 
 Glieder-geschwulst, /. swelling of the 
 limbs 
 
 Glieder-gicht, /. arthritic gout 
 
 Glieder-hefe, /. Penicillium glaucum 
 
 Glieder-krampf, m. cramp or spasm 
 of the limbs 
 
 Glieder-krank, a. arthritic, rheu- 
 matic 
 
 Glieder-krankheit, /. an articular 
 disease 
 
 Glieder-lahm, a. paralytic, palsied 
 
 Glieder-lahmung, /. paralysis, palsy 
 
 Glieder-los, a. limljless 
 
 Glieder-mann, m. mannikin, lay- 
 figure 
 
 Glieder-reissen, n. violent pain in 
 joints, rheumatism 
 
 Glieder-rose, /. erysipelas of a limb 
 
 Glieder-sage, /. chain-saw 
 
 Glieder-salbe, /. ointment for a limb 
 
 Glieder-schmerz, m. pain in joints or 
 limbs 
 
 Glieder-schwamm, m. white swelling 
 
 Glieder-schwund, m. atrophy or 
 withering of limbs 
 
 Glieder-spannen, n. cramp or ten- 
 sion of a limb 
 
 Glieder-starkend, a. strengthening 
 the limbs 
 
 Glieder-starkung, /. the strengthen- 
 ing of the limbs 
 
 Glieder-strecken, n. stretching or 
 extension of limbs 
 
 Gliederung, /. jointing (of a limb) ; 
 segmentation (of the body) 
 
 Glieder-wassersucht, /. hydrops ar- 
 ticuli 
 
 Glieder-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Glieder-weh, n. (hitziges), acute 
 rheumatic arthritis 
 
 Glieder - wiirmer, m.pl. segmented 
 worms 
 
 Glieder-zittern, M. tremor of the limbs 
 
 Glieder-zucken, n. convulsive move- 
 ment of the limbs 
 
 Glieder-zuckung, /. = -zucken 
 
 Glied-los, a. without limbs 
 
 Glied-losigkeit, /. absence of limbs 
 
 Glied-massen, f.pl. all the limbs 
 or members 
 
 Glied-schwamm, m. white swelling 
 
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Gli 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gly 
 
 Glied-wasser, n. synovial fluid 
 Glied-wassersucht, /. hydrops ar- 
 
 ticuli 
 Glimmer, m. mica ; glimmer 
 Glimmer-brille, /. mica spectacles 
 Glimmer-erde, /. micaceous earth 
 Glimmer-kalk, m. micaceous lime 
 Glimmer-thon, m. micaceous clay 
 Gliom, n. glioma 
 
 Glischrurie, /. passage of urine con- 
 taining threads 
 Glisson'sche Kapsel, /. Glisson's 
 
 capsule 
 Globos, a. globular, globose 
 Globositat, /. globosity, sphericity 
 Globularschicht, /. globular or gran- 
 ular layer 
 Globulicid, a. destroying red cor- 
 puscles 
 Globulin, n. globulin 
 Globulin-substanzen, f.-pl. globulin 
 
 compounds 
 Globulin-urie, /. globulinuria 
 Globulos, a. globular 
 Glossalgie, /. pain in the tongue 
 Glossocele, n. glossocele, macro- 
 
 glossia, prolapse of tongue 
 Glossodynie, /. = Glossalgie 
 Glossopharyngeus- (in compds.), 
 
 glossopharyngeal 
 Glossopharyngeus-kern, n. glosso- 
 pharyngeal nucleus 
 Glossopharyngeus-wurzel, f. glosso- 
 pharyngeal root 
 Glossophytie, /. " hairy tongue " 
 Glossoplegie, /. paralj'sis of the 
 
 tongue 
 Glossotomie, /. excision of tongue 
 Glottis, /. glottis ; vide for compds. 
 
 also Stimmritzen- 
 Glottis-erwieterer, m. posterior crico- 
 arytenoid muscle 
 Glottis-krampf, m. spasm of glottis 
 Glottis - lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 glottis 
 Glottis-odem, n. ccdema of glottis 
 Glottis-offner, m. = -erweiterer 
 Glottis-rinne, /. rima glottidis 
 Glottis-spalte, /. rima glottidis 
 Glottis-wand, /. wall of glottis 
 Glotzauge, n. exophthalmos 
 Glotzaugen-krankheit, /., -kropf, m. 
 
 exophthalmic goitre 
 Glotzaugig, a. exophthalmic 
 Glucksengerausch, n. splashing 
 
 sound 
 Gliicks-haube, /. or -kuppe, /. caul 
 Gluckslinie, /. longitudinal palmar 
 line 
 
 Gliih- (in compds.), cautery 
 Gluh-apparat, m. cautery apparatus 
 Gliih -draht, m. cautery-wire 
 Gliih-eisen, n. cautery-iron 
 Gliihen, v.t. & i. to glow, to be red- 
 hot ; to make red-hot ; to flush 
 Gliihend, a. glowing, red-hot, burn- 
 ing, incandescent 
 Gluh-hitze, /. red-heat 
 Gluh-messer, n. cautery-knife 
 Gliih-nadel, /. cautery-needle 
 Gluh-schlinge, /. cautery-loop or 
 
 -snare 
 Gliih-wirkung, /. effect of actual or 
 
 galvanic cautery 
 Glukonsaure, /. gluconic acid 
 Glukose, /. glucose 
 Glukoside, pi. glucosides 
 Glutaen, pi. glutei muscles 
 Glutaminsaure, /. glutaminic acid 
 Glutarsaure, /. glutaric acid 
 Gluten- (in compds.), gluten-, glutin- 
 Gluten-fibrin, n. gluten-fibrin 
 Gluten-kasein, n, gluten-casein 
 Glutination, /. agglutination 
 Glutinativ, a. agglutinate 
 Glutinos, a. glutinous 
 Glycerin, n. glycerine 
 Glycerin-aldehid, n. glyceric alde- 
 hyde 
 Glycerin-athylbakterie, /. bacterium 
 
 Fitzianum 
 Glycerin-essig, m. glycerine vinegar 
 Glycerin - klystier, n. glycerine 
 
 enema 
 Glycerin-phosphorsaure, /. glyceric 
 
 phosphate 
 Glycerin - salbe, /. Unguentum gly- 
 cerin!. Ph. G. 
 Glycerin-saure, /. glyceric acid 
 Glycerin-seife, /. glycerine soap 
 Glycerin-supposjtorien, pi. glycerine 
 
 suppositories 
 Glycerolat, n. glycerite 
 Glycin, n. glycocoU 
 Glykaemie, Glykochamie, /. exces- 
 sive amount of sugar in blood 
 Glykochol, n. glycocoll 
 Glykocholsaure, /. glycocholic acid 
 Glykogen, n. glycogen 
 Glykogengehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained glycogen 
 Glykokoll, n. = Glykochol 
 Glykolsaure, /. glycollic acid 
 Glykolursaure, /. glycoluric acid 
 Glykolylharnstoff, m. glycolyl urea 
 
 hydantoin 
 Glykolytisch, a. glycolytic 
 Glykose, /. glucose 
 
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Gly 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gra 
 
 Glykosurie, /. glycosuria 
 Glykuronsaure, /. glycurontc acid 
 Glyoxalsaure, /. glyoxalic acid 
 Glyoxylsaure, /. glyoxalic acid 
 Gmelin'sche Probe, /. Gmelin's test 
 Gmelin'sches Salz, n. potassium 
 
 ferricyanide 
 Gnadenkraut, n. Gratiola officinalis, 
 
 L. 
 Gnathalgie, /. pain in the jaw 
 Gnathoneuralgie, /. neuralgia of the 
 
 cheek 
 Gnathorrhagie, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 oral cavity 
 Gnathoschisis, /. congenital cleft in 
 
 jaw 
 Gnathospasmus, m. trismus, lock- 
 jaw 
 Gneis, m. seborrhoea 
 Goapulver, n. Goa powder 
 Goetheknochen, m, interparietal 
 
 bone 
 Gold, n. gold 
 Gold-ader, /. haemorrhoidal vein, 
 
 piles 
 Gold-aderfluss, w. bleeding piles 
 Gold-adergefass, n. hsemorrhoidal 
 
 vessel 
 Gold-chlorid, n. gold trichloride 
 Gold-chloriir, n. gold monochloride 
 Gold-doppelsalz, n. double salt of 
 
 gold 
 Gold-draht, m. gold wire 
 Gold-finger, m. ring-finger 
 Gold-glatte, /. oxide of lead 
 Gold - plomben, f.pl. gold fillings 
 
 (dentistry) 
 Gold-regen, m. laburnum 
 Gold - regensamen, m. laburnum- 
 seeds 
 Gold-scheidewasser, n. nitro-hydro- 
 
 chloric acid 
 Gold-schlagader, /. haemorrhoidal 
 
 artery 
 Gold-schlagerhaut, /. gold-beater's 
 
 skin 
 Gold-schwamm, m. prepared gold 
 
 (for filling teeth) 
 Gold-schwefel, m. antimony penta- 
 
 sulphide 
 Gold-tinktur, /. tinctura aurea ; a 
 name given to some popular 
 remedies supposed to contain gold 
 Gold-tropfen, pi. Bestuscheff's tinc- 
 ture ; Tinct. ferri chlorat. jeth. 
 Gonagra, /. gout of the knee 
 Gonalgie, /. pain in the knee 
 Gonarthritis, /. inflammation of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Gonarthrokace, /. tubercular knee 
 
 Gonathrotomie, /, arthrotomy of 
 knee 
 
 Goniometer, m. an instrument for 
 measuring angles in craniometry, 
 &c. 
 
 Gonitis, /. inflammation of knee- 
 joint 
 
 Gonochorismus, m. separation of 
 genital organs, in contradistinc- 
 tion to hermaphroditism 
 
 Gonorrhoe, /. gonorrhoea 
 
 Gonorrhoiker, m. a sufferer from 
 gonorrhoea 
 
 Gonorrhoisch, a. gonorrhoeal 
 
 Gottesgnadenkraut, n. Gratiola offi- 
 cinalis 
 
 Gotthardkrankheit, /. a disease 
 caused by Dochmius duodenalis 
 
 Goulard'sches Wasser, n. Goulard- 
 water 
 
 Graaf 'sches Blaschen, n. or FoUikle, 
 m. Graafian vesicle or foUicle 
 
 Grabmilben, f.pl. sarcoptes 
 
 Grad, m. degree, grade, stage, 
 rate 
 
 Gradierluft, /. air impregnated with 
 salt in the neighbourhood of salt- 
 works 
 
 Graefe'sches Zeichen,«. von Graefe's 
 sign 
 
 Grahambrot, n. Grahani's bread 
 
 Granat- (in compds.), pomegranate 
 
 Granat-bliiten, f.pl. pomegranate 
 blossom 
 
 Granat-rinde, /. pomegranate bark 
 
 Granat-schale, /. pomegranate rind 
 
 Granat- wurzelrinde, /. root-bark of 
 pomegranate 
 
 Granat-wurzelrindenauszug, m. ex- 
 tract of root-bark of pomegranate 
 
 Granular, a. granular 
 
 Granular-atrophie, /. granular con- 
 traction 
 
 Granular-entartung, /. granular de- 
 generation 
 
 Granulation, /. granulation 
 
 — Pachioni'sche, Paccionian 
 body 
 
 Granulations-geschwulst, /. granula- 
 tion tumour 
 
 Granulations-gewebe, n. granula- 
 tion tissue 
 
 Granulations-vorgang, m. process of 
 granulation 
 
 Granulations-wucherung, /. prolifer- 
 ation of granulations 
 
 Granulations-zelle, /. granulation- 
 cell 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 6rl 
 
 Granu'lierew, v.i. to granulate 
 
 Granufiert, a. granulated 
 
 Granulierung, /. granulation, granu- 
 lating 
 
 Granules, a. granular, granulated 
 
 Graphische Darstellung, /. graphic 
 record 
 
 Graphospasmus, m. writers' cramp 
 
 Grasmilbe, /. rote, Leptus autumn- 
 alis 
 
 Grasol, n. Indian geranium oil 
 
 Grassation, /. the spreading of a 
 disease or epidemic 
 
 Grassieren, v.i. to spread, to rage (of 
 diseases or epidemics) 
 
 Grat, m. edge, ridge ; spine 
 
 Grate, /. fish-bone ; spine, spinous 
 process 
 
 Graten-ecke, /. triangle at base of 
 spine of scapula 
 
 Graten-fanger, m. fish-bone catcher 
 
 Graten-grube, /. (obere), supra- 
 spinous fossa 
 
 Graten-grube, /. (untere), infra- 
 spinous fossa 
 
 Graten-schliisselbeinband, n. acro- 
 mio-clavicular ligament 
 
 Graten-schliisselbeingelenk, n. acro- 
 mio-clavicular joint 
 
 Graten-zange, /. fish-bone forceps 
 
 Grau, a. grey 
 
 Grauer Hiigel, m. corpus striatum 
 
 Grauer Star, m. grey cataract 
 
 Graue Substanz, /. grey matter 
 
 Graupen, f.pl. pearl barley 
 
 Gfaupen-schleim, m. barley-water 
 
 Graupen-suppe, /. barley-broth or 
 -soup 
 
 Gravedo, /. sneezing 
 
 Graves'sche Krankheit, /. Graves' 
 disease 
 
 Gravidieren, v.i. to impregnate 
 
 Graviditat, /. pregnancy 
 
 Graviditatsnarben, f.pl. white lines 
 on abdomen after pregnancy 
 
 Gregarinen, f.pl. gregarines 
 
 Greifenklaue, /. claw-hand, la main 
 en griff e 
 
 Greifzirkel, m. pelvimeter, calipers 
 
 Greis, m. an old man 
 
 Greisen- (in compds.), senile ; vide 
 
 '- for compds. also Alters- 
 
 Greisen-alter, n. old age 
 
 Greisen-Modsinn, m. senile dementia 
 
 Greisen-bogen, m. arcus senilis 
 
 Greisen-brand, m. senile gangrene 
 
 Greisen-darrsucht, /. senile atrophy 
 
 Greiseh-emphyseni, n. senile em- 
 physema 
 
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 Greisen-haft, a. senile 
 Greisen-harn, m. urine of the a^ed 
 Greisen-haut, /. skin of the aged 
 Greisen-krankheit, /. or -leiden, w. 
 
 disease peculiar to the aged 
 Greisen-pflege, /. the tending of the 
 
 aged 
 Greisen-pneumonie, /. pneumonia 
 
 of old age 
 Greisen-ring, m. = -bogen 
 Greisen-star, m. senile cataract 
 Greisen- tum, n. old age 
 Greisen - veranderung, /. senile 
 
 change 
 Greisen-zittern, n. senile tremor 
 Greisin, /. an old woman 
 Grenz-blatt, n. limiting membrane 
 
 or layer 
 Grenze, /. boundary, border, end, 
 
 limit 
 Grenz-flache, /. marginal surface ; 
 
 plain 
 Grenz-ganglie, /. sympathetic gan- 
 glion 
 Grenz-gewebe, f.n. limiting tissue 
 Grenz-kohlenwasserstoff, m. satu- 
 rated hydrocarbon 
 Grenz-lamelle, /. marginal layer 
 Grenz-membran, /. limiting mem- 
 brane 
 Girenz-netz, n. limiting network 
 Grenz-rinne, /. limiting furrow 
 Grenz-saum, w, tunica hyalina 
 
 propria 
 Grenz-schichte, /. limiting layer 
 Grenz-segel, n. terminal stria 
 Grenz-strang, m. funiculus margin- 
 
 alis ; sympathetic nerve 
 Grenz-streifen, m. taenia seniicir- 
 cularis ; stria terminalis ; limit- 
 ing layer 
 Grenz-wall, m. limiting wall 
 Grenz-wand, /. ^ -wall 
 Gries, m. groats, ground-grits ; 
 
 gravel, sand 
 Gries-flechte, /. herpes 
 Gries-mittel, n. remedy for gravel 
 Gries-stein, m. uric acid calculus 
 Griff, m. handle, grip ; manubrium 
 Griffel, m. (in compds.), styloid 
 Griffel-forming, a. styloid 
 Griffel-fortsatz, m. stjdoid process 
 Griffel - hornzungenbeinmuskel, w. 
 
 stylo-hyoid muscle 
 Griffel-loch, n. styloid foramen 
 Griffel-locharterie, /. stylo-mastoid 
 
 arterv 
 Griffel-rtitiskel, m. (der Zunge), 
 stylo-glossus muscle 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gro 
 
 Griffel-muskel, m (des Zungen- 
 
 beins), stylo-hyoid muscle 
 Griffel-schlundkopfmuskel, m. stylo- 
 
 pharyngeus muscle 
 Griffel-warzen- (in compds.), stylo- 
 mastoid 
 Griffel-warzenloch, n. stylo-mastoid 
 
 foramen 
 Griflel-zitzen- (in compds.) = -war- 
 
 zen- 
 Griffel-zungenbeinmuskel, m. stylo- 
 hyoid muscle 
 Griff el - zungenmuskel, m. stylo- 
 glossus muscle 
 Grillenkrankheit, /. -sucht, /. hypo- 
 chondria 
 Grimm, m. fury, rage 
 Grimmdarm, m. colon 
 Grimmdarm- (in compds.), colic 
 Grimmdarm-achsendrehung, /. vol- 
 vulus of colon 
 Grimmdarni-anhang, m. appendix 
 Grimmdarm-arterie, /. colic artery 
 Giimmdarm-band, n. colic ligament 
 Grimmdarm-biegung, /. colic flexure 
 Grimmdarm-blutader, /. colic vein 
 Grimmdarm-entziindung, /. colitis 
 Grimmdarm-gegend, /. colic region 
 Grimmdarm-gekrosdriise, /. mesen- 
 teric gland 
 Grimindann-gekrose, n. mesocolon 
 Grimmdarm - klappe, /. ileo-colic 
 
 valve 
 Grimmdarm-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Grimmdarm-schtagader, f. = -arterie 
 Grimmdarm-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of colon 
 Grimmdarm-verstopfung, /. obstruc- 
 tion of colon 
 Grimmdarm-zerreissung, /. rupture 
 
 of colon 
 Grimmen, v.i. to gripe 
 Grinunen, n. gripes, colic, tormina 
 Grimmenwasser, n. carminative 
 Grind, m. crust, scab, scurf, scald ; 
 eschar, impetigo or crusted 
 eczema 
 
 nassender — , weeping eczema 
 or impetigo 
 Grind-artig, a. scabby, crusted, 
 
 scurfy, impetiginous 
 Grind-bildung, /. formation of crust 
 
 or scab 
 Grind-haube, /. skull-cap for treat- 
 ment of affections of scalp 
 Grindig, a. scabbed, scurfy, impeti- 
 ginous 
 Grind-kopf, m. scald-head 
 Grind-kopfig, a, scald-headed 
 
 Grind-maul, n. circumoral eczema 
 or impetigo 
 
 Grind-salbe, /. an ointment for 
 eczema or impetigo 
 
 Grind-warze, /. warts accompanying 
 eczema or impetigo 
 
 Grippe, /. influenza 
 
 Grob, a. coarse, thick, large, rough 
 
 Grob-faserig, a. coarse-fibred 
 
 Gross, a. large, ample, high, tall ; 
 major, maximus 
 
 Grossamme, /. proscolex 
 
 Grossbauchig, a. big-bellied 
 
 Grossbriistig, a. full-chested 
 
 Grosse, /. magnitude, size, dimen- 
 sion, bulk 
 
 Grossen-abnahme, /. decrease in 
 size 
 
 Grossen-delirium, n. exaltation de- 
 lirium 
 
 Grossen-verhaltnis, n. relation or 
 proportion of size 
 
 Grossen-wahn, m. or -wahnsinn, m. 
 megalomania 
 
 Grossen-zunahme, /. increase in size 
 
 Grossersehen, n. macropsia 
 
 Grosshirn, n. cerebrum 
 
 Grosshirn- (in compds.), cerebral 
 
 Grosshirn - bau, m. structure of 
 cerebrum 
 
 Grosshirn-blaschen, n. cerebral ves- 
 icle 
 
 Grosshirn-bruckenbahn, /. (hintere), 
 temporo-occipital tract of crusta 
 
 Grosshirn-briickenbahn, /. (vordere), 
 frontal tract of crusta 
 
 Grosshirn-flache, /. cerebral surface 
 
 Grosshirn-furche, /. sulcus of cere- 
 brum 
 
 Grosshirn-ganglie, /. cerebral gan- 
 glion, basal ganglion 
 
 Grosshirn-grau, n. grey matter of 
 cerebrum 
 
 Grosshirn-halbkugel, /. = -hemi- 
 sphare 
 
 Grosshirn-hemisphare, /. cerebral 
 hemisphere 
 
 Grosshirn-kammer, /. cerebral ven- 
 tricle 
 
 Grosshim-lappen, m. cerebral lobe 
 
 Grosshirn-mantel, m. = -rinde 
 
 Grosshirn-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 
 Grosshirn-rinde, /. cerebral cortex 
 
 Grosshirn - rindenbriickenbahn, /, 
 (hintere), temporo-occipital tract 
 of crusta 
 
 Grosshirn - rindenbriickenbahn, /. 
 (vordere), frontal tract of crusta 
 
 Grosshirn-schenkel, m. crus cerebri 
 
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Gro 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gru 
 
 Grosshirft-schenkelfuss, m. peduncle 
 
 of cerebrum 
 Grosshirn-sichel, /. falx cerebri 
 Grosshirn-spalte, /. cerebral fissure 
 Grosshirn-stamm, m. ^ -stiel 
 Grosshirn-stiel, m. peduncle of cere- 
 brum 
 Grosshirn-windung, /. cerebral con- 
 volution 
 Grossjahrig, a. of age 
 Grossjahrigkeit, /. majority, being of 
 
 full age 
 Grosszehe, /. big toe 
 Grosszehen-abzieher, m. abductor 
 
 hallucis 
 Grosszehen-anzieher, m. adductor 
 
 hallucis 
 Grosszehen-ballen, m. ball of big toe 
 Grosszehen - beuger, m. flexor hal- 
 lucis 
 Grosszehen-nagel,OT.nail of great toe 
 Griibchen, n. dimple, fossula, fos- 
 
 sette, lacuna 
 Grube, /. pit, cavity, hole, mark, 
 
 fossa, depression 
 Grubelkrank, a. splenetic 
 Griibelkrankheit, /. = Griibelsucht 
 Griibelsucht, /. metaphysical mania 
 Grubengas, n. pit-gas, methane 
 Grubengas-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 
 by pit-gas 
 Grubenkopf, m. or -wurm, m. 
 
 bothriocephalus latus 
 Griiftchen, n. crypt 
 Gruftschimmel, m. crypt fungus 
 Grumescenz, /. coagulation 
 Grumos, a. grumous, coagulated 
 Griin, a. green 
 Griin-blind, a. green-blind 
 Grun-blindheit, /. green-blindness 
 Grund, m. ground, soil, bottom, 
 sediment, foundation, base, fun- 
 dus 
 Grund- (in compds.), basilar, basal, 
 elementary, proximal, primitive, 
 fundamental, primary 
 Grund-arterie, /. basilar artery 
 Grund-bein, n. sphenoid 
 Grund-bestandteil, m. elementary 
 
 constituent 
 Grund-blutleiter, m. basal sinus 
 Grund-bundel, m. primary or basal 
 
 fasciculus 
 Grund-farbe, /. primary or ground 
 
 colour 
 Grund-faser, f. elementary fibre 
 Grund-feuchtigkeit, /. soil-moisture 
 Grund-flache, /. basal surface 
 Grund-form, /. primary form 
 
 Grund-gewebe, n. ground or primary 
 
 tissue 
 Grund-glied, n. proximal phalanx 
 Grund-knorpeljW.primitivecartilage 
 Grund-kraft, /. primitive or primary 
 
 force, fundamental power 
 Grund-krankheit, /. primary disease 
 Grund-lage, /. groundwork, founda- 
 tion, base, radical base, rudiment, 
 matrix, layer 
 Grund-lamelle, /. basis lamella 
 Grund-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Grund-lich, a. fundamental, tho- 
 rough 
 Grund-linie, /. base-line, line con- 
 necting the crossing-points of 
 lines of direction 
 Grund-luft, /. ground air 
 Grund-masse, /. primitive substance, 
 
 stroma 
 Grund-membran, /. basal or base- 
 ment membrane 
 Grund-phalange, /. = -glied 
 Grund-plexus, m. primary plexus 
 Grund-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Grund-satz, m. axiom 
 Grund-schicht, /. primary or funda- 
 mental layer 
 Grund-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Grund-standig, a. basilar, basal 
 Grund-stock, m. matrix 
 Grund-stoff, m. element ; base 
 Grund-substanz, /. elementary sub- 
 stance, matrix 
 Grund- teil, m. basilar portion 
 Grund-teilchen, n. atom 
 Grund-ton, m. fundamental tone or 
 
 note 
 Grund-iibel, n. primary affection 
 Grund-ursache, /. primary cause 
 Grund- wasser, n. surface water 
 Grund-zehenglied, n. proximal pha- 
 lanx of toe 
 Grund-zehenknochen, m,. = -zehen- 
 
 glied 
 Griine Seife, /. soft soap 
 Griiner Staar, m. glaucoma, 
 Griinlich, a. greenish 
 Griinsehen, n. green vision 
 Griinspan, m. verdigris 
 Grunspan - carat, n. Ceratum aeru- 
 
 ginis, Ph.G. 
 Griinspan-staub, m. verdigris dust 
 Griinspan-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 
 by verdigris 
 Griinstar, m. glaucoma 
 Griinsucht, /. chlorosis, green sick- 
 ness I 
 Gruppe, /. group 
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Gra 
 
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 Guf 
 
 Gruppiren, v.i. to group 
 
 Griitz- (in compds.), sebaceous, 
 
 atheromatous, pulpy 
 Griitz-beutel, m. atheromatous or 
 
 sebaceous cyst 
 Griitz-beutelgeschwulst, /. =- -beutel 
 Grutz-breiartig, a. sebaceous, athero- 
 matous, pulpy 
 Griitz-breigeschwulst, /. = -beutel 
 Grutz-geschwulst, /. = -beutel 
 Gryphosis, /. clawlike incurving of 
 
 the finger- or toe-nails 
 Gryphotisch, a. affected with gry- 
 phosis 
 Gryposis, /. = Gryphosis 
 Guajak- (in compds.), guaiacum 
 Guajak-harz, n. guaiacum resin 
 Guajak-harzsaure, /. guaiaretic acid 
 Guajak-holz, m. guaiacum wood 
 Guajak-onsaure, /. amorphous acid 
 
 contained in guaiacum resin 
 Guajak-probe, /. guaiacum test 
 Guajak-saure, /. acid resembling 
 benzoic acid contained in guaia- 
 cum resin 
 Guajak-tinktur, /. tincture of guaia- 
 cum 
 Guarana, /. Pasta Guarana, Ph. G. 
 Guinea-fieber, n. Guinea fever 
 Guinea-pocken, f.pl. framboesia 
 Guinea- warm, m. Guinea worm 
 Giildene Ader, /. piles 
 Gumma- (in compds.), vide Gummi 
 Gummi, n. gum, rubber 
 
 — arabisches, gum arable 
 
 — elastisches, indiarubber 
 •— hornisiertes, ebonite 
 
 — vulkanisiertes, vulcanite 
 Gummi- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Kautschuk 
 Gummi-artig, a. gummy,, elastic 
 Gummi-ballen, m. ball-syringe 
 Gummi-band, n. indiarubber band 
 Gummi-becken, n. osteo-malacic 
 
 pelvis 
 Gummi -bildung, /. formation of a 
 
 gumma 
 Gummi-binde,/. indiarubber bandage 
 Gummi-drain, m. elastic drainage- 
 tube 
 Gummi-finger, m. indiarubber finger- 
 stall 
 Gummig, a. gummy, mucilaginous, 
 
 gummous 
 Gummi-geschwulst, /. gummatous 
 
 tumour, gumma 
 Gummi-gewachs, n. = -geschwulst 
 Gummi-gurt, m. elastic girdle or 
 waist-belt 
 
 Gummi-gutti, n. gamboge 
 
 Gummi-handschuh, m. indiarubber 
 glove 
 
 Gummi-harz, n. a generic term for 
 all crude gums or resins 
 
 Gummi-haut, /. abnormally elastic 
 skin 
 
 Gummi-heftpflaster, n. indiarubber 
 adhesive-plaster 
 
 Gummi-knoten, m. gummatous node 
 or nodule 
 
 Gummi-kreideverband, m. gum and 
 chalk dressing 
 
 Gummi-lack, m. gum lac 
 
 Gummi-leibbinde, /. elastic abdom- 
 inal belt 
 
 Gummi-nabelbinde, /. elastic um- 
 bilical belt or truss 
 
 Gummi-pasta, /. Pasta althasae, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Gummi - pilaster, n. Emplastrum 
 lithargyri compositum, Ph. G. 
 
 Gummi-pulver, n. gum-powder, com- 
 pound pov/der of tragacanth 
 
 Gummi-rohr, n. or -rohrchen, n. 
 elastic drainage-tube 
 
 Gummi-schlauch, m. = -rohr 
 
 Gummi-schleim, m. mucilage of 
 gum arable 
 
 Gummi-schnur, /. indiarubber cord 
 or band 
 
 Gummi-sirup, m. Syrupus gummo- 
 sus, Ph. G. 
 
 Gummi-strang, m. = -schnur 
 
 Gummi - strumpf, m. elastic stock- 
 ing 
 
 Gummos, a. = Gummig 
 
 Gundelrebe, /. ground ivy 
 
 Gunstjg, a. favourable 
 
 Gurgel, /. throat, gullet ; the 
 pharyngeal and laryngeal portion 
 of the throat 
 
 Gurgel-ader, /. jugular vein 
 
 Gurgel-gerausch, n. gurgling sound, 
 cavernous rale 
 
 Gurgel-mittel, n. a gargle 
 
 Gurgel-ton, m. gurgling sound, palate 
 sound 
 
 Gurgel-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Gurgel-wasser, n. a gargle 
 
 Gurgeln, v.t. & i. to gargle ; to make 
 a gurgling sound 
 
 Gurgelnd, a. gurgling 
 
 Gurgelung, /. gargling 
 
 Gurjunbalsam, m. = Gurjunol 
 
 Gurjunol, n. Gurjun balsam or oil. 
 East Indian balsam of copaiba 
 
 Gurkenkernbandwurm, m. taenia 
 cucumerina 
 
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Gur 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Haa 
 
 Gurkenkraut, n. Borago officinalis, 
 
 Gurt, m. girdle, belt, strap 
 
 Gijrtel, m. girdle, belt, waistband ; 
 
 zone 
 Giirtel-ausschlag, m. herpes zoster 
 Giirtel-bein, n. spheno-ethmoid bone 
 Giirtel-fasern, f.pl. arcuate fibres of 
 
 medulla 
 Giirtel-faserschicht, /. layer of arcu- 
 ate fibres 
 Giirtel-flechte, /. = -ausschlag 
 Giirtel-formig, a. girdlelike, zonular 
 Giirtel-gefiihl, n. sense of constric- 
 tion, girdle sensation 
 Giirtel-gegend, /. region of the waist 
 Giirtel-geschwur, n. circular ulcer 
 Giirtel-krankheit, /. = -ausschlag 
 Giirtel-rose, /. = -ausschlag 
 Giirtel-schicht, /. zonal or encircling 
 
 layer 
 Giirtel-schmerz, m. girdle pain 
 Giirtel-skotom, n. annular scotoma 
 Gurtel-star, m. zonular cataract 
 Gussfieber, n. brassfounders' ague 
 Gutachten, n. (gerichtarztliches), 
 report or opinion of a medical 
 expert 
 Gutartig, a. good-natured, mild, 
 typical, benign, laudable, non- 
 malignant 
 Gutartigkeit, /. benignity, mildness 
 
 Guttapercha, /. guttapercha; 
 
 Guttapercha-papier, n. guttapercha 
 tissue 
 
 Guttapercha-pflastermull, m. gutta- 
 percha plaster-mull 
 
 Guttapercha-schiene, /. guttapercha 
 splint 
 
 Guttapercha - schienenverband, m. 
 guttapercha splint-dressing 
 
 Gutti, n. gamboge 
 
 Gymnastik, /. gymnastics 
 
 Gymnastisch, a. gymnastic 
 
 Gynako- (in compds.), gynaeco- 
 
 Gynako-logie; /. gynaecology 
 
 Gynako-logisch, a. gynaecological 
 
 Gynako-mastie, /. abnormal de- 
 velopment of the male breast 
 
 Gynako-morphisch, a. of feminine 
 form 
 
 Gynako-phobie, /. morbid aversion 
 from women 
 
 Gynako-phonisch, a. gynaecophonous 
 
 Gynandrie, /. pseudo - hermaphro- 
 ditism in women 
 
 Gynatresieen, f.pl. general name for 
 occlusions of female genital pas-' 
 sages 
 
 Gyps- (and compds.), vide Gips- ' 
 
 Gyration, f. gyration, vertigo, giddi- 
 ness ; staggers 
 
 Gyroskop, m. instrument for mea- 
 suring rotatory power 
 
 H 
 
 Haar, n. hair 
 
 Haar- (in compds.), of or belonging 
 
 to the hair, capillary 
 Haar-ader, /. and compds., vide 
 
 Kapillar- and Kapillargefass- 
 Haar-anlage, /. hair rudiment 
 Haar - art, /. kind or variety of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-artig, a. hairlike, capillary, 
 
 piliform 
 Haar-ausfall, m. or -ausf alien, n. 
 
 falling-out of hair 
 Haarbalg, m. hair follicle 
 Haarbalg-ausgang, m, mouth of 
 
 hair follicle 
 Haarbalg-druse, /. gland of hair 
 
 follicle, sebaceous gland 
 Haarbalg-driisenentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of sebaceous gland 
 Haarbalg-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 hair follicle 
 
 Haarbalg-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of hair follicle 
 Haarbalg-hals, m. neck of hair 
 
 follicle 
 Haarbalg-hohle, /. cavity of hair 
 
 follicle 
 Haarbalg-milbe, /. acarus or demo- 
 
 dex foUiculorum 
 Haarbalg-miindung, /. = -ausgang 
 Haarbalg-muskeln, m.pl. muscles of 
 
 hair follicles, arrectores pili 
 Haarbalg-scheide, /. sheath of hair 
 
 follicle 
 Haarbalg-trichter, m. infundibulum 
 
 of hair follicle 
 Haarbalg-veranderung, /. changes in 
 
 a hair follicle 
 Haarbalg-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 
 ung, /. 
 Haarbalg- verschluss, m, occlusiott Of 
 
 hair follicle 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Haa 
 
 Haarbalg-zelle, /. a hair-follicle cell 
 Haar-ballen, pi. hair-baUs (in 
 
 stomach) 
 Haar-balsam, m. hair balsam 
 Haar-beet, n. hair-bed 
 Haar-bekleidung, /. hairy covering 
 Haar-bestand, m. quantity of hair 
 Haar-bett, n. = -beet 
 Haar-bildend, a. hair-forming 
 Haar-bildung, /. formation of hair 
 Haar-boden, m. ^ -beet 
 Haar-bruchigkeit, /. brittleness of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-biischel, m. tuft of hair 
 Haar-cyste, /. hair cyst 
 Haar-driise, /. gland of hair follicle, 
 
 sebaceous gland 
 Haar-entfernung, /. "removal or de- 
 struction of hair 
 Haar-entfettung, /. removal of fatty 
 
 matter from hair 
 Haar-entwickelung, /. development 
 
 of hair 
 Haar-ergrauung, /. the turning grey 
 
 of the hair 
 Haar-erkraakung, /. affection of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-ernahrung, /. nutrition of the 
 
 hair 
 Haar-ersatz,. m. reproduction of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-erzeugung, /. production of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-farbe, /. colour of hair 
 Haar-farbemittel, n. hair dye 
 Haar-farbung, /. dyeing of the hair 
 Haar-faser, /. hair-fibre 
 Haar-faserig, a. filamentous 
 Haar-flache, /. hair surface 
 Haar-follikel, n. hair follicle 
 Haar - form. f. .kind or variety of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-formig, a. hairlike, capillary, 
 
 piliform 
 Haargefass, n. '= Kapillargefass, 
 ' capillary vessel ; vide for all 
 
 compds. Kapillar- and Kapillar- 
 
 gefass- 
 Haaf-geflecht, n. capillary plexus 
 Haar-geschwulst, /. hair-ball 
 Haar-hygrometer, m. apparatus for 
 
 estimating moistness of hair 
 Haar-hypertrophie, /. hypertrophy 
 
 of hair, excessive growth' of hair 
 Haarig, a. hairy, hirsute 
 Haar-inhalt, m. contained hair 
 Haar-kegel, m. hair cone 
 Haar-keim, m. hair papilla 
 Haar-kleid, n._ hairy covering 
 
 Haar-knauel, m. = -kugel 
 Haar-knopf, m. or -kolben, m. hair 
 
 bulb 
 Haar-kopf, m. or -kopfwurm, m, 
 
 trichocephalus dispar 
 Haar-krankheit, /. disease of hair 
 Haar-kreis, m, hair-circle, hair- 
 circlet 
 Haar-kreuze, n.pl. decussating or 
 
 convergent hairs 
 Haar-krone, /. crown of hair 
 Haar-kugel, /. hairy concretion or 
 ball, mass of hair ; bezoar cal- 
 culus 
 Haar-kur, /. treatment of hair 
 Haar-lange, /. length of hair 
 Haar-langsschnitt, m. longitudinal 
 
 section of hair 
 Haar-leben, n. the life of hair 
 Haar-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Haar-linge, m.pl. mallophaga 
 Haar-los, a. hairless, bald 
 Haar-losigkeit, /. baldness 
 Haar-mangel, m. = -losigkeit 
 Haar-mark, n. medulla of hair 
 Haar-markerkrankung, /. affection 
 
 of medulla of hair 
 Haar-mensch, m. abnormally hairy 
 
 person 
 Haar-muskel, m. hair muscle, arrec- 
 
 tor pili 
 Haar-neubildung, /. new growth or 
 
 reproduction of hair 
 Haar-oberflache, /. surface of hair 
 Haar-oberhautchen, n. hair cuticle 
 Haar-ol, n. hair-oil 
 Haar-papille, /. hair papilla 
 Haar-pflege, /. management or treat- 
 ment of the hair 
 Haar-pfropfen, m. = -kugel 
 Haar-pigment, n. hair-pigment 
 Haar-pilz, nt. fungus producing 
 
 disease of the hair 
 Haar-pinsel, m. camel-hair pencil or 
 
 brush 
 Haar-pommade, /. hair pomade 
 Haar-querschnitt, m. transverse sec- 
 tion of hair 
 Haar-rinde, /. cortex of hair 
 Haarrohrchen, n. capillary tube 
 Haarrohrchen-anziehung, /. capil- 
 lary attraction 
 Haarrohrchen - einwirkung, f. or 
 
 -wirkung, /. capillarity 
 Haarrohrchen-netz, n. rete capillare 
 Haar-rohre, /. and compds. vide 
 
 Haarrohrchen 
 Haar-sack, m. and -sackchen, n, and 
 compds. vide Haarbalg 
 
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Haa 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hah 
 
 Haar-sackmilbe, /. acarus or demo- 
 
 dex foUiculorum 
 Haar-schaft, m. hair-shaft 
 Haar-scheide, /. hair-sheath 
 Haarrscheitel, m. parting of the hair 
 Haar-schneiden, n. hair-cutting 
 Haar-schiippchen, n. or -schuppe, /. 
 
 dandriff, scurf 
 Haar-schwund, m. loss of hair, 
 
 alopecia 
 Haarseil, n. seton 
 Haarseil-nadel, /. seton-needle 
 Haarseil-schuss,w«. or -schusswunde, 
 /. gunshot wound passing com- 
 pletely through soft parts 
 Haarseil-wunde, /. wound or track 
 
 of a seton 
 Haar-sonde, /. capillary probe or 
 
 sound 
 Haar-spalt, m, the splitting of hair- 
 ends 
 Haar-spalte, /. cleft in the hair 
 Haar-spitze, /. tip or point of hair 
 Haar-stengel, m.pl. hair-stalks 
 Haar-stoff, m. components of hair, 
 
 hair-forming material 
 Haar-strang, m.and compds. = -seil 
 Haar-strom, m. hair whorl 
 Haar-stumpf, m. hair stump 
 Haar-substanz, /. hair substance 
 Haar-typenwechsel, m. change of 
 
 character of hair 
 Haar-typus, m. type of hair 
 Haar-veranderung, /. change of hair 
 Haar-verlust, m. loss of hair 
 Haar-verschneiden, w. cutting of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-vertilgung, /. destruction of 
 
 hair, depilation 
 Haar-vertilgungsmittel, n. a depila- 
 tory 
 Haar-wachs, n. yellow elastic tissue 
 Haar-wachstum, n. growth of hair 
 Haar-warze, /. hairy wart, mole 
 Haar-wasser, n. hair-wash 
 Haar-wechsel, m. or -wechselung, /. 
 
 shedding or changing of hair 
 Haar-wirbel, m. hair whorl 
 Haar-wuchs, m. = -wachstum 
 Haar - wuchsbefordernd, a. stimu- 
 lating the growth of hair 
 Haar-wurm, m. (spiralformiger), 
 
 trichina spiralis 
 Haar-wurmer, m.pl. nematodes 
 Haar-wurzel, /. root of hair 
 Haar-wurzelscheide, /. sheath of 
 
 hair-root 
 Haar-zange, /, ciliary forceps, hair 
 pincers 
 
 Haar-zelle, /. hair-cell ; auditory- 
 cell 
 Haar-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 
 hair 
 Haar-zotte, /. tuft of hair 
 Haar-zucker, m. "hair-sugar" (a 
 
 patent medicine) 
 Haar-zunge, /. hairy tongue 
 Haar-zwiebel, m. hair-bulb 
 Haber- (and compds.), vide Hafer 
 Habichtbinde, /. four-tailed bandage 
 Habilitation, /. the acquiring of the 
 
 right to lecture at a university 
 Habilitationsschrift, /. thesis 
 Habituell, a. habitual, persisting, 
 
 chronic, recurrent 
 Habituelle Krankheit, /. a persistent 
 or chronic affection causing little 
 or no disturbance of general 
 health 
 Habitus, m. habit, constitution 
 Hacke-, Hacken- (and compds.), 
 
 vide Hake, Haken 
 Hadernkrankheit, /. rag-sorters" 
 
 disease 
 Haem . . ., vide Ham . . . 
 Hafer, m. oats 
 
 Hafer-brei, m. oatmeal porridge 
 Hafer-griitze, /. oatmeal grouts 
 Hafer-griitzschleim, m. oatmeal- 
 water, water-gruel 
 Hafer-mehl, n. oatmeal 
 Hafer-schleim, m. = -griitzschleim 
 Hafer-starke, /. oat-starch 
 Hafer- trank, m. = -griitzschleim 
 Haft-band, n. or -bandchen, n, 
 
 accessory ligament 
 Haft-organ, n. prehensile organ 
 Haft-scheibe, /. suctorial disc 
 Haft-wurzeln, f.pl. (des Chorion), 
 villi (of chorion) which are im- 
 bedded in uterine placenta 
 Hagel, m. chalaza, tread 
 Hagel-dorn, m. hordeolum 
 Hagel-driise, /. = -dorn 
 Hagel-fleck, m. germinal spot of a 
 
 seed 
 Hagel-korn, n. stye, chalazion 
 Hagel-schnur, /. chalaza, tread (of 
 
 egg) 
 Hager'sches Schnupfenmittel, n. 
 ammonia, carbolic acid and alco- 
 hol for inhalation 
 Hahn, m. cock 
 
 Hahnen-kamm, m. crista galli 
 Hahnen-kammahnlich, a. — -kamm 
 
 formig 
 Hahnen-kammformig, a. resembling 
 a cock's comb 
 
 204 
 
Hah 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hal 
 
 Hahnen-kammgeschwiir, n. condy- 
 
 lomatous ulcer 
 Hahnen - sporn, m. hippocampus 
 
 minor, calcar avis 
 Hahnen-tritt, m. cock's tread (of 
 
 egg) 
 Haileberthran, m. shark -liver oil 
 Hakchen, n. small hook, tenaculum, 
 
 hooklet 
 Hake, /. heel 
 
 Haken, m. hook, tenaculum, crotchet 
 Haken- (in compds.), uncinate 
 Haken-armtnuskel, m. coraco-bra- 
 
 chialis 
 Haken-band, n. coracoid ligament 
 Haken-bein, n. unciform bone 
 Haken-bundel, m. fasciculus uncina- 
 
 tus 
 Haken-falte, /. salpingo-nasal fold 
 Haken-formig, a. unciform, hook- 
 like 
 Haken-fortsatz, m. coracoid process 
 Haken-fuss, m. talipes calcaneus 
 Haken-ganglion, m. uncus 
 Haken-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Haken-kranz, m. circle or crown 
 
 of booklets 
 Haken-muskel, m. = -armmuskel 
 Haken-nadel, /. hooked needle 
 Haken-pinzette, /. = -zange 
 Haken-riissel, m. hookleted head (of 
 
 tapeworm) 
 Haken-schere, /. hooked scissors 
 Haken-schlusselbein, n. coracoid 
 
 bone 
 Haken-schlusselbeinband, n. coraco- 
 
 clavicular ligament 
 Haken-spiegel, m. bent or hooked 
 
 speculum 
 Haken-windung, /. uncinate convo- 
 lution 
 Haken - wiirmer, m.pl. acantho- 
 
 cephali 
 Haken-zange, /. hooked or toothed 
 
 forceps, vulsellum forceps 
 Halb, a. (in compds.), half, hemi-, 
 
 semi-, sub- 
 Halb-alaun, m. impure alum 
 Halb-art, /. sub-species 
 Halb-bad, n. hip-bath 
 Halb-bild, n. image seen by each eye 
 
 in binocular vision 
 Halb-blindheit, /. hemiopia 
 Halb-burtig, a. half-caste ; vide also 
 
 Halb-geschwister 
 Halb-chlorschwefel, m. sulphur sub- 
 chloride 
 Halb-dornmuskel, m. semi-spinalis 
 muscle 
 
 Halb-dreitagig, a. semi-tertian 
 Halb-durchsichtig, a. semi-pellucid, 
 
 semi-transparent 
 Halb-durchsichtigkeit, /. semi-trans- 
 parency 
 Halb-eirund, a. semi-oval 
 Halb-flechsig, a. = -sehnig 
 Halb-fliissig, a. semi-fluid 
 Halb-gefiedert, a. semi-pennate 
 Halb-gelenk, n. amphi-arthrosis 
 Halb-geschwister, pi. half-brothers 
 
 or -sisters 
 Halb-harze, n.pl. a generic term for 
 
 all crude gums and resins 
 Halb-hautig, a. semi-membranosus 
 Halb-kasten, pi. half-castes 
 Halb - konfiuierend, a. semi - con- 
 fluent 
 Halb-kopf, m. hemicephalus 
 Halb-kreis, m. semicircle 
 Halb-kreisformig, a. semicircular 
 Halb-kreisrund, a. semi-globular 
 Halb-kretin, m. semi-cretin 
 Halb-kreuzung, /. demi-decussation 
 Halb-kugel, /. hemisphere 
 Halb-kugelformig, a. hemispherical 
 Halb-kugelig, a. = -kugelformig 
 Halb-lahmung, /. hemiplegia 
 Halb-mond, m. half -moon, crescentj 
 
 semilune 
 Halb-mondformig, a. semilunar 
 Halb-ring, m. semicircle 
 Halb-rinne, /. = -rinnenspiegel 
 Halb-rinnenspiegel, m. a kind of 
 
 grooved speculum 
 Halb-rund, a. semicircular 
 Halb-schlaf, m. dozing, light sleep 
 Halb-schlag, m. = -lahmung 
 Halb - schwefelkupfer, n. cuprous 
 
 sulphide 
 Halb-sehen, n. hemiopia 
 Halb - sehnig, a. semitendinosus 
 
 (muscle) 
 Halb-seitenlahmung, /. hemiplegia 
 Halb - seitenlasion, /. unilateral 
 
 lesion 
 Halb-seitig, a. semilateral, uni- 
 lateral 
 Halb-sichtigkeit, /. = -sehen 
 Halb-starre, /. catalepsy 
 Halb-unpaar, a. hemi-azygos 
 Halb-unpaarig, a. = -unpaar 
 Halb-zirkel, m. = -kreis 
 Halb-zirkelformig, a. = -kreisfor- 
 
 mig 
 Halb-zugverband, m. a non-con- 
 tinuous extension apparatus 
 Halfter, m. or -binde, /. halter- 
 bandage (for fractured jaw) 
 
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Hal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hal 
 
 Haliste^etisch, a. osteomalacic 
 
 Halkologle, /. the theory of ulcera- 
 tion 
 
 Haller'sche Saure, /. Haller's acid 
 elixir, Ph. G. 
 
 Haller'scher Kranz, m. arterial 
 circle of the optic nerve 
 
 Haller'sches Sauer, m. = Haller'sche 
 Saure 
 
 Hallucinant, m. subject of hallucina- 
 tions 
 
 Hallucination, /. hallucination 
 
 Hallucinationsschwindel, m. psy- 
 chical vertigo 
 
 Hallucinatorisch, a. labouring under 
 hallucination 
 
 Halochemie, /. chemistry of salts 
 
 Halopegen, n. sodium chloride solu- 
 tion 
 
 Hals, m. throat ; neck ; cervix 
 
 dicker — , full neck due to 
 
 enlarged thyroid 
 schiefer — , wry-neck 
 
 Hals- (in compds.), cervical 
 
 Hals-ader, /. (and compds.) vide 
 -vene 
 
 Hals-anschwellung, /. cervical en- 
 largement (of spinal cord) 
 
 Hals-arterie, /. an artery of the neck; 
 carotid 
 
 Hals-bein, n. collar-bone ; hyoid 
 bone 
 
 Hals-beschwerde, /. throat trouble 
 
 Hals-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 neck or throat 
 
 Hals-bewegung, /. movement of 
 neck or throat 
 
 Hals-binde, /. = -fascia 
 
 Hals-bindegewebe, n. cervical con- 
 nective tissue 
 
 Hals-blutader, /. (and compds.), vide 
 -vene 
 
 Hals-braune, /. diphtheria 
 
 Hals-bucht, /. cervical sinus 
 
 Hals-dreieck, n. cervical triangle 
 
 Hals-driise, /. cervical gland 
 
 Hals-drusenanschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of cervical gland 
 
 Hals-driisenentziindung, f. inflam- 
 mation of cervical glands 
 
 Hals-driisenschwellung, /. = -driis- 
 enanschwellung 
 
 Hals-eingeweide, n. cervical viscera 
 or enclosed organs 
 
 Hals-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 of the throat 
 
 Hals-erkrankung, /. affection of the 
 throat 
 
 Hals-fascie, /, cervical fascia 
 
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 Hals-fistel, /. cervical fistula 
 Hals-ganglion, m. cervical ganglion 
 Hals-gefass, m. cervical vessel 
 Hals-gefassnerv, m. nerve supplying 
 
 a vessel of the neck 
 Hals-geflecht, n. cervical plexus 
 Hals-gegend, /. cervical region 
 Hals-gelenk, n. cervical articula- 
 tion 
 Hah-geschwulst, /. cervical tumour 
 Hals-geschwiir, n. ulcer of neck or 
 
 throat 
 Hals-gewebe, w. = -bindegewebe 
 Hals-gicht, /. gout in neck or thrgat 
 Hals-giirtel, m. herpes of neck 
 Hals-hautmuskel, m. platysma my- 
 
 oides 
 Hals - hohle, /. pleuro-pericardial 
 
 cavity 
 Hals - kiemenfistel, /. branchial fis- 
 tula of neck (congenital) 
 Hals-knoten, m. = -ganglion 
 Hals-kopfarterie, /. carotid artery 
 Hals-krampf, m. cervical cramp or 
 
 spasm 
 Hals-krankheit, /. disease of throat 
 
 or neck 
 Hals-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Hals-leidend, a. suffering from the 
 
 throat 
 Hals-lymphdriise, /. cervical lym- 
 phatic gland 
 Hals - lymphdriiseneiterung, /. sup- 
 puration of cervical lymph- 
 glands 
 Hals-mandel, /. tonsil 
 Hals-mark, n. = -riickenmark 
 Hals-muskel, m. a cervical muscle 
 Hals-muskel, m. (langer), longus 
 
 colli muscle 
 Hals-muskelentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of a cervical muscle 
 Hals-muskellahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 a cervical muscle 
 Hals-muskelverkiirzung, /. shorten- 
 ing of a cervical muscle 
 Hals-nerv, m. cervical nerve 
 Hals-nervenpaar, n. pair of cervical 
 
 nerves 
 Hals-pinsel, m. laryngeal brush 
 Hals-platte, /. cervical plate 
 Hals-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Hals-rippen, f.pl. cervical ribs 
 Hals-rohre, /. the trachea 
 Hals-ruckenmark, n. cervical spinal 
 
 cord 
 Hals-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Hals - schlingen, f.pl. connecting 
 cervical nerve-loops 
 
Hal 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ham 
 
 Hals-schtnerz, m. pain in the neck or 
 
 throat ; sore throat 
 Hals-schwellung, /. = > -anschwel- 
 
 lung 
 Hals - schwindsucht, /. laryngeal 
 
 phthisis 
 Hals-spalte, /. cervical cleft 
 Hals-starre, /. stiff neck 
 Hals - starrkrampf, m. spasmodic 
 
 wry-neck, torticollis 
 Hals-steifheit, /. stiffness of the 
 
 neck 
 Hals-stiick, n. cervical portion 
 Hals-vene, /. a cervical vein 
 Hals-venengerausch, n. murmur in 
 
 cervical veins 
 Hals-verletzung, /. injury of neck or 
 
 throat 
 Hals-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Hals-wirbel, m. cervical vertebra 
 Hals - wirbelband, n. cervical ver- 
 tebral ligament 
 Hals-wirbelbein, n. = -wirbel 
 Hals-wirbelblutader, /. cervical ver- 
 tebral vein 
 Hals-wirbeldorn, m. spinous process 
 
 of cervical vertebra 
 Hals-wirbelgelenk, n. cervical ver- 
 tebral articulation 
 Hals-wirbelgelenkentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of a cervical ver- 
 tebral articulation 
 Hals-wirbelsaule, /. cervical portion 
 
 of vertebral column 
 Hals-wirbe!saulendornfortsatz, m. = 
 
 -wirbeldorn 
 Hals - wirbelzahnfortsatz, m. odon- 
 toid process 
 Hals-wunde, /. wound of neck or 
 
 throat 
 Hals-zange, /. throat forceps 
 Hals-zapSein, n. uvula 
 Hals-zellgewebe, n. cervical cellular 
 
 tissue 
 Hals-zellgewebsbrand, m. gangrene 
 or sloughing of cervical cellular 
 tissue 
 Hals-zellgewebsentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of cervical cellular 
 tissue 
 Hals-zitzenmuskel, m. trachelo-mas- 
 
 toid muscle 
 Halte-band, n. or -bandchen, nr 
 
 cheek ligament 
 Halte-verband, m. a dressing for 
 
 supporting an organ 
 Haltung, /. attitude 
 Hamagoga, n.pl. haemagogues 
 Hamagogisch, a. hsemagogic 
 
 Hamalopia, /. an ocular affection in 
 
 which objects take a reddish tinge 
 
 Hamamoben, f.pl. protozoa living in 
 
 the blood 
 Hamangiom, n. hasmangioma 
 Hamapheismus, m. the passing of 
 
 reddish-brown urine 
 Hamarthros, m. effusion of blood 
 into a joint 
 
 Hamatencephalie, /. hasmangioma 
 Hamatencephalie, /. cerebral hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Hamatiasis, /. blood disease 
 
 Hamatidrosis, /. bloody sweat 
 
 Hamatinometer, m. vessel to hold 
 blood for spectroscopic examina- 
 tion 
 
 Hamatinurie, /. presence of haema- 
 tin in the urine 
 
 Hamatisch, a. haematic, relating to 
 blood 
 
 Hamatocele, n. haematocele 
 
 Hamatochrose, /. bloodlike discol- 
 oration of skin 
 
 Hamatocloeia, /. intraperitoneal hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Hamatoglobulin, n. hasmoglobin 
 
 Hamatokathartika, n.pl. blood-puri- 
 fying remedies 
 
 Hamatokrit, /. apparatus for esti- 
 mating volume of red corpuscles 
 
 Hamatokrystallin, n. haemoglobin 
 
 Hamatologie,/. the study of the blood 
 
 Hamatom, n. hasmatoma 
 
 Hamatomphalus, m. haematoma of 
 umbilicus 
 
 Hamatomyelie, /. hsemorrhage into 
 spinal cord 
 
 Hamatonephrose, /. haemorrhage 
 into kidney 
 
 Hamatonosen, f.pl. blood diseases, 
 diseased conditions of the blood 
 
 Hamatopathien, f.pl. = Hamato- 
 nosen 
 
 Hamatorrhachis, /. haemorrhage into 
 spinal canal 
 
 Hamatosis, /. blood formation ; 
 arterialisation 
 
 Hamatostatik, /. haemostatics 
 
 Hamatothorax, m. effusion of blood 
 into pleural cavity 
 
 Hamatoxylinlosung, /. solution of 
 haematoxylin 
 
 Hamatozoen, pi. hsematozoa 
 
 Hamaturie, /. haematuria 
 
 Hamburger Pfiaster, n. Hamburg 
 plaster 
 
 Hamburger Thee, m. Hamburg tea 
 (a popular aperient) 
 
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Ham 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ham 
 
 Hamidrosis, /. bloody sweat 
 
 Hamma, n. bandage, especially for 
 hernia 
 
 Hammeltalg, m. mutton suet 
 
 Hammer, m. malleus ; hammer 
 
 Hammer - ambossfalte, /. fold of 
 mucous membrane of tympanum 
 from handle of malleus to the 
 long process of incus 
 
 Hammer-ambossgelenk, n. articula- 
 tion of malleus with incus 
 
 Hammer-bucht, /. recess of mucous 
 membrane of tympanum in front 
 of head of malleus 
 
 Hammer-falte, /. fold of mucous 
 membrane attached to malleus 
 
 Hammer-fortsatz, m. process of 
 malleus 
 
 Hammer-gelenk, n. articulation of 
 malleus with incus 
 
 Hammer-griff, m. handle of malleus 
 
 Hammer-griffarterie, /. artery sup- 
 plying handle of malleus 
 
 Hammer-hals, m. neck of malleus 
 
 Hammer-handgriff, m. — -griff 
 
 Hammer-knorpel, m. cartilage of the 
 malleus 
 
 Hammer-kopf, m. head of malleus 
 
 Hammer - muskel, m. muscle of 
 malleus 
 
 Hammer-perkussion, /. hammer- 
 percussion 
 
 Hammer-schlag, m. blow with a 
 hammer 
 
 Hammer-stiel, m. = -griff 
 
 Hammer-zehe, /. hammer-toe 
 
 Hammling, m. eunuch 
 
 Hamocelidosis, /. purpura 
 
 Hamochromatose, /. pigmentation of 
 skin as result of blood-destruction 
 
 Hamocytotrypsie, /. breaking up of 
 red blood corpuscles 
 
 Hamoglobinamie, /. the presence of 
 free haemoglobin in the blood 
 
 Hamoglobinocholie, /. the excretion 
 of free haemoglobin in the bile 
 
 Hamoglobinurie, /. the excretion of 
 haemoglobin with the urine 
 
 Hamoklyse, /. intravenous injection 
 
 Hamokonien, pi. fine granules with 
 active molecular movements seen 
 in the blood-plasma (H. F. 
 Miiller) 
 
 Hamolipase, /. a fat-splitting fer- 
 ment found in the plasma 
 
 Hamolyse, /. destruction of red 
 corpuscles \ 
 
 Hamolysine, f.pl. substances causing 
 dfestruction of red corpuscles 
 
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 Hamopathologie, /. the study of 
 blood diseases 
 
 Hamoperikardium, n. effusion of 
 blood into pericardium 
 
 Hamophile, m. a bleeder 
 
 Hamophilie, /. haemophilia 
 
 Hamophthalmus, m. effusion of 
 blood into eyeball 
 
 Hamopneumothorax, m. accumula- 
 tion of blood and air in pleural 
 cavity 
 
 Hamoptoe, /. spitting of blood 
 
 Hamoptoisch, a. hsemoptoic 
 
 Hamorrhagie, /, haemorrhage 
 
 Hamorrhagisch, a. hemorrhagic 
 
 Hamorrhoidal, a. haemorrhoidal 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-anfall, m. attack of 
 haemorrhoids 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-beschwerde, /. hae- 
 morrhoidal troubles 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-blutung, /. bleeding 
 from piles 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-fluss, m. flow or dis- 
 charge from piles 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-geschwur, n. haemor- 
 rhoidal ulcer 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-knoten, m, haemor- 
 rhoidal nodules 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-knotenvereiterung, /. 
 suppuration of haemorrhoidal no- 
 dules 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-kolik, /. haemorrhoi- 
 dal colic or pain 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-krankheit, /. haemor- 
 rhoidal affection 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-leiden, n. = -krank- 
 heit 
 
 Hamorrhoidal - sack, m. haemor- 
 rhoidal sac or pouch 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-salbe, /. ointment for 
 piles 
 
 Hamorrhoidal-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Hamorrhoidalisch, a. haemorrhoidal 
 
 Hamorrhoidarier, m. a subject of 
 haemorrhoids 
 
 Hamorrhoiden, pi. haemorrhoids 
 
 — blinde, blind or non-haemor- 
 rhagic piles 
 
 — fliessende, bleeding piles 
 Hamorrhoidenpulver, n. dusting 
 
 powder for piles 
 Hamorrhophilie, /. haemophilia 
 Hamosialemesis, /. an hysterical 
 
 condition in which bloody saliva 
 
 is first swallowed and then 
 
 vomited 
 Hamosiderosis, /. deposition of hae- 
 
 mosiderin in the tissues, espec^. 
 
 ally the liver 
 
Ham 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Han 
 
 Hamospasie, /. Junod's method of 
 abstracting blood 
 
 HUmospermie, /. the discharge of 
 blood with the semen 
 
 Hamostasie, /. Hamostaxis, /. arrest 
 of lijemorrhage 
 
 Hamotherapie, /. injection of blood 
 and blood serum for therapeutical 
 purposes 
 
 Hamo thorax, m. haemothorax 
 
 Hand, /. hand 
 
 fiache — , palmar surface 
 hohle — , hollow of the palm 
 
 Hand-bad, n. hand-bath 
 
 Hand-ballen, m. the eminences of the 
 hand (thenar, &c.) 
 
 Hand-band, w. a ligament of the 
 hand 
 
 Hand-bein, n. a bone of the hand 
 
 Hand-beuger, m. a flexor of the 
 hand 
 
 Hand - beugung, /. flexion of the 
 hand 
 
 Hand-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 the hand 
 
 Hand - bewegung, /. movement of 
 the hand 
 
 Handeln, v.i. to act, perform 
 
 Hand-extensorenlahmung, /. wrist- 
 drop 
 
 Hand-flache, /. palmar surface of 
 hand 
 
 Handgelenk, n. carpus, wrist-joint ; 
 vide for compds. also kand- 
 wurzel- 
 
 Handgelenk-beugung, /. flexion of 
 v/rist- joint 
 
 Handgelenk - beweglichkeit, /. mo- 
 bility of wrist- joint 
 
 Handgelenk - bewegung, /. move- 
 ment of wrist-joint 
 
 Handgelenk-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of wrist-joint 
 
 Handgelenk-gegend, /. carpal region 
 
 Handgelenk-krankheit, /. disease of 
 wrist- joint 
 
 Handgelenk-streckung, /. extension 
 of wrist- joint 
 
 Hand - geriist, n. the skeleton or 
 osseous framework of the hand 
 
 Hand-gicht, /. gout in the hand 
 
 Hand - griff, m. manipulation, 
 method, manoeuvre ; handle ; ma- 
 nubrium 
 
 Hand-griffkorper, m. body of ster- 
 num 
 
 Hand-habe, /. = -griff 
 
 Hand-innenflache, /. inner surface of j 
 hand i 
 
 Hand-knochel, m. the knuckles of 
 
 the fist 
 Hand-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Hand-los, a. without hands 
 Hand-losigkeit, /. absence of hands 
 Handlungsirresein, n., ohne Wahni- 
 
 deen, folte raisonnante 
 Hand-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 
 hand 
 Hand-nerv, m. a nerve of the hand 
 Hand-riicken, m. back of the hand 
 Hand-ruckenband, n. a dorsal liga- 
 ment of the hand 
 Hand-ruckengegend, /. dorsal region 
 
 of hand 
 Hand-schiene, /. hand splint 
 Hand-sehne, /. a tendon of the hand 
 Hand-sehnenspanner, m. palmaris 
 
 longus 
 Hand-sprache, /. finger language 
 Hand-teller, m. palm of the hand 
 Hand-tellerdreieck, n. the palmar 
 
 triangle 
 Hand-tuch, n. towel 
 Hand-tuchbandage, /. towel-bandage 
 Hand-verletzung, /. injury of the 
 
 hand 
 Hand-verrenkung, /. dislocation of 
 
 hand 
 Hand-voU, /. handful 
 Hand-wanne, /. hand-bath (utensil) 
 Handwurzel, /. carpus, wrist-joint 
 Handwurzel-band, n. a carpal liga- 
 ment, annular ligament 
 Handwurzel-bein, n. == -knochen 
 Handwurzel-gegend, /. carpal region 
 Handwurzel-gelenk, n. carpus, wrist- 
 joint 
 Handwurzel - kanal, m. space for 
 
 flexor tendons in front of carpus 
 Handwurzel-knochen, m. a carpal 
 
 bone 
 Handwurzel-knochenband, n. a car- 
 pal ligament 
 Handwurzel - mittelhandgelenk, n, 
 
 carpo-metacarpal joint 
 Handwurzel-netz, n. carpal plexus 
 Handwurzel-ringband, n. annular 
 
 ligament of wrist 
 Hanf, m. hemp 
 
 indischer — , Indian hemp 
 Hanf-extrakt, n. (indisches), extract 
 
 of Cannabis indica 
 Hanf-korner, n.pl. = -samen 
 Hanf-61, n. hemp-seed oil 
 Hanf-samen, m. hemp-seed 
 Hanf-samenstein, m. small oxalate 
 
 calculus 
 Hanf-schiene, /. hemp or tow splint 
 
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Han 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hair 
 
 Hanf-zwirn, m. hemp thread 
 
 Hangbein, n. the swinging leg in 
 locomotion 
 
 Hange- (in compds.), pendulous, 
 suspensory 
 
 Hange-backe, /. flabby or hanging 
 cheek 
 
 Hange-bandage, /. a sling 
 
 Hange-bauch, m. pendulous belly 
 
 Hange-brust, /. pendulous breast or 
 mamma 
 
 HSnge-muskel, m. suspensory 
 
 , muscle 
 
 Hangen, v.t. & refl. to suspend, to 
 hang ; to hang oneself ; to cling 
 to, to be attached 
 
 tlangen, n. suspension ; hanging 
 
 Hangender Tropfen, m. hanging 
 drop (bacter.~) 
 
 Hange-warze, /. pendulous wart 
 
 Hanot'sche Krankheit, /. chronic 
 jaundice with enlargement of the 
 liver 
 
 Hansen 'scher Bacillus, m. leprosy 
 bacillus 
 
 Hanteln, f.pl. dumb-bells 
 
 Hantel-figur, /. dumb-bell figure or 
 form 
 
 Haphalgesie, /. hysterical condition 
 in which pain is produced by 
 touching certain substances, es- 
 pecially metals 
 
 Haploskop, n. haploscope, a simple 
 form of stereoscope 
 
 Haptisch, a. relating to sense of 
 touch, tactile 
 
 Haptophore, pi. groups of toxin 
 molecules which join antitoxins 
 on to ceUs of the organism 
 
 Harchen, n. cilium, a small hair 
 — zelle, /. = Haarzelle 
 
 Harder 'sche Driise, /. Harderian 
 gland 
 
 Harfensaite, /. lyra 
 
 Harley'sche Krankheit, /. paroxys- 
 mal hasmoglobinuria 
 
 Harn, m. urine 
 
 Harn-abfluss, m. or . -abgang, m. 
 passing of urine ; escape of 
 urine ; — unwillkiirlicher, incon- 
 tinence of urine 
 
 Harn-absatz, m. urinary sediment 
 
 Harn-abscess, m. urinary abscess 
 
 Harn - abscheidend, a. = -abson- 
 dernd 
 
 Harn - abscheidung, /, = -abson- 
 derung 
 
 Harn - absondernd, a. secreting or 
 excreting urine 
 
 Harn-absonderung, /. secretion or 
 
 excretion of urine 
 Harn-abscmderungsorgan, n. organ 
 
 secreting urine 
 Hatn-abtraufelnj n. dribbling or 
 
 incontinence of urine 
 Ham-ahnlich, a. urinous, urinelike 
 Harn-apparat, m. urinary apparatus 
 Harn-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Harn-atisleerung, /. evacuation of 
 
 urine 
 Harn-auspresser, m. detrusor urinas 
 
 muscle 
 Ham-ausscheidend, a. = -abson- 
 dernd 
 Harn-ausscheidung, /. = -abson- 
 
 derung 
 Harn-benzoesaure, /. hippuric acid 
 Harn-bereitung, /. excretion of 
 
 urine 
 Ham-beschaffenheit, /. condition of 
 
 urine 
 Harn-beschauung, /. = -untersuch- 
 
 ung 
 Harn-beschwerde, /. urinary trouble 
 
 or affection 
 Harn-besichtigung, /. = -untersuch- 
 
 ung 
 Harn-bestandteil, m. a constituent 
 
 of urine 
 Harn-bildung, /. formation of urine 
 Harnblase, /. urinary bladder 
 Harnblasen- (in compds.), vesical, 
 
 vesico- ; vide also for compds. 
 
 Blasen- 
 Harnblasen-anlage, /. rudiment of 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-arterie, /. vesical artery 
 Harnblasen-ausdehnung, /. = -er- 
 
 weiterung 
 Harnblasen-ausspiihlung, /. or -aus- 
 
 waschung, /. washing-out of 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-ausstulpung, /. extro- 
 version of bladder 
 Harnblasen-band, n. vesical liga- 
 ment 
 Harnblasen-bauchwandfistel, /. ab- 
 
 domino-vesical fistula 
 Harnblasen-berstung, /. rupture of 
 
 the bladder 
 Harnblasen-blutader, /. vesical vein 
 Harnblasen - blutadergeflecht, n. 
 
 vesical venous plexus 
 Harnblasen-blutfluss, m. or -blutung, 
 
 /. haemorrhage from the bladder 
 Harnblasen-bruch, m. cystocele 
 Harnblasen-cervikalfistel, /. cervicQT 
 
 vesical fistula 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hai 
 
 Hafnblasen-darmfistel, /. vesico-in- 
 
 testinal .fistula 
 Harnblasen-drajig, m. strangury 
 Harnblasen-dreieck, n, trigone of 
 
 - bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-durchleuchtung, /. illu- 
 mination of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - ekt o p i e, /. ectopia 
 
 vesicae 
 Harnblasen-entleerung, /. emptying 
 
 of the bladder 
 Harnblaseri-entziindung, /. cystitis 
 Harnblasen-erkrankung, /. = -krank- 
 
 heit 
 Harnblasen-eroffnung, /. cystotomy 
 Harnblasen-erscheinung, /. bladder 
 
 - phenomenon 
 
 Hamblasen-erweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-fistel, /. urinary fistula 
 Harnblasen - fluss, m. escape of 
 
 urine 
 Harnblasen-flussigkeit, /. any fluid 
 
 in the bladder 
 Harnblasen-gang, m. urethra 
 Harnblasen-gegend, /. region of the 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-geschwulst, /. tumour of 
 
 the bladder 
 Harnblasen-gries, m. urinary gravel 
 Harnblasen-grund, m. fundus of the 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-hals, m. neck of the 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-halsdehnung, /. dilata- 
 tion of the neck of the bladder 
 Harhblasen-halsentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of the neck of the 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen - halserweiterung, /. = 
 
 -halsdehnung 
 Harnblasen-halsreizung, /. irritation 
 
 of the neck of the bladder 
 Harnblasen-hamorrhoiden, pi. hae- 
 morrhoids of the bladder 
 Harnblasen - haut, /. coat of the 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-hohle, /. cavity of the 
 
 bladder 
 Hamblasen-inhalt, m. contents of 
 
 the bladder 
 Harnblasen-katarrh, m. catarrh of 
 
 the bladder 
 Harnblasen-korper, w. body of the 
 
 bladder 
 Halrnblasen-krampf, m. spasm of the 
 
 bladder 
 Harnblasen-krankheit, /. disease of 
 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-krebs, m, cancer of the 
 bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-langsmuskulatur, /. lon- 
 gitudinal muscular fibres of the 
 bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Harnblasen - loffel, m. lithotomy- 
 scoop 
 
 Harnblasen - magenfistel, /. gastro- 
 vesical fistula 
 
 Harnblasen-mastdarmfistel, /. recto- 
 vesical fistula 
 
 Harnblasen-muskel, m. or -muskel- 
 haut, /. muscular coat of bad- 
 der 
 
 Harnblasen-muskulatur, /. muscular 
 apparatus of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-muskulaturlahmung, /. 
 paralysis of the muscular walls of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - mutterfistel, /. utero- 
 vesical fistula 
 
 Harnblasen - mutterscheidenfistel, /, 
 vagino- vesical fistula 
 
 Harnblasen-nerv, m. nerve of the 
 bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - offnung, /. = -eroff^ 
 nung, cystotomy 
 
 Harnblasen-pulsader, /. = -arterie ' 
 
 Harnblasen-raum, m. cavity of the 
 bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-raumer, m. curette for 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - reizbarkeit, /. irrita- 
 bility of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-reizung, /. irritable or 
 nervous bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - riss, m. tear of the 
 bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - schamfistel, /. vesico- 
 pudendal fistula 
 
 Harnblasen - scheidenbruch, in. 
 vesico- vaginal hernia 
 
 Harnblasen-scheidenfistel, /. vesico- 
 vaginal fistula 
 
 Harnblasen-scheitel, m. vertex of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-schlag, m. paralysis of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Harnblasen - schleim, m. mucus of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-schleimhaut, /. vesical 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Harnblasen - schleimhautentziind - 
 ung, /. inflammation of vesical 
 mucous membrane 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Har 
 
 Harnblasen-schliesser, m. or 
 -schliessmuskel, m. sphincter 
 vesicae 
 
 Harnblasen - schmerz, m. bladder 
 pain 
 
 Harnblasen-schnitt, m. cystotomy 
 
 Harnblasen-schwache, /. atony of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-schwamm, m. fungous 
 growth of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen - schwangerschaft, /. 
 urinary bladder pregnancy 
 
 Harnblasen-schwindsucht, /. tuber- 
 culosis of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-sonde, /. bladder sound 
 
 Harnblasen-spalte, /. or -spaltung, /. 
 ectopia vesicae 
 
 Harnblasen - stein, m. urinary cal- 
 culus 
 
 Harnblasen-steinentfernung, /. re- 
 moval of urinary calculus 
 
 Harnblasen - steinmesser, n. litho- 
 tomy-knife 
 
 Harnblasen - steinschnitt, m. litho- 
 tomy 
 
 Harnblasen-steinstich, m. lithotomy 
 
 Harnblasen-steinzange, /. lithotomy 
 forceps 
 
 Harnblasen-stich, m. puncture of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-storung, /. urinary dis- 
 turbance 
 
 Harnblasen - umstiilpung, /. inver- 
 sion of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-untersuchung, /. exami- 
 nation of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-vene, /. (and compds.) 
 = -blutader 
 
 Harnblasen-verdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of the bladder- walls 
 
 Harnbjasen-verengung, /, contrac- 
 tion of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-verletzung, /. injury to 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 wall of the bladder 
 
 Harnblasen-zerreissung, /. rupture 
 of the bladder 
 
 Harn-brennen, n. strangury, scald- 
 ing (micturition) 
 
 Harn-bruch, m. cystocele 
 
 Ham-cylinder, m. urinary cast 
 
 Harn-cyste, /. urinary cyst 
 
 Harn-drang, m. strangury 
 
 Harn-eiweiss, n. urinary albumen 
 
 Harnen, v.i. to micturate 
 
 Harnen, n. micturition 
 
 Harn - entleerung, /. emptying the 
 bladder 
 
 Harn-farbe, /. colour of urine 
 
 Harn-farbstoff, m. urinary pigment 
 
 Harn-faulnis, /. decomposition of 
 urine 
 
 Harn-fieber, n. catheter fever 
 
 Harn-fistel, /. urinary fistula 
 
 Harn-flasche, /. urine-bottle 
 
 Harn-fluss, m. passing of urine; flow 
 of urine 
 
 Harn-fiihrend, a. uriniferous 
 
 Ham-gang, m. (and compds.) = 
 -wag 
 
 Harn-garung, /. fermentation or de- 
 composition of urine 
 
 Harn-garungspilz, m. micrococcus 
 ureae 
 
 Harn-gefass, n. = -glas 
 
 Harn - genitalfistel, /. urino-genital 
 fistula 
 
 Harn-geruch, m. odour of urine 
 
 Harn-geschwur, n. ulcer due to urine 
 
 Harn-glas, n. urine-glass 
 
 Ham-gries, m. gravel 
 
 Harn-haut, /. or -hautchen, n. allan- 
 tois ; vide for compds. Allantois- 
 
 Harnig, a. uric 
 
 Harn-indikan, n. urinary indican 
 
 Harn-infiltration, /. urinary infiltra- 
 tion 
 
 Harn-kanalchen, n. tubulus urin- 
 iferus 
 
 Harn-kanalchenverstopfung, /. ob- 
 struction of uriniferous tubules 
 
 Harn-kolben, m. urine-bottle 
 
 Harn-konkrement, n. urinary con- 
 cretion 
 
 Harn-konkretion, /. urinary concre- 
 tion 
 
 Harn-krankheit, /. urinary disease 
 
 Harn-kyste, /. = -cyste 
 
 Harn-lassen, n. micturition 
 
 Harn-lehre, /. urinology 
 
 Harnleiter, m. ureter ; catheter 
 
 Harnleiter- (in compds.), ureteral, 
 uretero- 
 
 Harnleiter-abschnitt, m. section of 
 ureter 
 
 Harnleiter - bauchfistel, /. uretero- 
 abdominal fistula 
 
 Harnleiter-blutfluss, m. or -blutung, 
 /. haemorrhage into ureter 
 
 Harnleiter - darmfistel, /. uretero- 
 intestinal fistula 
 
 Harnleiter-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of the ureter 
 
 Harnleiter - fistel, /. fistula of the 
 ureter 
 
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 Maf 
 
 Harnleiter-gebai'mutterfistel, /. ure- 
 tero-uterine fistula 
 
 Harnleiter - miindung, /. orifice of 
 the ureter 
 
 Harnleiter-scheidenfistel, /. uretero- 
 vaginal fistula 
 
 Harnleiter-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of the ureter 
 
 Harnleiter-schlitz, m. = -miindung 
 
 Harnleiter-sonde, /. sound for the 
 ureter 
 
 Harnleiter-sondierung, /. probing or 
 sounding the ureter 
 
 Harnleiter-stein, m. calculus in the 
 ureter 
 
 Harnleiter-verengung, /. narrowing 
 of the ureter 
 
 Harnleiter- wassersucht, /. distension 
 of the ureter with urine 
 
 Harn-los, a. the condition of ab- 
 sence, retention, or suppression of 
 urine 
 
 Harn-losigkeit, /. or -mangel, m. 
 absence, retention, or suppression 
 of urine 
 
 Harn-menge, /. amount of urine 
 
 Harn-messer, m. urinometer 
 
 Harn-mikrokokkus, m. micrococcus 
 ureae 
 
 Harn-niederschlag, m. urinary de- 
 posit or sediment • 
 
 Harn-organ, n. urinary organ 
 
 Harn-oxid, n. xanthic oxide 
 
 Harn-pigment, n. urinary pigment 
 
 Harn-pilz, m. — -mikrokokkus 
 
 Harn-probe, /. test for urine 
 
 Harn-reiz, m. irritation due to urine 
 
 Harn-rezipient, m. portable india- 
 rubber urinal 
 
 Harn-rohrchen, n. catheter 
 
 Harnrohre, /. urethra 
 
 Harnrohren- (in compds.), urethral, 
 urethro- 
 
 Harnrohren - ast, m. branch of a 
 blood-vessel to urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-ausfluss, m. discharge 
 from urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-ausspritzung, /. or -aus- 
 spiilung, /. washing out of urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-band, n. triangular liga- 
 ment of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-bildung, /. formation of 
 an artificial passage for the exit of 
 the urine 
 
 Harnrohren-blutfluss, m. or-blutung, 
 /. haemorrhage from the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-druse, /. urethral gland 
 
 Harnrohren-durchbohrung, /. per- 
 foration of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-eingarig, m. orifice of 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren - erkrankung, /. =^ 
 -krankheit 
 
 Harnrohren-erweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-fistel, /. urethral fistula 
 
 Harnrohren-fluss, m. => -ausfluss 
 
 Harnrohren-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 of the urethra 
 
 Hamrohren-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-katarrh, m. gonorrhoea 
 
 Harnrohren-kerze, /. urethral bougie 
 
 Harnrohren - krampf, m. urethral 
 spasm 
 
 Harnrohren-krankheit, /. disease of 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren - krebs, m. cancer of 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Harnrohren-lichtung, /. lumen of 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren - miindung, /. meatus 
 urinarius 
 
 Harnrohren-naht, /. suture of ure- 
 thra 
 
 Harnrohren-offnung, /. = -miind- 
 ung 
 
 Harnrohren - pulverblaser, m. ure- 
 thral insufflator 
 
 Harnrohren-riss, m. tear of urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-salbenspritze, /. oint- 
 ment-introducer for urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-schanker, m. urethral 
 chancre 
 
 Harnrohren - scheidenfistel, /. ure- 
 thro-vaginal fistula 
 
 Harnrohren - scheidewand, /. ure- 
 thro-vaginal septum 
 
 HarnrShren-schleim, m. mucus from 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren - schleimfluss, m. = 
 -tripper 
 
 Harnrohren-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of urethra 
 
 Harnrohren - schleimhautentziind- 
 ung, /. inflammation of urethral 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Harnrohren-schleimhautvorf all, m . 
 prolapse of urethral mucous mem- 
 brane 
 
 Harnrohren - schmerz, m. pain in- 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-schnitt, m. urethrotomy 
 
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 Maf 
 
 Harnrohren-schwellkorper, m. cor- 
 pus spongiosum 
 
 Harnrohren-spalte, /. hypospadias ; 
 epispadias 
 
 Harnrohren - spiegel, m. urethral 
 speculum 
 
 Harnrohren - spiilung, /. = -aus- 
 spritzung 
 
 Harnrohren-stein, m. urethral cal- 
 culus 
 
 Harnrohren - Strang, m. urethral 
 band 
 
 Harnrohren - striktur, /. urethral 
 stricture 
 
 Harnrohren-tripper, m. gonorrhoea 
 
 Harnrohren-vereiterung, /. =-= -eiter- 
 ung 
 
 Harnrohren-verengung, /. stricture 
 
 Harnrohren - verschliessung, /. or 
 -verschluss, m. occlusion of the 
 urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-verstopfung, /. blocking 
 of the urethra 
 
 Harnrohren-wand, /. or -wandung, 
 /. wall of urethra 
 
 Harnrohren- wulst, ni. urethral pro- 
 minence 
 
 Harnrohren-zange, /. urethral for- 
 ceps 
 
 Harnrohren-zellkorper, m. = 
 -schwellkorper 
 
 Harnrohren-zerreissung, /. rupture 
 of urethra 
 
 Harnrohrenzwiebel, m. bulb of ure- 
 thra 
 
 Harnrohrenzwiebel-arterie, /. artery 
 of the bulb 
 
 Harnrohrenzwiebel-muskel, m. ac- 
 celerator urinae muscle 
 
 Harnrohrenzwiebel - pulsader, /. or 
 -schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Harn-ruhr, /. diabetes 
 
 Ham-sack, m. allantois ; vide for 
 compds Allantois- 
 
 Harn-salze, n.pl. salts contained in 
 urine 
 
 Harn-sand, m. gravel 
 
 Harn-satz, m. urinary sediment or 
 deposit 
 
 Harn-sauer, a. urate 
 
 Harnsaure, /. uric acid 
 y Harnsaure - ausscheidung, /. excre- 
 tion of uric acid 
 
 Harnsaure-bildend, a. forming uric 
 acid 
 
 Harns3,ure-bildung, f. formation of 
 uric acid 
 
 2 
 
 Harnsaure - cylinder, m. cast con- 
 taining uric acid 
 
 Harnsaure - dyskrasie, /. uric acid 
 diathesis 
 
 Harnsaure - gehalt, m. amount of 
 contained uric acid 
 
 Harnsaure-haltig, a. containing uric 
 acid 
 
 Harnsaure - infarkt, m. infarctus 
 renalis, obstruction (of tubules) 
 with uric acid 
 
 Harnsaure-losend, a. dissolving uric 
 acid 
 
 Harnsaure-reichtum, m. abundance 
 of uric acid 
 
 Harnsaures Ammoniak, n. ammo- 
 nium urate 
 
 Harnsaures Salz, n. lu'ate 
 
 Harnsaure-stein, m. uric acid cal- 
 culus 
 
 Harn-schau, /. = -untersuchung 
 
 Harn-schneller, m. accelerator urinae 
 
 Harn-schnur, /. urachus 
 
 Harn-schweiss, m. uridrosis 
 
 Ham-sediment, n. urinary sediment 
 or deposit 
 
 Ham-sperre, /. paralysis of bladder 
 
 Harn-stauung, /. retention of urine ■ 
 
 Harnstein, m. urinary calculus 
 
 Harnstein-bildend, a. forming urin- 
 ary calculus 
 
 Harnstein-bildung, /. formation of 
 urinary calculus 
 
 Harnstein-krankheit, /. or -leiden, n. 
 stone in the bladder 
 
 Harnstoff, m. urea 
 
 Harnstoff-ausscheidung, /. excretion 
 of urea 
 
 Harnstoff - bestimmung, /. estima- 
 tion of urea 
 
 Harnstoff-chlorid, n. urea chloride 
 
 Harnstoff-garung, /. ammoniacal de- 
 composition 
 
 Harnstoff -gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained urea 
 
 Harnstoff-haltig, a. containing urea • 
 
 Hamstoff-kohlensaure, /. allophanic 
 acid 
 
 Harnstoff - mikrokokkus, m. bac- 
 terium ureas 
 
 Harnstoff-ruhr, /. excessive excre- 
 tion of urea 
 
 Harnstoff-vergiftung, /. uraemia 
 
 Hamstoff-zersetzend, a. decompos- 
 ing urea 
 
 Harnstoff-zersetzung, /. decomposi- 
 tion of urea 
 
 Harnstoff - zuruckhaltung, /. reten- 
 tion of urea 
 
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 Hau 
 
 Harn-strahl, m. jeto'f Tirine 
 Ham-strang, m. urachus 
 Harn-strangfistel, /. urachal fistula 
 Harn-strenge, /. dysuria, strangury 
 Harn-traufeln, n. incontinence of 
 
 urine ; dribbling of urine 
 llarn-treibend, a. diuretic 
 Harn-triibung, /. cloudiness of urine 
 Harn-unterdruckung, /. suppression 
 
 of urine 
 Harn-untersuchung, /. examination 
 
 of urine 
 Harn-vergiftung, /. uraemia 
 Harn-verhaltung,/. retention of urine 
 Ham-verstopfung, /. = -verhaltung 
 Harn-weg, m. urinary passage 
 Harn-wegentzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of urinary passage 
 Harn-wegekrankheit, /. affection of 
 
 urinary passage 
 Harn-wegeschleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of urinary passage 
 Harn-werkzeug, n. urinary appa- 
 ratus 
 Harn-wolke, /. cloud in urine 
 Harn-zapfer, m. catheter 
 Ham-zersetzung, /. decomposition of 
 
 urine 
 Harn-zucker, m. sugar in urine 
 
 (diabetic) 
 Harn-zwang, m. dysuria, strangury 
 Harn-zylinder, m. = -cylinder 
 Harpune, /. harpoon 
 Harpunierung, f. harpooning 
 Harrison 'sche Furche, /. Harrison's 
 
 sulcus 
 Hart, a. hard, rigid, difficult, indu- 
 rated 
 
 einen — en Leib haben, to be 
 
 costive 
 — er Stuhlgang, constipation 
 Harte, /. hardness, rigidity, indura- 
 tion, callosity 
 Hartegrad, m. degree of hardness 
 Harten, v.t. to harden, to fix ; to in- 
 durate 
 Hart-glas, n. toughened glass 
 Hart-gummi, n. ebonite, vulcanite 
 Hart-gummizapfen, m. conical vul- 
 canite plug or dilator 
 Hart-hautig, a. hard-skinned, sclero- 
 dermic ; callous 
 Hart-hautigkeit, /. state of hard 
 
 skin, sclerodermia ; callosity 
 Hart-horig, a. dull or hard of hearing 
 Hart-hprigkeit, /. dulness of hearing, 
 
 partial deafness 
 Hart-kautschukplatte, /. hard rubber 
 plate 
 
 Hart-leibig, a. costive 
 
 Hart-leibigkeit, /. costiveness 
 
 Hartlich, a. hardish 
 
 Hart-nackig, a. obstinate, persist- 
 ent, inveterate ; severe ; difficult 
 (to cure) 
 
 Hart-nackigkeit, /. obstinacy, per- 
 sistence, inveteracy ; severity 
 
 Hart-nagel, m. onychogryphosis 
 
 Hart-riegel, m. privet, L.igustrum 
 vulgare, L. 
 
 Hartung, /. hardening, fixing ; indu- 
 ration 
 
 Hartungsmittel, n. hardening or fix- 
 ing medium 
 
 Harz, n. resin 
 
 Harz-artig, a. resinous, like resin 
 
 Harz - carat, n, resin ointment or 
 cerate 
 
 Harz-ekzem, n. eczema caused by 
 resinous dressing 
 
 Harz-elektricitat, /. negative elec- 
 tricity 
 
 Harz-essenz, /. pinolin 
 
 Harz-geist, m. = -essenz 
 
 Harzicht, a. = Harzig 
 
 Harzig, a. resinous, resembling resin 
 
 Harz-61, n. oil of resin 
 
 Harz-pfiaster, n. resin plaster 
 
 Harz-salbe, /. = -cerat 
 
 Harz-saure, /. any acid combined 
 with a resinous base 
 
 Harz-seife, /. resinate 
 
 Harz-spiritus, m. = -essenz 
 
 Haschisch, m. hashish 
 
 Haselnussol, n. hazel-nut oil 
 
 Haselwurz, /. Radix asari, Ph. G. 
 
 Hasenauge, n. lagophthalmos 
 
 Hasenhaarschneiderkrankheit, /. dis- 
 ease peculiar to shearers of hare- 
 skins, furriers' disease 
 
 Hasenlippe, /. = Hasenscharte 
 
 Hasenmund, m. = Hasenscharte 
 
 Hasenscharte, /. hare-lip 
 
 Hasenscharten-kieferspalte, /. hare- 
 lip involving cleft of jaw 
 
 Hasenscharten-nadel, /. hare-lip pin 
 
 Hasenscharten-naht, /. hare-lip su- 
 ture 
 
 Hasenscharten - schere, /. hare-lip 
 scissors 
 
 Haube, /. cap ; crest, tuft ; teg- 
 mentum ; caul 
 
 Hauben-bahn, /. (centrale), central 
 bundle of tegmentum 
 
 Hauben-faserung, ,*. fibres from 
 fillet to internal capsule and 
 thence to superior parietal lobuig 
 (Edinger) 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hau 
 
 Hauben-feld, n. dorsal region of the 
 pons 
 
 Hauben-gegend, /. tegmental region 
 
 Hauben-kern, m. (roter), red teg- 
 mental nucleus 
 
 Hauben-kreuzung, /. tegmental de- 
 cussation 
 
 Hauben - kreuzung, /. (fontanen- 
 artige), Meynert's fountain decus- 
 sation 
 
 Hauben-region, /. = -gegend 
 
 Hauben-strahlung, /. tegmental radi- 
 ation 
 
 Hauch, m. breath, breathing, aspi- 
 ration 
 
 Hauchen, v.t. & i. to breathe, to 
 exhale 
 
 Haufen, m. heap, agglomeration, 
 crowd, mass, cluster, patch 
 
 Haufen-driise, /. conglomerate gland, 
 Peyer's patch 
 
 Haufig, a. frequent, copious, com- 
 mon 
 
 Haufigkeit, /. frequency 
 
 Haufung, /. accumulation^ heaping- 
 up ; congestion 
 
 Hauhechelwurzel, /. Ononis spinosa, 
 L. 
 
 Haupt, n. head ; principal, chief 
 
 Haupt- (in compds.), main, chief, 
 principal, primary ; cephalic ; 
 vide for compds. also Kopf- 
 
 Haupt-achse, /. principal axis 
 
 Haupt - achsencylinderfortsatz, m. 
 principal axis-cylinder process 
 
 Haupt-ader, /. principal vein 
 
 Haupt-anschwellung, /. chief swell- 
 ing 
 
 Haupt-art, /. principal species or 
 kind 
 
 Haupt-arterie, /. main artery ; aorta 
 
 Haupt - arterienentziindung, /. aor- 
 titis 
 
 Haupt-arterienstamm, m. main ar- 
 terial trunk 
 
 Haupt - arznei, /. chief remedy ; 
 principal ingredient 
 
 Haupt-ast, m. chief branch 
 
 Haupt - bestandteil, m. chief con- 
 stituent 
 
 Haupt - blaschen, n. or -blase, /. 
 principal vesicle 
 
 Haupt - blickpunkt, m. principal 
 point of regard 
 
 Haupt-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Haupt - brennpunkt, m. principal 
 focus 
 
 Haupt-bronchus, m. principal bron- 
 chus 
 
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 Haupt-cyste, /. principal cyst 
 Haupt-dotter, m. jjrincipal yolk 
 Haupt-ebene, /. principal focal plane 
 Haupt-erkrankung, /. principal affec- 
 tion or disease ; primary disease 
 Haupt - ernahrungsgefass, n. main 
 
 nutrient vessel 
 Haupt-erscheinung, /. principal phe- 
 nomenon 
 Haupt-furche, /. primary sulcus 
 Haupt-gang, m. principal passage 
 
 or duct 
 Haupt-gefass, n. main vessel 
 Haupt - geschwulst, /. primary tu- 
 mour 
 Haupt-grund, m. main reason, basis 
 Haupt-haar, n. hair of head 
 Haupt-heilmittel, n. = -arznei 
 Haupt-herd, m. principal focus 
 Haupt-hohle, /. principal cavity 
 Haupt -keim, m, principal germ; 
 
 epiblast 
 Haupt-kern, m. primary or principal 
 
 nucleus, macronucleus 
 Haupt - krankheit, /. or -leiden, n. 
 
 = -erkrankung 
 Haupt-leidenschaft, /. ruling passion 
 Haupt-lieferungsherd, m. chief focus 
 
 of supply 
 Haupt-lymphstamm, m. ductus tho- 
 
 racicus 
 Haupt-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Haupt-moment, n. main factor 
 Haupt-nahrungsmittel, n. chief nu- 
 triment or food 
 Haupt^pfiaster, n. Emplastrum opi- 
 
 atum 
 Haupt - pulsader, /. and compds. = 
 
 -arterie 
 Haupt-quelle, /. chief source 
 Haupt-schlagader, /. and compds. = 
 
 -arterie 
 Haupt - schleimhautkanal, m. ali- 
 mentary canal 
 Haupt-schmerz, m. chief pain 
 Haupt-sehrichtung, /. principal axis 
 
 or direction of vision 
 Haupt-stamm, m. chief trunk 
 Haupt - starkend, a. strengthening 
 
 the head 
 Haupt-stirnbein, n. frontal bone 
 Haupt-strang, m. principal funiculus 
 Haupt-strom, m. main current 
 Haupt-iibel, n. — -erkrankung 
 Haupt-vene, /. = -ader 
 Haupt- verbandpjatz, m. principal 
 dressing station (of an army field 
 force) 
 Haupt-verletzung, /. principal injury 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hau 
 
 Haupt-wirbel, m. crown of head ; 
 
 atlas 
 Haupt-wunde, /. chief wound 
 Haupt-zelle, /. mother-cell 
 Haupt-zersetzungsprodukt, n. chief 
 
 product of decomposition 
 Haupt-zone, /. (aussere), cortical 
 zone comprising granular and 
 small pyramidal layer of cere- 
 brum 
 Haupt-zone, /. (innere), corona 
 
 radiata 
 Haupt-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Haus- (in compds.), domestic, 
 
 family- 
 Haus-apotheke, /. family medicine- 
 chest 
 Haus-arznei, /. a domestic remedy 
 Haus-arzt, m. family doctor 
 Haus-arztlich, a. relating to a 
 
 family doctor 
 Hausenblase, /. isinglass 
 Haus-entwasserung, f. house drain- 
 age 
 Haus-epidemie, /. epidemic limited 
 
 to one or a few houses 
 Haus-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Haus-schwamm, m. merulius lacry- 
 manSj merulius destruens, dry 
 rot 
 Haus-seife, /. common soap 
 Haus-wurz, /. house-leek 
 Haustorien, pi. the processes of 
 vegetable parasites which pene- 
 trate the tissue of the host to 
 obtain their nutrient material 
 Haustra, pi. the depressions in the 
 wall of the colon between the 
 plicae semilunares 
 Haut, /. skin, membrane, integu- 
 ment, pellicle, tunic 
 
 aussere — , epidermis, integu- 
 mentum commune ; mem- 
 brana decidua 
 durchsichtige — , the cornea 
 fibrose — , skin or membrane 
 formed of dense fibrous tissue 
 (e.g. periosteum, dura mater, 
 &c.) 
 gefasshaltige — , tunica vascu- 
 
 losa 
 harte — , sclerotic 
 hinfallige — , membrana deci- 
 dua 
 mittlere — , tunica media 
 Reissner'sche — , membrane of 
 
 Reissner 
 serose — , serous membrane 
 weisse — , tunica albuginea 
 
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 Haut- (in compds.), cutaneous, mem- 
 branous, dermoid, tegumentary 
 
 Haut-abblassung, /. paling of skin 
 
 Haut-abkiihlung, /. chilling of the 
 skin 
 
 Haut-ableitung, /. derivation to the 
 skin 
 
 Haut-abschilferung, /. exfoliation of 
 the skin 
 
 Haut-abschuppung, /. desquamation 
 of the skin 
 
 Haut-abschiirfung, /. excoriation of 
 the skin 
 
 Haut - absonderung, /. cutaneous 
 secretion or excretion 
 
 Haut-ader, /. cutaneous vein 
 
 Haut-anatzung, /. erosion of skin or 
 membrane 
 
 Haut-ahnlich, a. membranous, der- 
 moid, skinlike 
 
 Haut-anlage, /. rudiment of skin 
 
 Haut-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 the skin 
 
 Haut-ansteckung, /. infection of the 
 skin 
 
 Haut - anspannung, /. tension on 
 stretching of skin 
 
 Haut - apoplexie, /. cutaneous apo- 
 plexy 
 
 Haut-arterie, /.nutrientartery of skin 
 
 Haut-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Haut-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. 
 cutaneous respiration 
 
 Haut-aufschiirfung, /. excoriation of 
 skin 
 
 Haut-auftreibung, /. swelling or dis- 
 tention of skin 
 
 Haut-ausdehnung, /. stretching or 
 tension of skin 
 
 Haut-ausdiinstung, /. evaporation 
 from the skin 
 
 Haut - ausscheidung, /. excretion 
 from the skin 
 
 Haut - ausschlag, m. a cutaneous 
 eruption 
 
 Haut-auswuchs, m. a cutaneous out- 
 growth 
 
 Haut-balg, m. skin follicle 
 
 Haut-balggeschwulst, /. cutaneous 
 follicular tumour 
 
 Haut-beschaffenheit, /. condition of 
 the skin 
 
 Haut - beschreibung, /. dermato- 
 graphy 
 
 Haut-beschuppung, /. scaly covering 
 of the skin 
 
 Haut-bezirk, m. region of the skin 
 
 Haut-binde, /. subcutaneous or 
 superficial fascia 
 
Hau 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mau 
 
 Haut - bindegewebe, n. connective 
 tissue of the skin 
 
 Haut-blaschen, n. a small cutaneous 
 vesicle 
 
 Haut-blasse, /. pallor of skin 
 
 Haut-blatt, n. ectoderm, epiblast 
 
 Haut-blauung, /. cyanosis 
 
 Haut-blut, n. blood in the skin 
 
 Haut-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Haut-bliite, /. cutaneous efflores- 
 cence 
 
 Haut-blutgefass, n. cutaneous blood- 
 vessel 
 
 Haut-blutung, /. cutaneous hemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Haut-brand, m. gangrene of skin 
 
 Haut-braune, /. croup 
 
 Haut-bremsen, f.pl. hypoderma, a 
 species of gadfly 
 
 Haut-brennen, n. sensation of burn- 
 ing or tingling of the skin 
 
 Haut-briicke, /. bridge of skin 
 
 Haut-capillaren, pi. cutaneous capil- 
 laries 
 
 Hautchen, n. membrane, film, cloud, 
 nebula 
 
 Hautchenartig, a. membranous 
 
 Haut-decke, /. cutaneous covering 
 
 Haut-dottersack, m. cutaneous en- 
 velope of umbilical vessel 
 
 Haut-druck, m. pressure exercised 
 by skin 
 
 Haut - druse, /. cutaneous gland ; 
 sebaceous gland 
 
 Haut - driisenmuskulatur, /. mus- 
 cular apparatus of skin glands 
 
 Haut-dunst, m. imperceptible per- 
 spiration 
 
 Haut-eiterung, /. cutaneous suppu- 
 ration 
 
 Haut-empfindlichkeit, /. cutaneous 
 sensibility 
 
 Haut - empfindung, /. tactile sensa- 
 tion 
 
 Haut-emphysem, n. cutaneous em- 
 physema 
 
 Hauten, v.i. & refl. to skin ; to cast 
 the sldn ; to desquamate 
 
 Haut-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 the skin 
 
 Haut-entfarbung, /. decolorisation 
 of the skin 
 
 Haut-entziindung, /. dermatitis 
 
 Haut-erkrankung, /. affection of the 
 skin 
 
 Haut-erscheinung, /. skin pheno- 
 menon 
 
 JHaut-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of 
 skin 
 
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 Haut-falte, /. fold of skin 
 Haut-faltenschnitt, m. incision in 
 
 fold of skin 
 Haut-farbe, /. colour of skin, com- 
 plexion 
 Haut-farbung, /. coloration of the 
 
 skin 
 Haut-faserblatt, n. hypoderm ; outer 
 
 group of mesoblastic elements 
 Haut-faserplatte, /. = -faserblatt 
 Haut-feld, n. or -felderung, /. 
 surface-subdivision or cleavage of 
 skin 
 Haut-fett, n. sebum of skin 
 Haut-fettdruse, /. cutaneous seba- 
 ceous gland 
 Haut-finne, /. acne, comedo 
 Haut-fistel, /. cutaneous fistula 
 Haut-ilache, /. surface of skin 
 Haut-fleck, m. speck or spot on skin ' 
 
 macula, freckle 
 Haut-formig, a. = -artig 
 Haut-furche, /. skin furrow 
 Haut-furchung, /. = -feld 
 Haut-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Haut-gefass, n. cutaneous vessel 
 Haut-gefassdruck, m. pressure in 
 
 blood-vessels of skin 
 Haut-gefasserschlaffung, /. relaxa- 
 tion of cutaneous vessel 
 Haut-gefasswand, /. wall of cuta- 
 neous vessel 
 Haut-gefiihl, n. tactile sense 
 Haut-gegend, n. region of the skin 
 Haut-geschwulst, /. cutaneous or 
 
 dermoid tumour 
 Haut-geschwiir, n. cutaneous ulcer 
 Haut-gewebe, n. cutaneous tissue 
 Haut-gewebelehre, /. histology of 
 
 the skin 
 Haut-gift, n. poisonous excretion of 
 glands of the skin of certain 
 animals 
 Haut-greffe, /. skin-graft 
 Haut-gries, w. milium 
 Haut-gumma, n. cutaneous gumma 
 Haut-haar, n. hair of the skin 
 Haut-halsmuskel, m. platysma my- 
 
 oides 
 Haut-hamorrhagie, /. = -blutung 
 Haut-harchen, n. fine hair of the 
 
 skin, lanugo 
 Haut - harchenwurzel, /. root of 
 
 lanugo 
 Haut-horn, n. or -hornchen, n. cuta- 
 neous horn 
 Hautig, a. membranous, dermoid, 
 
 cutaneous 
 Hautige BrSune, /. croup 
 
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 Hau 
 
 Haut-juckert, w. pruritus 
 Haut-kapillaren, pi. cutaneous capil- 
 laries 
 Haut-karbunkel, m. carbuncle ; an- 
 thrax of skin 
 Haut-katarrh, m. catarrh of skin 
 Haut-keim, m. blastoderm 
 Haut-klappe, /. membranous valve 
 
 {e.g. cardiac) 
 Haut-kleie, /. scurf, dandriflE 
 Haut-klemme, /. skin clamp 
 Haut-knorpel, m. membranous car- 
 tilage 
 Haut-knotchen, n. cutaneous nodule 
 
 or tubercle 
 Haut-knotchenbildung, /. formation 
 
 of cutaneous nodules 
 Haut-knoten, m. = -knotchen 
 Haut-krampf, m. cutis anserina 
 Haut-krankheit, /. skin disease 
 Haut - krankheitenlehre, /. derma- 
 tology 
 Haut-krebs, m. cancer of skin; 
 
 epithelioma 
 Haut-kultur, /. = -pflege 
 Haut-kunde, /. = -lehre 
 Haut-lappchen, n. small cutaneous 
 
 flap 
 Haut-lappen, m. cutaneous flap 
 Haut-lehre, /. dermatology 
 Haut-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Haut-leiste, /. or -leistchen, n. 
 
 cutaneous border or ridge 
 Haut-losend, a. skin-dissolving 
 Haut-lymphe, /. cutaneous lymph 
 Haut-mangel, m. absence or defect 
 
 of skin 
 Haut-markschwamm, m. encepha- 
 
 loma 
 Haut-mauschen, n. = -muskel 
 Haut-melanose, /. melanoderma 
 Haut-milzbrand, m. anthrax (malig- 
 nant pustule) of skin 
 Haut-muskel, m. cutaneous muscle 
 Haut-muskelplatte, /. somatopleure 
 Haut-nabel, m. integumentary por- 
 tion of umbilicus 
 Haut-naht, /. cutaneous suture 
 Haut-narbe, /. cutaneous scar 
 Haut-nerv, m. cutaneous nerve 
 Haut-nervenreizung, /. irritation of 
 
 cutaneous nerve 
 Haut-neubildung, /. cutaneous new 
 
 growth 
 Haut-oberflache, /. cutaneous sur- 
 face 
 Haut-odem, n. oedema of skin 
 Haut-offnung, /. skin pore 
 Haut-papillen, /. ^/.cutaneous papillae 
 
 Haut-pflege, /. management or hy- 
 giene of the skin 
 Haut-pigment, n. pigment of skin 
 Haut-pigmentierung, /. pigmenta- 
 tion of skin 
 Haut-pilz, m. a skin fungus (e.g. 
 
 trichophyton tonsurans) 
 Haut-plasma, n. ecto-plasm 
 Haut-platte, /. = -blatt 
 Haut-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Haut-quetschung, /. contusion of 
 
 skin 
 Haut-rand, m. edge of skin 
 Haut-reflex, m. skin or superficial 
 
 reflex 
 Haut-reinigend, a. cleansing or puri- 
 fying the skin 
 Haut-reinigung, /. the cleansing or 
 
 purification of the skin 
 Haut-reiz, m. cutaneous irritant 
 Haut - reizend, a. irritating to the 
 
 skin 
 Haut - reizmittel, n. irritating or 
 
 stimulating remedy for the skin 
 Haut-reizung, /. irritation of skin 
 Haut-resorption, /. absorption by 
 
 the skin 
 Haut-riss, m. a crack, tear, or fis- 
 sure of the skin 
 Haut-rose, /. erysipelas 
 Haut-rote, /. erythema 
 Haut - rotung, /. reddening of the 
 
 skin 
 Haut-rotz, m. glanders of the skin 
 Haut-runzel, /. wrinkle or furrow of 
 
 skin 
 Haut-riissel, m. a proboscis-like out- 
 growth of the skin 
 Haut-salbe, /. sebaceous matter ; an 
 
 ointment for the skin 
 Haut-salbendruse, /. sebaceous gland ; 
 
 vide for all compds. Talgdriisen- 
 Haut-schadigung, /. injury to the 
 
 skin 
 Haut-schaudern, n. horripilation 
 Haut-schichte, /. cutaneous layer 
 Haut - schlaffheit, /. flaccidity or 
 
 .looseness of skin 
 Haut-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Haut-schleimbeutel, m. cutaneous 
 
 mucous bursa 
 Haut-schmarotzer, m. skin parasite 
 Haut-schmer, m. = -schmiere 
 Haut-schmerz, m. cutaneous pain 
 Haut-schmiere, /. sebaceous matter ; 
 
 vernix caseosa 
 Haut-schmierfluss, m. seborrhcea 
 Haut-schnitt, m. skin-incision ; sec- 
 tion of skis 
 
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Hau 
 
 GERMAN-ENGtISH DICTIONARY 
 
 HaU 
 
 Haut-schorf, m. superficial scab 
 
 Haut-schorfablosung, /. separation 
 of scabs 
 
 Haut-schrunde, /. craclc, chap, or 
 fissure of skin 
 
 Haut-schuppchen, n. or -schuppe, /. 
 cutaneous scale 
 
 Haut-schwache, /. want of tone in 
 the skin ; hypersesthesia of skin 
 
 Haut-schwarze,/. melanosis ; black 
 pigmentation of skin 
 
 Haut-schwellung, /. cutaneous swel- 
 ling 
 
 Haut-schwiele, /. cutaneous callosity 
 
 Haut-scirrhus, m. scirrhous cancer of 
 skin 
 
 Haut-sekretion, /. cutaneous secre- 
 tion 
 
 Haut-sensibilitat, /. cutaneous sensi- 
 bility 
 
 Haut-sensibilitatsbezirk, m. region 
 of cutaneous sensibility 
 
 Haut-sinn, m. sense of touch 
 
 Haut-sinnesblatt, n. ectoderm, epi- 
 blast 
 
 Haut-sinnesorgan, n. tactile organ 
 of skin 
 
 Haut-skelet, n. dermal skeleton 
 
 Haut-sklerem, n. sclerodermia 
 
 Haut-spalte, /. cleft, crack, chap, or 
 fissure of skin 
 
 Haut-spaltung, /. rhagades 
 
 Haut-spannung, /. tension or stretch- 
 ing of skin 
 
 Haut-stein, m. skin calculus or con- 
 cretion 
 
 Haut-stelle, /. part of skin 
 
 Haut-stiel, m. cutaneous pedicle 
 
 Haut - stippchen, n. or -stippe, /. 
 cutaneous stigma 
 
 Haut - stoffwechsel, m. cutaneous 
 metabolism 
 
 Haut-storung, /. cutaneous dis- 
 turbance 
 
 Haut-streifen, m. strips of skin ; 
 streaks of skin 
 
 Haut-strieme, /. ecchymosis, wheal, 
 bruise 
 
 Haut-stuck, n. or -stiickchen, w, 
 piece of skin 
 
 Haut-talg, m. sebaceous matter 
 
 Haut-talgabsonderung, f. secretion 
 of sebaceous matter 
 
 Haut-talgdriise, /. sebaceous gland ; 
 vide for all compds. Talgdriisen- 
 
 Haut-thatigkeit, /. activity or func- 
 tion of skin 
 
 ilaut-transplantation, /. skin-graft- 
 ing 
 
 Haut-trockenheit, /. dryness of skirt 
 
 Haut-iibel, n. == -krankheit 
 
 Haut-iibernahrung, /. excessive nu- 
 trition or hypertrophy of skin 
 
 Haut-uberpflanzung, /. = -trans- 
 plantation 
 
 Hautung, /. shedding or peeling of 
 skin, desquamation, exfoliation 
 
 Hautungsvorgang, m. process of des- 
 quamation, exfoliation, or shed- 
 ding of skin 
 
 Haut-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Haut-veranderung, /. skin-change 
 
 Haut-verbrennung, /. a burn of the 
 skin 
 
 Haut-verbriihung, /. scalding of the 
 skin 
 
 Haut-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 skin 
 
 Haut-verdiinnung, /. thinning of skin 
 
 Haut-vereiterung, /. suppuration of 
 skin 
 
 Haut-verengerung, /, abnormal con- 
 traction of skin 
 
 Haut-verfarbung, /. discoloration of 
 skin 
 
 Haut-verhartung, /. hardening or 
 callosity of skin 
 
 Haut-verletzung, /. injury to skin 
 
 Haut-verpflanzung, /. = -transplan- 
 tation 
 
 Haut - verschonerungsmittel, n. a 
 cosmetic, remedy for improving 
 complexion 
 
 Haut - verschwarung, /. cutaneous 
 ulceration 
 
 Haut-vertiefung, /. indentation or 
 pitting of skin 
 
 Haut - verziehung, /. distortion of 
 skin 
 
 Haut - wachstum, n. cutaneous 
 growth 
 
 Haut-wanzen, f.pl. membranacei, 
 acanthiidae 
 
 Haut-warme, /. cutaneous temper- 
 ature 
 
 Haut-warzchen, n. or -warze, /. 
 cutaneous wart or papilla 
 
 Haut-wassersucht, /. oedema, ana- 
 sarca 
 
 Haut-wassersiichtig, a. oedematous, 
 anasarcous 
 
 Haut- wechsel, w. changingof the skin 
 
 Haut - windsucht, /. subcutaneous 
 emphysema 
 
 Haut -wolf, m. lupus; intertrigo, 
 chafing 
 
 Haut-wucherung, /, hypertrophy of 
 skin 
 
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Hau 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hei 
 
 Haut-wulst, m. excrescence or pro- 
 tuberance of skin 
 Haut-wunde, /. skin wound 
 Haut - wurm, m. farcy ; a skin- 
 invading worm 
 Haut-zapfchen, n. tag of skin ; peg 
 
 or interpapillary process of skin 
 Haut-zelle, /. cutaneous cell 
 Haut-zellgewebe, n. cutaneous cel- 
 lular tissue 
 Haut-zipfel, m. tag of skin 
 Havanafieber, n. Havana fever 
 Haversische Kanalchen, n.pl. Ha- 
 versian canals 
 Hebamme, /. midwife 
 Hebammen-anstalt, /. institute or 
 
 school for midwives 
 Hebammen-buch, n. text-book for 
 
 midwives 
 Hebaminen-gewerbe, n. the profes- 
 sion or occupation of midwifery 
 Hebammen-institut, n. = -anstalt 
 Hebammen-kunst, /. midwifery 
 Hebammen - lehranstalt, /. = -an- 
 stalt 
 Hebammen-lehrbuch, n. = -buch 
 Hebammen - lehrer, m. teacher of 
 
 midwives 
 Hebammen - ordnung, /. laws and 
 
 regulations concerning midwives 
 Hebammen-prufung, /. examination 
 
 of mid^vives 
 Hebammen-schule, /. = -anstalt 
 Hebammen - schiilerin, /. female 
 
 studying midwifery 
 Hebammen-stuhl, m. obstetric chair 
 Hebammen-unterricht, /. instruction 
 
 of midwives 
 Hebammen-verfahren, n. method 
 
 practised by midwife 
 Hebammen- wesen, n. aU affairs 
 
 connected with midwives 
 Hebarznei-kunde, /. or -kunst, /. the 
 
 science of obstetrics 
 Hebarzt, m. accoucheur 
 Hebarztlich, a. obstetric 
 Hebeband, n. bag-truss 
 Hebel, m. lever ; elevator 
 Hebelpessar, n. lever pessary 
 Hebemuskel, m. levator muscle ; 
 
 cremaster 
 Hebephrenie, /. insanity of pubes- 
 cence 
 Heber, m. levator ; elevator, siphon 
 Heber - barometer, m. siphon-bar- 
 ometer 
 Heber-verfahren, n. siphon method 
 Hebra'sche Salbe, /. Hebra's diachy- 
 lon ointment 
 
 Hebra'scher Seifenspiritus, w. He- 
 bra's soap and spirit 
 
 Hebung, /. lifting, raising ; eleva- 
 tion ; removal 
 
 Hebungswinkel, m. angle of vertical 
 displacement 
 
 Hederich, m. charlock, sinapis ar- 
 vensis 
 
 Hedrocele, n. rectal hernia 
 
 Hedysma, n. sweetening or flavour- 
 ing material 
 
 Heerd- (and compds.) ; vide Herd 
 
 Heereskrankheit, /. disease attack- 
 ing an army 
 
 Hefe, /. yeast'; lees, dregs, sediment 
 
 Hefen-art, /. kind or variety of yeast 
 
 Hefen-asche, /. yeast-ashes 
 
 Hefen-kultur, /. yeast culture ; cul- 
 tivation of yeast 
 
 Hefen-pflanze, /. yeast plant 
 
 Hefen-pilz, m. yeast organism or 
 fungus, saccharomyces cerevisise 
 
 Hefen-pulver, «. baking-powder 
 
 Hefen-stoff, m. yeast substance 
 
 Hefen-umschlag, m. yeast poultice 
 
 Hefen-wirkung, /. action of yeasrt 
 
 Hefen-zelle, /. yeast-cell 
 
 Heften, v.t. to fasten, to attach, to 
 sew, to stitch, to suture 
 
 Heftig, a. violent, intense, severe, 
 acute 
 
 Heftigkeit, /. violence, intensity, 
 severity, acuteness 
 
 Heftnadel, /. suture-needle 
 
 Heftpflaster, n. adhesive plaster 
 
 Heftpflaster-druckverband, m. dress- 
 ing with adhesive plaster to exer- 
 cise pressure 
 
 Heftpfiaster-mittel, n. adhesive plas- 
 ter remedy 
 
 Heftpflaster - ring, m. ring of ad- 
 hesive plaster 
 
 Heftpflaster-schlinge, /. loop of ad- 
 hesive plaster 
 
 Heftpflaster-streifen, m. strip of ad- 
 hesive plaster 
 
 Heftpflaster- verband, m. strapping 
 or adhesive-plaster dressing 
 
 Heftpflaster - zug, m. traction by 
 adhesive plaster 
 
 Heftpflaster-zugverband, m. dressing 
 with adhesive plaster to exercise 
 traction 
 
 Heidelbeeren, f.pl. whortleberries, 
 bilberries 
 
 Heidelbeerwein, m. whortleberry 
 wine 
 
 Heil- (in compds.), relating to treat- 
 ment or cure 
 
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 Hei 
 
 Heil - anstalt, /. hospital, sanitary 
 institution, medical establishment 
 
 Heil-anzeige, /. indication for treat- 
 ment 
 
 Heil-art, /. method of treatment or 
 cure 
 
 Heil-bad, n. watering-place, medical 
 bath, mineral bath 
 
 Heil-bar, a. curable, remediable, 
 sanable 
 
 Heil-barkeit, /. curableness, remedi- 
 ableness, sanability 
 
 Heil-behandlung, /. curative treat- 
 ment 
 
 Heil-brunnen,w. mineral waters ; spas 
 
 Heil-diener, m. an assistant quali- 
 fied to perform certain minor, and 
 to assist in the greater, operations 
 
 Heil-distel, /. the genus Cnicus 
 
 Heilen, v.i. & i. to cure ; to heal 
 
 Heilend, a. healing, curative 
 
 Heil-erfolg, m. result of treatment 
 
 Heil-fahig, a. curable 
 
 Heil-fahigkeit, /. curability 
 
 Heil-formel, /. prescription 
 
 Heil-gehilfe, m. = -diener 
 
 Heil - gymnastik, /. gymnastics as 
 part of treatment 
 
 Heil - gymnastisch, a. relating to 
 medical gymnastics 
 
 Heiligen-bein, n. sacral bone 
 
 Heiligen-holz, n. guaiacum wood 
 
 Heiliges Bein, n. = Heiligenbein 
 
 Heiliges Feuer, n. erysipelas 
 
 Heil-impfung, /. curative inocula- 
 tion (or injection of antitoxin) 
 
 Heil-kraft, /. healing or curative 
 power 
 
 Heil-kraftig, a. medicinal, healing, 
 curative, therapeutic 
 
 Heil-kraftigkeit, /. = -kraft 
 
 Heil-kraut, n. medicinal herb ; offi- 
 cinal plant 
 
 Heil-kunde, /. = -kunst 
 
 Heil-kundig, a. skilled in medicine 
 
 Heil-kundige, m. = -kiinstler 
 
 Heil-kundlich, a. therapeutical 
 
 Heil -kunst, /. the healing art, 
 medical science, therapeutics 
 
 Heil - kiinstler, m. physician, one 
 skilled in the healing art 
 
 Heii-kiinstlerisch, a. practised in the 
 healing art ; professional 
 
 Heil-methode, /. method of treat- 
 ment or cure 
 
 Hejl-mittel, n. remedy, medicament, 
 drug 
 
 Heil - mittellehre, /. pharmacology, 
 pharmacy 
 
 Heil-personal, n. (arztliches), medical! 
 staff 
 
 Heil-pflange, /. medicinal or officinal 
 plant 
 
 Heil-pflaster, n. healing or medi- 
 cated plaster 
 
 Heil-pflaster, n. (englisches), court 
 plaster 
 
 Heil-pflaster, n. (schwarzes), " uni- 
 versal plaster," composed of red! 
 lead, olive-oil, yellow wax, andl 
 camphor 
 
 Heil-quelle, /. mineral spring, min- 
 eral water 
 
 Heil-quelle, /. (indifferente), mineral 
 waters without any special chemi- 
 cal properties (acting by reason of 
 their high temperature) 
 
 Heil-quellenlehre, /. the science of 
 mineral springs, balneology 
 
 Heil-sam, a. wholesome, salubrious, 
 beneficial to health 
 
 Heil-samkeit, /. wholesomeness, sa- 
 lubrity 
 
 Heil - schatz, m. therapeutic arma- 
 ment 
 
 Heil-sch windier, m. quack 
 
 Heil-serum, n. serum used as a 
 remedy, antitoxic serum 
 
 Heil-statte, /. health resort, sana- 
 torium, hospital 
 
 Heil-stoff, in. curative material, 
 medicament 
 
 Heil-stofflehre, /. pharmacology 
 
 Heil-system, n. = -methode 
 
 Heil-trank, m. medicine, potion 
 
 Heil-trieb, m. tendency or disposi- 
 tion to heal 
 
 Heilung, /. healing, cure, curing, re- 
 covery 
 
 Heilungs-bedingung, /. condition on 
 which recovery or cure depends 
 
 Heilungs-dauer, /. duration of re- 
 covery or cure 
 
 Heilungs-versuch, m. attempt at 
 healing, tentative treatment 
 
 Heil-verfahren, n. method of treat- 
 ment or cure 
 
 Heil-verlang, m. course of healing 
 
 Heil-versuch, m. attempt at healing, 
 tentative treatment 
 
 Heil-wasser, n.pl. mineral w^aters 
 
 Heil-weise, /. = -methode 
 
 Heil-wert, m. therapeutic value 
 
 Heil-wertzahlen, f.pl. statistics of 
 remedial values 
 
 Heil-wesen, n. all matters relating 
 to the healing art 
 
 Heil-wirkung, /. Qiiirative pffect 
 
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 Hem 
 
 Heil-wissenschaft, /. medical science, 
 therapeutics and surgery 
 
 Heil-wissenschaftlich, a. relating to 
 medical science 
 
 Heil-zweck, »w. therapeutic aim, ob- 
 ject or purpose 
 
 Heim- (in compds.), home- 
 
 Heim-krank, a. home-sick 
 
 Heim-siech, a. = -krank 
 
 Heim-weh, n. home-sickness 
 
 Heim-wehkranke, m. & f. a, home- 
 sick person 
 
 Heim'sche Pillen, pi. piUs containing 
 digitalis 
 
 Heiser, a. hoarse, husky 
 
 Heiserkeit, /. hoarseness, huskiness 
 
 Heiss, a. hot ; torrid ; ardent, pas- 
 sionate 
 
 Heiss-bliitig, a. warm-blooded ; hot- 
 tempered 
 
 Heiss-durst, m. violent thirst 
 
 Heiss-hunger, m. bulimia 
 
 Heiss-luftbehandlung, /. treatment 
 by hot air 
 
 Heiss - luftsterilisierung, /. sterilisa- 
 tion by hot air 
 
 Heisswasser- (in compds.), hot 
 water 
 
 Heisswasser -bad, n. hot -water 
 bath 
 
 Heisswasser-douche, /. hot-water 
 douche 
 
 Heisswasser-einspritzung, /. injec- 
 tion of hot water 
 
 Heisswasser-heizung, /. heating by 
 hot water 
 
 Heiss wasser-klystier, n. enema of 
 hot water 
 
 Heister, m. instrument for forcibly 
 opening the mouth 
 
 Heister-sches Divertikel, n. upper 
 bulb of internal jugular vein 
 
 Heister 'sche Klappe, /. valve in neck 
 of gaU-bladder 
 
 Hektik, /. hectic condition, con- 
 sumption 
 
 Hektisch, a. hectic, consumptive 
 
 Helenenkraut, n. Inula helenium, L. 
 
 Helicomonas, name given by Klebs 
 to a supposed baciUus of syphilis 
 
 Heliophobie, /. photophobia 
 
 Heliosis, /. heat-stroke 
 
 Heliotherapie, /. treatment of dis- 
 ease by light and heat of the sun 
 
 Helkologie, /. the science or theory 
 of ulcers 
 
 Helkoma, n. ulcer 
 
 Helkoplastik, /. plastic cure of ulcer- 
 ation 
 
 Helkopoiesis, /. artificial production 
 
 of ulceration 
 Kelkose, /. ulceration 
 Helkotisch, a. ulcerative, ulcer-like 
 Hell, a. clear, bright, light, luminous, 
 
 lucid, distinct 
 Helles Lispeln, n. light lisping 
 Helligkeit, /. clearness (of percus- 
 sion), resonance 
 Helligkeits-bezirk, m. area of reso- 
 nance (of percussion) 
 Helligkeits-figur, /. outline of reso- 
 nance (of percussion) 
 Helligkeits-sinn, m. sense of light 
 Hell-sehen, n. clairvoyance 
 Hell-sichtig, a. clear-sighted 
 Hell-sichtigkeit, /. clear-sightedness 
 Hell-tympanitisch, a. clearly tympa- 
 nitic 
 Helm, m. helmet ; helm ; caul 
 Helminthagoga, pi. anthelmintics 
 Helminthen, pi. intestinal worms 
 Helminthiasis, /. disease produced 
 
 by worms 
 Helminthisch, a. helminthic, re- 
 lating to worms 
 Helminthologe, m. helminthologist 
 Helminthologie, /. helminthology 
 Helopyra, /. marsh-fever, malaria 
 Helos, m. nail-shaped prolapse of iris 
 Hemeralopie, /. hemeralopia, night- 
 
 or snow-blindness 
 Hemi- fin compds.), hemi-, semi-, 
 
 unilateral 
 Hemi - achromatopsie, /. unilateral 
 
 colour-blindness 
 Hemi - ageusie, /. unilateral loss of 
 
 sense of taste 
 Hemi-albumose, /. hemi-albumose, 
 
 .propeptone 
 Hemi - albumcsurie, /. passing of 
 
 urine containing propeptone 
 Hemi-algie, /. migraine 
 Hemi-anaesthesie, /. hemiansesthesia 
 Hemi-anopie, /. gleichnamige, or 
 homonyme, homonymous hemi- 
 anopia 
 Hemi-anopsie, /. = -anopie 
 Hemi-anosmie, /. unilateral loss of 
 
 sense of smell 
 Hemi-athetose, /. athetosis limited 
 
 to one side of the body 
 Hemi-atrophie, /. hemiatrophy 
 Hemi-cephalus, m. monster without 
 
 the upper half of head 
 Hemi-clonie, /. unilateral myoclonus 
 Hemi-drosis, /. unilateral sweating 
 Hemi - kranie, /. hemicrauia, mi- 
 graine 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Her 
 
 Hemi-melus, m. monster with ex- 
 tremities reduced to stumps 
 
 Hemi-opie, /. = -anopie 
 
 Hemi-paraplegie, /. paralysis of one 
 lower limb from spinal disease 
 
 Hemi-parese, /. hemiplegia 
 
 Hetni-phalakrosis, /. unilateral bald- 
 ness 
 
 Hemi-plegie, /. hemiplegia 
 
 Hemi-spasmus, m. unilateral spasm 
 
 Hemisphare, /. hemisphere 
 
 Hemispharen-blaschen, n. cerebral 
 vesicle 
 
 Hemispharen - los, a. without the 
 cerebrum, brainless 
 
 Hemi-mark, m. grey cerebral sub- 
 stance 
 
 Hemi-spalte, /. transverse cerebral 
 fissure 
 
 Hemisphygmie, /. condition in which 
 the pulse-beats are only half as 
 numerous as those of the heart 
 
 Hemiterie, /. teratology 
 
 Hemitonia, /. unilateral tonic spasm 
 
 Hemitritaeus, a. semitertian 
 
 Hemmen, v.t. to hinder, to stop, 
 to check, to arrest, to repress 
 
 Hemmend, a. obstructive, hinder- 
 ing, inhibitmg, restraining, check- 
 ing 
 
 Hemmung, /. stoppage, check ; in- 
 hibition 
 
 Hemmungs- (in compds.), inhibi- 
 tory, arrested 
 
 Hemmungs-apparat, m. inhibitory 
 apparatus 
 
 Hemmungs-band, n. check ligament 
 
 Hemmungs-bildung, /. malforma- 
 tion caused by arrested develop- 
 ment ; arrest of development 
 
 Hemmungs-centrum, tt. inhibitory 
 centre 
 
 Hemmungs-erscheinung, /. inhibi- 
 tory phenomenon 
 
 Hemmungs-fahigkeit, /. inhibitory 
 faculty 
 
 Hemmungs-faser, /. inhibitory fibre 
 
 Hemmungs-faserzug, m. fasciculus 
 of inhibitory fibres 
 
 Hemmungs-flache, /. surface of a 
 joint limiting its movement 
 
 Hemmungs-kraf t, /. inhibitory power 
 
 Hemmungs-missbildung, /. malfor- 
 mation due to arrest of develop- 
 ment 
 
 Hemmungs-mittel, n. check, inhibi- 
 tory factor 
 
 Hemmungs-moment, n. = -mittel 
 
 Hemmungs-nerv, m. inhibitory nerve 
 
 Hemmungs - nervenerregbarkeit, /. 
 
 excitability of inhibitory nerves 
 Hemmungs-nervenreizung, /. irrita- 
 tion or stimulation of inhibitory 
 nerves 
 Hemmungs-neurosen, f.pl. inhibi- 
 tory neuroses 
 Hemmungs-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 
 keit 
 Hemmungs- welle, /. inhibitory wave 
 
 or impulse 
 Henle'sche Driisen, f.pl. Henle's 
 
 glands 
 Henle'sche Scheide, /. primitive 
 
 sheath of nerve-fibre 
 Henle'sche Schicht, /. Henle's layer 
 Henle'sche Schleife, /. Henle's loop 
 Henle'sches Band, n. falx inguinalis 
 Hepat- (in compds.), relating to the 
 
 liver 
 Hepat-algie, /. hepatic or gall-stone 
 
 colic 
 Hepat-apostema, n. hepatic abscess 
 Hepat-isch, a. hepatic 
 Hepat-isiert, a. hepatised 
 Hepat-isierung, /. hepatisation 
 Hepat-ocele, n. hernia containing 
 
 liver 
 Hepat-ologie, /. science of the liver 
 Hepat - omphalocele, n. umbilical 
 
 hernia containing liver 
 Hepat-opexie, /. fixation of liver to 
 
 abdominal wall 
 Hepat-optosis, /. prolapse of liver 
 Hepat-orrhaphie, /. sewing of liver 
 Herab- (in compds.), down, down- 
 wards 
 Herab-fallen, v.t. to fall down, to 
 
 descend, to prolapse 
 Herab-fallend, a. falling, descend- 
 ing, prolapsing 
 Herab-gekommen, a. reduced, de- 
 cayed, out of condition 
 Herab-hangend, a. hanging down, 
 
 pendulous 
 Herab - laufend, a. running-down, 
 
 decurrent 
 Herab-setzen, v.t. to lower, degrade 
 Herab-setzung, /. diminution 
 Herab-stimmend, a. depressing 
 Herab-stimmung, /. depression 
 Herab-zieher, m. depressor 
 Herab-ziehung, /. depression 
 Heraus- (in compds.), out 
 Heraus-gedrungen, a. expressed, ex- 
 
 travasated 
 Heraus-schalen, v.t. to enucleate 
 Heraus-schalung, /. enucleation 
 Heraus-stiilpung, /. extroversion 
 
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 Her 
 
 Heraus-treten, v.i. to protrude, to 
 
 extravasate 
 Heraus-treten, n. protrusion, pro- 
 tuberance ; extravasation 
 Heraus - wachsend, a. excrescent, 
 
 proliferating 
 Heraus-zerren, v.t. to draw or pull 
 
 out by force 
 Heraus-ziehen, v.f. to draw out ; to 
 
 extract 
 Herb, a. harsh, sharp, tart, sour, 
 
 acid, crude, astringent 
 Herbheit, /. harshness, acerbity, 
 
 tartness, bitterness 
 Herblich, a. = Herb 
 Herbstfieber, n. autumnal fever 
 Herbstkatarrh, w. hay fever 
 Herbstzeitlose- (and compds.), vide 
 
 Zeitlose 
 Herd, m. circumscribed area, focus, 
 
 centre, seat 
 Herd- (in compds.), localised, cir- 
 cumscribed 
 Herd-affektion, /. localised disease 
 Herd - erkrankung, /. localised or 
 
 circumscribed disease 
 Herd-formig, a. localised, circum- 
 scribed, in foci 
 Herd-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 Herd-phlegmone, /. localised or cir- 
 cumscribed cellulitis of the skin 
 (phlegmon) 
 Herd-pneumonie, /. localised pneu- 
 monia 
 Herd-sklerose, /. multiple sclerosis 
 Herd-sympton, n. localised symp- 
 tom 
 Hereditar, a. hereditary 
 Hereditat, /. heredity 
 Hermaphrodisie, /. hermaphroditism 
 Hermaphrodismus, m. hermaphro- 
 ditism 
 Hermaphrodit, m. hermaphrodite 
 Hermaphroditisch, a. hermaphro- 
 ditic 
 Hermetisch, a. hermetical 
 Hernio-enterotomie, /. herniotomy 
 
 with resection of gut 
 Hernio-laparotomie, /. laparotomy 
 
 for hernia 
 Hernio-logie, /. the study of rupture 
 Hernio-tomie, /. operation for hernia 
 Herpes, /. herpes 
 
 Herpes-blaschen, n. herpes vesicle 
 Herpes-form, /. kind or variety of 
 
 herpes 
 Herpes-pilz, tn. trichophyton tonsu- 
 rans, favus 
 Herpetisch, a. herpetic 
 
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 Herrschen, v.t. to prevail, to be pre- 
 dominant 
 Herstellbar, a. curable, remediable 
 Herstellen, v.f. to restore, to reduce, 
 
 to repair 
 Herstellung, /. restoration, recovery, 
 
 repair 
 Herstellungsmittel, n. a restorative 
 Herumschweifend, a. vagus 
 Herumwerfen, n. jactitation 
 Hervor- (in compds.), forth, out 
 Hervor - ragen, v.i. to project, to 
 
 protrude 
 Hervor-ragung, /. projection, pro- 
 tuberance, protrusion 
 Hervor-stulpen, v.i. to extrovert 
 Hervor-stUlpung, /. extroversion 
 Hervor-treibung, /. protrusion, pro- 
 lapse 
 Hervor- wolbung, /. prominence 
 Herz, n. heart 
 Herz- (in compds.), cardiac 
 Herz-abscess, m. cardiac abscess or 
 
 ulcer 
 Herz-achse, /. cardiac axis 
 Herz-ader, /. cardiac vein, coronary 
 
 vein 
 Herz-affektion, /. cardiac affection 
 Herz-aneurysma, n. aneurism of the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-anfall, m. cardiac attack 
 Herz - anlage, /. rudiment of the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-arbeit, /. action of the heart 
 Herz-arterie, /. cardiac artery 
 Herz-arznei, /. cardiac remedy 
 Herz-asthma, n. cardiac asthma 
 Herz - ataxie, /. irregular and de- 
 fective action of heart 
 Herz-atrophie, /. cardiac atrophy 
 Herz-aufregend, a. exciting or sti- 
 mulating the heart 
 Herz-aUfregung, /. cardiac excite- 
 ment 
 Herz-balken, m. columna carnea 
 Herz-basis, /. base of the heart 
 Herz-bau, m. structure of the heart 
 Herz-beben, n. palpitation of the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-beklemmung, /. or -beklom- 
 menheit, /. oppression of the hear! 
 Herz-beruhigend, a. sedative to the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-beruhigung, /. quieting of the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-beschleunigung, /. cardiac ac- 
 celeration 
 Herz-beschwerde, /. cardiac trouble 
 Herzbeutel, m. pericardium 
 
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Her 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Her 
 
 Herzbeutel- (in compds.), pericardial 
 Herzbeutel-blutung, /. p'ericardial or 
 
 intra-pericardial haemorrhage 
 Herzbeutel-brusthohle, /. pericardio- 
 pleural cavity 
 Herzbeutel-dampfung, /. pericardial 
 
 dulness 
 Herzbeutel-eiterung, /. suppurative 
 
 pericarditis 
 Herzbeutel-entziindung, /. pericar- 
 ditis 
 Herzbeutel - h 6 h 1 e, /. pericardial 
 
 cavity 
 Herzbeutel-innenflache, /. inner or 
 
 visceral surface of pericardium 
 Herzbeutel-verdickung, /. pericardial 
 
 thickening 
 Herzbeutel-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 
 ung 
 Herzbeutel-verwachsung, /. pericar- 
 dial adhesion 
 Herzbeutel - wasser, n. pericardial 
 
 fluid 
 Herzbeutel-wassersucht, /. hydrops 
 
 pericardii 
 Herzbeutel-zwerchfellarterie, /. su- 
 perior phrenic artery 
 Herz-bewegung, /. cardiac action or 
 
 motion 
 Herz-bezirk, m. cardiac region 
 Herz - blatt, n. (ausseres), parietal 
 
 layer of pericardium 
 Herz-blatt, n. (inneres), visceral 
 
 pericardium 
 Herz-blausucht, /. cardiac cyanosis 
 Herz-blut, n. the blood of or in the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-blutader, /. cardiac vein, co- 
 ronary vein 
 Herz-blutumlauf, m. cardiac circula- 
 tion of the blood 
 Herz-brand, ni. = -brennen 
 Herz-braune, /. angina pectoris 
 Herz-brennen, n. heartburn, water- 
 brash 
 Herz-bruch, m. cardiocele 
 Herz-buckel, m. praecordial bulging 
 Herz-chok, m. heart-beat 
 Herz-cyanose, /. = -blausucht 
 Herz-darrjpfung, /. cardiac dulness 
 Herz-dampfungsbezirk, m. or -damp- 
 fungsfigur, /. area of cardiac dul- 
 ness 
 Herz - degeneration, /. cardiac de- 
 generation 
 Herz-dilatation, /. cardiac dilatation 
 Herz-druck, m. = -driicken 
 Herz-driicken, n. sense of oppression 
 9i tbe Iieart 
 
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 Herz-druse, /. cardiac gland 
 Herzens- (in compds.), vide Herz- 
 Herz-entartung, /. cardiac degenera:- 
 
 tion 
 Herz-entziindung, /. carditis 
 Herz-erkrankung, /. cardiac affec- 
 tion 
 Herz-etschlaffung, /. diastole 
 Herz-erweichung, /. cardiac soften- 
 ing 
 Herz-erweiterung, /. cardiac dilata- 
 tion 
 Herz-faser, m. fibre of the heart 
 Herz-fehler, m. cardiac defect 
 Herz-fehlerlunge, /. brown indura- 
 tion of lungs 
 Herz-fehlerzellen, f.pl. pigment-con- 
 taining cells found in brown in- 
 duration of lungs 
 Herz - fell, n. (and compds.) = 
 
 -beutel 
 Herz-fiber, /. = -faser 
 Herz-flache, /. cardiac surface 
 Herz-flasche, /. a chest-warmer 
 Herz-fleisch, n. = Herzmuskel, car- 
 diac muscle, myocardium ; vide 
 for compds. Herzmuskel 
 Herz-formig, a. heart-shaped 
 Herz-funktion, /. cardiac function or 
 
 action 
 Herz-ganglion, m. cardiac ganglion 
 Herz-gebiet, n. cardiac region 
 Herz-gefass, n. cardiac vessel 
 Herz-geflecht, n. cardiac plexus 
 Herz-gegend, /. = -gebiet 
 Herz-gegendwolbung, /. prsecordial 
 
 bulging 
 Herz-gekrose, n. mesocardium 
 Herz-gerausch, n. cardiac murmur 
 
 or sound 
 Herz-gerinsel, n. clot in the heart 
 Herz-geschwulst, /. cardiac tumour 
 Herz-geschwiir, m. cardiac ulcer or 
 
 abscess 
 Herz-gespann, n. sense of oppression 
 due to an abnormal distension 
 and tension in region of heart and 
 stomach 
 Herz-gewebe, n. cardiac tissue 
 Herz-gewicht, n. weight of the heart 
 Herz-gift, n. poison especially affect- 
 ing the heart 
 Herz-grosse, /. size of the heart 
 Herz-griibchen, n. or -grube, /. pit of 
 
 the stomach 
 Herz-halfte, /. the half or side of the 
 
 heart 
 Herzhaut, /. (aussere), pericardium j 
 (innere), endocardium 
 
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 OF medIcal terms 
 
 tier 
 
 Herzhautentzundung, /. pericar- 
 ditis ; endocarditis 
 
 Herzhemmtings- (in compds.), car- 
 dio-inhibitory 
 
 Herzhemmungs-apparat, m. cardio- 
 inhibitory apparatus 
 
 Herzhemmungs-centrum, n. cardio- 
 inhibitory centre 
 
 Herzhemmungs-nerv, m. cardio-in- 
 hibitory nerve 
 
 Herz-hohle, /. cavity of the heart 
 
 Herz-hohlenerweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of the cavity of the heart 
 
 Herz-hohlenverengung, /. contrac- 
 tion of the cavity of the heart 
 
 Herz-hypertrophie, /. cardiac hyper- 
 trophy 
 
 Herz-impuls, m. cardiac impulse 
 
 Herz-infarkt, n. infarction of the 
 heart 
 
 Herz-innenflache, /. inner surface of 
 heart 
 
 Herz-insufficienz, /. cardiac insuffi- 
 ciency 
 
 Herzkammer, /. ventricle of the 
 heart 
 
 Herzkammer - arterienmundung, /. 
 arterial orifice of the ventricle 
 
 Herzkammer-erweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of ventricle ; diastole 
 
 Herzkammer-muskel, m. muscle of 
 ventricle 
 
 Herzkammer - muskelzusammenzie- 
 hung, /. systole 
 
 Herzkammer-scheidewand, /. ven- 
 tricular septum 
 
 Herzkammer- wand, /. or -wandung, 
 /. = -scheidewand 
 
 Herzklappe, /. cardiac valve 
 
 Herzklappen-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-erkrankung, /. affec- 
 tion of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen - fehler, m. defect of 
 cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-schrumpfung, /. shrink- 
 ing of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-verkalkung, /. calcifica- 
 tion of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-verknocherung, /. ossi- 
 fication of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-verkreidung, /. = -ver- 
 kalkung 
 
 Herzklappen-verkiirzung, /. shorten- 
 ing of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklap^en-verschluss, m. closure 
 of cardiac valves 
 
 Herzklappen-verschwSrung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of cardiac valves 
 
 Herz-klopfen, n. palpitation of the 
 heart 
 
 Herz-knochen, m. cardiac ossifica- 
 tion 
 
 Herz-knoten, m. cardiac ganglion 
 
 Herz-krampf, m. angina pectoris ; 
 cardiac spasm 
 
 Herz-krank, a. suffering from heart 
 disease 
 
 Herz-kranke, m. & f. a, subject of 
 heart disease 
 
 Herz-krankheit, /. heart disease 
 
 Herz-kranzarterie, /. coronary artery 
 of the heart 
 
 Herz-kranzgefass, n. coronary vessel 
 of the heart 
 
 Herz-kriimmung, /. curving of em- 
 bryonic heart-tube 
 
 Herz - lahmend, a. paralysing the 
 heart 
 
 Herz-lahmung, /. cardiac paralysis 
 
 Herz - lappchen, n. or -lappen, m. 
 auricular appendix 
 
 Herz-leere, /. emptiness of the heart: 
 
 Herz-leiden, n. heart disease 
 
 Herz-leidend, a. suffering from heart 
 disease 
 
 Herz-lipomatose, /. fatty dcgenerar- 
 tion of the heart 
 
 Herz-luftbeutel, m. pneumo-pericar- 
 dium 
 
 Herz-lungengerausch, n. cardio-pul- 
 monary murmur or sound 
 
 Herz - mangel, m. absence of the 
 heart 
 
 Herz-mattheit, /. or -mattigkeit, /. 
 cardiac weakness or debility 
 
 Herz - missbildung, /. cardiac de- 
 formity 
 
 Herz-morsellen, f.pl. cardiac tab- 
 loids 
 
 Herzmiindung, /. cardiac orifice 
 
 Herzmiindungs-erkrankung, /. affec- 
 tion of cardiac orifice 
 
 Herzmiindungs-erweiterung, /. dila- 
 tation of cardiac orifice 
 
 Herzmiindungs-verengung, /. steno- 
 sis of cardiac orifice 
 
 Herzmuskel, m. cardiac muscle 
 
 Herzmuskel-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of cardiac muscle 
 
 Herzmuskel-entziindung, /. myocar- 
 ditis 
 
 Herzmuskel-erkrankung, /. affection 
 of cardiac muscle 
 
 Herzmuskel-erlahmung, /. paralysis- 
 of cardiac muscle 
 
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 Het 
 
 Herzmuskel-faser, m. fibre of cardiac 
 
 muscle 
 Herzmuskel-lahmung, /. -= -erlah- 
 
 mung 
 Herzmuskel - schall, m. sound or 
 
 murmur of cardiac muscle 
 Herzmuskel-schwiele, /. sclerosis 
 
 of cardiac muscle 
 Herzmuskel - zusammenziehung, /. 
 systole, contraction of cardiac 
 muscle 
 Herz-muskulatur, /. muscular appa- 
 ratus of the heart 
 Herz-myome, /. myoma of the heart 
 Herz-nebenkammer, /. cardiac au- 
 ricle 
 Herz-nerv, m. cardiac nerve 
 Herz-nervenast, m. branch of cardiac 
 
 nerve 
 Herz - nervencentrum, n. cardiac 
 
 nerve centre 
 Herz-nervengeflecht, n. plexus of 
 
 cardiac nerves 
 Herz-nervenstamm, m. trunk of 
 
 cardiac nerve 
 Herz-neuralgie, /. angina pectoris 
 Herz-neurose, f. cardiac neurosis 
 Herz-oberflache, /. cardiac surface 
 Herz-ohr, n. or -ohrchen, n. auricle 
 
 of the heart 
 Herz-ostien, pi. cardiac orifices ; vide 
 
 for compds. Herzmiindung 
 Herz-pause, /. period of cardiac rest 
 Herz-pendeln, n. the ticking or pen- 
 dulum-rhythm of fcetal heart 
 Herz-platte, /. cardiac plate 
 Herz-pochen, n. palpitation of the 
 
 heart 
 Herz-polyp, m. clot in the heart 
 Herz-puls, m. cardiac impulse 
 Herz-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Herz-pulver, n. cardiac powder 
 Herz-reiz, m. cardiac stimulant or 
 
 irritant 
 Herz-reizmittel, n. stimulating car- 
 diac remedy 
 Herz-reizung, /. cardiac irritation 
 Herz-rohr, n. auricle 
 Herz-ruhe, /. diastole 
 Herz-ruptur, /. rupture of the heart 
 Herz-sack, m. pericardium ; vide for 
 
 compds. Herzbeutel 
 Herz-saule, f. columna carnea 
 Herz-schall, m. cardiac sound 
 Herz-scheidewand, /. cardiac septum 
 Herz-schere, /. heart scissors 
 Herz-schlag, m. cardiac paralysis ; 
 
 heart beat or impulse 
 Herz-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Herz - schlauch, m. heart-tube of 
 
 embryo 
 Herz-schmerz, m. cardiac pain 
 Herz-schwach, a. weak in the heart 
 Herz-schwache, /. cardiac weakness 
 Herz-schwiele, /. cardiac callosity 
 Herz-schwund, m. cardiac atrophy 
 Herz-selbststeuerung, /. self-regula- 
 tion of the heart 
 Herz-shok, m. heart-beat 
 Herz-spann, m. sense of oppression 
 due to an abnormal distension and 
 tension in region of heart and 
 stomach 
 Herz-species, pi. cardiac vegetable 
 
 remedies 
 Herz-spitze, /. apex of the heart 
 Herz-spitzenstoss, m. apex impulse 
 
 of the heart 
 Herz-starkend, a. strengthening the 
 
 hearb 
 Herz-starkung, /. the strengthening 
 
 of the heart 
 Herz-stenose, /. cardiac stenosis 
 Herz-stillstand, m. perisystole ; ar- 
 rest of heart's action 
 Herz-storung, /. cardiac disturbance 
 Herz-stoss, m. cardiac beat or im- 
 pulse 
 Herz - stosskurve, /. cardiographic 
 
 curve 
 Herz-tamponade, f. pericardial effu- 
 sion affecting heart-force (Rose) 
 Herz-thatigkeit, /. action or activity 
 
 of the heart 
 Herz-tod, m. arrest of heart's action 
 Herz-ton, m. cardiac sound 
 Herz-triebkraft, /. strength or pro- 
 pelling power of the heart 
 Herz-iibel, n. cardiac affection 
 Herz - iiberanstrengung, /. over- 
 straining of the heart 
 Herz-vene, /. cardiac vein, coronary 
 
 vein 
 Herz-ventrikel, m. cardiac ventricle 
 Herz-veranderung, /. cardiac change 
 Herz-verdrangung, /. displacement 
 
 of the heart 
 Herz - verdiinnung, /. thinning of 
 
 cardiac walls 
 Herz-verengung, /. cardiac stenosis 
 Herz-verfettung, /. fatty degenera- 
 tion of the heart 
 Herz-vergrosserung, /. hypertrophy 
 
 or enlargement of the heart 
 Herz-verhartung, /. cardiac indura- 
 tion 
 Herz-verknocherunf, /. ossification 
 of the heart 
 
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 Hig 
 
 Herz-vorhof, m. auricle, atrium 
 cordis 
 
 Herz-vorhofskammer- (in compds.), 
 auriculo-ventricular 
 
 Herz - vorhofskammerfurche, /. au- 
 riculo-ventricular groove 
 
 Herz - vorhof skammerklappe, /. au- 
 riculo-ventricular valve 
 
 Herz-vorhof skammermiindung, /.au- 
 riculo-ventricular orifice 
 
 Herz-vorhofswand, /. auricular wall 
 
 Herz-vorkammer, f. = -vorhof 
 
 Herz-wand, /. or -wandung, /. car- 
 diac wall 
 
 Herz-wandverdiinnung, /. thinning 
 of cardiac wall 
 
 Herz-wasser, n. pericardial fluid 
 
 Herz-wassersucht, /. hydropericar- 
 dium 
 
 Herz-weh, n. cardiac pain 
 
 Herz-wirbel, m. cardiac vertex 
 
 Herz-wunde, /. cardiac wound 
 
 Herz-zergliederung, /. cardiotomy 
 
 Herz-zerreissung, /. rupture of the 
 heart 
 
 Herz-zittern, n. palpitation of the 
 heart 
 
 Herz-zufall, m. cardiac attack ; (fal- 
 scher), palpitation of the heart 
 
 Herz-zuruckstoss, m. diastolic im- 
 pulse of the heart 
 
 Herz-zusammenziehung, /. systolic 
 contraction of the heart 
 
 Hessenfliege, /. Hessian fly, Cecido- 
 myia destructor (Say) 
 
 Hetero- (in compds.), hetero-, dif- 
 ferent, foreign, unequal 
 
 Hetero chromie, /. difference in 
 colour of the two irides 
 
 Hetero-chronie, /. irregularity in 
 tune ; abnormal order of develop- 
 ment 
 
 Hetero-ecisch, a. parasites spending 
 their lives in different hosts 
 
 Hetero-gen, a. heterogeneous 
 
 Hetero - genesis, f. heterogenesis, 
 generatio sequivoca 
 
 Hetero-genie, /. heterogeny, asexual 
 generation 
 
 Hetero-genitat, /.' heterogeneity 
 
 Hetero-krasie, /. abnormal mixture 
 of humours 
 
 Hetero-lalie, /. speaking words other 
 than those intended ; altered cha- 
 racter of voice 
 
 Hetero-morph, a. heteromorphous 
 
 Hetero-morphosen, pi. congenital 
 abnormalities of form 
 
 Hetero-pathie, /. allopathy 
 
 Hetero - phthalmus, m. = Hetero- 
 chromie 
 
 Hetero-plasie, /. development of 
 abnormal tissue 
 
 Hetero-plastik, /. transplantation of 
 tissues, &c., from another indi- 
 vidual 
 
 Hetero-rhexie, /. abnormal or de- 
 praved appetite 
 
 Hetero-taxie, /. transposition of 
 viscera 
 
 Hetero-zoische Pilze, m.pl. heterozoic 
 fungi 
 
 Heu, n. hay 
 
 Heu- asthma, n. hay fever, hay 
 asthma 
 
 Heu-bacillus, m. hay bacillus. Bacil- 
 lus subtUis (Cohn) 
 
 Heubner'sche Krankheit, /. syphi- 
 litic endarteritis of cerebral vessels 
 
 Heu-fieber, n. = -asthma 
 
 Heu-pilz, m. Bacillus subtilis 
 
 Heu-schnupfen, m. = -asthma 
 
 Hexe, f. witch 
 
 Hexen-kfaut, n. Mandragora offici- 
 nalis 
 
 Hexen-mehl, n. lycopodium 
 
 Hexen-milch, /. milk in breast of 
 new-born chUd 
 
 Hexen-pilz, m. = -schwamm 
 
 Hexen-schuss, m. lumbago 
 
 Hexen-schwamm, m. Boletus luri- 
 dus (Schaeff.) 
 
 Hi . . ,, vide also Hy . , . 
 
 Hibrid, a. hybrid 
 
 Hibridenbildung, /. hybrid formation 
 
 Hibridisch, a. = Hibrid 
 
 Hibriditat, /. = Hibridenbildung 
 
 Hidro- (in compds.), vide also Hydro- 
 
 Hidroa, /. hydroa 
 
 Hidro-adenitis, /. inflammation of 
 sweat-glands 
 
 Hidro-adenom, n. tumour formed by 
 hypertrophy of sweat-glands 
 
 Hidro-kritische Zeichen, pi. conclu- 
 sions drawn from examination of 
 sweat and sweating 
 
 Hidro - pepsin, n. peptic ferment 
 found in sweat 
 
 Hidro - ptyalin, n. amylolytic fer- 
 ment found in sweat 
 
 Hidro-sadenitis, /. = Hidro-adenitis 
 
 Hidro-sis, /. sweating 
 
 Hidro-tika, n.pl. sudorifics 
 
 Hieb, m. stroke, blow, cut, slash 
 
 Hieb-wunde, /. sword wound, cut by 
 a blow, gash 
 
 Highmore'sche Hohle, /. antrum of 
 Highmore 
 
 239 
 
Hil 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTION A.RY 
 
 Hin 
 
 Hilfe, /. help, aid, assistance, sup- 
 port, relief 
 
 Hilf-los, a. helpless 
 
 Hilf-losigkeit, /. helplessness 
 
 Hilfs- (in compds.), assistant, acces- 
 sory 
 
 Hilfs - arzt, m. assistant medical 
 ofi&cer 
 
 Hilfs-band, n. accessory ligament 
 
 Hilfs - krankentrager, m. assistant 
 stretcher-bearer 
 
 Hilfs - krankenwarter, m. assistant 
 railitary male nurse 
 
 Hiffs-Iazarett, n. supplementary field 
 hospital 
 
 Hilfs-lazarettzug, m. stipplementary 
 ambulance-train 
 
 Hilfs-mittel, n. adjuvant remedy, 
 shift, expedient, help' 
 
 Hilfs-muskel, m. accessory muscle 
 
 Hilfs-nerv, m. accessory nerve 
 
 Hilfs-ohrhohe, /. accessory auricular 
 height 
 
 Hilfs-organ, n. accessory organ 
 
 Hilfs-spalte, /. cleft in lower part of 
 lumen of cartilaginous portion of 
 Eustachian tube 
 
 Himbeer-artig, a. raspberry-like 
 
 Himbeere, /. raspberry 
 
 Himbeer-essig, m. raspberry vinegar 
 
 Himbeer-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Himbeer-saft, m. raspberry juice or 
 syrup 
 
 Himbeer-sirup, m. = -saft 
 
 Himbeer-warzensucht, /. framboesia, 
 yaws 
 
 Himbeer-wasser, n. raspberry -water 
 
 Himbeer-wein, m. rasp berry- wine 
 
 Himbeer - zunge, /. " strawberry 
 tongue " (e.g. of scarlet fever) 
 
 Hinab-schlucken, v.i. to swallow 
 
 Hinab-schlucken, n. swallowing, de- 
 glutition 
 
 Hindernis, n. impediment, obstacle 
 
 Hindrang, m. molimen 
 
 Hineinfressen, v.i. to eat into, to 
 erode 
 
 Hinfallig, a. decaying, infirm, feeble, 
 decrepit, prostrate, deciduous 
 
 Hinfallige Haut, /. deciduous mem- 
 brane 
 
 Hinfalligkeit, /. weakness, feeble- 
 ness, decline, infirmity, decrepi- 
 tude, prostration 
 
 Hinken, v.i. to go lame, to hobble, to 
 limp 
 
 Hinken, n. lameness, limping 
 
 — freiwilliges, voluntary limp- 
 ing (in early coxitis) 
 
 230 
 
 Hinkrankeln, v.i. to pine away (by 
 sickness), to languish 
 
 Hinter- (in compds.), posterior, pos- 
 ticus 
 
 Hinter-augenhohlenbein, n. alisphe- 
 noid bone (Owen) 
 
 Hinter-backen, m. buttock 
 
 Hinter-damm, m. posterior portion 
 of perineum 
 
 Hinter-darm, m. rectum 
 
 Hintere, m. posterior, buttocks 
 
 Hinter-flache, /. posterior surface 
 
 Hinter-fuss, m.. posterior part of foot 
 
 Hinter-grund, m. background 
 
 Hinterhaupt, n. occiput 
 
 Hinterhaupts- (in compds.), occipital 
 
 Hinterhaupts - arterie, /. occipital 
 artery 
 
 Hinterhaupts-ast, m. occipital branch 
 
 Hinterhaupts-bein, n. occipital bone 
 
 Hinterhaupts-beingrundteil, m. base 
 of occipital bone 
 
 Hinterhaupts-beinkorper, m. body of 
 occipital bone 
 
 Hinterhaupts-beinschuppe, /. tabu- 
 lar part of occipital bone 
 
 Hinterhaupts-beinvorsprung, m. oc- 
 cipital protuberance 
 
 Hinterhaupts - beinwirbelkorper, m. 
 = -beingrundteil 
 
 Hinterhaupts-blutader, /. occipital 
 vein 
 
 Hinterhaupts-blutleiter, m. occipital 
 sinus 
 
 Hinterhaupts-bogen, m. the curve of 
 the occipital bone 
 
 Hinterhaupts-breite, /. width of occi- 
 put 
 
 Hinterhaupts-dreiecke, n.pl. occipital 
 triangles 
 
 Hinterhaupts - driise, /. occipital 
 gland 
 
 Hinterhaupts-einschnitt, m. parieto- 
 occipital fissure 
 
 Hinterhaupts-einstellung, /. occipital 
 presentation 
 
 Hinterhaupts-fontanelle, /. posterior 
 fontanelle 
 
 Hinterhaupts - furche, /. occipital 
 sulcus 
 
 Hinterhaupts geburt, /. occipital de- 
 livery 
 
 Hinterhaupts-gegend, /. occipital re- 
 gion 
 
 Hinterhaupts - gelenk, n. atlo-occi- 
 pital articulation 
 
 Hinterhaupts - geschwulst, /. occi- 
 pital tumour or swelling 
 
 Hinterhaupts-grube,/. occipital fossa 
 
Hin 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hiv 
 
 Hinterhaupts-hocker, m. occipital 
 
 protuberance 
 Hinterhaupts-hohe, /. occipital 
 height, distance of superior angle 
 of occipital bone from a line drawn 
 through the auditory points 
 
 Hinterhaupts - horn, n. posterior 
 cornu of lateral ventricles of cere- 
 brum 
 
 Hinterhaupts-kamm, m. occipital 
 crest 
 
 Hinterhaupts-knochen, m. = -bein 
 
 Hinterhaupts - lage, /. = -einstel- 
 lung 
 
 Hinterhaupts - lappen, m. occipital 
 lobe 
 
 Hinterhaupts-loch, n. occipital fora- 
 men 
 
 Hinterhaupts - muskel, m. an occi- 
 pital muscle 
 
 Hinterhaupts-naht, /. occipital su- 
 ture 
 
 Hinterhaupts - nerv, m. occipital 
 nerve 
 
 Hinterhaupts-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Hinterhaupts-saugader, /. an occi- 
 pital lymph vessel 
 
 Hinterhaupts-schlafenfurche, /. oc- 
 cipito-temporal sulcus 
 
 Hinterhaupts-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Hinterhaupts-schmerz, m. occipital 
 pain 
 
 Hinterhaupts-schuppe, /. = -bein- 
 schuppe 
 
 Hinterhaupts-stachel, m. spine of 
 occipital bone 
 
 Hinterhaupts - stirnmuskel, m. oc- 
 cipito-frontalis muscle 
 
 Hinterhaupts-teil, m. occipital por- 
 tion or region 
 
 Hinterhaupts-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Hinterhaupts-vorlagerung, /. = -ein- 
 stellung 
 
 Hinterhaupts-windung, /. occipital 
 convolution 
 
 Hinterhaupts - winkel, m. occipital 
 angle 
 
 Hinterhaupts - wirbel, m. occipital 
 vertebra 
 
 Hinter-hirn, n. hind brain, after- 
 brain, epencephalon ; posterior 
 primary cerebral vesicle 
 
 Hinter - hirnblaschen, n. posterior 
 cerebral vesicle 
 
 Hinter-horn, n. posterior horn or 
 cornu 
 
 Hinter-homfaser, /. fibre of posterior 
 cornu 
 
 23 
 
 Hinter - hornhals, m. cervix of pos- 
 terior cornu 
 Hinter-kopf, m. occiput ; vide for 
 
 compds. Hinterhaupts- 
 Hinter-kopf, m. (weicher), cranio- 
 tabes 
 
 Hinter-kopfbein, n. occipital bone 
 
 Hinter - kopfschmerz, m. occipital 
 headache 
 
 Hinter-lappen, m. posterior lobe 
 
 Hinter-leib, m. dorsum, back of body 
 
 Hinter-saule, /. = -Strang 
 
 Hinter-scheitelbeineinstellung, /. pos- 
 terior parietal presentation 
 
 Hinter-schuppe, /. supra-occipital 
 bone 
 
 Hinter-spalte, /. parieto-occipital fis- 
 sure ; posterior cleft 
 
 Hinter-strang, m. posterior column 
 
 Hinter-strangfaser, /. fibre of pos- 
 terior column 
 
 Hinter-stranggrundbundel, m. tract 
 of Burdach 
 
 Hinter - strangkerne, m.pl. funiculi 
 gracilis and cuneatus 
 
 Hinter-strangsklerose, /. sclerosis of 
 posterior column 
 
 Hinzukommend, a. adventitious ; 
 accessory 
 
 Hippanthropia, /. delusion of being 
 changed into a horse 
 
 Hippokratiker, m. a disciple of Hip- 
 pocrates 
 
 Hippokratisch, a. Hippocratic 
 
 Hippokratische Finger, /. clubbed 
 finger 
 
 Hippokratisches Gesicht, n. Hippo- 
 cratic countenance or facies 
 
 Hippurie, /. excess of hippuric acid 
 in urine 
 
 Hippursaure, /. hippuric acid 
 
 Hircipili, m.pl. axillary or tragal hair 
 
 Him, n. brain, encephalon ; = Ge- 
 hirn ; vide for all compds. Gehirn- 
 
 Hirnbalken, m. corpus callosum ; 
 vide for all compds. Balken- 
 
 Hirnbriicke, /. pons Varolii ; vide 
 for all compds. Briicken- 
 
 Hirnmark, n. medullary substance of 
 brain ; vide for all compds. Mark- 
 
 Hirnschadel, m. skull ; cranium ; 
 vide for all compds. Schadel- 
 
 Hirnschale, /. skull-cap ; cranium ; 
 = Hirnschadel ; vide for all 
 compds. Schadel- 
 
 Hirsch, m. stag 
 
 Hirsch - brunst, /. Elaphomyces 
 (Nees.) 
 
 Hirsch-hprn, n, hartshorn 
 
Hir 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hod 
 
 Hirsch-horngeist, m. spirit of harts- 
 horn 
 
 Hirsch - hornol, n. Oleum cornu 
 cervi 
 
 Hirsch-hornsalz, n. Ammonium car- 
 bonicum pyro-oleosum 
 
 Hirsch - hornsalzfliissigkeit, /. = 
 -horngeist 
 
 Hirschsprung 'sche Krankheit, /. con- 
 genital hypertrophy and dilata- 
 tion of lower part of colon 
 
 Hirschtalg, m. hart-suet 
 
 Hirse, /. millet 
 
 Hirse-brand, m. disease of millet due 
 to Ustilago destruens (Tul.) 
 
 Hirse-druse, /. sebaceous or miliary 
 gland 
 
 Hirse-fieber, w. miliary 
 
 Hirse-flechte, /. miliary eruption 
 
 Hirse-formig, a. miliary; the size of 
 a millet-seed 
 
 Hirse-korn, n. millet-seed 
 
 Hirse-kornartig, a. = -formig 
 
 Hirse-korngross, a. of the size of a 
 millet-seed 
 
 Hirsen- (in compds.), vide Hirse 
 
 Hirsuties, /. hypertrichosis 
 
 Histio- (in compds.), vide Histo- 
 
 Histo- (in compds.), of or relating to 
 tissue 
 
 Histo-chemie, /. chemistry of the 
 tissue 
 
 Histo-genese, /. histogenesis, genera- 
 tion and development of tissues 
 
 Histo-genie, /. = -genese 
 
 Histo-graphie, /. description of the 
 animal tissues 
 
 Histo-logie, /. histology 
 
 Histo-logisch, a. histological 
 
 Histo-nen, pi. name given by 
 Haeckel to the multicellular or- 
 ganisms 
 
 Histo-pathologie, /. histopathology 
 
 Histo-tripsie, /. ecrasement 
 
 Hittorf'sche Rohren, pi. Crookes' 
 tubes 
 
 Hitz- (in compds.), relating to heat ; 
 vide for compds. also Hitze- 
 
 Hitz-ausschlag, m. heat rash 
 
 Hitz-blaschen, n. popular name for 
 eczematous vesicle 
 
 Hitz-blatter, f. = -blaschen 
 
 Hitz-blatterchen, n. == -blaschen 
 
 Hitz-bliite, /. erythema Solaris v. 
 e calore 
 
 Hitz-friesel, m. summer or heat rash 
 
 Hitz-kammer, /. hot chamber (for 
 disinfection) 
 
 Hitz-schlag, m. heat apoplexy 
 
 232 
 
 Hitze, /. heat ; hotness ; vide for 
 compds. also Warme- 
 fliegende — , orgasm 
 
 Hitze-einwirkung, /. effect of heat 
 
 Hitze-gefiihl, n. sense of heat 
 
 Hitze-grad, m. degree of heat 
 
 Hitze-messer, m. pyrometer 
 
 Hitze-messung, /. pyrometry 
 
 Hitze-quelle, /. source of heat 
 
 Hitze-wirkung, /. = -einwirkung 
 
 Hitzig, a. hot ; burning, inflamma- 
 tory ; acute ; choleric, passionate 
 
 Hitziger Wasserkopf, m. acute hy- 
 drocephalus 
 
 Hitziges Gliederweh, n. acute rheu- 
 matic arthritis 
 
 Hobel - binde, /. or -spanbinde, /. 
 spiral bandage 
 
 Hoch, a. high, tall ; high-pitched 
 (auscultation) 
 
 Hoch- (in compds .), highly, advanced 
 
 Hoch-entwickelt, a. highly developed 
 
 Hoch-faul, a. highly putrid 
 
 Hoch-fieberhaft, a. highly feverish 
 
 Hoch-gradig, o. in a high degree, 
 intense, extreme, excessive 
 
 Hoch-horigkeit, /. capacity for hear- 
 ing high tones 
 
 Hoch-schwanger, a, far advanced 
 in pregnancy 
 
 Hoch-schwangere, /. a woman far 
 advanced in pregnancy 
 
 Hoch-spannungsstrome, pi. high- 
 tension currents 
 
 Hocker, m. hump ; protuberance ; 
 bump, eminence, tubercle, tuber- 
 osity ; condyle ; process 
 
 Hocker - chen, n. diminutive of 
 Hocker 
 
 Hooker - kreuzbeinband, n. sacro- 
 sciatic ligament 
 
 Hockerig, a. humpy, humpbacked ; 
 uneven, rough, nodulated 
 
 Hode, m. & f. = Hoden 
 
 Hoden, m. testicle 
 
 Hoden-abscess, m. abscess of testicle 
 
 Hoden - abtragung, f. excision of 
 testicle, castration 
 
 Hoden-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 the testicle 
 
 Hoden-arterie, /. artery supplying 
 the testicle 
 
 Hoden-atrophie, /. atrophy of the 
 testicle 
 
 Hoden-aufhangemuskel, m. cremas- 
 ter muscle 
 
 Hoden-aufhebermuskel, m. = -auf- 
 hangemuskel 
 
 Hoden-ausrottung, /. abtragung 
 
Hod 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hod 
 
 Hoden-ausschalung, /. enucleation 
 
 of testicle 
 Hoden-ausschneidung, /. excision of 
 
 testicle 
 Hoden-bruch, m. scrotal hernia ; 
 
 hernia testis 
 Hoden-druse, /. the testicle 
 Hoden-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 the testicle 
 Hoden-entfernung, /. = -abtragung 
 Hoden-entzundung, /. orchitis 
 Hoden-erkrankung, /. = -krankheit 
 Hoden-extirpation, /. = -abtragung 
 Hoden-fieischhaut, /. the dartos 
 Hoden-gefass, n. vessel of the 
 
 testicle 
 Hoden-geschwulst, /. swelling or 
 
 tumour of the testicle 
 Hoden-gewebe, n. = -parenchym 
 Hoden-haut, /. integument of testicle 
 Hoden-herabsteigung, /. descent of 
 
 the testicle 
 Hoden-kanalchen, n. seminal tubule 
 
 of testicle 
 Hoden-kopf, m. epididymis 
 Hoden-krankheit, /. disease of tes- 
 ticle 
 Hoden-krebs, m. cancer of testicle 
 Hoden-lappchen, n. lobule of testicle 
 Hoden-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Hoden-los, a. without testicles 
 Hoden-losigkeit, /. absence of tes- 
 ticles 
 Hoden-mangel, m. = -losigkeit 
 Hoden-markschwamm, m. medul- 
 lary cancer of testicle 
 Hoden-muskel, m. cremaster muscle 
 Hoden-muskelhaut, /. sheath of 
 
 cremaster muscle 
 Hoden-nerv, m. nerve supplying 
 
 the testicle 
 Hoden-netz, n. rete testis 
 Hoden-parenchym, n. parenchyma 
 
 of testicle j 
 
 Hoden-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Hoden-quetschung, /. contusion of 
 
 testicle 
 Hoden-rohrchen, n. = -kanalchen 
 Hodensack, m. scrotum 
 Hodensack- (in compds.), scrotal 
 Hodensack-abtragung, /. removal of 
 
 scrotum 
 Hodensack-ader, /. a scrotal vein 
 Hodensack - anschwellilng, /. swel- 
 ling of the scrotum 
 Hodensack-arterie, /. a scrotal artery 
 Hodensack-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Hodensack-blutbruch, m. haemato- 
 cele of scrotum 
 
 Hodensack-brand, m. gangrene of 
 scrotum 
 
 Hodensack-bruch, m. scrotal hernia 
 
 Hodensack-entfernung, /. = -abtra- 
 gung 
 
 Hodensack-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of scrotum 
 
 Hodensack-erweiterung, /. disten- 
 sion of scrotum 
 
 Hodensack-geschwulst, /. swelling 
 or tumour of scrotum 
 
 Hodensack-haut, /. integument of 
 scrotum 
 
 Hodensack- krebs, m. cancer of scro- 
 tum 
 
 Hodensack-muskel, m. cremaster 
 muscle 
 
 Hodensack-muskel- (in compds.), 
 cremasteric 
 
 Hodensack-naht, /. raphe of scro- 
 tum 
 
 Hodensack-nerv, m. a scrotal nerve 
 
 Hodensack-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Hodensack-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Hodensack-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellilng 
 
 Hodensack-stich, m. puncture or 
 paracentesis of scrotum 
 
 Hodensack-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Hodensack-zellhaut, /. dartos 
 
 Hoden-scheidenhaut, /. tunica vagi- 
 nalis 
 
 Hoden-scheidenhautblutung, /. hae- 
 morrhage of or into tunica vagin- 
 alis 
 
 Hoden-scheidenhautsack, m. sac of 
 tunica vaginalis 
 
 Hoden-scheidenhautwassersucht, /. 
 hydrocele 
 
 Hoden-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Hoden-schmerz, m. pain in testicle 
 
 Hoden-schnitt, m. castration 
 
 Hoden-schwamm, m. fungating or 
 spongy growth of testicle 
 
 Hoden-schwanz, m. globus minor 
 of epididymis 
 
 Hoden-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 lung 
 
 Hoden-speckgeschwulst, /. steatoma 
 of testicle 
 
 Hoden-substanzvorfall, m. hernia 
 or fungus testis 
 
 Hoden-tuberkel, m. tubercle of tes- 
 ticle 
 
 Hoden-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 of testicle 
 
 Hoden-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 
 Hoden-verletzung, /. injury to tes- 
 ticles 
 
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Hod 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hoh 
 
 Hoden-verschwarung, /. ulceratipn 
 
 of testicle 
 Hoden-wassersucht, /. hydrocele 
 Hoden-wunde, /. wound of testicle 
 Hoden-zelie, /. sperm-cell of infancy 
 Hoden-zerquetschung, /. crushing of 
 
 testicle 
 Hoden-zuriickhaltung, /. retention 
 
 of testicle 
 Hodgkin'sche Krankheit, /. Hodg- 
 
 kin's disease 
 Hodgson 'sche Krankheit, f. aortic 
 
 regurgitation due to dilatation of 
 
 aorta 
 Hof, m, court ; area, areola ; 
 
 corona, halo 
 Hof-apotheke, /. ' pharmaceutical 
 
 establishment attached to the 
 
 court 
 Hof-apotheker, m. court apothecary 
 Hof-artig, a. areolated 
 Hof-arzt, m. physician to the court, 
 
 physician in ordinary 
 Hofchen, n. diminutive of Hof 
 Hoffmann 'scher Lebensbalsam, m. 
 
 Mistura oleosa balsamica. Ph. G. 
 Hoffmannstropfen, m. pi. Hofi- 
 
 mann's drops. Liquor anodynus 
 
 mineralis Hoffmanni, Ph. G. 
 Hoffnung, /. hope ; guter — , in the 
 
 family-way 
 Hoffnungslos, a. hopeless 
 Hohe, /. height 
 
 Schulter-hohe, /. acromion 
 Hohen-angst, /. morbid fear of being 
 
 on high places 
 Hohen-gefuhl, n. height-feeling 
 Hohen-index, m. (des Schadels), 
 
 vertical index 
 Hohen-klima, n. climate of high 
 
 altitudes, mountain climate 
 Hohen-kurort, m. health resort in 
 
 high altitude 
 Hohen-wahn, m. mountain insanity 
 Hohen-wert, m. height-worth 
 Hohl, a. hollow, concave, fistulous 
 Hohl-ader, /. vena cava 
 Hohl-aderstamm, m. trunk of vena 
 
 cava 
 Hohl-augig, a. hollow-eyed 
 Hohl-backig, a. hollow-cheeked 
 Hohl-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Hohl-brille, /. concave spectacles 
 Hohl-driise, /. cryptic or follicular 
 
 gland 
 Hohle, /. cavity, sinus, antrum, 
 
 hollow, ventricle, crypt 
 Hohlen-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. 
 
 cavernous breathing 
 
 Hohlen-bildung, /. formation of a 
 
 cavity 
 Hohlen-fliissigkeit, /. fluid contained 
 
 in a cavity 
 Hohlen-grau, n. central grey matter 
 Hohlen-hydrops, m. dropsy of cavity 
 
 or ventricle 
 Hohlen-rasseln, n. gurgling or caver- 
 nous sound 
 Hohlen-stimme, /. cavernous or 
 
 hollow voice 
 Hohlen-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 wall of cavity 
 Hohlen-wunde, /. wound of cavity 
 
 or ventricle ; hollow wound 
 Hohl-fuss, m. talipes cavus 
 Hohl-gang, m. passage, canal, fis- 
 tula 
 Hohl-gebilde, n. hollow or cystic for- 
 mation 
 Hohl-geschliffen, a. concave 
 Hohl-geschwulst, /. hollow or cystic 
 
 tumour 
 Hohl-geschwiir, n. fistula ; hollow 
 
 or excavated ulcer 
 Hohl-glas, n. concave glass 
 Hohlhand, /. palm 
 Hohlhand- (in compds.), palmar 
 Hohlhand-arterie, /. palmar artery 
 Hohlhand-arterienbogen, m. arterial 
 
 palmar arch 
 Hohlhand-band, n. palmar ligament 
 Hohlhand-bogen, m. palmar arch 
 Hohlhand-ellbogennerv, m. palmar 
 
 branch of ulnar nerve 
 Hohlhand-fascie, /. palmar fascia 
 Hohlhand-fingerarterie, /. palmar 
 
 digital artery 
 Hohlhand - fingernerv, m. palmar 
 
 digital nerve 
 Hohlhand-flache, /. palmar surface 
 Hohlhand-muskel, m. (kurzer), pal- 
 
 maris brevis 
 Hohlhand-muskel, m. (langer), pal- 
 
 maris longus 
 Hohlhand-nerv, m. palmar portion 
 
 of ulnar nerve 
 Hohlhand-netz, n. rate palmaris 
 Hohlhand-oberflache, /. = -fiache 
 Hohlhand-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Hohlhand-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Hohlhand-zweig, m. palmar branch 
 Hohlig, a. cavernous, hollow 
 Hohl-kolben, m.ph hollow cones or 
 
 clubs 
 Hohl-kugel, /. shell (artillery) ; 
 
 hoUow ball 
 Hohl-linse, /. concave lens 
 Hohl-meissel, m. gouge j curette 
 
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Hoh 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hon 
 
 Hohl-meissejzange, /. gouge-forceps 
 
 or -nippers 
 Hohl-muskel, m. a hollow muscle 
 Hohl-nadel, /. a hollow needle 
 Hohl-raum, m. cavity, hollow space 
 Hohl-raumbildung, /. formation of 
 
 cavity 
 Hohl-rohrig, a. fistulous 
 Hohl-schere, /. curved scissors 
 Hohl-schiene, /. hollow splint 
 Hohl-schnitt, tn. name given by 
 
 von Jaeger to his incision for 
 
 removal of cataract 
 Hohl-sonde, /. hollow or grooved 
 
 sound or director 
 Hohl-spiegel, m. concave mirror 
 Hohlung, /. = Hohle 
 Hohl-vene, /. and compds., vide 
 
 -ader 
 Hohl-wangig, a. = -backig 
 Hohl-warze, /. depressed nipple 
 Hohl - wurz, /. Corydalis cava 
 
 (Schweig.) 
 Hohl-wurzel, /. hollow root 
 Hohl-zahn, m. Herba galeopsidis, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Hollenol, w. oU of latropha curcas ; 
 
 also castor-oil 
 HoUenschmerz, m. excruciating pain 
 Hollenstein, m. lunar caustic, ni- 
 trate of sUver 
 
 — salpeterhaltiger, mitigated 
 nitrate of stiver 
 Hollenstein-halter, m. caustic-holder 
 Hollenstein-losung, /. solution of 
 
 nitrate of silver 
 Hollenstein-stift, m. nitrate of silver 
 
 point 
 Hollunder- and compds., vide 
 
 Flieder 
 Holorachischisis, /. complete ab- 
 sence of spinal canal 
 Holoschisis, /. direct cell-division 
 Holstein'sche Bauernkrankheit, /. 
 
 convulsive ergotism 
 Holz, n. wood 
 Holz - alkohol, m. wood spirit, 
 
 methyl-alcohol 
 Holz-asche, /. wood-ash 
 Holz-ather, m. methylic ether 
 Holz-binde, /. wood-shavings used 
 
 for dressings 
 Holz-bock, m. tick, Ixodes ricinus, L. 
 'Holz-branntwein, m. wood spirit 
 Holz-charpie, /. = -scharpie 
 Holz-essig, w. acetic acid, wood 
 
 vinegar 
 Holz-essigsaure, /. pyroligneous acid 
 Holz-faser, /, wood fibre 
 
 235 
 
 Holz-faserstoff, m. celjulose 
 Holz-gas, n. wood-gas 
 Holz-geist, m. = -alkohol 
 Holz-gummi, m. a substance ob- 
 tained from beech-wood, pine- 
 wood, and jute (CoHjoOj) 
 Holz-kassie, /. cassia lignea 
 Holz-kohle, /. charcoal 
 Holz - kohlendunst, m. charcoal 
 
 vapour or fume 
 Holz-naphtha, n. = -alcohol 
 Holz- 61, n. gurjun balsam ; the oil- 
 like first products of dry distilla- 
 tion of wood 
 Holz-sauer, a. pyroligneous 
 Holz-saure, /. = -essig 
 Holz-schiene, /. wood splint 
 Holz-teer, m. wood-tar 
 Holz-thee, m. Decoctum lignorum, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Holz-tinktur, /. Tinctura pini com- 
 
 posita. Ph. G. 
 Holz-trank, m. = -thee 
 Holz-verband, m. dressing of wood- 
 shavings 
 Holz-wolle, /. wood-wool 
 Holz-wurzel, /. Corydalis tuberosa 
 Holz-zucker, m. wood-sugar, xylose 
 Holz-zunge, /. chronic actinomy- 
 cotic glossitis of cattle 
 Homo- (in compds.), homo-, -like 
 Homo-centrisch, a. homocentric 
 Homo-isothermisch, a. homoisother- 
 
 mal 
 Homo-log, a. homologous 
 Homo-logie, /. homology 
 Homoo-path, m. homceopath 
 Homoo-pathie, /. homceopathy 
 Homoo-pathiker, OT. = Homoo-path 
 Homoo-pathisch, a. homoeopathic 
 Homoo-therm, a. warm-blooded 
 Homosexuell, a. homosexual 
 Honig, m. honey 
 
 Honig-artig, a. honeylike, mellitus 
 Honig-balggeschwulst, /. meliceris 
 Honig-essig, m. = -saure 
 Honig - geschwulst, /. = -balg- 
 
 geschwulst 
 Honig-harnruhr, f. diabetes mellitus 
 Honig-saure, /. oxymel 
 Honig-steinsaure, /. mellitic acid 
 Honig-wabenartig, a. resembling 
 
 honeycomb 
 Honig-wabengrind, m. tinea favosa 
 Honig-wasser, n. hydromel 
 Honig - zucker, m. honey-sugar ; 
 name given to two kinds of sugar 
 contained in honey 
 Honorar, n. fee 
 
Hon 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hor 
 
 Honorieren, v.t. to fee, to pay a fee to 
 Honorierung, /. paying a fee 
 Hopfen, m. hops 
 
 Hopfen-aufguss, m. infusion of hops 
 Hopf en-bitter, n. lupulin 
 Hopfen-drusen, f.pl. = -zapfen 
 Hopfen-mehl, n. = -bitter 
 Hopfen-6I, n. essential oil of hops 
 Hopfen-tinktur, /. tincture of hops 
 Hopfen-zapfen, m.pl. glandulae lupuli 
 Hor- (in compds.), relating to the 
 sense or organ of hearing, audi- 
 tory, acoustic ; vide for compds. 
 also Gehor- 
 Hor-bar, a. audible 
 Hor-barkeit, /. audibility 
 Hor-bereich, m. range of hearing 
 Hor-blaschen, n. or -blase, /. au- 
 ditory vesicle 
 Hor-chorden, f.pl. medullary striae, 
 
 floor of fourth ventricle 
 Horen, v.t. & i. to hear 
 Horen, n. the sense or act of hearing 
 Hor-faden, m. auditory cilium 
 Hor-fahig, a. capable of hearing 
 Hor-fahigkeit, /. hearing capacity 
 Hor-flecken, m. macula acustica 
 Hor-funktion, /. function of hearing 
 Hor-haar, n. or -harchen, n. au- 
 ditory cilium 
 Hor-hoiz, n. wooden stethoscope 
 Horizontal, a. horizontal 
 Horizontal-ebene, /. horizontal plane 
 Horizontal-furche, /. horizontal cere- 
 bellar sulcus 
 Horizontal-horopter, m. horopter of 
 
 horizontals 
 Horizontal - schnitt, m. horizontal 
 
 section 
 Horizontal-umfang, m. horizontal 
 
 circumference 
 Hor-leiste, f. auditory crest or ridge ; 
 
 crista acustica 
 Hor-maschine, /. an apparatus to 
 
 assist hearing 
 Hor-messer, m. acoumeter 
 Horn, n. horn, cornu 
 Horn- (in compds.), horny, corneous, 
 
 corneal 
 Horn-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. horn- 
 like, horny 
 Horn-ausvnichs, m. horny excres- 
 cence 
 Horn-balkchen, n. horny trabecula 
 Horn-bedeckung, /. horny covering 
 Horn-bildung, /. formation of horn, 
 
 cornification 
 Horn-blatt, n. horny layer 
 Horn-blei, n. lead chloride 
 
 Hornchen, n. a little horn 
 Horn-einlagerung, /. inclusion of 
 
 horn 
 Horn-einsenkung, /. horny depres- 
 sion 
 Horner'scher Muskel, m. compressor 
 
 sacculi lacrymalis 
 Hornerv, m. axiditory nerve 
 Hornerven-erregung, /. stimulation 
 
 of auditory nerve 
 Hornerven-faser, /. auditory nerve 
 
 fibre 
 Hornerven-faserung, /. fibrillation of 
 
 auditory nerve 
 Hornerven-fibrillen, f.pl. horny fib- 
 
 rillae 
 Hornerven-kern, m. nucleus of the 
 
 auditory nerve 
 Hornerven-loch, n. auditory nerve 
 
 foramen 
 Hornerven - stamm, m. auditory 
 
 nerve trim it 
 Hornerven-wurzel, /. auditory nerve 
 
 root 
 Horn-faden, m. horny tnread 
 Horn-farbe, /. horn colour 
 Horn-farbung, /. staining of horn 
 Horn - formig, a. hornlike, horny ; 
 
 horn-shaped 
 Horn-gebilde, n. horny formation 
 Horn-gelb, a. horn-yellow 
 Horn-geschwulst, /. horny tumour 
 Horn-geschwiir, n. callous ulcer 
 Horn-gewachs, n. horny growth 
 Horn-gewebe, n, horny tissue 
 Horn - griibchen, n. small horny 
 
 pit 
 Hornhaut, /. cornea ; horny layer of 
 
 epidermis ; callosity 
 Hornhaut- (in compds.) corneal ; 
 
 horny, callous 
 Hornhaut-abscess, m. suppurative 
 
 keratitis 
 Hornhaut-achse, /. axis of cornea 
 Hornhaut-ausdehnung, /. corneal 
 
 tension 
 Hornhaut-bildung, /. keratoplasty 
 I Hornhaut-blatt, n. corneal layer or 
 I lamella 
 
 j Hornhaut-blatter, /. corneal pus- 
 ; tule, phlyctenule 
 I Hornhaut-brand, m. corneal gan- 
 grene or sloughing 
 Hornhaut-bruch, m. staphyloma of 
 
 cornea, keratocele 
 Hornhaut-durchstechung, /. punc- 
 ture of cornea 
 Hornhaut-eingefallenheit, /. = -ver- 
 schrumpfung 
 
 36 
 
Hot 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hor 
 
 Hornhaut-eiterung, f. corneal sup- 
 puration 
 Hornhaut-endothelzelle, /. endothe- 
 lial cells of the cornea 
 Hornhaut-entzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of cornea 
 Hornhaut-epithel, n. corneal epithe- 
 lium 
 Hornhaut - erkrankung, /. corneal 
 
 affection 
 Hornhaut-erweichung, /. softening 
 
 of the cornea 
 Hornhaut-falz, m. margin of cornea ; 
 
 furrow in the sclera in which 
 
 cornea is inserted 
 Hornhaut-fistel, /. corneal fistula 
 Hornhaut-flache, /. surface of cornea 
 Hornhaut-fleck, m. corneal opacity 
 
 or cloud 
 Hornhaut - geschwulst, /. corneal 
 
 tumour 
 Hornhaut-geschwur, n. corneal ulcer 
 Hornhaut-gewebe, n. corneal tissue 
 Hornhaut-gewebsverfettung, /. fatty 
 
 degeneration of corneal tissue 
 Hornhautig, a. callous 
 Hornhautigkeit, /. callosity 
 Hornhaut-infiltrat, n. corneal infil- 
 tration 
 Hornhaut-korperchen, n. corneal 
 
 corpuscle 
 Homhaut-krankheit, /. disease of 
 
 cornea 
 Hornhaut - krummung, /. excessive 
 
 curvature of cornea 
 Homhaut-lage, /. cornea layer or 
 
 lamella 
 Hornhaut-lappen, m. corneal flap 
 Hornhaut-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Hornhaut-messer, n. cornea-knife, 
 
 keratotome 
 Hornhaut-narbe, /. corneal cicatrix 
 Hornhaut-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Hornhaut-rand, m. corneal margin 
 Hornhaut-ring, m. arcus senilis 
 Hornhaut-rohrchen,^ . corneal tubule 
 Hornhaut-scheitel, m, vertex of 
 
 cornea 
 Hornhaut-schnitt, m. section of 
 
 cornea 
 Hornhaut-schrumpfung, /. shrinking 
 
 or atrophy of cornea 
 Hornhaut-staphylom, n. staphyloma 
 
 of cornea 
 Hornhaut-stich, m. = -durchstechung 
 Homhaut-trubung,/. corneal opacity 
 
 or clouding 
 Hornhaut-iiberpflanzung, /. trans- 
 plantation of cornea 
 
 Hornhaut-varikositat, /. vascular 
 cornea 
 
 Hornhaut- verdunkelung, /. = -trub- 
 ung 
 
 Hornhaut-vereiterung, /. — -eiter- 
 ung. 
 
 Hornhaut-vergrosserung, /. enlarge- 
 ment or distension of cornea 
 
 Hornhaut-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of cornea 
 
 Hornhaut- verletzung, /. injury of 
 cornea 
 
 Hornhaut - verschrumpfung, /. = 
 -schrumpfung 
 
 Hornhaut-verschwarung, /. corneal 
 ulceration 
 
 Hornhaut-verwachsung, /. adhesion 
 of cornea 
 
 Hornhaut-vorfall, m. staphyloma of 
 cornea 
 
 Hornhaut-zelle, /. corneal cell 
 
 Hornhaut-zerstorung, /. destruction 
 of cornea 
 
 Hornig, a. corneous, callous, horn- 
 like 
 
 Hornis, /. hornet, vespa crabo ; 
 — stich, m. hornet-sting 
 
 Horn - kegel, m. horny cone or 
 
 peg 
 Horn-korper, m. horny body 
 Horn - korperchen, n. horny cor- 
 puscle or granule 
 Horn-lage, /. horny layer 
 Horn-lamelle, /. horny lamella 
 Horn-mantel, m. homy covering 
 Horn-masse, /. horny substance 
 Horn-papel, /. horny papule 
 Horn-perle, /. horny pearl 
 Horn-pfropf, ni. horny plug 
 Horn-plattchen, n. or -platte, /. 
 
 homy plate or layer 
 Horn-pocke, /. horn-pox 
 Horn-scheibe, /. horny plate 
 Horn-scheide, /. horny or keratin 
 ■ sheath 
 
 Horn-schicht, /. horny layer 
 Horn-schichtabhebung, /. elevation 
 
 of the homy layer 
 Horn-schichtblaschen, n. vesicle of 
 
 horny layer 
 Horn-schichtverdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of horny layer 
 Horn-schichtverhartung, /. indura- 
 tion of horny layer 
 Horn-schuppchen, n. or -schuppe, /. 
 
 horny scale 
 Horn-schwangerschaft, /. corneal 
 
 pregnancy 
 Horn-silber, n. chloride of silver 
 
 237 
 
Hor 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Huf 
 
 Horn-spongiosa, /. reticulated gran- 
 ular substance composed of kera- 
 tin 
 
 Horn-stachel, m. homy prickle 
 
 Horn-stoff, m. keratin 
 
 Horn-streif, m. stria cornea 
 
 (of 
 braia) 
 
 Horn-substanz, /. = -masse 
 
 Horn-trichter, m. horny funnel or 
 infundibulum 
 
 Horn-wachstum, «. growth of horn 
 
 Horn-zapfen, m. horny peg 
 
 Hom-zelle, /. horn-cell 
 
 Horn-zellenlage, /. layer of horn- 
 cells 
 
 Horn-zungenmuskel, m. kerato-glos- 
 sus muscle 
 
 Horopter, m. horopter 
 
 Horopter der Deckstellen, horopter 
 of points 
 
 Horopter der Langsschnitte, horopter 
 of verticals 
 
 Horopter der Querschnitte, horopter 
 of horizontals 
 
 Horopterkreis, m. horopter circle 
 
 Hor-priifung, /. testing the hear- 
 ing 
 
 Hor-rohr, n. ear-trumpet, stetho- 
 scope 
 
 Hor-saal, m. lecture-room 
 
 Hor-schale, /. an instrument for 
 assisting hearing 
 
 Hor-scharfe, /. hearing power, acute- 
 ness of sense of hearing 
 
 Hor-schlauch, m. an ear-tube ; ear- 
 trumpet 
 
 Hor-schwelle, /. auditory threshold 
 
 Hor-sinn, m. sense of hearing 
 
 Hor-sphare, /. auditory area 
 
 Hor-steinchen, n. otolith 
 
 Hor-storung, /. disturbance of hear- 
 ing 
 
 Hor-stummheit, /. idiopathic dumb- 
 ness (without deafness) 
 
 Hor-trichter, m. ear-trumpet 
 
 Hor-vermogen, n. capacity of hear- 
 ing 
 
 Hor-weite, /. hearing-distance 
 
 Hor - werkzeug, «. organ of hear- 
 ing 
 
 Hor-zahn, m. auditory- tooth of 
 Huschke 
 
 Hor-zelle, /. auditory cell 
 
 Hospital, n. hospital ; vide for 
 compds. also Krankenhaus 
 
 Hospital-abteilung, /. department of 
 a hospital 
 
 Hospital-arzt, m. physician or sur- 
 geon to a hospital 
 
 238 
 
 Hbspital-aufenthilt, m. residence or 
 stay in a hospital 
 
 Hospital-baracke, /. hospital built 
 on pavilion system 
 
 Hospital-brand, m. hospital gan- 
 grene 
 
 Hospital-brandig, a. suffering from 
 hospital gangrene 
 
 Hospital - einrichtung, /. arrange- 
 ment or filling-up of a hospital 
 
 Hospital-fieber, n. typhus 
 
 Hospital-kranke, m. & /. an in- 
 patient 
 
 Hospital-meister, m. = -vorsteher 
 
 Hospital-schiff, n. hospital-ship 
 
 Hospital - schwester, /. hospital 
 sister 
 
 Hospital - tuch, n. waterproof 
 sh'eet 
 
 Hospital-verwaltung, /. hospital ad- 
 ministration 
 
 Hospital - vorsteher, m. adminis- 
 trator or warden of a hospital 
 
 Hospital-wesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with hospitals 
 
 Hospitalit, m. a person received into 
 a hospital 
 
 Hospitant, m. one attending the 
 practice of a hospital as a visitor 
 
 Hospitieren, v.i. to attend lectures or 
 hospital practice as a visitor 
 
 Hostienblut, n. bleeding host, mi- 
 crococcus prodigiosus 
 
 Hottentotten-schiirze, /. Hottentot's 
 apron 
 
 Hottentotten-thee, m. buchu leaves 
 
 Hufeisenniere, /. horseshoe kidney 
 
 Huflattig, m. colt's-foot 
 
 Huflattig-blatter, n.pl. colt's-foot 
 leaves 
 
 Hufsalbe, /. Unguentum acre, Ph. G. 
 
 Hiift- (in compds.), relating to the 
 hip, sciatic, iliac 
 
 Huft-ader, /. iliac vein 
 
 Hiift-arterie, /. iliac artery 
 
 Hiift-ausschnitt, m. sciatic notch 
 
 Huft-ausschnittsbruch, m. sciatic 
 hernia 
 
 Hiift-beckennerv, m. ileo-hypogas- 
 tric nerve 
 
 Hiiftbein, n. hip-bone, os innomi- 
 natum, ilium 
 
 Hiiftbein-arterie, /. iliac artery 
 
 Hiiftbein - ausschnitt, m. sciatic 
 notch 
 
 Hiiftbein-ausschnittsbruch, m. sci- 
 atic hernia 
 
 HUftbein-blatt, n. ilium or hauilfch- 
 bone 
 
Hiif 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hflg 
 
 Hiiftbein-bruch, m. fracture of ilium 
 or OS innominatum ; sciatic 
 hernia 
 Hiiftbein-fuge, /. symphysis pubis 
 Hiiftbein-grube, /. ihac fossa 
 Hiiftbein-kamm, m. crest of ilium 
 Hiiftbein-lendenband, n. ilio-lumbar 
 
 ligament 
 Hiiftbein-lendenmuskel, m. psoas 
 
 na.uscle 
 Huftbein-loch, n. and compds., vide 
 
 Huftloch 
 Hiiftbein-muskel, m. iliacus muscle 
 Hiiftbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Hiiftbein-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Hiiftbein-stachel, m. spine of ilium 
 Hiift-beuge, /. groin or flexure be- 
 tween trunk and thigh 
 Hiift - blatt, n. ilium or haunch- 
 bone 
 Huft-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Hiift-bruch, m. fracture of os inno- 
 minatum or ilium 
 Hiift-bug, m. = -beuge 
 Hiift-driise, /. iliac gland 
 Hiifte, /. hip 
 Hiift-furche, /. iliac furrow or 
 
 groove 
 Hiift-geflecht, n. iliac plexus 
 Hiift-gegend, /. region of the hip 
 Hiiftgelenk, n. hip-joint 
 Hiiftgelenk-ast, m . branch (of artery, 
 
 &c.) to hip-joint 
 Hiiftgelenk-band, n. Ugament of hip- 
 joint 
 Huftgelenk-entziindung, /. coxitis 
 Hiiftgelenk-kapsel, /. capsule of hip- 
 joint 
 Hiiftgelenk-kapselband, n. capsular 
 
 ligament of the hip 
 Huftgelenk-pfanne, /. acetabuluna 
 Hiiftgelenk-schmerz, m. pain in hip- 
 joint 
 Huftgelenk-verodung, /. atrophy or 
 
 obliteration of hip- joint 
 Hiiftgelenk-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of hip-joint 
 Huftgelenk-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Hiiftgelenk-zerstorung, /. destruc- 
 tion of hip-joint 
 Huft-gicht, /. gout in the hip 
 Hiift-grimmdarm- (in compds.), 
 
 ilio-colic- 
 Hiift-kamm, m. crest of ilium 
 Hiift-knochen, n. and compds., vide 
 
 Hiiftbein 
 Hiift-krankheit, /. hip disease 
 HQft-kreuzbeinband, n. ilio-$acral 
 Ugament 
 
 Hiift-kreuzbeinfugei, /. Sacro-iliac 
 
 synchondrosis 
 Hiift-kreuzbeingelenk, n. sacro-iliac 
 
 articulation 
 Hiift-kreuzfuge, /. = -kreuzbeinfuge 
 Huft-kriimmung, /. sigmoid flexure 
 Hiift-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Hiift-leistennerv, m. ilio-inguinal 
 
 nerve 
 Huft-lendenarterie, /. Uio-lumbar 
 
 artery 
 Hiift - lendenband, n. ilio-lumbar 
 
 ligament 
 Hiift-lendenpulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Hiift-lendenschlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Huftloch, n. obturator foramen 
 Huftloch- (in compds.), obturator 
 Huftloch-ader, /. obturator vein 
 Hiiftloch-arterie, /. obturator artery 
 Hiiftloch-ausschnitt, m. sciatic notch 
 Huftloch-band, n, obturator mem- 
 brane 
 Hiiftloch-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Hiiftloch-furche, /. obturator canal 
 Huftloch-gefass, w. obturator vessel 
 Huftloch-kerbe, /. = -ausschnitt 
 Huftloch - muskel, m. obturator 
 
 muscle 
 Hiiftloch-nerv, m. obturator nerve 
 Hiiftloch-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Hiiftloch-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Hiiftloch-vene, /. = -ader 
 Hiift-muskel, m. a muscle of the hip 
 Hiift-nerv, m. sciatic nerve 
 Htift-nervendehnung, /. stretching 
 
 of the sciatic nerve 
 Hiift-nervengebiet, n. region of the 
 
 sciatic nerve 
 Huft-nervengeflecht, n. sciatic nerve 
 
 plexus 
 Hiift-nervenstamm, m. trunk of 
 
 sciatic nerve 
 Hiift-pfanne, /. acetabulum 
 Hiift-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Huft-schenkelband, n. ilio-femoral 
 
 ligament 
 Hiift-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Hiift-schmerz, m. pain in hip, 
 
 sciatica, coxalgia 
 Hiift-vene, /. = -ader 
 Huft-verrenkung, /. dislocation of 
 
 hip- joint 
 Hiift- weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Huft-winkelmesser, m. coxankylo- 
 
 meter 
 Hiigel, m. hUl, mound, knob, promi- 
 nence, tubercle, nodule, tuber- 
 
 tfsity 
 grauer — , corpus striatum 
 
 239 
 
Huh 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hus 
 
 Huhn, n. hen, fowl 
 Hiihnerauge, n. corn, clavus 
 Huhneraugen-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of a corn 
 Hiihneraugen - pflaster, n. corn- 
 plaster 
 Huhneraugen-ring, m. ring or shield 
 
 for a corn 
 Huhneraugen-schneider, m. corn- 
 cutter 
 Hiihner- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 chickens 
 Huhner-blindheit, /. night-blindness 
 Hiihner-brust, /. pigeon-breast 
 Huhner-cholera, /. chicken cholera 
 Hiihner-eiweiss, n. white of egg 
 Hiihner-eiweissartig, a. resembling 
 
 egg albumin, albuminous 
 HUhner-mikrokokkus, m. chicken 
 
 cholera bacillus 
 Hiihner-pest, /. = -cholera 
 Huhner-pocke, /. chicken-pox 
 Huhner-weh, n. whooping-cough 
 Hulfe- (and compds.), vide Hilfe 
 Hiille, /. cover, covering, wrapper, 
 case, integument, tunic, cortex, 
 envelope, sheath, investing mem- 
 brane 
 Hiillenschicht, /. cortical layer 
 Hiilse, /. husk, pod, shell ; vide also 
 
 Hiille 
 Htilsenbandwurm, m. taenia echino- 
 
 coccus 
 Hiilsen-frucht, /. legume; pulse; pod 
 Hiilsen-fruchtmehl, n. meal made 
 
 from legumes 
 Hiilsen-fruchtstarkemehl, n. starch 
 
 made from legumes 
 Hiilsen - gewachs, n. leguminous 
 
 plant 
 Hulsen-pflanze, /. = -gewachs 
 Htilsen-vorderstrangbahn, /. direct 
 
 pyramidal tract 
 Hiilsen - wurm, f^ m. echinococcus 
 
 polymorphus 
 Humanisieren, v.t. to humanise 
 Humanisiert, a. humanised 
 Humanisierung, /. humanising 
 Humero - radialgelenk, n. radio- 
 humeral articulation 
 Humero-ulnargelenk, n. ulno-hu- 
 
 meral articulation 
 Humoralpathologie, /. humoral path- 
 ology 
 Hund, m. dog 
 
 Hunde-bandwurm, m. tasnia echino- 
 coccus 
 Hunde - haarling, m, trichodectes 
 canis 
 
 Hunde-kiirbiswurm, m. taenia cu- 
 cumerina 
 
 Hunde - menschen, m.pl. subjects 
 affected with hypertrichosis 
 
 Hundert-gradig, a. or -teilig, a. 
 centigrade 
 
 Hunds- (in compds.), canine 
 
 Hunds-biss, m. dog-bite 
 
 Hunds-gleisse, /. fool's parsley 
 
 Hunds-hunger, m. canine hunger 
 
 Hunds-petersilie, /. = -gleisse 
 
 Hunds-toUheit, /. = -wut 
 
 Hunds- wut, /. rabies, hydrophobia 
 
 Hunds-wutimpfung, /. inoculation 
 for hydrophobia 
 
 Hunds-zahn, m. canine tooth 
 
 Hunger, m. hunger 
 
 Hunger-darm, m. starvation in- 
 testine 
 
 Hunger-diat, /. starvation treatment 
 of syphilis 
 
 Hunger - gefiihl, n. sensation of 
 hunger 
 
 Hunger-ikterus, m. jaundice due to 
 starvation 
 
 Hunger-korn, n. secale cornutum 
 
 Hunger-krankheit, /. illness due to 
 insufficient food 
 
 Hunger-kur, /. treatment by lower- 
 ing diet 
 
 Hunger-nerv, m. the pneumogastric 
 nerve 
 
 Hunger-pest, /. = -typhus 
 
 Hungers-noth, /. famine 
 
 Hunger-tod, m. death from starva- 
 tion 
 
 Hunger- typhus, m. typhus 
 
 Hunger-versuch, m. experiment on 
 animals by withholding food 
 
 Hungrig, a. hungry 
 
 Hiipfkrampf, m. saltatory chorea 
 
 Huschke'sche Horzahne, m.pl. au- 
 ditory teeth of Huschke 
 
 Hiisteln, v.i. to hack, to cough 
 slightly 
 
 Husteln, n. hacking, slight cough 
 
 Husten, v.t. & i. to cough up ; to 
 cough 
 
 Husten, m. cough ; blauer — , 
 whooping-cough 
 
 Husten-anfall, m. &t or attack of 
 coughing 
 
 Husten-beschwerde, /. cough trouble 
 
 Husten-bewegung, /. muscular act of 
 coughing 
 
 Husten-bonbons, pi. cough-drops 
 
 Husten - erregend, a. cough-excit- 
 ing 
 
 Husten-fieber, n. catarrhal fever 
 
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Hus 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hyd 
 
 Husten-gerausch, w, sound produced 
 
 by coughing 
 Husten-kitzel, m. sensation of tick- 
 ling exciting cough 
 Husten-klang, m. ring or sound of 
 
 cough 
 Husten-krampf, m. cramp or spasm 
 
 due to coughing 
 Husten-lindernd, a. cough-allaying 
 Husten-mittel, n. cough remedy 
 Husten - probe, /. or -priifung, /. 
 
 cough test (as employed clinically 
 
 for chest and abdomen) 
 Husten-reiz, m. irritation exciting 
 
 cough 
 Husten-stiUend, a. soothing cough, 
 
 pectoral 
 Husten-stoss, m. hawk 
 Husten-ton, m. = -klang 
 Husten-zeltchen, n. cough-drops 
 Husten-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Hustpulver, OT.(franzosisches) French 
 
 cough-powder 
 Huxley'sche Schicht, /. Huxley's 
 
 layer of hair-sheath 
 Hyalin-cylinder, m. hyaline cast 
 Hyalin-kugel, /. hyalin granule or 
 
 globule 
 Hyalinose, /. hyaline change 
 Hyalitis, /. inflammation of the 
 
 vitreous 
 Hyaloidisch, a. hyaloid 
 Hyaloiditis, /. = Hyalitis 
 Hybom, n. hump 
 Hybose, /. = Hybom 
 Hybridenbildung, /. hybrid formation 
 Hybridisch, a. hylsrid 
 Hybriditat, /. hybridism or hybridity 
 Hydantoinsaure, /. hydantoic acid 
 Hydarthros, m. dropsy of a joint 
 Hydatiden, pi. hydatids 
 Hydatiden-blase, /. hydatid cyst 
 Hydatiden-cyste, /. = -blase 
 Hydatiden-erkrankung, /. hydatid 
 
 disease 
 Hydatiden-geschwulst, /. hydatid 
 
 tumour 
 Hydatiden-krankheit, /. = -erkrank- 
 
 ung 
 Hydatiden-kyste, /. = -blase 
 Hydatiden-mole, /. hydatid mole 
 Hydatiden-sack, m. hydatid sac 
 Hydatiden-schwirren, n. hydatid 
 
 thriU 
 Hydatiden-ton, m. hydatid sound 
 Hydatiden-zittern, n. hydatid fre- 
 mitus 
 Hydatidocephalus, m. staggers 
 Hydragoga, pi. hydragogues 
 
 HydrSmie, /. hydrsemia 
 HydrSmisch, a. hydraemic 
 Hydrangiologie, /. the science of the 
 
 lymphatics 
 Hydrangium, n. lymph 
 Hydrargyriasis, /. rash due to 
 
 mercurial poisoning 
 Hydrargyrie, /. mercurial rash 
 Hydrargyriverbindung, /. mercuric 
 
 compound 
 Hydrargyrose, /. mercurialism 
 Hydrargyroverbindung, /. mercurous 
 
 compound 
 Hydrarthros, m. = Hydrarthros 
 Hydriatik, /. cold-water treatment 
 Hydriatisch, a. relating to cold-water 
 
 treatment 
 Hydrobromsaure, /. hydrobromic 
 
 acid 
 Hydrocelensack, m. hydrocele sac 
 Hydrocephalocele, n. hernia of brain 
 
 containing fluid 
 Hydrochlorsaure, /. hydrochloric 
 
 acid 
 Hydrocyanismus, m. poisoning with 
 
 hydrocyanic acid 
 Hydrocyansaure, /. hydrocyanic acid 
 Hydroelektrisch, a. hydro-electric 
 Hydrogenbioxyd, n. peroxide of 
 
 hydrogen 
 Hydrojodsaure, /. hydriodic acid 
 Hydrokonion, n. atomiser 
 Hydromanie, /. water craze, mania 
 
 for water, especially as a cure 
 Hydromeningitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 Descemet's membrane 
 Hydromeningocele, n. hernia of 
 
 central nervous system, of which 
 
 the sac contains fluid 
 Hydromphalus, m. protrusion of 
 
 umbilicus in ascites 
 Hydromyelie, /. hydrom3'-elia 
 Hydromyelocele, n. spina bifida, 
 
 the sac of which contains nervous 
 
 matter and fluid 
 Hydromyelus, m. = Hydromyelie 
 Hydroncus, m. a watery tumour or 
 
 swelling 
 Hydronephrose, /. hydronephrosis 
 Hydropathie, /. hydropathy 
 Hydropatisch, a. hydropathic 
 Hydrophiler Verbandstoff, m. ab- 
 sorbent dressing material 
 Hydrophobie, /. rabies 
 Hydrophthalmus, m. dropsy of the 
 
 eye (in childhood) 
 Hydropica, pi. anthydropics 
 Hydropisch, a. dropsical 
 Hydropisie, /, dropsy 
 
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Hyd 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hyp 
 
 Hydrorrhachis, /. abnormal exuda- 
 tion of fluid into spinal cord 
 
 Hydrorrhoe, /. watery discharge 
 
 Hydrosarka, n. anasarca 
 
 Hydrospermie, /. watery semen 
 
 Hydrostatisch, a. hydrostatic 
 
 Hydrotherapie, /. hydrotherapeu- 
 tics 
 
 Hydrothionamje, /. blood-poisoning 
 by sulphuretted hydrogen 
 
 Hydrothionsaure, /, sulphuretted 
 hydrogen 
 
 Hydroverbindung, /. substance 
 formed by the addition of hy- 
 drogen 
 
 Hydrozimmetsaure, /. hydrocinna- 
 mic acid 
 
 Hydrurie, /. watery urine 
 
 Hyetometer, m. rain-gauge 
 
 Hygieine, /. hygiene 
 
 Hygieiniker, m. hygienist 
 
 Hygieinisch, a. hygienic 
 
 Hygraemometrie, /. estimation of 
 the solids in blood 
 
 Hygrodermieen, pi. skin diseases 
 characterised by oedema 
 
 Hygrom, n. a cyst with watery con- 
 tents 
 
 Hygroskopicitat, /. hygroscopicity 
 
 Hygroskopisch, a. hygroscopic 
 
 Hymen, n. hymen 
 
 Hymenal, a. relating to hymen 
 
 Hymenalcyste, /. cyst of hymen 
 
 Hymen ^ anlage, /. rudiment of 
 hymen 
 
 Hymen-missbildung, /. malforma- 
 tion of hymen 
 
 Hymen-offnung, /. orifice of hymen 
 
 Hymenopterismus, m. poisoning by 
 stings of bees or wasps 
 
 Hyocholsaure, /. hyocholic acid 
 
 Hyothyreotomie, /. subhyoid pha- 
 ryngotomy 
 
 Hypaciditat, /. subacidity 
 
 Hypakusie, /. diminished power of 
 hearing 
 
 Hypalbuminose, /. diminished quan- 
 tity of albumin (in blood) 
 
 Hypalgesie, /. lessened sensibility 
 to pain 
 
 Hypasthesie, /. lessened sensibility 
 
 Hypazoturie, /. lessened nitrogen 
 excretion in urine 
 
 Hyper- (in compds.), increased, ex- 
 cessive, hyper- 
 
 Hyper-acanthosen, pi. skin diseases 
 in which the prickle-cell layer is 
 greatly increased 
 
 Hyperaciditat, /. superacidity 
 
 242 
 
 Hyper-akusis, /. increased auditory 
 sensibility 
 
 Hyper-algesie, /. increased sensitive- 
 ness to pain 
 
 Hyper-amie, /. hyperaemia 
 
 Hyper-amisch, a. hyperaemic 
 
 Hyper-amisierung, /. the becoming 
 hyperasmic 
 
 Hyper-asthenie, /. excessive loss of 
 strength 
 
 Hyper-asthesie, /. hypersesthesia 
 
 Hyper-bulie, /. excessive will-power 
 
 Hyper-catharsis, /. excessive purga- 
 tive action 
 
 Hyper - chlorhydrie, /. hyperchlor- 
 hydria 
 
 Hyper-chlorsaure, /. perchloric acid 
 
 Hyper-chromatosis, /. excessive pig- 
 mentation of the skin 
 
 Hyper-daktylie, /. excessive number 
 of fingers 
 
 Hyper-emesis, /. excessive vomiting 
 
 Hyper-geusie, /. excessive acuity of 
 taste 
 
 Hyper-globulie, f. excessive number 
 of red corpuscles 
 
 Hyper-hidrose, /. hyperidrosis 
 
 Hyper-inose, /. morbid increase of 
 fibrin in blood 
 
 Hyper-jodsaure, /. periodic acid 
 
 Hyper-kinese, /. muscular spasm ; 
 — cordis, palpitation 
 
 Hyper-krinie, /. -krisis, /. excessive 
 excretion 
 
 Hyper-mangansauer, a. permanga- 
 nate 
 
 Hyper-mastie, /. excessive number 
 of nipples 
 
 Hyper-metropie, /. hypermetropia 
 
 Hyper-metropisch, a. hypermetropic 
 
 Hyper-mnesie, /. abnormal or in- 
 crease in memory 
 
 Hyper-nephrom, n. adrenal tumour 
 of the kidney 
 
 Hyper-opie, /. = -metropie 
 
 Hyper-opisch, a. hypermetropic 
 
 Hyper-orexie, /. bulimia 
 
 Hyper-osmie, /. morbidly increased 
 odour or sense of smell 
 
 Hyper-ostose, /. hypertrophy of 
 bone 
 
 Hyper-oxyd, n. peroxide 
 
 Hyper-pepsie, /. excessive flow of 
 gastric juice ; excessive pepsin 
 secretion 
 
 Hyper-phalangie, /. lengthening of 
 
 phalanges 
 Hyper-plasie, /. hyperplasia 
 Hyper-plastisch, a. hyperplastic 
 
Hyp 
 
 OF Medical terms 
 
 liys 
 
 Hyper-pnoe, /. increased respiratory 
 
 capacity of the lungs 
 Hyper - pselaphesie, /. abnormal 
 
 acuteness of sense of touch 
 Hyper-thermie, /. raised tempera- 
 ture 
 Hyper-tonie, /. excessive tension, 
 
 especially ocular 
 Hyper-trichose, /. excessive growth 
 
 of hair, hypertrichiasis 
 Hyper-trophie, /. hypertrophy 
 Hyper-trophisch, a. hypertrophic 
 Hyphaema, n. effusion of blood into 
 
 anterior chamber 
 Hyphaemie, /. diminished amount of 
 
 blood 
 Hyphidrosis, /. lessened sweat secre- 
 tion 
 Hypinose, /. diminished amount of 
 
 fibrin in blood 
 Hypnobat, m. somnambulist 
 Hypnobatie, /. somnambulism 
 Hypnolepsie, /. morbid and excessive 
 
 sleepiness 
 Hypnose, /. hypnotic condition ; 
 
 narcosis 
 Hypnotisch, a. hypnotic 
 Hypnotisierbar, a. capable of being 
 
 hypnotised 
 Hypnotisieren, v.t. to hypnotise 
 Hypnotisierte, m. & f. a, hypnotised 
 
 subject 
 Hypnotisierung, /. hypnotisation 
 Hypochondrie, /. hypochondriasis 
 Hypochondrisch, a. hypochondriacal 
 Hypocystotomie, a. sectio alta 
 Hypodermatisch, a. subcutaneous 
 Hypodermoklyse, /. subcutaneous 
 
 transfusion 
 Hjrpodiaphragmatisch, a. infra-dia- 
 phragmatic, subphrenic 
 Hypogaasaure, /. hypogaeic acid 
 Hypogastrisch, a. hypogastric 
 Hypogeusie, /. diminished acuity of 
 
 taste 
 Hypoglobulie, /. paucity of red cor- 
 puscles 
 Hypognathus, m. monster attached 
 
 to jaw of autosite 
 Hypokardie, /. depression of heart 
 Hypokinesis, /. paresis 
 Hypometropie, /. myopia 
 Hypomnesie, /. deficient memory 
 H3rpophrenisch, a. subphrenic 
 Hypophyse, /. pituitary body 
 Hypophysen-gang, m. cranio-pharyn- 
 
 geal canal 
 Hypophysen - grube, /. pituitary 
 fossa 
 
 Hypophysen-sackchen, n. pituitary 
 
 vesicle 
 Hypophysen-tasche, /. pituitary di- 
 verticulum 
 Hypoplasie, /. hypoplasia, dimin- 
 ished development 
 Hyposarka, n. anasarca 
 Hyposelaphesie, /. diminished sense 
 
 of touch 
 Hyposmie, /. diminished sense of 
 
 smell 
 Hypospadiaus, m. a subject of hy- 
 pospadias 
 Hypospadie, /. hypospadias 
 Hypostase, /. hypostasis ; urinary 
 
 sediment 
 Hypostasenrasseln, n. hypostatic 
 
 rhonchus 
 Hypostatisch, a. hypostatic 
 Hyposthenie, /. slight asthenia 
 Hypotaxie, /. a stage of hypnosis 
 Hypothermie, /. subnormal temper- 
 ature 
 Hypotonie, /. diminished tone or 
 
 tension ; below par 
 Hypotrichosis, /. deficient hairiness 
 Hypotrophie, /. malnutrition 
 Hypsophobie, /. fear of being on a 
 
 height, altitude vertigo 
 Hyraceum, n. inspissated urine of 
 hyrax capensis, a substitute for 
 castoreum 
 Hysteralgie, /. uterine pain, hyster- 
 
 algia 
 Hysteralgisch, a. hysteralgie 
 Hysterektomie, /. hysterectomy 
 Hystericismus, m. mild form of 
 
 hysteria 
 Hysterisch, a. hysterical 
 Hysterocele, n. uterine hernia 
 Hysteroepilepsie, /. hystero - epi- 
 lepsy 
 Hysteroloxie, /. displacement of 
 
 uterus 
 Hysteromanie, /. hysterical insanity 
 
 or mania ; nymphomania 
 Hysteromelancholie, /. hysterical 
 
 melancholia 
 Hysteropathie, /. affection of uterus 
 Hysteroptose, /. prolapse of uterus 
 Hysteroskopie, /. ocular inspection 
 
 of uterus 
 Hysterostomatomie, /. surgical en- 
 largement of OS uteri 
 Hysterotokotomie, /. Caesarean sec- 
 tion 
 Hysterotomie, /. Caesarean section 
 Hystricismus, m. highest degree of 
 ichthyosis 
 
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lam 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 tmm 
 
 lamatologia, /. pharmacology 
 latraliptik, /. treatment by massage, 
 
 friction and inunction 
 latrie, /. the science and practice of 
 
 medicine 
 latrik, /. = latrie 
 latrochemie, /. iatrochemistry 
 latrochemiker, m. iatrochemist 
 latromathematiker, m. a believer in 
 
 iatromathematics 
 latromechaniker, m. iatromechani- 
 
 cian 
 latrophysiker, m. physician em- 
 ploying chiefly physical modes of 
 treatment 
 latrotechnik, /. practical medicine, 
 
 especially surgery, iatrotechnics 
 Ic . . ., vide Ik . . , 
 Ichbewusstsein, n. self-conscious- 
 ness, consciousness of the ego 
 Ichnogramm, n. record of footprints 
 Ichoros, a. ichorous 
 Ichorrhamie, /. blood-poisoning, 
 
 sapraemia 
 Ichorrhoe, /. purulent discharge 
 Ichthyol-firnis, m. ichthyol varnish 
 Ichthyol-karbolfirnis, m. ichthyol- 
 
 carbol varnish 
 Ichthyol-61, n. ichthyol oU 
 Ichthyol-pfiaster, n. ichthyol plaster 
 Ichthyol-salbe, /. ichthyol ointment 
 Ichthyol-seife, /. ichthyol soap 
 Ichthyotisch, a. fishlike, ichthyotic 
 Ichthysmus, m. poisoning by fish 
 Idee, /. idea 
 Ideen-flucht, /. flight of ideas (as in 
 
 delirium or mania) 
 Ideen-fliichtig, a. hallucinatory, per- 
 taining to transient ideas 
 Ideen-fluss, m. flow of ideas 
 Ideen-gang, m. train of thought 
 Ideen-jagd, /. disconnection or wild- 
 
 ness of ideas 
 Ideen-verbindung, /. association of 
 
 ideas 
 Jdentisch, a. identical 
 Identitat, /. identity 
 Identitats-lehre, /. identity theory 
 Identitats-linie, /. horopter circle 
 Identitats-theorie, /. = -lehre 
 Idiopathie, /. idiopathy 
 Idiopathisch, a. idiopathic 
 Idiosynkrasie, /. idiosyncrasy, pre- 
 disposition 
 
 Idiot, m. idiot 
 
 Idioten-anstalt, /. institution for 
 idiots 
 
 Idioten-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 idiots 
 
 Idioten-gehirn, n. idiot's brain 
 
 Idioten-schadel, m. idiot's skull 
 
 Idioten-wesen, n. all matters con- 
 cerning idiots and their treatment 
 
 Idiotie, /. idiocy 
 
 Idiotisch, a. idiotic 
 
 Idiotismus, m. idiocy 
 
 Ignatiusbohne, /. Calabar bean 
 
 Ignazbohne, /. = Ignatiusbohne 
 
 Ignipunktur, /. puncture with hot 
 needles 
 
 Ikonographie, /. collection of illus- 
 trations 
 
 Ikterisch, a. jaundiced 
 
 Ileadelphus, m. monster double from 
 the pelvis down 
 
 Ileococal - gerausch, n. iliocaecal 
 gurgle 
 
 Ileococal-klappe, /. iliocaecal valve 
 
 Ileocolostomie, /. ileo-colostomy 
 
 Ileotyphus, m. enteric fever 
 
 Iliosacralgelenk, n. sacro-iliac syn- 
 chondrosis 
 
 Imbezill, a. imbecile 
 
 Imbezillitat, /. imbecility 
 
 Imbibieren, v.t. & i. to imbibe ; to 
 absorb 
 
 Immersionslinse, /. immersion lens 
 
 Immobilisierung, /. fixation or the 
 rendering immobile 
 
 Immobilisierungsverband, m. rigid 
 or fixation dressing 
 
 Immun, a. immune, insusceptible of 
 infection 
 
 Immunisieren, v.t. to immunise 
 
 Immunisierung, /. immunisation 
 
 Immunisierungs-einheit, /. immu- 
 nising unit 
 
 Immunisierungs-kraft, /. immunis- 
 ing power 
 
 Immunisierungs-mittel, n. immunis- 
 ing agent 
 
 Immunisierungs-verfahren, n. im- 
 munising method 
 
 Immunisierungs - versuch, m. im- 
 munising experiment 
 
 Immunitat, /. immunity 
 
 Immunkorper, ph antitoxins, am- 
 boceptors 
 
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Imp 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Imp 
 
 Impermeabel, a. impermeable 
 Impermeabilitat, /. impermeability 
 Impetiginos, a. impetiginous 
 Impf- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 vaccination or inoculation 
 Impf-akt, m. the act of vaccinating 
 
 or inoculating 
 Impf-anhanger, m. advocate of or 
 
 believer in vaccination 
 Impf-anstalt, /. vaccination institute 
 Itnpf-arzt, m. public vaccinator 
 Impf-ausschlag, m. vaccination- or 
 
 inoculation-rash 
 Impf-bar, a. inoculable 
 Impf-barkeit, /. inoculability 
 Impf-blaschen, w. vaccination vesicle 
 Impf-blatter, /. vaccinia, cow-pox 
 Impf-ekzem, n. infective eczema 
 Impfen, v.t. to vaccinate, to inocu- 
 late 
 Impf en, n. vaccination, inoculation 
 Impfer, m. vaccinator, inoculator 
 Impf-erysipel, n. erysipelas after 
 
 vaccination 
 Impf-feder, /. vaccination quill 
 Impf-fliissigkeit, /. vaccine or in- 
 oculation lymph 
 Impf-freund, m. advocate of vacci- 
 nation 
 Impf-gegner, m. opponent of vacci- 
 nation 
 Impf-geschaft, n. matters relating to 
 
 vaccination 
 Impf-geschwulst, /. swelling due to 
 
 vaccination or inoculation 
 Impf-gesetz, n. law regulating vacci- 
 nation 
 Impf-institut, n. vaccination insti- 
 tute 
 Impf -instrument, n. vaccination- or 
 
 inoculation-instrument 
 Impf-krankheit, /. inoculated dis- 
 ease 
 Impf-lanzette, /. vaccination- or 
 
 inoculation-lancet 
 Impiling, m. infant or animal just 
 vaccinated or inoculated ; infant 
 or animal about to be vaccinated 
 or inoculated 
 Impf-lymphe, /. vaccine- or inocu- 
 lation-lymph 
 Iihpf - messer, n, vaccination- or 
 
 inoculation-knife 
 Impf-milzbrand, m,. inoculated an- 
 thrax 
 Impf-morbilitat, /. mortality follow- 
 ing inoculation 
 Impf-nadel, /. vaccination-needle 
 Impf-narbe, /. vaccination cicatrix 
 
 Impf-pflicht, /. obligation to be 
 vaccinated 
 
 Impf-pflichtig, a. obliged (by law) to 
 be vaccinated 
 
 Impf-pflichtige, m. & f. one subject 
 to compulsory vaccination 
 
 Impf-pocken, f.pl. vaccinia, cow-pox 
 
 Impf-pockenhohle, /. cavity of vac- 
 cine vesicle 
 
 Impf-pustel, /. vaccination- or inocu- 
 lation-pustule 
 
 Impf-rauschbrand, m. inoculated 
 symptomatic anthrax 
 
 Impf-rohrchen, n. vaccine tube 
 
 Impf-rotlauf, w. erysipelas after 
 vaccination 
 
 Impf-rotz, m. inoculated glanders 
 
 Impf-schadigung, /. bad efifect of 
 vaccination 
 
 Impf-schein, m. vaccination certifi- 
 cate 
 
 Impf-schnitt, m. vaccination-inci- 
 sion 
 
 Impf-schutz, m. protection by vacci- 
 nation or inoculation 
 
 Impf-spritze, /. inoculation syringe 
 
 Impf-statistik, /. vaccination statis- 
 tics 
 
 Impf-stelle, /. site of vaccination or 
 inoculation 
 
 Impf-stich, m. vaccination- or in- 
 oculation-puncture 
 
 Impf-stoff, m. vaccine, inoculation 
 serum 
 
 Impf-streich, m. vaccination- or 
 inoculation-scarification 
 
 Impf-syphilis, /. syphilis due to 
 vaccination 
 
 Impf-technik, /. technique of vacci- 
 nation or inoculation 
 
 Impf -tier, n. the inoculated animal 
 
 Impf-trephine, /. Warlomont's vac- 
 cination-instrument 
 
 Impf-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 due to vaccination or inoculation 
 
 Impfung, /. vaccination, inocula- 
 tion 
 
 Impfungstag, m. day of vaccination 
 or inoculation 
 
 Impf-verfahren, n. method of vacci- 
 nation or inoculation 
 
 Impf-verlust, m. loss (of animals) 
 through inoculation 
 
 Impf-versuch, m. inoculation ex- 
 periment 
 
 Impf-wesen, n. all affairs relating to 
 vaccination or inoculation 
 
 Impf-wirkung, /. effect of vaccina- 
 tion or inoculation 
 
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Imp 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Inf 
 
 Impf-wunde, /. vaccination- or 
 inoculation-wound 
 
 Impf-zwang, m. compulsory vacci- 
 nation 
 
 Impotenz, /. impotence 
 
 Impragnieren, v.t. to impregnate, 
 to saturate 
 
 Impragnierung, /. impregnation, 
 saturation 
 
 Impubertat, /. state before puberty 
 
 Imputabilitat, /. imputability 
 
 Inaktivitatsatrophie, /. atrophy from 
 disuse 
 
 Inanition, /. inanition 
 
 Inanitions-delirium, n. delirium of 
 starvation 
 
 Inanitions-erscheinung, /. starvation 
 phenomenon 
 
 Inanitions-kur, /. treatment by 
 fasting 
 
 Inanitions-star, m. cataract due to 
 inanition 
 
 Inanitions-tod, m. death from star- 
 vation 
 
 Inanitions-zustand, m. condition of 
 inanition 
 
 Inappetenz, /. lack of desire 
 
 Incaknochen, m. interparietal bone 
 
 Incandescenz, /. incandescence 
 
 Incestzucht, /. = Inzestzucht 
 
 Incidenzwinkel, m. angle of inci- 
 dence 
 
 Incision, /. incision 
 
 Incisions-lanzette, /. abscess lancet 
 
 Incisions-messer, n, scalpel or bis- 
 toury 
 
 Incisions - schere, /. surgical scis- 
 sors 
 
 Incisive, a. incisive 
 
 Incisiven, pi. incisor teeth 
 
 Incisorium, n. bistoury 
 
 Incisum, n. incision 
 
 Incisur, /. incision, cleft, cavity, 
 
 , gap 
 
 Incohaerenz, /. incoherence 
 
 Incompatibel, a. incompatible 
 
 Incystierung, /. encystment 
 
 Indicanurie, /. indicanuria 
 
 Indifferenzpunkt, m. indifferent or 
 neutral point 
 
 Indigen, a. indigenous 
 
 Indigestionsjammer, in. the miseries 
 of dyspepsia 
 
 Indigoschwefelsaure, /. sulphate of 
 indigo 
 
 Indigosulfosaure, /. = Indigoschwe- 
 felsaure 
 
 Indigurie, /. passing urine containing 
 
 Indikation, /. indication (for treat- 
 ment) ; vide also Symptomatische, 
 Ursachliche and Wesentliche Indi- 
 kation 
 
 Indischhanftinktur, /. tincture of 
 Cannabis indica 
 
 Indisponiert, a. indisposed 
 
 Individualisierung, /. individualisa- 
 tion 
 
 Indiziert, a. indicated 
 
 Indoxylschwefelsaure, /. indoxyl 
 sulphuric acid 
 
 Induciertes Irresein, n. folie a deux 
 
 Indurieren, v.t. & i. to harden ; to 
 become indurated 
 
 Inebrantia, pi. intoxicants 
 
 Ineinanderfliessend, a. confluent 
 
 Ineinandermiindend, a. anastomos- 
 ing 
 
 Ineinandermiindung, /. anastomosis 
 
 Infantilismus, m. backwardness, in- 
 fantilism 
 
 Infarkt, m. infarct 
 
 — hamoptoischer or hamor- 
 rhagischer, hasmorrhagic in- 
 farct 
 
 Infarzierung, /. the process of in- 
 farction 
 
 Infektieren, v.t. to infect 
 
 Infektion, /. infection 
 
 Infektions-erreger, m. the exciting 
 cause of infection 
 
 Infektions-erscheinung, /. phenome- 
 non of infection 
 
 Infektions-fahig, a. infectious, in- 
 fective ; capable of being infected 
 
 Infektions-fahigkeit, /. infectious- 
 ness, infectiveness ; capability of 
 being infected 
 
 Infektions-gefahr, /. danger of be- 
 coming infected 
 
 Infektions-gefahrlichkeit, /. = -ge- 
 fahr 
 
 Infektions-geschwulst, /.tumour due 
 to infection, infective granuloma 
 
 Infektions-geschwur, n. ulcer due to 
 infection 
 
 Infektions-gift, n. virus of infection 
 
 Infektions-herd, m. focus of infection 
 
 Infektions-keim, m. germ of infec- 
 tion 
 
 Infektions-kraft, /. infective power, 
 contagiousness 
 
 Infektions-krankheit, /. infectious 
 disease 
 
 Infektions-quelle, /. source of infec- 
 tion 
 
 Infektions-stoff, m. infective ma- 
 terial or virus 
 
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Inf 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Inn 
 
 Infektions-trager, m. conveyer or 
 vehicle of infection 
 
 Infektions-ursache, /. cause of in- 
 fection 
 
 Infektions-versuch, m. infection- 
 experiment 
 
 Infektions-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Infektions - widrig, a. anti-conta- 
 gious, immunising 
 
 Infektios, a. infectious 
 
 Infektiositat, /. infectiousness 
 
 Infertibilitat, /. sterility 
 
 Inficieren, v.t. to infect 
 
 Infiltrationsanasthesie, /. anres- 
 thesia produced by Schleich's 
 method 
 
 Infiltrationszelle, /. infiltration-cell 
 
 Infiltrieren, v.t. & i. to infiltrate ; 
 to become infiltrated or diffused 
 
 Infiltriert, a. infiltrated 
 
 Infirmitat, /. infirmity 
 
 Infizierbar, a. capable of becoming 
 infected 
 
 Infizierbarkeit, /. capability of be- 
 coming infected 
 
 Infizieren, v.t. to infect 
 
 Iniiziert, a. infected 
 
 Infizierung, /. infection 
 
 Inflammatorisch, a. infiammatory 
 
 Inflammieren, v.t. & i. to inflame ; 
 to become inflamed 
 
 Infokund, a. sterile 
 
 Infokunditat, /. sterility 
 
 Infraktion, /. incomplete or green- 
 stick fracture 
 
 Infraorbitalbreite, /. distance be- 
 tween the two infra-orbital fora- 
 mina 
 
 Infraorbitalzacke, /. infra-orbital 
 head of Henle's quadratus labii 
 superioris 
 
 Infundierbiichse, /. infusion vessel, 
 percolator 
 
 Infusionstierchen, n.pl. infusoria 
 
 Infusorien, pi. " Infusionstierchen 
 
 Infusoriendiarrhoe, /. amoebic en- 
 teritis 
 
 Infusorienerde, /. infusorial earth 
 
 Infusorisch, a. infusorial 
 
 Ingber, m. = Ingwer 
 
 Ingestion, /. ingestion 
 
 Ingredienzien, pi. ingredients 
 
 Inguinal- (in compds.), vide Leisten- 
 
 Ingwer, m. ginger 
 
 Ingwer-tinktur, /. tincture of ginger 
 
 Inhalation, /. act of inhalation 
 
 Inhalations-apparat, m. inhaler, in- 
 haling apparatus 
 
 Inhalations-kur, /. treatment by 
 inhalation 
 
 Inhalations-maske, /. mask for in- 
 halation 
 
 Inhalations-milzbrand, m. anthrax 
 contracted by inhaling the germs 
 
 Inhalations - mittel, n. inhalation 
 remedy 
 
 Inhalations-sal, m. inhalation-room 
 
 Inhalations-theorie, /. = -kur 
 
 Inhalations-tuberkulose, /. tubercu- 
 losis contracted by inhaling the 
 bacilli 
 
 Inhalieren, v.t. to inhale 
 
 Inhalt, m. contents 
 
 Inhaltsdruck, m. pressure exercised 
 by contents ; intra-uterine pres- 
 sure 
 
 Iniencephalus, m. monster in which 
 the greater part of the brain pro- 
 trudes through the back of the 
 skull 
 
 Iniodymus, m. monster with two 
 heads joined posteriorly 
 
 Iniops, m. double monster with a 
 single head and only one perfect 
 face 
 
 Initial- (in compds.), primary, initial 
 
 Initial-geschwiir, n. primary ulcer 
 
 Initial-sklerose, /. initial sclerosis 
 or hard chancre 
 
 Initial-stadium, n. initial or primary 
 stage 
 
 Initial - veranderung, /. primary 
 change 
 
 Injektion, /. injection 
 
 Injektions-masse, /. injection ma- 
 terial 
 
 Injektions-spritze, /. injecting sy- 
 ringe 
 
 Injizieren, v.t. to inject 
 
 Inkarzeration, /. incarceration 
 
 Inklinationsgiirtel, m. an apparatus 
 worn for lateral curvature ol 
 spine 
 
 Inkontinenz, /. incontinence 
 
 Inkrustieren, v.t. & i. to incrust ; 
 to become incrusted 
 
 Inkrustierung, /. incrustation 
 
 Inkubation, /. incubation 
 
 Inkubations-dauer, /. duration of 
 incubation 
 
 Inkubations-stadium, n, period of 
 incubation 
 
 Inkubations-zeit, /. time of incuba- 
 tion 
 
 Inkurabel, a. incurable 
 
 Innen- (in compds.), inner, internal 
 
 Innen-druck, m. internal pressure 
 
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Inn 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Int 
 
 Innen-flache, /. inner surface 
 Innen-glied, n. inner member 
 Innen-haut, /. internal or inner 
 
 membrane 
 Innen-kolben, m. body composed of 
 concentric layers found in the 
 end-bulbs of Krause and in the 
 corpuscles of Vater 
 Innen-ohr, n. inner ear, labyrinth 
 Innen-pfeiler, m. inner rod of Corti 
 Innen-raum, m. interior, cavity 
 Innen-schicht, /. inner layer 
 Innen - schmarotzer, m. internal 
 
 parasite, entozoon 
 Innen-temperatur, /. internal tem- 
 perature 
 Inner, a. internal, inner, internus 
 Innere Medizin, /. Medicine {sens. 
 
 strict.) 
 Innerlich, a. = Inner 
 Innervation, /. innervation 
 Innervations-centrum, n. centre of 
 
 nerve supply 
 Innervations-empfindung, /. = -ge- 
 
 fuhl 
 Innervations-gefiihl, n. sensation of 
 
 degree of innervation 
 Innervations-storung, /. disturbance 
 
 of innervation 
 Inoblasten, pi. connective-tissue 
 cells from which the fibrillar sub- 
 stance originates 
 Inokulabilitat, /. inoculability 
 Inokulation, /. inoculation 
 Inokulieren, v.t. to inoculate 
 Inokulierung, /. inoculation 
 Inosinsaure, /. inosic acid 
 Inosit, n. inosite 
 Inosurie, /. diabetes with inosite in 
 
 urine 
 Insalivation, /. mixture of saliva 
 
 with food during mastication 
 Insalubritat, /. insalubrity 
 Insekt, n. insect 
 
 Insekten-gift, « . poison of insects 
 Insekten-nadel, /. (Karlsbader), en- 
 tomological needle, hare-lip pin 
 Insekten-pulver, n. insect powder 
 Insekten-stich, m. sting or bite of 
 
 an insect 
 Insel, /. island, island of Reil ; 
 
 lobule 
 Insel-klima, n. insular climate 
 Insel-pol, m. most prominent part of 
 
 island of ReU 
 Insel-schwelle, /. limen insulae 
 Insel-windungen, f.pl. convolutions 
 
 of the island of Reil 
 Insensibilitat, /. insensibility 
 
 248 
 
 Insertion, /. insertion 
 
 Insertions-aponeurose, /. aponeuro- 
 sis of insertion 
 
 Insertions-flache, /. surface of in- 
 sertion 
 
 Insertions-stelle, /. site of insertion 
 
 Insolation, /. sunstroke ; sun- 
 bath 
 
 Insolationsfieber, n. dengue fever 
 
 Insomnie, /. insomnia 
 
 Inspiration, /. inspiration 
 
 Inspirations-druck, m. inspiratory 
 pressure 
 
 Inspirations-gerausch, n. inspiratory 
 murmur 
 
 Inspirations-krampf, m. inspiratory 
 spasm 
 
 Inspirations-luft, /. inspired air 
 
 Inspirations-muskel, m. inspiratory 
 muscle 
 
 Inspirations-stellung, /. position (of 
 vocal cords) during inspiration 
 
 Inspirations-zug, m. the act of in- 
 spiration 
 
 Instinkt, m. instinct 
 
 Instinkt-massig, a. instinctive 
 
 Instrument, n. instrument 
 
 Instrumenten-besteck, n. a pocket 
 case of instruments 
 
 Instrumenten-kochapparat, m. boil- 
 ing apparatus for instruments 
 
 Instrumenten-kunde, /. the art of 
 employing instruments 
 
 Instrumenten-lehre, /. = -kunde 
 
 Instrumenten-macher, m. surgical 
 instrument maker 
 
 Instrumenten-schrank, m. instru- 
 ment cupboard 
 
 Instrumenten-sterilisierung, /. the 
 sterilisation of instruments 
 
 Insuffizienz, /. insufficiency, defect, 
 incompetency 
 
 Insufflationskapsel, /. ball insufHator 
 
 Insult, m. attack 
 
 Integrierend, a. integral, essential 
 
 Integritat, /. integrity 
 
 Intemperanz, /. intemperance 
 
 Intensitat, /. intensity 
 
 Intensitatsgrad, m. degree of inten- 
 sity 
 
 Intentionskrampfe, m.pl. muscular 
 spasm or rigidity on attempted 
 , voluntary movements 
 
 Intentionszittern, n. muscular 
 tremor on attempted voluntary 
 movements, intention tremor 
 
 Interacinos, a. interlobular 
 
 Intercalarstaphylom, n. staphyloma 
 between iris and ciliary body 
 
Int 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 lod 
 
 Intercellular-briicke, /. intercellular 
 bridge or substance 
 
 Intercellular-fliissigkeit, /. intercel- 
 lular fluid 
 
 Intercellular-gang, m. intercellular 
 track or space 
 
 Interfilarmasse, /. paraplasm 
 
 Interglobularraume, pi. interglobu- 
 lar spaces in dentine 
 
 Interkostal, a. intercostal ; vide for 
 compds. Zwischenrippen- 
 
 Intermaxillar, a. intermaxillary ; 
 vide for compds. Zwischenkiefer- 
 
 Intermediar, a. intermediate 
 
 Intermeningealapoplexie, /. haemor- 
 rhage between dura mater and 
 arachnoid 
 
 Intermenstrualschmerz, m. inter- 
 menstrual pain 
 
 Intermiszieren, v.t. to intermix 
 
 Intermittieren, v.i. to intermit 
 
 Intermittierend, a. intermittent 
 
 Intermuskular, a. intermuscular ; 
 vide for compds. Zwischenmuskel- 
 
 Interparietal-breite, /. parietal dia- 
 meter 
 
 Interparietal-furche, /. interparietal 
 sulcus 
 
 Interparietal-naht, /. interparietal 
 (sagittal) suture 
 
 Interplacentale Raume, m.pl. inter- 
 villous lacunae 
 
 Interscapularraum, m. interscapular 
 space 
 
 Interstitiallucken, f.pl. interstitial 
 spaces, lymph spaces 
 
 Interstitiell, a. interstitial 
 
 Intervaginalraume, m.pl. spaces be- 
 tween the sheaths of the optic 
 nerve 
 
 Intestinal-anthrax, m. anthrax con- 
 tracted by eating the flesh of 
 infected animals 
 
 Intestinales Irresein, n. insanity 
 consequent upon intra-abdominal 
 disease 
 
 Intestinalmykose, /. fungus disease 
 of intestinal tract 
 
 Intoleranz, /. intolerance 
 
 Intoxikation, /. poisoning ; drunken- 
 ness 
 
 Intoxikations-erscheinung, /. toxic 
 symptoms 
 
 Intoxikations-irresein , w . toxic mania 
 
 Intoxikations - krankheit, /. toxic 
 disease 
 
 Intoxikations-zustand, m. toxic con- 
 dition 
 
 Intraacinos, a. intralobular 
 
 Intrauterin-atmen, n. intrauterine 
 respiration 
 
 Intrauterin-stift, m. stem-pessary 
 
 Intubation, /. intubation (of larynx) 
 
 Intumescenz, /. swelling, intumes- 
 cence 
 
 Intumescieren, v.i. to swell up, to 
 become swollen 
 
 Inunktion, /. inunction 
 
 Inunktions-kur, /. treatment by 
 inunction 
 
 Inunktions-mittel, n. remedy for 
 inunction 
 
 Invagination, /. invagination ; in- 
 tussusception 
 
 Invaginationsnaht, /. invaginating 
 suture 
 
 Invaleszieren, v.i. to be convales- 
 cent ; to gain strength 
 
 Invalide, m. invalid ; any one inca- 
 pable of following his employment 
 
 Invaliden-haus, n. institute for 
 military pensioners 
 
 Invaliden-kasse, /. sick club or fund 
 
 Invalidheit, /. = Invaliditat 
 
 Invalidisierung, /. invaliding 
 
 Invaliditat, /. condition of being 
 unfit for duty through disease or 
 accident 
 
 Invaliditats-anspruch, m. claim for 
 sick-pay 
 
 Invaliditats-versicherung, /. insur- , 
 ance against sickness 
 
 Invasionskrankheit, /. disease due 
 to highly organised parasites or 
 entozoa 
 
 Invertirt, a. inverted 
 
 Invertzucker, m. invert-sugar 
 
 Involution, /. involution 
 
 Involutions-erscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon of involution 
 
 Involutions-form, /. involution or 
 degeneration form 
 
 Involutions-krankheit, /. disease due 
 to normal senUe changes 
 
 Involutions-periode, /. period of in- 
 volution, cUmacteric 
 
 Involutions-storung, /. disturbance 
 of involution 
 
 Involutions-vorgang, m. process of 
 involution 
 
 Involutions-zustand, m. state of in- 
 volution 
 
 Inwendig, a. inward, internal 
 
 Inzest, m. incest 
 
 Inzestzucht, /. breeding in and in ; 
 impregnation by blood relation 
 
 Inzucht, /. = Inzestzucht 
 
 led- (and compds.), vide Jod- 
 
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Ion 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Irr 
 
 lonen, pi. ions 
 
 lonthus, m. acne 
 
 lophobie, /. morbid dread of being 
 
 poisoned 
 lotacismus, m. undue accentuation 
 of the letter " i" when occurring 
 between two other vowels 
 Ipekakuanha, /. or -wurzel, /. ipe- 
 cacuanha 
 Iridektomie, /. iridectomy 
 Iridelkosis, /. ulceration of the 
 
 iris 
 Iridemie, /. absence of the iris 
 Iridenkleisis, /. dislocation of pupil 
 due to adhesion in wound of 
 cornea 
 Iridocele, n. hernia of iris 
 Iridochoroiditis, /. inflammation of 
 
 iris and choroid 
 Iridocyklitis, /. iritis with cyclitis 
 Iridodesis, /. a former method of 
 
 making an artificial pupil 
 Iridodialysis, /. sepaiation of iris 
 
 from ciliary margin 
 Iridodonesis, /. tremor of iris 
 Iridonkosis, /. uveal staphyloma 
 Iridoplegie, /. paralysis of the iris 
 Iridoptosis, /. descent of iris 
 Iridoschisis, /. coloboma of iris 
 Iridotomie, /. iridotomy 
 Iris, /. iris 
 
 Iris-blende, /. iris diaphragm 
 Iris-einklemmung, /. incarceration 
 
 of the iris 
 Iris-einschneidung, /. iridotomy 
 Iris-entzundung, /. iritis 
 Iris-erkrankung, /. affection of the 
 
 iris 
 Iris-erweichung, /. softening of the 
 
 iris 
 Iris-fortsatze, m.pl. processes pass- 
 ing from the ciliary margin of the 
 iris to the ligamentum pectina- 
 tum 
 Iris-gewebe, n. tissue of iris 
 Iris-hSkchen, n. iris-hook 
 Irisierung, /. iridescence 
 Iris-lahmung, /. paralysis of the 
 
 iris 
 Iris-leiden, n. affection of the iris 
 Iris-mangel, m. absence of the iris 
 Iris-pinzette, /. iris forceps 
 Iris-schere, /.'iris scissors 
 Iris-schlottern, n. tremulous iris 
 Iris-schnitt, m. iridectomy 
 Iris-schwanken, n. tremulous iris 
 Iris-spalte, /. coloboma iridis 
 Iris-stroma, n. iris-stroma 
 Iris-synechie, /. synechia of iris 
 
 Iris-verfarbung, /. discoloration of 
 
 the iris 
 Iris-verwachsung, /. adhesion of the 
 
 iris 
 Iris-vorfall, m. prolapse of the iris 
 Iris-winkel, m. angle of anterior 
 
 chamber 
 Iris-zange, /. iris forceps 
 Iris-zerreissung, /. tearing of the iris 
 Iris-zipfel, m.pl. = -fortsatze 
 Iris-zittern, n. tremulous iris 
 Iritomie, /. iridotomy 
 Irlandische Moosgallerte, /. Carra- 
 geen jelly 
 Irlandisches Moos, w. Carrageen moss 
 Irradizieren, v.i. to irradiate 
 Irre, a. insane, wandering, deranged, 
 
 delirious 
 Irre, m. & /. a lunatic 
 Irrehandeln, n. insane behaviour 
 Irren, v.i. to err, to go astray ; 
 
 to be insane or delirious 
 Irren- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 lunatics or lunacy 
 Irren-abteilung, /. ward for mental 
 
 cases 
 Irren-anstalt, /. lunatic asylum 
 Irren-arzt, m. specialist in mental 
 
 diseases, alienist 
 Irren-arztlich, a. relating to an 
 
 alienist 
 Irren-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 
 lunatic 
 Irren-gesetz, n. lunacy law 
 Irren-gesetzgebung, /. lunacy legis- 
 lation 
 Irren-haus,M. = -anstalt 
 Irren-heilanstalt, /. institution for 
 
 cure of mental diseases 
 Irren-heilkunde, /. the art of treat- 
 ing the insane 
 Irren-paralyse, /. general paralysis 
 
 of the insane 
 Irren-pflege, /. the care of lunatics 
 Irren-schadel, m. skull of a lunatic 
 Irren-siechenanstalt, /. infirmary for 
 
 lunatics 
 Irren-versorgungsanstalt, /. institute 
 
 or home for lunatics 
 Irren- wesen, n. all affairs connected 
 
 with lunacy 
 Irreponibel, a. irreducible 
 Irrereden, n. insane talk 
 Irresein, n. insanity ; vide also 
 Circulares, Epileptisches, Hypo- 
 chondrisches, Impulsives, Intesti- 
 nales, Induciertes, Moralisches, 
 _ Periodisches, Rasoniernendes, and 
 Transitorisches Irresein 
 
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Irr 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Jau 
 
 Irreseins-anfall, m. attack of in- 
 sanity 
 
 Irreseins-form, /. form or variety of 
 insanity 
 
 Irreseins-zustand, m. state of in- 
 sanity 
 
 Irreversibel, a. irreversible 
 
 Irritabilitat, /. irritability 
 
 Irritantia, pi. irritants 
 
 Irritieren, v.t. to irritate 
 
 Irritierend, a. irritating 
 
 Irrsinn, m. insanity 
 
 Irrsinnig, a. insane 
 
 Irrungsbildung, /. error of develop- 
 ment, malformation 
 
 Irrwahn, m. delusion 
 
 Isathionsaure, f. isethionic acid 
 
 Ischamie, /. local anaemia 
 
 Ischiadicus, a. sciatic 
 
 Ischiadisch, a. sciatic 
 
 Ischiagra, n. sciatic gout 
 
 Ischialgia, /. sciatica 
 
 Ischias, = Ischialgia 
 
 Ischiocela, n. sciatic hernia 
 
 Ischiopagus, m. a double monster 
 attached at pelvis 
 
 Ischnogyrie, /. defective develop- 
 ment of cerebral convolutions 
 
 Ischnophonie, /, feeble and hesitating 
 speech 
 
 Ischurie, /. retention of urine, 
 
 dysuria 
 Islandische Moosgallerte, /. Iceland 
 
 moss-jelly 
 Islandischer Spath, m. Iceland spar 
 Islandisches Moos, n. Iceland moss 
 Isobuttersaure, /. isobutyric acid 
 Isobutylalcohol, m. isobutyl alcohol 
 Isocalorisch, a. of constant tem- 
 perature 
 Isochorisch, a. of constant volume 
 Isochronisch, a. synchronous 
 Isocrotonsaure, /. isocrotonic acid 
 Isocyansaure, /. isocyanic acid 
 Isocyanursaure, /. isocyanuric acid 
 Isokorie, /. equality of the pupils 
 Isolier-baracke, /. isolation pavilion 
 Isolieren, v.i. to isolate ; to insulate 
 Isolier-schemel, m. insulation stool 
 Isolier-spital, n. isolation hospital 
 Isolierung, /. isolation ; insulation ; 
 
 vide for compds. Isolier- 
 Isolier-zimmer, n. isolation room 
 Isomerie, /. isomerism 
 Isometrisch, a. isometric 
 Isotonisch, a. isotonic 
 Isotrop, a. isotropous 
 Itaconsaure, /. itaconic acid 
 Italienische Pillen, f.pl. Pil. aloetics 
 ferrats, Ph, G. 
 
 Jaborandi-blatter, n.pl. jaborandi 
 
 leaves 
 Jaborandi-pflanza, /. Pilocarpus pin- 
 
 natlfolius 
 Jac . . ., vide Jak ... 
 Jahhunger, m. sudden and excessive 
 
 hunger 
 Jahrbuch, n. year-book 
 Jahresbaricht, m. annual report 
 Jahresschrift, /. annual publication 
 Jahrlich, a. annual 
 Jaktation, /. jactitation 
 Jaktieren, n. = Jaktation 
 Jalappe, /. jalap ; — falsche, stipites 
 
 jalapae 
 Jalappen-harz, n. jalapin 
 Jalappan-knollen, m.pl. jalap roots 
 Jalappen-pille, /. jalap pill 
 Jalappen-pulver, n. jalap powder 
 Jalappen-saife, /. Sapo jalapinus, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Jalappen - stengel, m.pl. stipites 
 
 jalapae 
 
 Jalappen - tinktur, /. tincture of 
 jalap 
 
 Jalappen-wurzel, /. jalap root 
 
 Jalappinolsaure, /. acid obtained by 
 action of alkalies on jalapinol 
 
 Jalappinsaure, /. acid obtained by 
 action of potash on jalapin 
 
 Jamaikanische Fieberrinde, /. Cortex 
 cinchonse succedaneus 
 
 Jambulsamen, m. jambul-seed 
 
 Jammer, m. (schlagender), eclampsia 
 infantum 
 
 Janusbildung, /. double monster 
 attached above umbilicus with 
 faces looking in opposite direc- 
 tions 
 
 Japan-kampfer, m. Japan camphor 
 
 Japan-talg, m. or -wachs, n. Japan 
 wax, from Rhus succedanea 
 
 Jasminol, n. jasmine-oil 
 
 Jaterie, /. therapeutics 
 
 Jatrik, /. = Jaterie 
 
 Jauche, /. ichor, sanies 
 
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Jau 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Jod 
 
 Jauche- (in compds.), ichorous, 
 
 sanious 
 Jauche-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 ichor 
 Jauche-ahnlich, a. of an ichorous 
 
 nature 
 Jauche-ansammlung, /. accumula- 
 tion of ichor 
 Jauche-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Jauche-aufnahme, /. absorption of 
 
 ichor 
 Jauche-bildend, a. ichor-forming 
 Jauche - bildung, /. formation of 
 
 ichor 
 Jauche-erguss, m. effusion or dis- 
 charge of ichor 
 Jauche-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Jauche-herd, m. focus of ichorous 
 
 suppuration 
 Jauche-hohle, /. cavity containing 
 
 ichorous pus 
 Jauche-menge, /. amount of ichor 
 Jauche-senkung, /. burrowing of 
 
 ichorous pus 
 Jauche-vergiftung, /. septicaemia ; 
 
 saprasmia 
 Jauchen, v.i. to form ichorous pus 
 Jauchend, a. forming ichorous pus 
 Jauchicht, a. = Jauchig 
 Jauchig, a. ichorous, sanious 
 Jauchung, /. ichorous suppuration 
 Javelle'sche Lauge, /. solution of 
 
 potassium hypochlorite 
 Jendrassik'scher Handgriff, m. rein- 
 forcement method in obtaining 
 
 the knee-jerk 
 Jequirity-ophthalmie, /. ophthalmia 
 
 from jequirity 
 Jequirity-pilz, m. jequirity bacillus 
 Jequirity-samen, m. seed of Abrus 
 
 precatorius 
 Jesuiten-pulver, n. cinchona bark 
 
 powder 
 Jesuiten-rinde, /. cinchona bark 
 Jesuiten-thee, m. chenopodium 
 Joch, n. yoke, juga, zygoma 
 Jochbein, n. malar bone 
 Jochbein-muskel, m. zygomatic 
 
 muscle 
 Jochbein-naht, /. zygomatic suture 
 Jochbein-oberkieferpunkt, m. jugo- 
 
 maxillary point 
 Jochbein-punkt, m. malar point 
 Jochbein-winkel, m. (hinterer), jugal 
 
 point 
 Jochbein-zacke, /. zygomatic head 
 
 of Henle's quadratus labii superi- 
 
 oris 
 Joch-bogen, m. zygomatic arch 
 
 Joch-bogenaurikularindeK, m. zygo- 
 
 matico-auricular index 
 Joch-bogenbreite, /. bizygomatic 
 
 diameter 
 Joch-breitengesichtsindex, m. Koll- 
 
 mann's facial index 
 Joch-breitenobergesichtshohenindex, 
 m. KoUmann's superior facial in- 
 index 
 Joch-briicke, /. = -bogen 
 Joch-formig, a. zygomatic 
 Joch - fortsatz, m. zygomatic pro- 
 cess 
 Joch-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Joch-muskel, m. zygomatic muscle 
 Jochsporen, pi. zygospores 
 Joch-wangennerv, m. orbital nerve 
 Joch-wurzelbreite, /. median zygo- 
 matic diameter 
 Jod, n. iodine 
 Jod- (in compds.), iodine, iodised, 
 
 iodide, iodate, iodic 
 Jod-akne, n. iodide acne 
 Jod-ammonium, n. iodide of ammo- 
 nium 
 Jod-anatzung, /. abrasion or erosion 
 
 from iodine 
 Jod-angina, /. throat or chest 
 
 troubles from iodides 
 Jod - anstrich, m. painting with 
 
 iodine 
 Jod-antimon, n. iodide of antimony 
 Jod-athyl, n. ethyl iodide 
 Jod-atzung, /. = -anatzung 
 Jod-ausschlag, m. iodide rash 
 Jod-bad, n. iodine- or iodide-bath 
 Jod-barium, n. iodide.of barium 
 Jod-baumwolle, /. iodised cotton- 
 wool 
 Jod-behandlung, /. treatment by 
 
 iodide 
 Jod-bepinselung, /. painting with 
 
 iodine 
 Jod-blei, n. iodide of lead 
 Jod-bromhaltig, a. containing iodine 
 
 and bromine 
 Jod-bromid, n. iodine bromide 
 Jod-cadmium, n. iodide of cadmium 
 Jod-calcium, n. iodide of calcium 
 Jod - chinin, n. (schwefelsaures), 
 
 iodised sulphate of quinine 
 Jod-chlorid, n. iodine trichloride 
 Jod-chloriir, n. iodine monochloride 
 Jod-dampf, m. iodine vapour 
 Jod-einatmung, /. the inhalation of 
 
 iodine 
 Jod-einpinselung, /. = -bepinselung 
 Jod-einwirkung, /. action or effect of 
 iodine 
 
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Jod 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Jod 
 
 Jod-eisen, n. iodide of iron ; -eisen 
 (zuckerhaltiges); Saccharated io- 
 dide of iron, Ph. G. 
 
 Jod-eisenmalzextrakt, n. iodide of 
 iron, and malt extract 
 
 Jod-eisensirup, m. syrup of iodide of 
 iron 
 
 Jod-eiweiss, n. albumen iodatum 
 
 Jod-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 from iodine or iodides 
 
 Jod-exanthem, n. exanthem from 
 iodine or iodides 
 
 Jod-flussigkeit, /. solution of iodine 
 
 Jod-gebrauch, m. employment of 
 iodine 
 
 Jod-gehalt, m. amount of contained 
 iodine 
 
 Jod-geruch, m. odour of iodine 
 
 Jod-gewinnung, /. extraction of 
 iodine 
 
 Jod-haltig, a. containing iodine 
 
 Jod-husten, m. cough from iodine or 
 iodides 
 
 Jod-ieren, v.f. to iodise 
 
 Jod-ismus, m. iodism 
 
 Jod-jodkalilosung, /. solution of 
 iodine with iodide of potash ; 
 Gram's solution 
 
 Jod-kali, n. iodide of potassium 
 
 Jod-kalibad, n. iodide of potassium 
 bath 
 
 Jod-kalisalbe, /. iodide of potassium 
 ointment 
 
 Jod-kalistarkekleisterlosung, /. so- 
 lution of iodide of potassium in 
 starch paste 
 
 Jod-kalium, n. (in compds.), vide 
 Jod-kali 
 
 Jod-kopfweh, n. headache from 
 iodides 
 
 Jod-kupfer, n. iodide of copper 
 
 Jod-kur, /. treatment by iodide 
 
 Jod - lauge, /. mother liquor of 
 iodine 
 
 Jod-losung, /. solution of iodine 
 
 Jod-magnesium, n. iodide of mag- 
 nesium 
 
 Jod-malzextrakt, n. a malt extract 
 containing iodine 
 
 Jod-metall, n. metallic iodide 
 
 Jod-methyl, n. methyl iodide 
 
 Jod-mittel, n. a remedy containing 
 iodine 
 
 Jod-natrium, n. iodide of sodium 
 
 Jodoform, n. iodoform 
 
 Jodoform-ather, m. ethereal solu- 
 tion of iodoform 
 
 Jodoform-ausschlag, m. iodoform 
 rash 
 
 Jodoform-bausch, m. iodoform pled- 
 get or compress 
 
 Jodoform-bestreuung, /. iodoform 
 dusting 
 
 Jodoform-docht, m. cotton- wick or 
 -thread treated with iodoform 
 
 Jodoform-firnis, m. iodoform varnish 
 
 Jodoform-gallertstabchen, n. or -gal- 
 lertstift, m. iodoform and gelatine 
 pencil or stick 
 
 Jodoform-gaze, /. iodoform gauze 
 
 Jodoform-gazebausch, m. iodoform 
 gauze compress or pledget 
 
 Jodoform-gazeverband, m. iodoform 
 gauze dressing 
 
 Jodoform-ismus, m. poisoning by 
 iodoform 
 
 Jodoform-pulver,»i. iodoform powder 
 
 Jodoform-salbe, /. iodoform oint- 
 ment 
 
 Jodoform-schorfverband, m. appli- 
 cation of iodoform or iodoform- 
 gauze forming a crust 
 
 Jodoform-stabchen, n. or -stift, m, 
 iodoform pencil or stick 
 
 Jodoform-torf, m. peat treated with 
 iodoform 
 
 Jodoform-vergiftung, /. iodoform 
 poisoning 
 
 Jodoform-zerstauber, m. iodoform 
 puff 
 
 Jodotnetrisch, a. iodometric 
 
 Jod-phosphor, m. phosphorus tri- 
 iodide 
 
 Jod-pinselung, /. painting with 
 iodine 
 
 Jod-praparat, n. a preparation con- 
 taining iodine 
 
 Jod-pulver, n. pulverised iodine 
 
 Jod-quecksilber, n. (gelbes), yellow 
 iodide of mercury ; -quecksilber 
 (rotes), red iodide of mercury 
 
 Jod-salbe, /. iodide of potash oint- 
 ment 
 
 Jod-sauer, a. iodate 
 
 Jod-saure, /. iodic acid 
 
 Jod-schnupfen, m. catarrh from 
 iodides 
 
 Jod-schwefel, m. iodide of sulphur 
 
 Jod-serum, n. iodised serum 
 
 Jod-silber, n. iodide of silver 
 
 Jod-speichelfluss, m. salivation from 
 iodides 
 
 Jod-starke, /. iodised starch 
 
 Jod-starkekleister, m. iodine starch 
 paste 
 
 Jod-starkemehl, n. = -starke 
 
 Jod - stickstoff, m. iodide of nitro- 
 gen 
 
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jod 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kad 
 
 Jod-tinktur, /. tincture of iodine ; 
 
 -tinktur (farblose), decolorised 
 
 tincture of iodine 
 Jod-trichlorid, n. iodine trichloride 
 Jodur, n. lower iodide 
 Jod-verbindung, /. iodine compound 
 Jod'vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 
 iodine or iodides 
 Jod-wasser, n. iodine- water 
 Jod-wasserstoff, m. or -wasserstoff- 
 
 saure, /. hydriodic acid 
 Jod-wasserstoffather, m. hydriotic 
 
 ether 
 Jod-wirkung, /. action or effect of 
 
 iodine 
 Jod-zink, n. iodide of zinc 
 Jod-zinnober, m. red iodide of 
 
 mercury 
 Jod-zufuhr, /. supply of iodine 
 Johannisbrot, n. locust bean 
 Juck- (in compds.), itching, pruri- 
 
 ginous 
 Juck-ausschlag, m. prurigo, pruri- 
 
 ginous eruption 
 Juck-blaschen, n. or -blattern, f.pl. 
 
 = -ausschlag 
 Juck-bohne, /. cowhage 
 Juck-empfindung, /. sensation of 
 
 itching 
 Jucken, v.i. & refl. to itch, to irri- 
 tate ; to rub, to scratch 
 Jucken, n. itching, pruritus 
 Juckend, a. itching 
 Juck-fasel, /. = -bohne 
 Juck-gefiihi, n. feeling of itching 
 Juck-reiz, m. itching, irritation 
 Juden-kirsche, /. winter cherry 
 Juden - schwamm, m. boletus luri- 
 
 dus 
 Juden-zopf, m. plica polonica 
 Jugal-breite, /. bijugal diameter 
 Jugal-breitenindex, m. jugal index 
 Jugal-punkt, m. jugal point 
 
 Jugend, /. youthj adolescence 
 
 Jugend-alter, n. period of youth 
 
 Jugendlich, a. youthful, young, 
 juvenile 
 
 Jugular- (in compds.), jugular ; 
 vide for compds. also Drossel- 
 
 Jugular-klappe, /. jugular valve 
 
 Jugular-klappenton, m. sound pro- 
 duced by jugular valves 
 
 Jugulation, /. strangulation 
 
 Jungfer, /. maiden, virgin 
 
 Jungfern-bleichsucht, /. or -fieber, n. 
 chlorosis 
 
 Jungfern-haut, /. or -hautchen, n. 
 hymen 
 
 Jungfern-krankheit, /. = -bleich- 
 sucht 
 
 Jungfern-61, n. olive-oU 
 
 Jungfern - quecksilber, n. virgin 
 quicksilver 
 
 Jungfern - schaft, /. maidenhood, 
 virginity 
 
 Jungfern - schwefel, m. sublimed 
 sulphur 
 
 Jungfern-wachs, n. white wax 
 
 Jungfern-zeugung, /. parthenogene- 
 sis 
 
 Jungfrau, /. maiden, virgin 
 
 Jungfrauenalter, n. period of girl- 
 hood — i.e. 14th to 20th year 
 
 Jungfraulich, a. virgin 
 
 Jungfraulichkeit, /. maidenhood, 
 virginity 
 
 Jungfrauschaft, /. = Jungfraulich- 
 keit 
 
 Jungling, m. a youth 
 
 Jiinglingsalter, n. period of youth in 
 males — i.e. i6th to 24th year 
 
 Junod'scher Schropfstiefel, m. a 
 leather apparatus for cupping a 
 whole limb 
 
 Justieren, v.i. to adjust 
 
 Juvantia, n.pl. adjuvant remedies 
 
 K 
 
 For words not found under K, see also under C 
 
 Kabeljauleberthran, m. cod-liver 
 
 oil 
 Kachektik, /. cachexia 
 Kachektisch, a. cachectic 
 Kachexie, /. = Kachektik 
 Kachu, n. = Katechu 
 Kadaver, m. corpse, cadaver 
 Kadaveralkaloid, n. ptomaine 
 Kadaverin, n. ptomaine 
 
 Kadaverisch, a. cadaveric 
 Kadaveros, a. cadaverous 
 Kaddigol, n. oil of cade 
 Kadeol, n. = Kaddigol 
 Kadmium, n. cadmium 
 Kadmium-bromid, n. bromide of 
 
 cadmium 
 Kadmium-chlorid, n. chloride of 
 - cadmium 
 
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 Kal 
 
 Kadmium-haltig, a. containing cad- 
 mium 
 
 Kadmium-jodid, n. iodide of cad- 
 mium 
 
 Kadmium-oxyd, n. (schwefelsaures), 
 sulphate of cadmium 
 
 Kadmiutn-sulfat, n. sulphate of 
 cadm.ium 
 
 Kadmium-sulfid, n. sulphide of cad- 
 mium 
 
 Kaffee, m. cofiee 
 
 Kaffee-gerbsaure, /. caffeo-tannic 
 acid 
 
 Kaffee-saure, /. cafEeic acid 
 
 Kaffein, n. caffein 
 
 Kafiller, m. knacker 
 
 Kahl, a. bald 
 
 Kahl-geschoren, a. closely cropped, 
 closely shaved 
 
 Kahl-grind, m. ringworm of scalp 
 
 Kahl-heit, /. baldness 
 
 Kahl-heit, f. (kreisfleckige), alopecia 
 areata 
 
 Kahl-kopf, m. bald-head 
 
 Kahl-kopfig, a. bald-headed 
 
 Kahl - kopfigkeit, /. bald - headed- 
 ness 
 
 Kahl-machend, a. producing bald- 
 ness, tonsurans 
 
 Kahm, m. mould (on liquids) ; 
 yeastlike fungus 
 
 Kahm-haut, /. mould-pellicle or 
 -scum 
 
 Kahmig, a. mouldy, stale 
 
 Kahm-pilz, m. yeastlike fungus pro- 
 ducing a peUicle 
 
 Kahn, m. boat ; scapha 
 
 Kahn-bein, n. scaphoid bone 
 
 Kahn-beingelenk, n. cuneo-scaphoid 
 articulation 
 
 Kahn-beinhocker, m. tuberosity of 
 the scaphoid bone 
 
 Kahn-formig, a. scaphoid, navicular 
 
 Kaisergeburt, /. deUvery by Caesa- 
 rean section 
 
 Kaiserschnitt, m. Csesarean section 
 
 Kajaputol, n. cajeput-oil 
 
 Kajeputol, n. = Kajaputol 
 
 Kakao, m. cocoa 
 
 Kakao-butter, /. cacao butter 
 
 Kakao-butterzapfchen, n. cacao- 
 butter suppository 
 
 Kakao-pulver, n. cacao powder 
 
 Kakao-seife, /. cacao soap 
 
 Kakerlak, m. albino 
 
 Kakerlakenauge, /. albino eye 
 
 Kakke, beri-beri 
 
 Kako- (in compds.), bad, morbid, 
 defective, caco- 
 
 Kako-chroea, /. abnormal skin col- 
 oration 
 
 Kako-chylie, /. morbid state of body 
 fluids 
 
 Kako-dyl, n. cacodyl 
 
 Kako-dyloxyd, n. cacodylic oxide 
 
 Kako-morphie, /. defective forma- 
 tion of organic parts 
 
 Kako-phonie, /. kakophony 
 
 Kako-se, /. bad condition of an 
 organ or of the body 
 
 Kako-smie, /. (subjective) offensive 
 smell 
 
 Kako-thymie, /. ill-humour ; in- 
 sanity with hidden malice 
 
 Kalabarbohne, /. Calabar bean 
 
 Kalberlymphe, /. calf lymph 
 
 Kalbermagen, m. rennet 
 
 Kalbsmilch, /. calf thymus 
 
 Kalcination, /. calcination 
 
 Kalcinieren, v.t. to calcine, to cal- 
 cinate 
 
 Kalcinierofen, m. calcar 
 
 Kalcinierung, /. calcination 
 
 Kalescenz, /. calorescence 
 
 Kali, n. potash 
 
 — antimonsaures, antimoniate 
 of potash 
 
 — blausaures, cyanate of po- 
 tassium 
 
 — bromsaures, bromate of po- 
 tassium 
 
 — chlorsaures, chlorate of 
 potash 
 
 — chromsaures, chromate of 
 potash 
 
 — doppeltchromsaures, bichro- 
 mate of potash 
 
 — doppeltkohlensaures, bicar- 
 bonate of potash 
 
 — doppeltschwefelsaures, bisul- 
 phate of potash 
 
 — essigsaures, acetate of potash 
 
 — gelb-blausaures,ferrocyanide 
 of potash 
 
 — gereinigtes kohlensaures, pu- 
 rified carbonate of potash 
 
 — hypermangansaures, per- 
 manganate of potash 
 
 — jodsaures, iodate of potash 
 
 — kieselsaures, silicate of pot- 
 ash 
 
 — kohlensaures, carbonate of 
 potash 
 
 — mangansaures, manganate 
 of potash 
 
 — neutrales weinsaures, tar- 
 trate of potash 
 
 — oxalsaures, oxalate of potash 
 
 2SS 
 
Kal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONAR"? 
 
 Kal 
 
 Kali reines kohlensaures, pure car- 
 bonate of potash 
 
 — rohres kohlensaures, crude 
 carbonate of potash 
 
 — rot-blausaures, ferricyanide 
 of potash 
 
 — salpetersaures, nitrate of 
 potash 
 
 — salzsaures, chloride of po- 
 tassium 
 
 — saures, bicarbonate of potash 
 ■ — schwefelsaures, sulphate of 
 
 potash 
 
 — iibermangansaures, perman- 
 ganate of potash 
 
 — unterchlorigsaures, hypo- 
 chloride of potash 
 
 — weinsteinsaures, tartrate of 
 potash 
 
 Kali-albuminat, n. albuminate re- 
 sembling casein, not precipitated 
 by rennet 
 
 Kali-eisencyaniir, n. ferrocyanide of 
 potassium 
 
 Kali-hydrat, n. caustic potash 
 
 Kali-lauge, /, liquor potassae 
 
 Kali-losung, /. (kohlensaure), solu- 
 tion of carbonate of potash 
 
 Kali-salpeter, m. nitrate of potash, 
 saltpetre 
 
 Kali-salz, n. potash salt 
 
 Kalisayrinde, /. Cortex chinae cali- 
 
 ki sayae, Ph. G. 
 
 Kali-schwefelleber, /. sulphuretted 
 potash > 
 
 Kali-seife, /. potash soap 
 
 Kalium, n. potassium 
 
 — cantharidinsaures, potassium 
 cantharidate 
 
 — chlorsaures, potassium chlo- 
 rate 
 
 — cyansaures, potassium cy- 
 anate 
 
 — doppeltkohlensaures, potas- 
 sium bicarbonate 
 
 — doppeltweinsaures, potas- 
 sium bitartrate 
 
 — essigsaures, potassium ace- 
 tate 
 
 — pyroschwefelsaures, potas- 
 sium pyrosulphate 
 
 — iibermangansaures, potas- 
 sium permanganate 
 
 Kalium - acetat, n. potassium ace- 
 tate 
 
 Kalium-antimonoxalat, n. antimo- 
 nio-potassic oxalate 
 
 Kalium-biacetat, n. potassium bin- 
 acetate 
 
 Kalium - bicarbonat, w. potassium 
 bicarbonate 
 
 Kalium-bisulfat, n. potassium bi- 
 sulphate 
 
 Kalium-bitartrat, n. potassium bi- 
 tartrate 
 
 Kalium-bromid, n. potassium bro- 
 mide 
 
 Kalium-carbonat, n. potassium car- 
 bonate 
 
 Kalium-chlorat, n. potassium chlo- 
 rate 
 
 Kalium-chlorid, n. potassium chlo- 
 ride 
 
 Kalium-citrat, n. potassium citrate 
 
 Kalium-cyanat, n. potassium cy- 
 anate 
 
 Kalium - cyanid, n. potassium cy- 
 anide 
 
 Kalium - dichromat, n. potassium 
 bichromate 
 
 Kalium-eisencyanid, n. potassium 
 ferricyanide, red prussiate of 
 potash 
 
 Kalium-eisencyaniir, n. ferrocyanide 
 of potash 
 
 Kalium - goldcyanid, n. potassium 
 auri-cyanide 
 
 Kalium - goldcyaniir, n. potassium 
 auro-cyanide 
 
 Kalium-hydrat, n. caustic potash, 
 potassium hydrate 
 
 Kalium-hydratoxyd, n. caustic pot- 
 ash 
 
 Kalium-hypophosphit, n. potassium 
 hypophosphite 
 
 Kalium-isocyanat, n. potassium iso- 
 cyanate 
 
 Kalium-jodid, n. potassium iodide 
 
 Kalium - jodidsalbe, /. potassium 
 iodide ointment 
 
 Kalium-nitrat, n. potassium nitrate 
 
 Kalium-oxyd, n. potassium oxide 
 
 Kalium-oxydhydrat, n. caustic pot- 
 ash, potassium oxyhydrate 
 
 Kalium-permanganat, n. potassium 
 permanganate 
 
 Kalium - platinchlorid, n. platino- 
 chloride of potassium 
 
 Kalium - silbercyanid, n. argento- 
 cyanide of potassium 
 
 Kalium-silikat, n. potassium silicate 
 
 Kalium-sulfat, n. potassium sul- 
 phate 
 
 Kalium-sulfid, n. potassium sulphide 
 
 Kalium-tartrat, n. potassium tar- 
 trate 
 
 Kalium-triacetat, n. potassium tri- 
 
 . acetate 
 
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Kal 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kal 
 
 Kali - verbindung, /. potash com- 
 pound 
 
 Kali-wasserglas, «. silicate of potash, 
 soluble potash glass 
 
 Kalk, m. lime 
 
 — chromsaurer, chromate of 
 lime 
 
 — gebrannter, quick lime 
 
 — geloschter, slaked lime 
 
 — kohlensaurer, calcium car- 
 bonate 
 
 — phosphorsaurer, phosphate 
 of lime 
 
 — reiner kohlensaurer, precipi- 
 tated carbonate of lime 
 
 — schwefelsaurer, sulphate of 
 lime 
 
 — unterschwefligsaurer, hypo- 
 sulphite of lime 
 
 Kalk-abgabe, /. loss or waste of lime 
 
 Kalk-ablagerung, /. deposit of lime 
 
 Kalk-ansammlung, /. accumulation 
 of lime 
 
 Kalk-arm, a. poor or deficient in lime 
 
 Kalk-armut, /. deficiency of lime 
 
 Kalk-artig, a. calcareous 
 
 Kalk-beule, /. chalk-stone or -nodule, 
 tophus 
 
 Kalk-brei, m. detritus of lime salts 
 
 Kalk-entartung, /. calcareous de- 
 generation 
 
 Kalk-erde, /. calcareous earth 
 
 Kalk-erde, /. (chinovasaure), calcium 
 kinovate 
 
 Kalk-erde, /. (phosphorsaure), phos- 
 phate of lime 
 
 Kalk-erde, /. (sulfocarbolsaure), cal- 
 cium suiphocarbolate 
 
 Kalk-erdig, a. calcareous 
 
 Kalk-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Kalk-frei, a. free from lime 
 
 Kalk-fuhrend, a. containing or con- 
 veying lime 
 
 Kalk-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained lime 
 
 Kalk-haltig, a. containing lime 
 
 Kalk-hydrat, n. slaked lime, calcium 
 hydrate 
 
 Kalkig, a. calcareous, limy 
 
 Kalk-impragnierung, /. impregna- 
 tion with lime, calcification 
 
 Kalk-infarkt, m. calcareous infarct ; 
 deposit of lime salts 
 
 Kalk-kanalchen, n. canaliculus of 
 bone 
 
 Kalk-korperchen, n. calcareous cor- 
 puscle or granule 
 
 Kalk - korperschicht, /, calcareous 
 granular layer 
 
 Kalk-Iiniment, n. lime liniment 
 
 Kalk-lunge, /. stone-cutter's lung 
 
 Kalk-mangel, m. absence or want of 
 lime 
 
 Kalk-metastasen, pi. calcareous me- 
 tastases 
 
 Kalk-milch, /. milk of lime 
 
 Kalk-reich, a. rich in lime 
 
 Kalk-salz, n. a salt of calcium, lime 
 salt 
 
 Kalk-salzablagerung, /. deposit of 
 lime salt 
 
 Kalk-schwefelleber, /. sulphuretted 
 lime, calcium sulphide 
 
 Kalk-seife, /. soap containing lime 
 
 Kalk-star, m. calcareoas cataracu 
 
 Kalk-stein, m. carbonate of lime- 
 stone 
 
 Kalk-wasser, n. lime-water 
 
 Kalk-zufuhr, /. supply of lime 
 
 Kallos, a. callous 
 
 Kallositat, /. callosity 
 
 Kalmieren, v.i.to calm, to soothe 
 
 Kalmus, m. sweet flag 
 
 Kalmus-extrakt, n. extract of sweet 
 flag 
 
 Kalmus-61, n. oil of sweet flag 
 
 Kalmus-tinktur, /. tincture of sweet 
 flag 
 
 Kalmus-wurzel, /. root of sweet flag 
 
 Kalomel, m. calomel 
 
 Kalomel-dampfe, m.pl. calomel va- 
 pours 
 
 Kalomel-einspritzung, /. injection of 
 calomel 
 
 Kalomel-raucherung, /. fumigation 
 with calomel 
 
 Kalomel - seife, /. soap containing 
 calomel 
 
 Kalorescenz, /. calorescence 
 
 Kaloricitat, /. caloricity 
 
 Kalorie, /. calorie, unit of heat 
 
 Kalorik, /. calorics, science of heat 
 
 Kalt, a. cold, frigid, chilly 
 
 Kalt - bliiter, m. a cold-blooded 
 animal 
 
 Kalt-blutig, a. cold-blooded 
 
 Kalt-brandig, a. affected with cold 
 gangrene 
 
 Kalte, /. cold, coldness ; chill, chil- 
 liness ; frigidity 
 
 Kalte-anasthesie, /. anaesthesia pro- 
 duced by cold 
 
 Kalte-^anwendung, /. employment or 
 application of cold 
 
 Kalte-einiluss, m. influence of cold 
 
 Kalte-einwirkung, /. effect of cold 
 
 Kalte - empfindung, /. feeling of 
 cold 
 
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Kal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kap 
 
 Kalte-erzeugend, a. frigorific 
 Kalte-gefiihl, n. = -empfindung 
 Kalte-grad, m. degree of cold 
 Kalte - mischung, /. freezing mix- 
 ture 
 Kalter Brand, m. gangrene 
 Kalte-reiz, m. irritation due to cold 
 Kalte-schmerz, m. pain due to cold 
 Kalte-stauung, /. congestion due to 
 
 cold 
 Kalte-zittern, n. rigor due to cold 
 Kaltend, a."cooling, chilling 
 Kalte Pisse, /. ardor urinse 
 Kaltes Fieber, n. ague 
 Kaltwasser- (in compds.), cold 
 
 water 
 Kaltwasser-anwendung, /. applica- 
 tion of gDld water 
 Kaltwasser-arzt, m'. hydropathist 
 Kaltwasser-bad, n. cold-water bath 
 Kaltwasser - behandlung, /. treat- 
 ment by cold water 
 Kaltwasser-einspritzung, /. injection 
 
 of cold water 
 Kaltwasser - heilanstalt, /. hydro- 
 pathic establishment 
 Kaltwasser - klystier, /. cold-water 
 
 enema 
 Kaltwasser - kur, /. treatment by 
 
 cold water 
 Kaltwasser-kurort, m. health resort 
 
 for cold-water cure 
 Kaltwasser-umschlag, m. cold-water 
 
 compress 
 Kaltwasser - waschung, /. washing 
 
 with cold water 
 Kalzinieren, vJ. to calcine 
 Kalzinierung, /. calcination 
 Kamfer- (and compds.), vide Kamp- 
 
 fer 
 Kamille, /. camomile 
 
 — gemeine, wild camomile 
 
 — romische, cultivated camo- 
 mile 
 
 Kamillen-61, n. (atherisches), Ethe- 
 real oil of camomile, Ph. G. 
 
 Kamillen-61, n. (fettes), Oleum cha- 
 momillae infusum. Ph. G. 
 
 Kamillen-sirup, m. syrup of camo- 
 mile 
 
 Kamillen-thee, m. camomile-tea 
 
 Kamillen-wasser, n. camomile-water 
 
 Kamm, m. comb ; crest, crista 
 
 Kamm-artig, a. or -formig, a. comb- 
 like ; crested, pectinate 
 
 Kammer, /. chamber, ventricle 
 
 Kammerig, a. locular 
 
 Kammer-klappe, /. auriculo-ventri- 
 cular valve 
 
 Kammer-ostie, /. auriculo-ventricu- 
 
 lar orifice 
 Kammer -raum, m. ventricular or 
 
 auricular cavity 
 Kammer-scheidewand, /. ventricular 
 
 septum 
 Kammer-tiefe, /. depth of chamber 
 
 (of eye) 
 Kammer - wasser, n. aqueous hu- 
 mour of eye 
 Kamm - knorpel, m. pectinate or 
 
 tarsal cartilage 
 Kamm-muskel, m. pectineus 
 Kamm-naht, /. pectinate suture 
 Kampescheholz, n. logwood 
 Kampf, m. struggle 
 Kampfer, m. camphor 
 Kampfer - dampfe, m.pl. camphor 
 
 vapours 
 Kampf er-eis, n. compound camphor 
 
 cold cream 
 Kampfer - essig, m. camphorated 
 
 vinegar 
 Kampf er-geist, m. spirit of camphor 
 Kampfer-haltig, a. camphorated 
 Kampf er-liniment, n. (fiiichtiges), = 
 
 -salbe 
 Kampfer-61,w. camphorated olive-oil 
 Kampfer-salbe, /. (iluchtige), com- 
 pound camphor liniment 
 Kampfer-saure, /. camphoric acid 
 Kampf er-spiritus, m. = -geist 
 Kampfer- wasser, n. camphor-water 
 Kampfer - wein, m. camphorated 
 
 wine 
 Kamphern, v.t. to camphorate 
 Kamphor- (and compds.) ; vide 
 
 Kampfer- 
 Kanal, m. canal, channel, drain, 
 
 sewer 
 Kanalchen, n. canaliculus 
 
 — Haversische, Haversian canal 
 Kanal-gas, n. sewer-gas 
 Kanal-gasvergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 
 sewer-gas 
 Kanal-jauche, /. sewage liquid 
 Kanal-netz, n. canal reticulum 
 Kaninchen, n. rabbit 
 Kaninchenseptikamie, /. septicaemia 
 of rabbits due to bacillus cunicu- 
 licidus 
 Kantharide- (and compds.), vide 
 
 Spanischfliegen 
 Kanthoplastik, /. canthoplasty 
 Kapelin, n. capelline bandage 
 Kapillar, a. capillary ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Kapillargefass- 
 Kapillar-balkchen, n, capillary tra- 
 beculum 
 
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Kap 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kar 
 
 Kapillar-bezirk, m. capillary region 
 Kapillar-blutbahn, /. capillary blood 
 
 channel 
 Kapillar - blutstauung, /. capillary 
 
 blood stasis 
 Kapillar-blutung, /. capillary has- 
 
 morrhage 
 Kapillar-bronchitis, /. capillary bron- 
 chitis 
 Kapillar-erweiterung, /. capillary 
 
 dilatation 
 Kapillar-gang, m. capillary passage 
 Kapillar-gebiet, n. capUlary region 
 Kapillargefass, n. capillary vessel 
 Kapillargefass-anschoppung, /. capil- 
 lary engorgement 
 Kapillargefass-blutstauung, /. capU- 
 lary blood stasis 
 Kapillargefass-erweiterung, /. capil- 
 lary dilatation 
 Kapillargefass-lo'cinkheit, /. disease 
 
 of capillaries 
 KapiUargefass-kranz, m. capillary 
 
 ring 
 Kapillargefass-netz, n. capillary net- 
 work 
 Kapillargefass-uberfuUung, /. capil- 
 lary engorgement 
 Kapillargefass-verstopfung, /. capil- 
 lary obstruction 
 Kapillargefass- wand, /. or -wandung, 
 
 /. capillary wall 
 Kapillcir-gegend, /. capillary region 
 Kapillaritat, /. capillarity 
 Kapillar-kranz, m. capillary ring 
 Kapillar-kreislauf, m. capillary cir- 
 culation 
 Kapillar-masche, /. capillary net- 
 work 
 Kapillar-netz, n. = -mjische 
 Kapillar-puls, m. capillary pulse 
 Kapillar-rohrchen, n. or -rohre, /. 
 
 capillary tube 
 Kapillar-schicht, /. capillary layer 
 Kapillar-schlinge, /. capillary loop 
 Kapillar-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 capillary wall 
 Kapir- (and compds.), vide Kefir 
 Kaposi 'sche Krankheit,/. xeroderma 
 
 pigmentosum 
 Kappenmuskel, m. trapezius 
 Kaprilsaure, /. caprylic acid 
 Kapronsaure, /. caproic acid 
 Kapsel, /. capsule 
 Kapsel- (in compds.), capsular, 
 
 capsulo- 
 Kapsel-arterie, /. capsular artery 
 Kapsel-artig, a. capsular 
 Kapsel-bakterien, pi. bacteria pos- 
 
 sessing a capsule (e.g. Diplococcus 
 pneumoniae, Fninhel) 
 Kapsel-band, n. capsular ligament 
 Kapsel-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of a capsule 
 Kapsel-faser, /. capsular fibre 
 Kapsel-formig, a. = -artig 
 Kapsel-gewebe, n. capsular tissue 
 Kapsel-hakchen, n. Weber's capsule 
 
 hook 
 Kapsel-halbstar, m. partial capsular 
 
 cataract 
 Kapsel - kapillargefass, n. capsular 
 
 capillary vessel 
 Kapsel-knie, n. knee of internal 
 
 capsule 
 Kapsel-kokken, pi. = -bakterien 
 Kapsel-linsenstar, m. capsulo-len- 
 
 ticular cataract 
 Kapsel-membran, /. capsular mem- 
 brane 
 Kapsel-pupillarhaut, /. = -sehloch- 
 
 haut 
 Kapsel-pupillarsack, m. = -sehloch- 
 
 haut 
 Kapsel-ring, m. capsular ring 
 Kapsel-riss, m. rent in capsule 
 Kapsel - schnitt, m. c:.psular inci- 
 sion 
 Kapsel-sehlochhaut, /. capsulo-pu- 
 
 pillary membrane 
 Kapsel-spaltung, /. dividing of the 
 
 capsule 
 Kapsel-spanner, m. tensor of a joint 
 
 capsule 
 Kapsel-star, m. capsular cataract 
 Kapsel-tragend, a. capsulated 
 Kapsel - verdickung, /. capsular 
 
 thickening 
 Kapsel-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 wall of capsule 
 Kapsel-zelle, /. capsule cell 
 Kapsel-zerreissung, /. rupture of the 
 
 capsule 
 Kapuzenmuskel, m. trapezius 
 
 muscle 
 Kapuzinerkressenol, n. an ethereal 
 
 oil obtained from TropEeolum 
 
 majus, L. 
 Kapuzinerpulver, n. powder for 
 
 pediculi capitis 
 Karbaminsaure, /. carbamic acid 
 Karbol- (in compds.), carbolic, car- 
 
 bolised 
 Karbol-gaze, /. carbolised gauze 
 Kalbol-harn, m. carbolic or phenol 
 
 urine 
 Karbol-kampfer, m, camphorated 
 
 carbolic acid 
 
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Kar 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kas 
 
 Karbol - losung, /. solution of car^ 
 
 bolic acid 
 Karbol-muU, m. carbolised mull 
 Karbol-nebel, m. carbolic spray 
 Karbol-61, n. carbolated oil 
 Karbol - pflastermull, m. carbolic 
 
 plaster mull 
 Karbol-saure, /. carbolic acid 
 Karbol-saure, /. (verfliissigte), lique- 
 fied carbolic acid 
 Karbol-sauredampf, m. carbolic acid 
 
 vapour 
 Karbol-saurelosung, /. solution of 
 
 carbolic acid 
 Karbol - saurenebel, m. carbolic 
 
 spray 
 Karbol-schwefelsauer, a. sulpho- 
 
 carbolate 
 Karbol-seide, /. carbolised silk 
 Karbol-seife, /. carbolic soap 
 Karbol-streupulver, n. carbolic dust- 
 ing powder 
 Karbol-vergiftung, /. carbolic-acid 
 
 poisoning 
 Karbol- wasser, n. watery solution of 
 
 carbolic acid 
 Karbol-zufall, m. injurious effect of 
 
 carbolic acid 
 Karbunkel, m. (bosartiger), malig- 
 nant pustule, anthrax ; (gutar- 
 tiger), carbuncle 
 Karbunkulos, a. carbuncular 
 Kardamom, m. cardamom 
 Kardamomol, n. ethereal oil of 
 
 cardamom 
 Karcinom, n. carcinoma 
 Karcinomatisch, a. carcinomatous 
 Kardial, a. cardiac 
 Kardialgie, /. cardiac or precordial 
 
 pain 
 Kardio- (in compds.), relating to the 
 
 heart 
 Kardio-gramm, n. cardiogram 
 Kardio-graph, m. cardiograph 
 Kardio-palmie, /. palpitation of the 
 
 heart 
 Kardio - pathie, /. disease of the 
 
 heart 
 Kardio - plegie, /. paralysis of the 
 
 heart 
 Kardio-stenosis, /. cardiac stenosis 
 Kardobenediktenkraut, n. Folia car- 
 
 dui benedicti, Ph. G. 
 Karies, /. caries 
 Karios, a. carious 
 Karlsbade Nadel, /. hare-lip pin, 
 
 entomological needle 
 Karlsbader Salz, n. Sal Carolinum 
 factitium. Ph. G, 
 
 Karmeliter-geist, m. or -spiritus, m. 
 or -wasser, n. Spiritus melissae 
 compositus, Ph. G. 
 Karmin, m. carmine 
 Karmin-losung, /. solution of car- 
 mine 
 Karmin-saure, /. carminic acid 
 Karnifikation, /. fleshlike condition 
 of organs, such as hepatisation of 
 the lungs 
 Karnos, a. fleshlike, fleshy 
 Karnositat, /. proud flesh 
 Karotide and Karotis ; vide Cara- 
 
 tiden- 
 Karphologie, /. picking the bed- 
 clothes 
 Karrageen-gallerte, /. Irish moss 
 
 jelly 
 Karrageen-moos, n. Irish moss 
 Kartil.agin6s, a. cartilaginous 
 Kartoffel, /. potato 
 Kartofiel-alchen, n. Tylenchus de- 
 
 vastatrix 
 Kartoffel-bacillus, m. ordinary po- 
 tato bacillus 
 Kartoffel - branntwein, m. potato 
 
 spirit 
 Kartoffel-fuselol, n. fusel-oil from 
 
 potato spirit 
 Kartoffel-knoten, m. caseous cer- 
 vical gland 
 Kartoffel-krankheit, /. potato dis- 
 ease due to phytophthora in- 
 festans 
 Kartoffel-kultur, /. culture on po- 
 tato medium 
 Kartoffel-kur, /. administration of 
 large quantities of potatoes or 
 other vegetables for removal of 
 foreign bodies 
 Kartoffel-mehl, n. potato flour 
 Kartoffel-pest, /. = -krankheit 
 Kartoffel-pilz, m. = -bacillus 
 Kartoffel-starke, /. potato starch 
 Kartoffel-zucker, m. potato sugar 
 Karunkel, m. caruncle 
 Karyokinetisch, a. karyokinetic 
 Karyomitose, /. karyokinesis 
 Karyorrhexis, /. breaking up of the 
 
 nucleus 
 Karzinose, /. carcinomatous inva- 
 sion of an organ 
 Kase, /. cheese 
 
 Kase-artig, a. caseous, cheesy 
 Kase-brechen, n. vomiting. of cheesy 
 
 or curdy matter 
 Kase-faulnisstoff, m. product of de- 
 composition of cheese 
 Kase-firnis, m. vernix caseosa 
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KSs 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kat 
 
 Kase-formig, a. = -artig 
 Kase-gift, w. poison from cheese 
 Kase-herd, m. focus of caseation 
 Kasein, n. casein 
 Kasein-kitt, m. casein and silicate of 
 
 potash, for stiffening bandages 
 Kasein-leim, m. casein jelly 
 Kase-made, /. cheese maggot 
 Kase-magen, m. abomasum 
 Kase-masse, /. cheesy or caseous 
 
 substance 
 Kase-milbe, /. cheese mite (Tyro- 
 
 glyphidse) 
 Kase-schleim, m. = -firnis 
 Kase-spirillen, n.pl. spirilla culti- 
 vated in cheese 
 Kase-stoff, m. casein 
 Kase - vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 
 cheese 
 Kase-wasser, n. whey 
 Kasig, a. cheesy, caseous 
 Kaskarillen - rinde, /. Cortex cas- 
 
 carUlae 
 Kaskarillen-tinktur, /. Tinctura cas- 
 
 carillae 
 Kassenarzt, m. club doctor 
 Kassenarztlich, a. relating to club 
 
 doctors 
 Kastchen, n. alveolus 
 Kasten, w,. chest, box ; alveolus 
 Kasten-bad, n. or -dampfbad, n. 
 
 portable steam or vapour bath 
 Kasten-pulsmesser, m. an instru- 
 ment for estimating the dilatation 
 of an exposed artery by pulse- 
 waves 
 Kastorol, n. castor-oil 
 Kastrat, m. eunuch 
 Kastratenstimme, /. eunuch's voice 
 Kastration, /. castration 
 Kastrieren, v.t. to castrate 
 Kasuistik, /. collection of illustra- 
 tive cases 
 Kasuistisch, a. relating to illustra- 
 tive cases 
 Katabolisch, a. katabolic 
 Katadidymus, m. double monster 
 
 united above 
 Kataklysma, n. enema 
 Katalepsie, /. catalepsy 
 Kataleptisch, a. cataleptic 
 Katalyse, /. catalysis 
 Katalytisch, a. catalytic 
 Katamenien, pi. catamenia 
 Katapasma, n. dusting powder 
 Katapepsis, /. complete digestion 
 Katapeptisch, a. assisting digestion 
 SJataphora, /. morbidly deep sleep, 
 coma, sopor 
 
 Kataphorese, /. kataphoresis 
 
 Kataphorisch, a. pertaining to kata- 
 phoresis 
 
 Kataphrakt, m. a variety of bandage 
 for fractured ribs 
 
 Kataplasma, n. poultice 
 
 Kataplektisch, a. seized with apo- 
 plexy 
 
 Kataplexie, /. rigidity and numbness 
 following apoplexy 
 
 Katarakt, m. cataract 
 
 Katarrh, m. catarrh 
 
 — Bostockscher, hay-fever 
 
 — russischer, influenza 
 Katarrhalfieber, n. catarrhal fever 
 Katarrhalisch, a. catarrhal 
 Katarrhartig, a. = Katarrhalisch 
 Katarrhfieber, n. (epidemisches), in- 
 fluenza 
 
 Katarrhpillen, f.pl. pills for catarrh 
 
 Katastaltisch, a. hsemostatic, styp- 
 tic 
 
 Katatonie, /. katatonia, a form of 
 insanity characterised by rigidity 
 of muscles 
 
 Katechu, n. catechu 
 
 Katechu-gerbsaure, /. catechu tan- 
 nin 
 
 Katechu-gummi, m. catechu gum 
 
 Katechu-saure, /. = -gerbsaure 
 
 Katechu-tinktur, /. tincture of cate- 
 chu 
 
 Kathartisch, a. cathartic 
 
 Katheter, m. catheter 
 
 Katheter-biirste,* /. catheter brush 
 
 Katheter-fieber, n. catheter fever 
 • Katheter-harn, m. urine drawn ofi 
 by catheter 
 
 Katheterisieren, v.i. to catheterise 
 
 Katheterisierung, /. catheterisa- 
 tion 
 
 Katheterismus, m. catheterisation 
 
 Kathode, /. kathode 
 
 Kathoden-offnung, /. kathodic open- 
 ing 
 
 Kathoden-offnungszuckung, /. ka- 
 thodic opening contraction 
 
 Kathoden-schliessung, /. kathodic 
 closure 
 
 Kathoden - schliessungszuckung, /. 
 kathodic closure contraction 
 
 Kathoden-strahl, m. kathodal ray 
 
 Kathoden-zuckung, /. kathodal con- 
 traction 
 
 Katze, /. cat 
 
 Katzen-auge, n. (amaurotisches), 
 glaucoma, cat's-eye 
 
 Katzen-haarling, m. Trichodectes 
 subrostratus 
 
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Kat 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Keg 
 
 Katzen-jammer, m. after-efiects of 
 intoxication, " h.ot coppers " 
 
 Katzen-kopf, m. cat's-head, anen- 
 cephalous monster 
 
 Katzen - pupille, /. oval or cat's 
 pupil 
 
 Katzen-schnurren, n. or -schwirren, 
 n. purring tremor, cat's purr, 
 thrill 
 
 Katzen-spulwurm, m. ascaris mys- 
 tax 
 
 Kau- (in compds.), relating to 
 mastication 
 
 Kau-apparat, m. masticating ap- 
 paratus 
 
 Kau-bar, a. masticable 
 
 Kau-beschwerde, /. trouble of masti- 
 cation 
 
 Kau-be wegung, /. masticatory mo ve- 
 ment 
 
 Kauen, v.t. to masticate, to chew 
 
 Kauen, n. mastication 
 
 Kau-flache, /. masticatory surface 
 
 Kau-gelenk, n. temporo-maxillary 
 joint 
 
 Kau-geschaft, n. mastication 
 
 Kau - gesichtswinkel, ni. orifacial 
 angle 
 
 Kau-linie, /. plane of mastication 
 
 Kau-magen, m. gizzard 
 
 Kau-mittel, n. a masticatory 
 
 Kau-muskel, wi.. masseter, a muscle 
 of mastication 
 
 Kau-muskelansatz, m. insertion of 
 masseter 
 
 Kau-muskelkrampf, m. masticatory 
 spasm 
 
 Kau-muskellahmung, /. paralysis of 
 masticatory muscles 
 
 Kau - muskelnerv, m. masseteric 
 nerve 
 
 Kau-muskelschlagader, /. masseteric 
 artery 
 
 Kau-muskulatur, /. the masticatory 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Kau-nerv, m. = -muskelnerv 
 
 Kausalnexus, m. causal connec- 
 tion 
 
 Kausticitat, /. causticity 
 
 Kaustik, /. caustic 
 
 Kaustisch, a. caustic 
 
 Kautel, /. precaution 
 
 Kauterien, n.pl. caustics, cauteries 
 
 Kauterisation, /. cauterisation 
 
 Kauterisieren, v.t. to cauterise 
 
 Kautschuk, m. caoutchouc, india- 
 rubber ; vulcanite 
 
 Kautschuk - ballon, m. indiarubber 
 syringe 
 
 Kautschuk - band, n. indiarubber 
 bandage 
 
 Kautschuk-becken, n. osteomalacic 
 pelvis 
 
 Kautschuk - drain, m. indiarubber 
 drainage-tube 
 
 Kautschuk-fuss, m. artificial foot 
 made of caoutchouc 
 
 Kautschuk-gewebe, n. elastic web- 
 bing 
 
 Kautschuk-hand, /. artificial hand 
 made of caoutchouc 
 
 Kautschuk-hiitchen, n. indiarubber 
 nipple-shield 
 
 Kautschuk - klysopompe, /. india- 
 rubber enema 
 
 Kautschuk-Ieinwand, /. indiarubber 
 ■cloth, waterproof sheeting 
 
 Kautschuk-platte, /. rubber plate 
 (dentistry) 
 
 Kautschuk-rohr, n. or -rohrchen, n. 
 indiarubber tube 
 
 Kautschuk-schlauch, m. = -rohr 
 
 Kautschuk-schnur, /. indiarubber 
 string or band 
 
 Kautschuk-taffet, m. = -leinwand 
 
 Kau-werkzeuge, n.pl. organs of 
 mastication 
 
 Kauzahn, m. molar tooth 
 
 Kaverne, /. cavity 
 
 Kavernen-balken, m. cord contain- 
 ing vessels in tubercular lung 
 cavities 
 
 Kavernen-bildung, /. formation of 
 cavity 
 
 Kavernen-eiter, m. pus from tuber- 
 cular lung cavity 
 
 Kavernen-wand, /. wall of cavity 
 
 Kavernos, a. cavernous 
 
 Kawapfeffer, m. Piper methysticum 
 (Forster) 
 
 Kefir, m. kephir 
 
 Kefir-bacillen, nt.pl. Dispora cau- 
 casica (Kern) 
 
 Kefir-behandlung, /. treatment by 
 kephir 
 
 Kefir-ferment, n. = -bacillen 
 
 Kefir-getrank, w. the beverage kephir 
 
 Kefir-korner, n.pl. kephir grains 
 
 Kefir-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 
 Kefir-pilz, m. = -bacillen 
 
 Kefir-pilzglomerat, n. = -korner 
 
 Kegel, m. cone 
 
 Kegel-artig, a. conical 
 
 Kegel-auge, n. conical cornea 
 
 Kegel-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Kegel-gelenk, n. cylindrarthrosis 
 
 Kegel-schnitt, m- infundibular in- 
 cision 
 
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Keh 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Keh 
 
 Kehl- (in compds.), relating to 
 upper anterior part of throat or 
 larynx 
 
 Kehlader, /. jugular vein 
 
 Kehlbraune, /. septic tonsillitis 
 
 Kehldeckel, m. epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel- (in compds.), epiglottic, 
 epiglottidean 
 
 Kehldeckel-anschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel - aufhangeband, n. or 
 -band, n. epiglottic ligament 
 
 Kehldecken-bandchen, n. epiglottic 
 fold 
 
 Kehldeckel-driise, /. epiglottic gland 
 
 Kehldeckel-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel-fiache, /. surface of epi- 
 glottis 
 
 Kehldeckel - geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel-knorpel, m. cartilage of 
 epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel-kriicke, /. crutch of epi- 
 glottis 
 
 Kehldeckel-muskel, m. epiglottidean 
 miuscle 
 
 Kehldeckel-polster, m. cushion of 
 epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of epiglottis 
 
 Kehldeckel- wulst, m. = -polster 
 
 Kehle, /. the anterior upper part of 
 the throat ; larynx 
 
 Kehl-entziindung, /. laryngitis 
 
 Kehl-gang, m. oesophagus of ani- 
 mals 
 
 Kehl-geschwulst, /. swelling of the 
 throat 
 
 Kehl-grube, /. suprasternal fossa 
 
 Kehl-knorpel, m. laryngeal cartilage 
 
 Kehlkopf, m. larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf- (in compds.), laryngeal ; 
 vide for compds. also Laryngo- 
 
 Kehlkopf-abtragung, /. excision of 
 larynx 
 
 Kehlicopf-ader, /. a laryngeal blood- 
 vessel 
 
 Kehlkopf-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf - arterie, /. laryngeal • ar- 
 tery 
 
 Kehlkopf-ast, m. laryngeal branch 
 
 Kehlkopf-atmen, n. or -atmung, /. 
 laryngeal breathing 
 
 Kehlkopf-atzung, /. cauterisation of 
 larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-ausschneidung, /. = -ab- 
 tragung 
 
 Kehlkopf - band, n. laryngeal liga- 
 ment 
 
 Kehlkopf-beleuchtung, /. illumina- 
 tion of larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf - bezirk, m. laryngeal re- 
 gion 
 
 Kehlkopf -binnenraum, m. = -innen- 
 raum 
 
 Kehlkopf-blutader, /. laryngeal vein 
 
 Kehlkopf -blutung, /. laryngeal hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Kehlkopf-braune, /. laryngitis 
 
 Kehlkopf - bruch, m. fracture of 
 larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-druse, /. laryngeal gland 
 
 Kehlkopf-eingang, m. entrance to 
 larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-eiterung, /. laryngeal sup- 
 puration 
 
 Kehlkopf - entfernung, /. = -ab- 
 tragung 
 
 Kehlkopf-entziindnug, /. laryngitis 
 
 Kehlkopf-erkrankung, /. laryngeal 
 affection 
 
 Kehlkopf-eroffnung, /, laryngotomy 
 
 Kehlkopf-erweiterung, /. dilatation 
 of larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-fistel, /. laryngeal fistula 
 
 Kehlkopf-gefass, n. laryngeal vessel 
 
 Kehlkopf-gegend, /. = -bezirk 
 
 Kehlkopf - gerausch, n. laryngeal 
 murmur or sound 
 
 Kehlkopf-geschwulst, /. laryngeal 
 swelling or tumour 
 
 Kehlkopf - geschwiir, n. laryngeal 
 ulcer 
 
 Kehlkopf - guillotine, /. laryngeal 
 guillotine 
 
 Kehlkopf-haut, f. laryngeal mem- 
 brane 
 
 Kehlkopf-hohle, /. laryngeal cavity 
 
 Kehlkopf-hohlenerweiterung, /. di- 
 latation of laryngeal cavity 
 
 Kehlkopf-hohlenverengung, /. steno- 
 sis of laryngeal cavity 
 
 Kehlkopf-husten, n. laryngeal cough 
 
 Kehlkopf-innenraum, m. or -innere, 
 n. intra-laryngeal space 
 
 Kehlkopf-katarrh, m. laryngeal ca- 
 tarrh 
 
 Kehlkopf-knorpel, m. laryngeal car- 
 tilage 
 
 Kehlkopf-knorpelbewegung,/. move- 
 ment or excursion of laryngeal 
 cartilage 
 
 Kehlkopf-knorpelhatit, /. laryngeaf 
 perichondrium 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kei 
 
 Kehlkopf - knorpelhautentzundung, 
 /. laryngeal perichondritis 
 
 Kehlkopf - krampf, m. laryngeal 
 spasm 
 
 Kehlkopf - krankheit, /. laryngeal 
 disease 
 
 Kehlkopf -krebs, m. cancer of larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-krupp, m. laryngeal croup 
 
 Kehlkopf-lahmung, /. laryngeal pa- 
 ralysis 
 
 Kehlkopf-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Kehlkopf - muskel, m. laryngeal 
 muscle 
 
 Kehlkopf -muskelkrampf, m. spasm 
 of laryngeal muscle 
 
 Kehlkopf-muskellahmung, /. para- 
 lysis of laryngeal muscle 
 
 Kehlkopf-muskelzusammenziehung, 
 /. contraction of laryngeal muscle 
 
 Kehlkopf-muskulatur, /. laryngeal 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Kehlkopf-nerv, n. laryngeal nerve 
 
 Kehlkopf-neubildung, /. laryngeal 
 new-growth 
 
 Kehlkopf-neurose, /. laryngeal neu- 
 rosis 
 
 Kehlkopf-odem, n. oedema of glottis 
 or larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-offnung, /. upper orifice 
 of larynx 
 
 Kehlkopf-pinsel, m. laryngeal brush 
 
 Kehlkopf-pinzette, /. laryngeal for- 
 ceps 
 
 Kehlkopf -polyp, m. laryngeal poly- 
 pus 
 
 Kehlkopf-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kehlkopf-rachenspiegel, m. laryngo- 
 pharyngeal speculum or mirror 
 
 Kehlkopf -raum, m. = -innenraum 
 
 Kehlkopf-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kehlkopf schleimhaut, /. laryngeal 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Kehlkopfschleimhaut - anschwell - 
 ung, /. swelling of laryngeal 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Kehlkopfschleimhaut-entziindung, /. 
 inflammation of laryngeal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Kehlkopf schleimhaut-geschwur, n. 
 ulcer of laryngeal mucous mem- 
 brane 
 
 Kehlkopfschleimhaut-schwellung, /. 
 = -anschwellung 
 
 Kehlkopfschleimhaut - verschwar- 
 ung, /. ulceration of laryngeal 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Kehlkopfschleimhaut-wucherung, /. 
 hypertrophy of laryngeal mucous 
 membrane 
 
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 Kehlkopf-schliesser, m. constrictor 
 
 laryngis 
 Kehlkopf - schmerz, m. laryngeal 
 
 pain 
 Kehlkopf-schnitt, m. laryngotomy 
 Kehlkopf-schwamm, m. laryngeal 
 
 sponge 
 Kehll^opf - schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 Kehlkopf-schwindel, m. laryngeal 
 
 vertigo 
 Kehlkopf - schwindsucht, /. laryn- 
 geal phthisis 
 Kehlkopf-sonde, /. laryngeal sound 
 
 or probe 
 Kehlkopf -Spiegel, m. laryngeal mir- 
 ror 
 Kehlkopf - spritze, /. laryngeal sy- 
 ringe 
 Kehlkopf-stimme, /. laryngeal voice 
 Kehlkopf-tasche, /. laryngeal ven- 
 tricle 
 Kehlkopf- tuberkel, m. laryngeal tu- 
 bercle 
 Kehlkopf-tuberkulose,/. = -schwind- 
 sucht 
 Kehlkopf -iiberanstrengung, /. laryn- 
 geal overstrain 
 Kehlkopf-umfang, m. circumference 
 
 of larynx 
 Kehlkopf-untersuchung, /. examina- 
 tion of larynx 
 Kehlkopf -vene, /. = -blutader 
 Kehlkopf-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Kehlkopf - verengung, /. laryngeal 
 
 stenosis 
 Kehlkopf - verletzung, /. laryngeal 
 
 injury 
 Kehlkopf-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of larynx 
 Kehlkopf-wand, /. laryngeal wall 
 Kehlkopf-zange, /. = -pinzette 
 Kehlkopf-zapfchen, n. uvula 
 Kehlkopf-zerstorung, /. destruction 
 
 of larynx 
 Kehlkopf-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Kehl-krampf, m. laryngeal spasm 
 Kehl-laut, m. guttural sound 
 Kehl-schnitt, m. laryngotomy 
 Keichen ; vide Keuchen 
 Keil, m. wedge, cuneus 
 Keil-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. wedge- 
 shaped, sphenoidal, cuneiform 
 Keilbein, n. sphenoid bone ; cunei- 
 form bone 
 Keilbein- (in compds.), sphenoidal 
 Keilbein-blutleiter, m. basilar sinus 
 Keilbein-dorn, m. spine of sphenoid 
 Keilbein-fliigel, m. wing of sphenoid 
 
Kei 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kei 
 
 Keilbein-fontanelle, /. sphenoidal 
 fontanelle 
 
 Keilbein-fortsatz, m. sphenoidal pro- 
 cess 
 
 Keilbein-gaumenarterie, /. spheno- 
 palatine artery 
 
 Keilbein-gaumenknoten, m. spheno- 
 palatine ganglion 
 
 Keilbein-gaumennerv, m. spheno- 
 palatine nerve 
 
 Keilbein - gaumenschlagader, /. = 
 -gaumenarterie 
 
 Keilbein-hohle, /. sphenoidal sinus 
 
 Keilbein-hohleneiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of sphenoidal sinus 
 
 Keilbein-horn, n. or -hornchen, n. 
 = -fortsatz 
 
 Keilbein-kamm, m. sphenoidal crest 
 
 Keilbein - kiefergrube, /. spheno- 
 maxillary fossa 
 
 Keilbein - kieferspalte, /. spheno- 
 maxillary'- fissure 
 
 Keilbein-korper, m. body of sphe- 
 noid 
 
 Keilbein-loch, m. sphenoid foramen 
 
 Keilbein-muscheln, f.pl. sphenoidal 
 turbinate bones 
 
 Keilbein-naht, /. sphenoidal suture 
 
 Keilbein - schlafenflugel, m. great 
 wing of sphenoid 
 
 Keilbein-schnabel, m. rostrum sphe- 
 noidale 
 
 Keilbein-sessel, m. sella turcica 
 
 Keilbein-sinus, m. sphenoidal sinus 
 
 Keilbein - spalte, /. sphenoidal fis- 
 sure 
 
 Keilbein-spitze, /. clinoid process of 
 sphenoid 
 
 Keilbein-stachel, m. spine of sphe- 
 noid 
 
 Keilbein- winkel, m. sphenoidal angle 
 
 Keilbein-zungelchen, n. lingula sphe- 
 noidalis 
 
 Keil-excision, /. wedge-shaped ex- 
 cision 
 
 Keil-form, /. the shape of a wedge 
 
 Keil-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Keil-fortsatz, m. sphenoidal process 
 
 Keil-kissen, n. wedge-shaped pillow 
 
 KeJl-knochen, m. (and compds.) = 
 -bein 
 
 Keil-kopf, m. sphenocephalus 
 
 Keil-schiffbeinband, n. cuneo-sca- 
 phoid ligament 
 
 Keil-strang, tn. Burdach's tract 
 
 Keil-strangkern, m. cuneate nucleus 
 
 Keil-wiirfelbeinband, n. cuneo-cu- 
 boid ligament 
 
 Keim, m. germ, embryo 
 
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 Keim- (in compds.) embryonic, 
 germinal 
 
 Keim-anhang, m. embryonic appen- 
 dix 
 
 Keim-anlage, /. embryonic rudi- 
 ment, primitive trace, germinal 
 layer 
 
 Keim-ausscheidung, /. excretion or 
 secretion of germs 
 
 Keim-bereitend, a. germ-preparing, 
 germ-forming 
 
 Keim-bereitung, /. germ-formation 
 
 Keim - bildend, a. germ-preparing, 
 germ-forming 
 
 Keim-bildung, /. germ-formation, 
 germination 
 
 Keim-blaschen, n. or -blase, /. ger- 
 minal vesicle ; blastula (Haeckel) 
 
 Keimblatt, n. a germinal layer 
 ausseres — , ectoderm 
 inneres or innerstes — , endo- 
 
 derm 
 mittleres or mittelstes — , meso 
 
 derm 
 motorisch germinatives — , = 
 
 mittleres — • 
 oberstes — , = ausseres — 
 sensorielles — , = ausseres — 
 
 Keim-blatter, n.pl. germinal layers 
 
 Keim-blatterbildung, /. formation of 
 germinal layers 
 
 Keim -centrum, n. germinating 
 centre 
 
 Keim-driise, /. generative gland 
 
 Keimen, v.i. to germinate, to de- 
 velop, to bud 
 
 Keimen, n. germination 
 
 Keimend, a. germinating 
 
 Keim-entwickelung, /. germ-devel- 
 opment 
 
 Keim-epithel, n. germinal or em- 
 bryonic epithelium 
 
 Keim-epithelzelle, /. germinal or 
 embryonic epithelial cell 
 
 Keim - fahig, a. capable of germin- 
 ating 
 
 Keim-fahigkeit, /. capability of ger- 
 minating 
 
 Keim-falte, /. germinal fold or 
 ridge 
 
 Keim-feuchtigkeit, /. = -fliissigkeit 
 
 Keim-fiechte, /. blastospore 
 
 Keim -fleck, m. germinal spot, 
 macula germinativa, nucleolus of 
 ovum 
 
 Keim-fliissigkeit, /. fluid of vesicular 
 blastoderm 
 
 Keim-frei, a. free from germ or 
 living organisms 
 
Kei 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kep 
 
 Keim-freiheit, /. freedom from germs 
 
 or living organisms 
 Keim-gang, m. germinal due 
 
 Keim-gebilde, n. embryo 
 
 Keim-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained germs 
 
 Keim-geschichte, /. history of de- 
 velopment, history of the germ 
 
 Keim-gewebe, n. germinal or em- 
 bryonic tissue 
 
 Keim-gift, n. poison from germs, 
 toxins 
 
 Keim-grube, /. germinal fossa, em- 
 bryonic cavity 
 
 Keim-haltig, a. containing germs 
 
 Keim-haufchen, n. a clump or accu- 
 mulation of germs 
 
 Keim-haut, /. blastoderm 
 
 K'eim-hautarterie, /. omphalo-me- 
 senteric artery 
 
 Keim-hautvene, /. omphalo-mesen- 
 teric vein 
 
 Keim-hof, m. germinative area 
 
 Keim-hohle, /. germinal or embry- 
 onic cavity 
 
 Keim-hiigel, m. germinal mound or 
 swelling, cumulus oophorus 
 
 Keim-hiille, /. = -kapsel 
 
 Keim-kapsel, /. germinal capsule ; 
 capsular membrane of ovum 
 
 Keim-kern, m. germinal spot or 
 nucleus ; segmentation nucleus 
 
 Keim-knospe, /. germinal bud 
 
 Keim-korn, n. germinal spore or 
 granule 
 
 Keim-kugel, /. germinal globule 
 
 Keim-lager, n. germinal layer, dis- 
 cus proligerus 
 
 Keim-leben, n. embryonic or germ- 
 life 
 
 Keim-ling, m. embryo germ 
 
 Keim-loch, n. micropyle 
 
 Keim-Ios, a. gerniloss, non-germinal 
 
 Keim-netz, ii. germinal reticulum 
 
 Keim-organ, n. germ organ 
 
 Keitn-pfortchen, n. or -pforte, /. 
 blastopore, blastostomion 
 
 Keim-pilz, m. blastomyces 
 
 Keim-plasma, n. germ-plasma 
 
 Keim-platte, /. germinal lamina 
 
 Keim-ring, m. germinal ring 
 
 Keim-sack, m. amnion 
 
 Keim-sackchen, n. = -sack 
 
 Keim-saft, m. fluid contents or 
 constituents of the germ 
 
 Keim - scheibe, /. germinal disc, 
 disctts proligerus 
 
 Keim-schicht, /. germ-layer, germi- 
 nal layer, blastostroma 
 
 Keim-schlauch, m. embryonic 
 sheath, blastophore 
 
 Keim-stabchen, n.pl. germ-rods or 
 bacilli 
 
 Keim-statte, /. germinal centre 
 
 Keim-stock, m. generative gland 
 
 Keim-stoff, m. germinal matter or 
 substance, blastema 
 
 Keim-strang, m. embryonic cord 
 
 Keim-streifen, m. germinal streak or 
 band 
 
 Keim-streifenverwachsung, /. con- 
 crescence of germinal bands 
 
 Keim-substanz, /. = -stoff 
 
 Keim-totend, a. germicidal 
 
 Keim-trager, m. blastophore 
 
 Keimung, /. germination,, 
 
 Keim-verirrung, /. abnormal de- 
 velopment of gerrainar tissue 
 
 Keim-vermogen, n. = -fahigkeit 
 
 Keim-voll, a. full of germs 
 
 Keim- wall, m. germinal wall or 
 ridge 
 
 Keim-wulst, m. germinal mound or 
 swelling 
 
 Keim-zeit, /. germinal time or period 
 
 Keim-zelle, /. germ-cell 
 
 Keim-zellenstrang, m. column or 
 fasciculus of germ-cells 
 
 Kelch, m. cup ; calyx ; infundibu- 
 lum 
 
 Kelch-formig, cup-shaped 
 
 Kelch-geissler, pi. cydomastiges 
 
 Kelch-zelle, /. cup-shaped or goblet 
 cell 
 
 •Kalis, /. macula, scar 
 
 Kellerhals- (and compds.), vide 
 Seidelbast 
 
 Keloid, n. keloid, cheloid 
 
 Keloid-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. re- 
 sembling keloid 
 
 Keloid-ausschneidung, /. excision of 
 a keloid 
 
 Keloplastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 scars 
 
 Kelotomie, /. kelotomy 
 
 Kenntnis, /. knowledge 
 
 Kennzeichen, n. diagnostic sign, 
 characteristic symptom 
 
 Kephalaa, n. = Kephalalgie 
 
 Kephalalgie, /. headache 
 
 Kephalhamatom, n. cephalhsema- 
 toma 
 
 Kephalika, n.pl. cerebral tonics 
 
 Kephalo- (in compds.), relating to 
 the head or skull 
 
 Kephalo-cele, n. = -kele 
 
 Kephalo-graphie, /. description of 
 the head and its parts 
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Kep 
 
 OF MKDiCAL lERMS 
 
 kei' 
 
 Kephalo-kele, n. cerebral hernia 
 Kephalo-meter, m. cephalometer 
 Kephalo-metrie, /. cephalometry 
 Kephalo-thrybe, m. = -thrjrptor 
 Kephalo-thrypsie, /. cephalotripsy 
 Kephalo-thryptor, m. cephalotribe 
 Kephir- (and compds.), vide Kefir 
 Keratalgie, /. painful affection of the 
 
 cornea 
 Keratektasie, /. prolapse of cornea 
 Keratinieren, v.t. to coat with kera- 
 tin 
 Keratitis, /. corneitis 
 Keratocele, n. hernia of cornea 
 Keratoconus, m. conical cornea 
 Keratodeomatosen, pi. diseases of 
 
 the coriugi 
 Kerato-globus, m. globular cornea 
 Kerato-hyalinkorner, n.pl. kerato- 
 
 hyaline granules 
 Kerato - iritis, /. inflammation of 
 
 cornea and iris 
 Kerato-konus, m. conical cornea 
 Kerato-lysen, pi. = Kerato-nosen 
 Kerato - malacie, /. softening or 
 
 ulceration 'of cornea 
 Kerato - tnykose, /. keratomycosis 
 
 aspergillina 
 Kerato-nosen, pi. pathological or 
 abnormal development of the 
 horny portion of epidermis 
 Kerato-pyxis, /. puncture of cornea 
 
 for needling the lens 
 Kerato-plastik, /. keratoplasty 
 Kerato-plastisch, a. keratoplastic 
 Keratosen, pi. = Kerato-nosen 
 Kerato-skopie, /. keratoscopy 
 Keratom, n. keratoma 
 ■Kerato-tomie, /. corneal incision 
 Keraunoneurosen, pi. neuroses fol- 
 lowing lightning-stroke 
 Kerbe, /. notch, indent, jag, channel, 
 
 groove 
 Kerbig, a. notched, indented, jagged, 
 
 grooved 
 Kerbzahnig, a. crenated 
 Kerckring'sche Falten, f.pl. valvulae 
 
 conniventes 
 Kerion, n. favus 
 Kerker-fieber, n. or -typhus, m. 
 
 typhus, jail-fever 
 Kermesbeere, /. the fruit of Phyto- 
 lacca decandra, L. 
 Kermesbeerenwurzel, /. the root of 
 
 Phytolacca decandra 
 Kern, m. kernel, nucleus 
 Kern- (in compds.), nuclear 
 Kern-achse, /. nuclear axis, modio- 
 lus 
 
 Kern-anhaufung, /. accumulation of 
 nuclei 
 
 Kern-artig, a. nuclear 
 
 Kern - blaschen, n. or -blase, f, 
 nuclear vesicle 
 
 Kern - blatt, n. lamina medullaris 
 involuta 
 
 Kern - bogen, m. nuclear zone or 
 crescent 
 
 Kern-chen, n. nucleolus 
 
 Kern-epithel, n. germ or embryonic 
 epithelium 
 
 Kern-faden, n. = -faser 
 
 Kern-farbe, /. nuclear stain 
 
 Kern-farbemittel, n. nucleus-stain- 
 ing material 
 
 Kern - farbung, /. nuclear stain- 
 ing 
 
 Kern-faser, /. nuclear fibre or fila- 
 ment 
 
 Kern-fasergeschwulst, /. fibro-nucle- 
 ated tumour 
 
 Kern-flach, /. (des Sehraums), 
 central surface of field of vision 
 
 Kern -fleck, m. point of acutest 
 vision on retina 
 
 Kern-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Kern - geriist, n. fibrous framework 
 of nucleus 
 
 Kern-geschwur, n. ulcer with a core 
 
 Kern-haltig, a. nucleated 
 
 Kern-hefe, /. bacterium 
 
 Kern - hohle, /. nuclear cavity or 
 vacuole 
 
 Kern-korper, m. nuclear corpuscle, 
 nucleolus 
 
 Kern-korperchen, n. = -korper 
 
 Kern-kugel, /. nucleus-globule 
 
 Kern-los, a. non-nucleated 
 
 Kern-masse, /. nuclear substance 
 
 Kern - membran, /. nuclear mem- 
 brane 
 
 Kern-neubildung, /. new formation 
 of nuclei 
 
 Kern-pilz, m. pyrenomyces 
 
 Kern-plasmakorper, m. minute col- 
 orable particles in nuclear proto- 
 plasm 
 
 Kern - platte, /. nuclear chromatin 
 plate 
 
 Kern-punkt, m. fixation point 
 
 Kern-punkt, m. (des Sehraums),, 
 apparent place of fixation point 
 
 Kern-saft, m. fluid part of nucleus 
 
 Kern-schwarz, n. nuclear black 
 
 Kern-seife, /. a kind of sodium, 
 soap 
 
 Kern - separation, /. first stage of 
 nuclear cataract 
 
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Ker 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kie 
 
 Kern-spindel, /. spindle-figure 
 formed in nucleus undergoing 
 karyokinesis 
 Kern-star, m. nuclear cataract 
 Kern-stelle, /. = -punkt 
 Kern-strange, m.pl. grey columns of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Kern-substanz, /. = -masse 
 Kern-teilung, /. segmentation of 
 
 nucleus 
 Kern-teilungsebene, /. plane of seg- 
 mentation of nucleus 
 Kern-teilungsfigur, /. karyokinetic 
 
 figure 
 Kern-ursprung, m. nuclear or cen- 
 tral origin 
 Kern-veranderung, /. nuclear change 
 Kern-vermehrung, /, numerical in- 
 crease of nuclear 
 Kern-wucherung, /. proliferation of 
 
 nuclei 
 Kern-zelle, /. nuclear or elementary 
 
 cell 
 Kern - zerf all, m. disintegration of 
 
 nucleus 
 Kern-zone, /. nuclear zone 
 Ketonalkohol, m. ketone alcohol 
 Ketonsaure, /. ketonic acid 
 Kette, /. chain 
 
 Ketten-bandwurm, m. tapeworm 
 Ketten-kokken, m.pl. chain cocci, 
 
 streptococci 
 Ketten-sage, /. chain-saw 
 Ketten - trager, m. chain ecraseur 
 
 guard 
 Ketten-wurm, m. = -bandwurm 
 Keuchen, v.i. to pant, to gasp, to 
 
 pufi and blow, to whoop 
 Keuchen, n. gasping, panting 
 Keuchhusten, m. whooping-cough 
 Keuchhusten-mittel, n. remedy for 
 
 whooping-cough 
 Keule, /. club ; clava 
 Keulenformig, a. club-shaped 
 Kiefer, m. maxilla, jaw; — , 
 
 /. pine 
 Kiefer- (in compds.), maxillary 
 Kiefer-ader, /. maxillary vein 
 Kiefer-arterie, /. maxillary artery 
 Kiefer-ast, m. maxillary branch ; 
 
 ramus of maxilla 
 Kiefer-bad, n. pine-needle bath 
 Kiefer-bein, n. maxillary bone 
 Kiefer-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Kiefer-bogen, m. inferior maxillary 
 
 arch 
 Kiefer-druse, /. submaxillary gland 
 Kiefef-driisenarterie, /. submaxillary 
 artery 
 
 Kiefer-fortsatz, m. maxillary pro- 
 cess 
 Kiefer - ganglion, m. submaxillary 
 
 ganglion 
 Kiefer-gaumenspalte, /. cleft of hard 
 
 palate 
 Kiefer-gelenk, n. temporo-maxUlary 
 
 articulation 
 Kiefer-gelenkband, n. ligament of 
 
 temporo-maxiUary articulation 
 Kiefer-hohle, /. antrum of Highmore 
 Kiefer-hohlenentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of antrum of Highmore 
 Kiefer-hohlenschleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of antrum of 
 Highmore 
 Kiefer - keilbeingrube, J. spheno- 
 maxillary fossa 
 Kiefer-klemme, /. trismus, lockjaw 
 Kiefer-klemme, /. (narbige), cica- 
 tricial closure of jaws 
 Kiefer-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Kiefer-knoten, m. = -ganglion 
 Kiefer-krampf, m. spasm of the jaw 
 Kiefer-leiden, n. an affection of the 
 
 jaw 
 Kiefer-leiste, /. maxUlary ridge or 
 
 groove 
 Kiefer-lymphdriise, /. submaxillary 
 
 lymph-gland 
 Kiefer - lymphdriisenschwellung, /. 
 enlargement of submaxUlary 
 glands 
 Kiefer-muskel, m. masseter muscle 
 Kiefer-muskelnerv, m. masseteric 
 
 nerve 
 Kiefer-nadelbad, n. pine-needle bath 
 Kiefer-nadelol, n. pine-oil 
 Kiefer-nervenknoten, m. = -gang- 
 lion 
 Kiefer-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Kiefer-sage, /. jaw-saw 
 Kiefer-sarkom, n. sarcoma of jaw 
 Kiefer-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Kiefer-spalte, /. cleft of hard palate 
 Kiefer-sperre, f. lockjaw 
 Kiefer-vene, /. = -ader 
 Kiefer-wall, m. maxillary ridge 
 Kiefer-winkel, m. angle of jaw 
 Kiefer-wolbung, /. vault of the jaw, 
 
 roof of the mouth 
 Kiefer-zahn, m. maxillary tooth 
 Kiefer-zange, /. bone forceps for jaw 
 Kiefer-zungenbeinmuskel, m. mylo- 
 hyoid muscle 
 Kiefer - zungenbeinmuskelnerv, m. 
 
 mylo-hyoid nerve 
 Kiefer - zungenmuskel, m, genio- 
 glossus muscle 
 
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OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kin 
 
 Kiefer-zungennerv, m. = -zungen- 
 
 beinmuskelnerv 
 Kieme, /. gill, branchia 
 Kiemen- (in compds.), branchial 
 Kiemen-arterie, /. branchial artery 
 Kiemen-bogen, m. branchial arch, 
 
 visceral arch 
 Kiemen-deckelfortsatz, m. process 
 growing backwards from hyoid 
 arch over sinus cervicalisof embryo 
 Kiemen-iistel, /. branchial fistula 
 Kiemen-furchen, f.pl. grooves repre- 
 senting branchial clefts 
 Kiemen-gang, m. branchial canal 
 Kiemen-ganghautauswuchs, m. out- 
 growth of skin in the line of a 
 branchial cleft 
 Kiemen-gefass, n. branchial vessel 
 Kiemen-gefassbogen, m. branchial 
 
 vascular arch 
 Kiemen - geschwulst, /. branchial 
 
 swelling or tumour 
 Kiemen-haut, /. branchial mem- 
 brane 
 Kiemen-offnung, /. branchial orifice 
 
 or cleft 
 Kiemen-sack, m. branchial sac 
 Kiemen-spalte, /. branchial cleft 
 Kiemen-spaltfistel, /. branchial fis- 
 tula 
 Kiesel, m. flint, pebble ; silex, silicon 
 Kiesel-erde, /. silica 
 Kiesel-fluorid, n. silicon fluoride 
 Kiesel-fluorwasserstoffsaure, /. hy- 
 drofluosilicic acid, siUco-fluoric 
 acid 
 Kiesel -guhr, n. infusorial earth, 
 
 diatomaceous earth 
 Kiesel-lunge, /. stone-cutters' lung 
 Kiesel-sauer, a. sUicate 
 Kiesel-saure, /. silicic acid 
 Kiesel-saureanhydrid, n. silicic an- 
 hydride 
 Kiesel-saures Salz, n. a silicate 
 Kiesel-verbindung, /. silicate 
 Kiesel- wasserstoff, m. silicon hy- 
 dride 
 Kiesfilter, n. gravel filter 
 Kinaesthesie, /. muscular sense 
 Kinasthetisch, a. kinesthetic 
 Kind, n. child 
 Kindbett, n. childbed 
 Kindbett- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Puerperal- and Wochenbett- 
 Kindbett-blutfluss, m. lochial dis- 
 charge 
 Kindbett-fieber, n. puerperal fever 
 Kindbett-fiebernd, a. suffering from 
 puerperal fever 
 
 Kindbett-fluss, m. = -blutfluss 
 Kindbett - kremke, /. a lying-in 
 
 woman 
 Kindbett-reinigung, /. = -blutfluss 
 Kindbett-zeit, /. lying-in period 
 Kindbetterin, /. lying-in woman 
 Kindbetterin - fieber, n. puerperal 
 
 fever 
 Kinder, n.pl. children 
 Kinder-abtreibung, /. forced abor- 
 tion 
 Kinder-amme, /. nurse, wet-nurse 
 Kinder-arzt, m. specialist for chil- 
 dren's diseases 
 Kinder - auffiitterung, /. artificial 
 feeding or dry-nursing of children 
 Kinder-balsam, m." soothing sjrrup ' ' 
 Kinder-bevolkerung, /. child-popu- 
 lation 
 Kinder-bewahranstalt, /. home for 
 
 children ; minding school 
 Kinder-blattern, f.pl. small-pox of 
 
 children 
 Kinder-braune, /. infantile croup 
 Kinder-cholera, /. infantile cholera 
 Kinder-diat, /. diet for children 
 Kinder-diatetik, /. dietetics of chil- 
 dren 
 Kinder-durchfall, m. infantile diar- 
 rhoea 
 Kinder-ernahrung, /. alimentation 
 
 of children 
 Kinder-flecken, m.pl. measles 
 Kinder-frau, /. nurse 
 Kinder-fuss, m'. white leg 
 Kinder-gichter, pi. = -konvulsionen 
 Kinder-heilanstalt, /. children's hos- 
 pital or infirmary 
 Kinder-heilkunde, /. paediatrics 
 Kinder-heilstatte, /. = -anstalt 
 Kinder-klinik, /. children's clinic 
 Kinder-konvulsionen, f.pl. eclamp- 
 sia infantum, infantile convul- 
 sions 
 Kkider-krampfe, m.pl. = -konvul- 
 sionen 
 Kinder-krankenhaus, n. children's 
 
 hospital 
 Kinder-krankheit, /. disease of chil- 
 dren 
 Kinder-krankheitenlehre, /. = -heil- 
 
 kunde 
 Kinder-lahmung, /. infantile para- 
 lysis (anterior polio-myelitis) 
 Kinder-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Kinder-los, a. childless 
 Kinder-losigkeit, /. childlessness 
 Kinder-mehl, n. food for children in 
 the form of meal 
 
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Kin 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kin 
 
 Kinder-messer, m. instrumenb for 
 
 child-measurements 
 Kinder-messwage, /. instrument for 
 
 taking length and weight of new- 
 born children 
 Kinder-mord, m. child-murder 
 Kinder-nahrungsmittel, n. food for 
 
 infants or children 
 Kinder-nahrzwieback, m. nutritive 
 
 biscuit for infants 
 Kinder-pech, n. meconium 
 Kinder-pfiege, /. the care of children 
 Kinder-pocken, f.pl. = -blat^ern 
 Kinder-pulver, n. Pulvis magnesia 
 
 cum rheo, Ph. G. 
 Kinder-sanatorium, n. sanatorium 
 
 for children 
 Kinder-schleim, m. vernix caseosa 
 Kinder-schmiere, /. = -schleim 
 Kinder-schutz, m, (legal) protection 
 
 of children 
 Kinder-schutzverein, m. society for 
 
 the protection of children 
 Kinder-sterblichkeit, /. infant mor- 
 tality 
 Kinder - suppe, /. easily digestible 
 
 broth for children 
 Kinder- wage, /. scales for weighing 
 
 children 
 Kinder-zahn, m. milk or primary 
 
 tooth 
 Kindes- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Kinder- 
 Kindes-abtreibung, /. abortion 
 Kindes-alter, n. infancy, childhood 
 
 period 
 Kindes-beine, pi. infancy, childhood 
 Kindes - bewegungen, f.pl. foetal 
 
 movements 
 Kindes-kopf, m. head of foetus or 
 
 chUd 
 Kindes-korper, m. body of foetus 
 
 or child 
 Kindes-lage, /. presentation of foetus 
 Kindes-leiche, /. corpse of foetus or 
 
 child 
 Kindes-mord, m. infanticide 
 Kindes-morderin, /. child-murderess 
 Kindes-noten, f.pl. labour pains 
 Kindes-pech, n. naeconium 
 Kindes-pflege, /. care of children 
 Kindes-schleim, m. vernix caseosa 
 Kindes - teil, m. portion of child, 
 
 part of foetus 
 
 grosser — , = head or trunk 
 kleiner — , = extremities. 
 Kindes- wasser, n. amniotic fluid 
 Kindes- wehen, f.pl. expulsive labour 
 
 pains 
 
 Kindes-zahn, m. milk or primary 
 
 tooth 
 Kindheit, /. childhood, infancy 
 Kindisch, a. childish 
 
 Kindischwerden, n. the becoming 
 childish, second childhood 
 
 Kindlich, a. childlike, becoming a 
 child 
 
 Kinds- (in compds.), vide Kindes- 
 
 Kinesiatrik, /. medical gymnastics 
 
 Kinesioneurosen, f.pl. neuroses af- 
 fecting muscles 
 
 Kinesitherapie, /. treatment by gym- 
 nastics or movement 
 
 Kinesodisch, a. kinesodic 
 
 Kinetisch, a. kinetic 
 
 Kinetotherapeutische Bader, pi. 
 baths in which gymnastic exer- 
 cises are performed 
 
 Kinn, n. chin 
 
 Kinn- (in compds.), mental, maxil- 
 lary 
 
 Kinn-arterie, /. mental artery 
 
 Kinnbacken, m. jaw, maxilla 
 
 Kinnbacken - arterie, /. maxillary 
 artery 
 
 Kinnbacken - bein, n. maxillary 
 bone 
 
 Kinnbacken-driise, /. sub-maxillary 
 gland 
 
 Kinnbacken-gicht, /. gout affecting 
 the jaw 
 
 Kinnbacken - grube, /. maxillary 
 fossa 
 
 Kinnbacken - hohle, /. antrum of 
 Highmore 
 
 Kinnbacken - hohlenentziindung, /. 
 inflammation of antrum of High- 
 more 
 
 Kinnbacken-hohlenschleimhaut, /. 
 mucous membrane of antrum of 
 Highmore 
 
 Kinnbacken-knochen, m. == -bein 
 
 Kinnbacken - krampf, m. trismus, 
 lockjaw 
 
 Kinnbacken-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kinnbacken-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Kinnbacken-schmerz, m. neuralgia 
 in the jaw 
 
 Kinnbacken-zahn, m. molar tooth 
 
 Kinnbacken-zwang, m. = -krampf 
 
 Kinn-bart, m. beard (imperial) 
 
 Kinn-binde, /. chin bandage 
 
 Kinn - condylialdreieck, n. mento- 
 condylar triangle 
 
 Kinn - coronialdreieck, n. mento- 
 coronal triangle 
 
 Kinn-flechte, /. mentagra, sycosis 
 
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 Kla 
 
 Kinn-gebiet, n. or -gegend, /. mental 
 
 region 
 Kinn-gonialdreieck, n. mento-gonial 
 
 triangle 
 Kinn-griibchen, n. or -grube, /. 
 
 dimple in chin 
 Kinn - hinterhaupthalter, m. jury- 
 mast for spinal affection 
 Kinn-hocker, m. maxillary tuber- 
 osity 
 Kinn-laden, m. jaw, maxilla 
 Kinn-ladencist, m. ramus of jaw 
 Kinn-lippenfurche, /. mento-labial 
 
 furrow 
 Kinn-lippenlinie, /. mento-labial line 
 Kinn-loch, n. mental foramen 
 Kinn-naht, /. symphysis of lower jaw 
 Kinn-nerv, m. mental nerve 
 Kinn-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Kinn-punkt, m. mental point 
 Kinn-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Kinn-teil, m. portion of chin 
 Kinn-tuch, n. jaw bandage or cloth 
 Kinn-winkel, m. mental angle 
 Kinn-zitzenspitzendreieck, n. mento- 
 
 mastoid triangle 
 Kinn-zungenbeinmuskel, m. genio- 
 hyoid muscle 
 Kinn-zungenmuskel, m. genio-glos- 
 
 sus muscle 
 Kino, n. kino 
 
 Kino-gerbsaure, /. kino-tannic acid 
 Kino-tinktur, /. tincture of kino 
 Kionitis, /. inflammation of uvula 
 Kiotom, n. instrument for removing 
 
 tonsils or uvula 
 Kirschlorbeer, m. cherry-laurel 
 Kirschlorbeer-blatter, n.pl. cherry- 
 laurel leaves 
 Kirschlorbeer - wasser, n. cherry- 
 laurel water 
 Kirschnernaht, /. glover's suture 
 Kirsch-saft, m. or -sirup, m. Syrupus 
 
 cerasorum, Ph. G. 
 Kirsch-wasser, n. Aqua amygdala- 
 rum amarum, Ph. G. 
 Kitt, m. cement 
 Kitt-leiste, /. cement edge 
 Kitt-mcisse, f. cement substance, 
 
 intercellular substance 
 Kitt-substanz, /. cement substance 
 Kitt-verband, m. obsolete bandage 
 stiffened with casein and potas- 
 sium silicate 
 Kitzel, m. tickling, titUlation ; itch- 
 ing 
 Kitzel-empfindung, /. or -gefiihl, n, 
 
 tickling or itching sensation 
 Kitzel-husten, w. tickling cough' 
 
 Kitzelig, a. ticklish 
 
 Kitzeln, v.t. & i. to tickle, to titillate ; 
 
 to itch 
 Kitzeln. n. = Kitzslung 
 Kitzelung, /. tickling, titillation 
 
 Kitzler, m. clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-arterie, /. artery of clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-bandchen, n. frenulum of 
 clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-blutader, /. vein of clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-eichel, /. glans clitoridis 
 
 Kitzler-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 of clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-muskel, n. erector clitoridis 
 
 Kitzler-nerv, m. nerve of clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kitzler-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kitzler - schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-schwellkorper, m. corpus 
 cavernosum clitoridis 
 
 Kitzler-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 lung 
 
 Kitzler-spalte, /. fissure of clitoris 
 
 Kitzler-vorhaut, /. prepuce of cli- 
 toris 
 
 Klaffen, v.i. to gape, to chap 
 
 Klaffend, a. gaping, open, yawning 
 
 Klage, /. complaint 
 
 Klagen, v.i. to complain, to be in- 
 disposed 
 
 Klamm, a. tight (especially of breath- 
 ing) 
 
 Klammer, /. clamp 
 
 Klammer-behandlung, /. treatment 
 by clamp 
 
 Klammer-naht, /. clamp suture 
 
 Klammer - schiene, /. interrupted 
 splint 
 
 Klang, m. sound, tone, timbre 
 
 Klang-empfindung, /. perception of 
 sound 
 
 Klang-farbe, /. timbre, tone-colour 
 
 Klang-feld, n. tone-field 
 
 Klang-Ios, a. toneless 
 
 Klang - losigkeit, /. soundlessness, 
 tonelessness 
 
 Klang-messer, m. phonometer 
 
 Klang-stab, m. sound-rod 
 
 Klang-stab, m. (der Rautengrube), 
 striae acusticae 
 
 Klang-welle, /. sound-wave 
 
 Klappdeckel, m. operculum 
 
 Klappe, /. valve 
 
 dreizipflige — , tricuspid 
 halbmondformige — , semilunar 
 mutzenformige — , mitral 
 
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Kla 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kle 
 
 Klappe, zweizipflige, m. mitral 
 valve 
 
 Klappen, v.i. to clap, to flap, to close 
 like a valve 
 
 Klappen- (in compds.), valvular 
 
 Klappen - aneurysma, n. valvular 
 aneurism 
 
 Klappen-apparat, m. valvular appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Klappen-artig, a. valvular, valvate 
 
 Klappen-durchbohrung, /. perfora- 
 tion of a valve 
 
 Klappen-entzUndung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of a valve 
 
 Klappen - erkrankung, /. valvular 
 afiection 
 
 Klappen-fehler, m. valvular defect 
 or insufficiency 
 
 Klappen-flache, /. surface of a valve 
 
 Klappen-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Klappen -fiihrend, a. possessmg 
 valves, valved 
 
 Klappen-gerausch, n. valvular mur- 
 mur 
 
 Klappen-gewebe, n. valvular tissue 
 
 Klappen-haltig, a. = -fiihrend 
 
 Klappen-hamatom, n. haematoma or 
 apoplexy of a valve 
 
 Klappen-insufficienz, /. valvular in- 
 sufficiency 
 
 Klappen-krankheit, /. valvular dis- 
 ease 
 
 Klappen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Klappen-los, a. without valves 
 
 Klappen-missbildung, /. malforma- 
 tion of valves 
 
 Klappen-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 
 Klappen-ring, m. the ring of a 
 valve 
 
 Klappen-saum, m. edge of a valve 
 
 Klappen-schluss, m. closure of a 
 valve 
 
 Klappen-schrumpfung, /. shrinking 
 or crumpling of a valve 
 
 Klappen-segel, n. segment or flap 
 of a valve 
 
 Klappen-spiel, n. play or mechanism 
 of a valve 
 
 Klappen-stoss, m. diastolic shock 
 
 Klappen-ton, m. valvular tone or 
 sound 
 
 Klappen-verdickung, /. thickening 
 of a valve 
 
 Klappen-verkalkung, /. calcification 
 of a valve 
 
 Klappen-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of a valve 
 
 Klappen-verkurzung, /. shortening 
 of a valve 
 
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 Klappen-verschrumpf ung, /. = 
 -schrumpfung 
 
 Klappen-verwachsung, /. adhesion 
 of a valve 
 
 Klappen-wulst, m. tuber valvulse ; 
 commissura brevis 
 
 Klappen-zerreissung, /. tearing or 
 rupture of a valve 
 
 Klappen-zipfel, m. = -segel 
 
 Klaproth 'sche Stahltropf en, pi. Tinct. 
 ferri acet. aeth. 
 
 Klar, a. clear, transparent 
 
 Klaren, v.t. to clear, to clarify 
 
 Klarheit, /. clearness 
 
 Klarifizieren, v.t. to clarify 
 
 Klarung, /. clarification 
 
 Klatschen, v.t. to slap (massage) 
 
 Klatschpraparat, n. squeeze prepara- 
 tion (bacter.) 
 
 Klatschrosen, f.pl. the flowers of 
 Papaver rhoeas 
 
 Klatschrosen saft, m. Syrupus 
 rhoeados. Ph. G. 
 
 Klatschung, /. slapping (massage) 
 
 Klaue, /. claw 
 
 Klauen-fett, n. neat's-foot oil 
 
 Klauen-formig, a. claw-shaped 
 
 Klauen-hand, /. claw-hand 
 
 Klauen-61, n. = -fett 
 
 Klauen - pinzette, /. hooked for- 
 ceps 
 
 Klauen - seuche, /. foot-and-mouth 
 disease 
 
 Klaustrophobie, /. fear of being 
 shut up in a room with closed 
 doors and windows 
 
 Klavierspielerkrampf, m. pianoforte- 
 players' cramp 
 
 Kleb- (in compds.), adhesive 
 
 Kleb-ather, m. collodion 
 
 Kleben, v.i. to adhere, to cling to, to 
 stick 
 
 Klebend, a. adhesive, adherent 
 
 Kleber, m. gluten 
 
 Kleber-brot, n. gluten bread 
 
 Kleber-gries, m. gluten grits 
 
 Kleber-leim, m. gluten glue (for 
 fixed bandages) 
 
 Kleb-kraft, /. adhesive power 
 
 Kleb-mittel, n. an agglutinant 
 
 Kleb-pfliaster, n. adhesive plaster 
 
 Klebricht, a. = Klebrig 
 
 Klebrig, a. adhesive, sticky, viscous, 
 viscid, glutinous, ropy 
 
 Klebrigkeit, /. adhesiveness, sticki- 
 ness, viscosity, glutinousness 
 
 Kleb-taffet, m. or -taft, m. court, 
 plaster 
 
 Klee, pt. clover 
 
Kle 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kle 
 
 Klee-krebs, m. a disease of clover 
 
 due to peziza 
 Klee-salz, n. acid potassium oxalate 
 Klee-sauer, a. oxalate, oxalic 
 Klee-saure, /. oxalic acid 
 Klee-saurevergiftung, /. oxalic acid 
 
 poisoning 
 Kleiderlaus, /. pediculus vestimenti 
 Kleie, /. bran 
 
 Kleien-artig, a. branny, furfuraceous 
 Kleien-ausschlag, m. = -flechte 
 Kleien-bad, n. bran-bath 
 Kleien-brot, n. bran-bread 
 Kleien-flechte, /. porrigo furfurans 
 Kleien-formig, a. = -artig 
 Kleien-grind, m. = -flechte 
 Kleien-wasser, n. bran-water 
 Klein, a. small, little, diminutive, 
 
 short, minute, minor, lesser 
 Klein-augigkeit, /. microphthalmia 
 Klein-becken, n. true pelvis 
 Kleinfinger, /. little finger 
 Kleinfinger-abzieher, m. abductor of 
 
 little finger 
 Kleinfinger-ballen, m. hypothenar 
 
 eminence 
 Kleinfinger - beuger, m. flexor of 
 
 little finger 
 Kleinfinger-flache, /. ulnar surface 
 Kleinfinger - gegend, /. region of 
 
 little finger 
 Kleinfinger-nagel, m. naU of little 
 
 finger 
 Kleinfinger-rand, m. ulnar border 
 Kleinheit, /. smallness, minuteness 
 Kleinheitswahn, m. micromania 
 Kleinhirn, n. cerebellum. 
 Kleinhirn- (in compds.), cerebellar 
 Kleinhirn-arm, m. = -stiel 
 Kleinhirn-arterie,/. cerebellar arterjr 
 Kleinhirn - blaschen, n. cerebellar 
 
 vesicle 
 Kleinhirn-biindel, m. cerebellar fas- 
 ciculus 
 Kleinhirn-commissur, /. cerebellar 
 
 commissure 
 Kleinhirn-einschnitt, m. fissure of 
 
 cerebellum 
 Kleinhirn-grau, n. grey matter of 
 
 cerebellum 
 Kleinhirn-halfte, /. or -hemisphare, /. 
 
 cerebellar hemisphere 
 Kleinhirn-innere, n. medullary por- 
 tion of cerebellum 
 Kleinhirn-kreuzung, /. decussation 
 
 of cerebellum 
 Kleinhirn-lappen, m. cerebellar lobe 
 Kleinhirn-tnandel, /. amygdala cere- 
 
 belli 
 
 Kleinhirn-markleiste, /. medullary 
 lamina of cerebellum 
 
 Kleinhirn-oberflache, /. cerebellar 
 surface 
 
 Kleinhirn-querfurche, /. sulcus hori- 
 zontalis Reilii 
 
 Kleinhirn-rinde, /. cortex cerebelli 
 
 Kleinhirn-schadelgrube, /. cerebellai 
 fossa 
 
 Kleinhirn-schenkel, m. crus cere- 
 belli 
 
 Kleinhirn-seitenstrangbahn, /. lat- 
 eral cerebellar tract 
 
 Kleinhirn-sichel, /. falx cerebelli 
 
 Kleinhirn-stiel, m. peduncle of cere- 
 bellum 
 
 Kleinhirn - windung, /. cerebellar 
 convolution 
 
 Kleinhirn-wurm, m. vermiform pro- 
 cess ■ 
 
 Kleinhirn-zelt, n, tentorium cere- 
 beUi 
 
 Klein-kammerig, a. minutely cystic, 
 loculated 
 
 Klein-kinderbewahranstalt, /. asy- 
 lum for infants, creche 
 
 Klein-kinderpflege, /. the nursing of 
 infants 
 
 Klein-kopflg, a. micro-cephalic 
 
 Klein-lebewesen, n. micro-organism 
 
 Klein-papulos, a. minutely papular 
 
 Klein-warzig, a. minutely verrucose 
 
 Klein-zehe, /. little toe 
 
 Klein-zehenabzieher, m. abductor of 
 little toe 
 
 Klein-zehenballen, m. plantar emi- 
 nence beneath little toe 
 
 Klein-zehenbeuger, m. flexor of 
 little toe 
 
 Klein-zehennagel, m . nail of little toe 
 
 Klein-zellensarkom, n. small-celled 
 sarcoma 
 
 Klein-zellig, a. small-celled 
 
 Kleisagra, n. gout of the clavicular 
 region 
 
 Kleister, m. starch paste, size 
 
 Kleister - alchen, n.pl. anguillulse 
 glutinis 
 
 Kleister-binde, /. starch bandage 
 
 Kleister-schicht, /. layer of starch 
 paste 
 
 Kleister- verband, m. dressing with 
 dressing-bandages 
 
 Klemme, /. = Klemmer 
 
 Klemmen, v.t. to pinch, to squeeze ; 
 to jam 
 
 Klemmer, m, clamp 
 
 Klemm - pinzette, /. or -zange, /. 
 clamp forceps, vulsellum forceps 
 
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Kle 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kn^ 
 
 Kleplomane, m. a kleptomaniac 
 Kleptomanie, /. kleptomania 
 Klettenwurzel, /. Radix bardanae, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Klettenwurzel-61, n. name given to a 
 
 kind of hair-oil 
 Klima, n. climate 
 Klima-fieber, n. climatic or endemic 
 
 fever 
 Klimakterisch, a. climacteric 
 Klima-kur, /. treatment by change 
 
 of climate 
 Klimatisch, a. climatic 
 Klimatologie, /. chmatology 
 Klimatotherapie, /. treatment by 
 
 climate 
 Klinge, /. blade 
 Klingend, a. ringing, tympanitic,, 
 
 metallic tinkling 
 Klinik, /. clinic 
 
 — ambulatorische, out-patient 
 clinic 
 
 — stadtische, the visiting of 
 patients in their own homes 
 by the professor and students 
 
 — stationare.or stehende, the in- 
 struction of medical students 
 in the hospital at the bedside 
 
 Klinikef, m. the teacher or medical 
 student in the clinic 
 
 Klinikum, n. =■ Klinik 
 
 Klinisch, a. clinical 
 
 Klinocephalus, m. saddle-shaped 
 head 
 
 Klinodaktylie, /. congenital abnor- 
 mal position of fingers and toes 
 
 Klinologie, /. management of the 
 sick-bed 
 
 Klippdachs, m. Hyrax capensis 
 
 Klirrender Schall, m. clinking or 
 cracked-pot sound 
 
 Klisiometer, m. pelvimeter 
 
 Klithrophobie, /. = Klaustrophobie 
 
 Klitoridektomie, /. excision of cli- 
 toris 
 
 Kloake, /. cloaca ; sewer 
 
 Kloaken-bildung, /. formation of 
 cloaca 
 
 Kloaken-gas, n. sewer-gas 
 
 Kloaken-gasvergiftung, /. sewer-gas 
 poisoning 
 
 Kloaken-grube, /. cloacal cavity or 
 sinus 
 
 Kloaken-hocker, m. enainence of the 
 cloaca 
 
 Kloaken-miindung, /. orifice of 
 cloaca 
 
 Kloasma, n. chloasma, macula he- 
 patica 
 
 Klonisch, a. clonic 
 Klonismus, w. clonusj spasm, con- 
 vulsion 
 Klopemanie, f. = Kleptomanie 
 Klopfen, v.t.. & i.. to beat,, to throb^ 
 
 to palpitate, to pulsate 
 Klopfen, n.. beating, throbbing,, 
 pulsation, palpitation, tapotement 
 Klopfung, f. tapotement ; vide, alsoi 
 
 Klopfen 
 Klosett, n.. water-closet 
 Kliiftung, f. segmentation 
 Kliiftungs-prozess, w. or -vorgang, 
 
 m. segmentation process 
 Klump- (in compds.), club- 
 Klump-fuss, m. club-foot, talipes 
 Klump-fiissig, a. club-footed 
 Klump-fussmaschine, /. apparatus 
 
 for club-foot 
 Klump-fussstiefel, m. boot for club- 
 foot 
 Klump-hand, /. club-hand 
 Klump-handig, a. club-handed 
 Kluppzange, /. small forceps 
 Klysopompe, /. syringe for rectal 
 
 irrigation, enema 
 Klystier, n. enema 
 Klystieren, v.t. to give an enema 
 Klystier-rohre, /. enema-tube or 
 
 -nozzle 
 Klystier-schlauch, m. enema-tube or 
 
 -syphon 
 Klystler-spritze, /. enema syringe 
 Knabe, m. boy 
 Knaben-alter, n. boyhood 
 Knaben-beschneidung, /. circum- 
 cision 
 Knaben - geburt, /. birth of male 
 
 child 
 Knaben-liebe, /. pederasty 
 Knaben-schander, m. pederast 
 Knaben-schandung, /. = -Hebe 
 Knaben-iiberschuss, m. excess of 
 
 male births 
 Knacken, v.t. & i. to crack ; to 
 
 crepitate 
 Knacken, n. cracking ; crepitation 
 Knallend, a. fulminating, fulminant 
 Knapp, a. close, narrow 
 Knappe Diat, /. low regimen 
 Knarren, v.i. to creak, to crackle, tg 
 
 crepitate 
 Knarrend, a. crackling ; crepit9.ting 
 Knauel, n. coil, convolutiort, glo- 
 
 merule, ball 
 Knauelchen, n. a small coil ; vide 
 
 also Knauel 
 Knaueldriise, /. coU gland, sweat' 
 gland 
 
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Kna 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERJNIS 
 
 Kni 
 
 Knaueldriisen- (in compds.), vide 
 also Schweissdriisen- 
 
 Knaueldriisen - entziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of sweat-glands 
 
 Knaueldriisen-fett, n. fat of sweat- 
 glands 
 
 Knaueldriisen - gang, m. sweat- 
 duct 
 
 Knaueldrusen- veranderung, /. 
 changes in the sweat-glands 
 
 Knauel-formig, a. convoluted 
 
 Knauel-schicht, /. glomerular layer 
 
 Knauel-zelle, /. seminal cell 
 
 Knebelbart, m. moustache 
 
 Knebeltourniquet, m. extemporised 
 tourniquet 
 
 Kneifen, v.t. = Knelpen 
 
 Kneipen, v.t. to pinch, to squeeze ; 
 to gripe 
 
 Kneipen, n. pain in bowels, colic 
 
 Kneipreflex, m. reflex excited by 
 pinching 
 
 Kneipzange, /. pincers 
 
 Kneten, v.t. to knead 
 
 Kneten, n. = Knetung 
 
 Knetung, /. kneading, massage a 
 pression, petrissage 
 
 Knetverfahren, n. process or method 
 of kneading 
 
 Knickbein, n. knock-knee 
 
 Knickbeinig, a. knock-kneed 
 
 Knickbruch, m. incomplete or 
 green-stick fractiire 
 
 Knicken, v.t. & i. to bend, to crack, 
 to kink, to flex ; to be weak in 
 the knees ; to break partially 
 
 Knickung, /. bending, cracking, 
 flexion ; kinking ; partial or 
 green-stick fracture ; inflexion 
 
 Knickungs-stelle, /. place of in- 
 flexion 
 
 Knickungs-stenose, /. stenosis due 
 to bending or kinking 
 
 Knickungs - winkel, m. angle of 
 bending or inflexion 
 
 Knie, n. knee, genu 
 
 Knie-band, n. ligament of knee 
 
 Knie-beuge, /. bend of knee, pop- 
 liteal space 
 
 Knie-beugemuskel, m. hamstring 
 muscle 
 
 Knie-biege, /. = -beuge 
 
 Knie-binde, /. knee-cap or bandage 
 Knie-blatt, n, commissura baseos 
 
 alba 
 Knie - brustlage, /. genu-pectoral 
 
 position 
 Knie-bug, m. = -beuge 
 Knie-biigel, m, = -binde 
 
 Knie-einstellung, /. knee presenta- 
 tion 
 
 Knie-ellenbogenlage, /. knee-elbow 
 position 
 
 Knie-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 of knee 
 
 Knie-formig, a. geniculate 
 
 Knie-ganglion, m. geniculate gang- 
 lion 
 
 Knie-geburt, /. knee birth 
 
 Kniegelenk, n. knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-arterie, /. artery to the 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-band, n. ligament of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-beuger, m. flexor of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-beugung, /. flexion of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-beweglichkeit, /. mo- 
 bility of knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-bewegung, /. movement 
 of knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-flache, /. surface of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-gegend, /. region of knee- 
 joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-kapsel, /. capsule of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-kapselspanner, m. sub- 
 crureus muscle 
 
 Kniegelenk-maus, /. loose body in 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-netz, n. plexus of knee- 
 joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-pulsader, /. or -schlag- 
 ader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kniegelenk-streckung, /. extension 
 of knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk- verletzung, /. injury of 
 knee-joint 
 
 Kniegelenk-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of knee-joint 
 
 Knie-geschwulst, /. swelling of knee 
 
 Knie-gicht, /. gout of the knee 
 
 Knie-gichtig, a. gonagrous 
 
 Knie-grube, /. = -kehle 
 
 Knie-handlage, /. knee-hand posi- 
 tion 
 
 Knie-hocker, m. geniculate body 
 
 Knie-hockerbundel, m. fasciculus 
 bigemino-genicularis 
 
 Knie-kappe, /. knee-cap 
 
 Knie-kapsel, /. capsule of knee 
 
 Kniekehle, /. popliteal spacQ 
 
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Kni 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kno 
 
 Kniekehlen- (in compds.), popliteal 
 Kniekehlen-ader, /. popliteal vein 
 Kniekehlen-arterie, /. popliteal ar- 
 tery 
 Kniekehlen-band, n. popliteal liga- 
 ment 
 Kniekehlen-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Kniekehlen-blutgefass, n. popliteal 
 
 blood-vessel 
 Kniekehlen - dreieck, n. popliteal 
 
 triangle or space 
 Kniekehlen-driise, /. popliteal gland 
 Kniekehlen - gefass, n. popliteal 
 
 vessel 
 Kniekehlen-gegend, /. popliteal re- 
 gion 
 Kniekehlen-grube, /. popliteal space 
 Kniekehlen - muskel, m. popliteus 
 
 muscle 
 Kniekehlen-nerv, m. popliteal nerve 
 Kniekehlen-pulsader, /. or -schlag- 
 
 ader, /. = -arterie 
 Kniekehlen-vene," /. = -ader 
 Knie-knochen, m. bone of the knee 
 Knie-knoten, m. geniculate ganglion 
 Knie-lage, /. knee presentation 
 Knie-phanomen, n. patella reflex ; 
 
 knee-jerk 
 Kniescheibe, /. patella 
 Kniescheiben-abreissung, /. rupture 
 
 of patellar ligament 
 Kniescheiben-band, n. ligament of 
 
 patella 
 Kniescheiben - bandbeklopfung, /. 
 
 percussion of patellar ligament 
 Kniescheiben-bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 patella 
 Kniescheiben - gelenkflache, /. arti- 
 cular surface of patella 
 Kniescheiben - hygrom, n. house- 
 maid's knee 
 Kniescheiben - muskel, m. muscle 
 
 attached to patella 
 Kniescheiben -schleimbeutel, m. 
 
 bursa patellae 
 Kniescheiben-verletzung, /. injury 
 
 of patella 
 Kniescheiben-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of patella 
 Knie-schere, /. bent or angular 
 
 scissors 
 Knie-schiene, /. knee-splint 
 Knie-schmerz, m. pain in knee 
 Knie-schulterlage, /. knee-shoulder 
 
 position 
 Knie-schwamm, m. white swelling 
 
 of knee ; fungus genu 
 Knie-streckmaschiene, /. extension 
 apparatus for knee 
 
 Knie-stiitzmaschiene, /. supporting 
 apparatus for knee 
 
 Knie-verletzung, /. injury to knee 
 
 Knie-vorlagerung, /. knee presenta- 
 tion 
 
 Knie-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Knie-winkelstellung, /. angular po- 
 sition of knee — e.g. genu valgum 
 
 Knirschen, v.i. to crack, to crackle, 
 to grate, to gnash, to crepitate 
 
 Knirschen, n. cracking, crackling, 
 grating, gnashing, crepitation 
 
 Knister-gerausch, n. or -rasseln, n. 
 crepitation 
 
 Khistern, v.i. to crackle, to crepitate 
 
 Knistern, n. crackling, crepitation 
 
 Knisternd, a. crackling, crepitating 
 
 Knittern, v.i. = Knistern 
 
 Knochel, m. knuckle, knuckle-joint ; 
 malleolus 
 
 Knochel-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of ankle 
 
 Knochel-arterie, /. artery to the 
 a,nlde- joint 
 
 Knochel-band, n. ligament of ankle 
 
 Knochel-bein, n. a bone of the ankle 
 
 Knochelchen, n. ossicle, small bone 
 
 Knochel-gegend, /. region of ankle 
 
 Knochel-gelenk, ■»?. ankle-joint 
 
 Knochel-gelenkband, n. = -band 
 
 Knochel-netz, n. ankle plexus 
 
 Knochel-pulsader, /. or -schlagader, 
 /. = -arterie 
 
 Knochel - schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Knochel - verletzung, /. injury of 
 ankle-joint 
 
 Knochen, m. bone 
 
 Knochen- (in compds.), bone-, bony, 
 osseous, osteo- 
 
 Knochen-abblatterung, /. exfolia- 
 tion of bone 
 
 Knochen-abmagerung, /. atrophy of 
 bone, thinning of bone 
 
 Knochen-abscess, m. an abscess in 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-abschilferung, /. = -ab- 
 blatterung 
 
 Knochen-abschleifung, /. wearing 
 away of bone by friction 
 
 Knochen-abschnitt, m. section or 
 part of a bone 
 
 Knochen-absplitterung, /. splinter- 
 ing of bone 
 
 Knochen-achse, /, bone axis 
 
 Knochen-ahnlich, a. bony, bone- 
 like, osseous 
 
 Knochen-anbildung, /. new forma- 
 tion of bone 
 
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 Knochen-aneufysma, n. aneurism of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-ansatz, m. epiphysis of 
 
 a bone 
 Knochen-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 
 of bone 
 Knochen-arterie, /. nutrient artery 
 
 of a bone 
 Knochen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Knochen-asche, /. bone-ash 
 Knochen-auflagerung, /. bone thick- 
 ening owing to deposit of new 
 bone from the surface 
 Knochen - aufiockerung, /. osteo- 
 porosis 
 Knochen-auflosung, /. dissolution 
 
 and absorption of bone 
 Knochen-aufsaugung, /. absorption 
 
 of bone 
 Knochen-auftreibung, /. swelling or 
 
 tumescence of bone 
 Knochen-ausschlag, m. bone check 
 or stop (limiting the natural 
 movements of a joint) 
 Knochen-auswuchs, m. exostosis 
 Knochen-balkchen, n. or -balken, m. 
 
 trabecula or spicule of bone 
 Knochen -band, n. ligament 
 Knochen - bandentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of a ligainent 
 Knochen-bau, m. structure of bone 
 Knochen-beschreiber, m. osteologist 
 Knochen-beschreibung, /. osteology 
 Knochen-biegsamkeit, /. flexibility 
 
 of bone 
 Knochen-biegung, /. incomplete or 
 
 green-stick fracture of a bone 
 Knochen-bildend, a. bone-forming 
 Knochen-bildner, m. bone-former or 
 
 bone-producer 
 Knochen-bildung, /. bone formation 
 Knochen-bildungselement, n. bone- 
 formative element 
 Knochen-blatt, n. = -platte 
 Knochen-blatterung, /. = -abblat- 
 
 terung 
 Knochen - blutader, /. vein of a 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-blutgefass, n. blood-vessel 
 
 of a bone 
 Knochen-blutung, /. haemorrhage 
 
 from bone 
 Knochen-bohrer, m. bone-drill or 
 
 -perforator 
 Knochen - brand, m. necrosis of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-brandig, a. necrotic 
 Knochen-brecher, m. osteoclast 
 Knochen-brechung, /. osteoclasis 
 
 Knochen-bruch, m. fracture of a 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-briichigkeit, /. brittleness 
 of bone 
 
 Knochen-briicke, /. bridge of bone 
 
 Knochen-caries, /. caries of bone 
 
 Knochen-dicke, /. thickness of bone 
 
 Knochen-drain, m. decalcified bone 
 drainage-tube 
 
 Knochen-durchsagung, /. sawing 
 through of a bone 
 
 Knochen - durchtrennung, /. oste- 
 otomy, division of a bone 
 
 Knochen-einrichter, m. bone-setter 
 
 Knochen-einrichtung, /. setting of a 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-eiter, m. pus in bone 
 
 Knochen-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-entartung, /. degeneration 
 of a bone 
 
 Knochen-entfernung, /. removal ol 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-entstehung, /. ossification 
 of a bone 
 
 Knochen-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of a bone 
 
 Knochen - entziindung, /. osteitis, 
 inflammation of a bone 
 
 Knochen-erde, /. bone-earth, earthy 
 phosphates of bone 
 
 Knochen-erkrankung, /. disease of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-ernahrung, /. nutrition of 
 a bone 
 
 Knochen-erweichung, /. osteoma- 
 lacia 
 
 Knochen-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 
 Knochen-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 
 Knochen-faserung, /. fibrillation of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-faule, /. or -faulnis, /. 
 caries of bone 
 
 Knochen-feile, /. raspatory 
 
 Knochen-fett, n. yellow marrow of a 
 bone, bone-fat 
 
 Knochen-fistel, /. cloaca in necrosis 
 of bone, or aperture of a sinus in 
 a bone 
 
 Knochen-fissur, /. fissure of bone 
 
 Knochen-flache, /. surface of bone 
 
 Knochen-fleischgeschwulst, /. sar- 
 coma of bone 
 
 Knochen-fortsatz, m. bom"^ process 
 
 Knochen-fragilitat, /. = -briichig- 
 keit 
 
 Knochen-fragment, n. fragment of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-frass, m. caries of bone 
 
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 Knochen-fuge, /. or -fiigung, /. ap- 
 proximation or junction of bony- 
 surfaces, symphysis 
 
 Knochen-gebaude, n. skeleton 
 
 Knochen-gebilde, n. bone-formation 
 
 Knochen-gefass, n. blood- or lym- 
 phatic vessel of a bone 
 
 Knochen-gefiige, n. = -bau 
 
 Knochen-gelenk, n. articulation or 
 joint 
 
 Knochen-gelenkband, n. ligament 
 
 Knachen-gelenkfiache, /. articular 
 surface of bone 
 
 Knochen-gelenktrennung, /. separa- 
 tion of the articular surfaces of a 
 joint 
 
 Knochen-gerippe, n. skeleton 
 
 Knochen-gerijst, n. = -gerippe 
 
 Knochen-geschwulst, /. exostosis, 
 osteoma 
 
 Knochen-geschwur, n. caries of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen - gestalt, /. shape of a 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-gev/achs, n. osteophyte, 
 bony growth 
 
 Knochen-gewebe, n. bony tissue 
 
 Knochen - gewebseinschmelzung, /. 
 breaking down or softening of a 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-gewebseiterung, /. suppu- 
 ration in bone 
 
 Knochen-gewebsernahrung, /. nu- 
 trition of a bone 
 
 Knochen-gewebsschwund, m. atro- 
 phy of bone 
 
 Knochen-grundgewebe, n. matrix of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-grundsubstanz, /. = 
 -grundgewebe 
 
 Knochen-haft, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Knochen-haken, m. bone hook 
 
 Knochen-harte, /. hardness of bone, 
 bony hardness 
 
 Knochenhaut, /. periosteum 
 
 Knochenhaut- (in compds.), peri- 
 osteal 
 
 Knochenhaut-ablosung, /. separa- 
 tion or detachment of periosteum 
 
 Knochenhaut-auftreibung, /. swell- 
 ing of periosteum, hyperostosis 
 
 Knochenhaut-eiterung, /. periosteal 
 suppuration 
 
 Knochenhaut-entziindung, /. peri- 
 osteitis 
 
 Knochenhaut - erkrankung, /. dis- 
 ease of periosteum 
 
 Knochenhaut-geschwulst, /. peri- 
 osteal tumour 
 
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 Knochenhaut-lamelle, /. periosteal 
 
 layer 
 Knochenhaut-leiden, n. = -erkrank- 
 ung 
 Knochenhaut-messer, n. periosteal 
 
 knife 
 Knochenhaut-quetschung, /. contu- 
 sion of periosteum 
 Knochenhaut-schwiele, /. localised 
 
 thickening of periosteum 
 Knochenhaut-verdickung, /. = -auf- 
 
 treibung 
 Knochenhaut-verletzung, /. injury 
 
 to periosteum 
 Knochenhaut-verschwarung,/. ulcer- 
 ation of periosteum 
 Knochenhaut-wucherung, /. hyper- 
 trophy of periosteum 
 Knochen-hebel, m. bone elevator 
 Knochen-hemmung, /. obstruction 
 to movement by contact of bone 
 Knochen-hockerchen, n. bony tu- 
 bercle 
 Knochen-hohle, /. bone cavity 
 Knochen-innenflache, /. inner sur- 
 face of a hollow bone 
 Knochen-jauche, /. sanious dis- 
 charge from a bone 
 Knochen-kanal, m. or -kanalchen, 
 
 n. canaliculus of a bone 
 Knochen-kapsel, /. covering con- 
 sisting of osseous tissue 
 Knochen-kenner, m. osteologist 
 Knochen-kenntnis, /. osteology 
 Knochen-kern, m. centre of ossifica- 
 tion 
 Knochen-knickung, /. green-stick 
 
 fracture of a bone 
 Knochen-knorpel, m. primitive car- 
 tilage from which a bone is de- 
 veloped 
 Knochen-knoten, m. bony promi- 
 nence 
 Knochen-kohlp, /. animal charcoal 
 Knochen-kopf, m. head of a bone 
 Knochen - korperchen, M. bone-cor- 
 puscle 
 Knochen-krankheit, /. bone disease 
 Knochen-krankheitenlehre, /. sci- 
 ence of bone diseases 
 Knochen-krebs, m. cancer of bone 
 Knochen-kunde, /. osteology 
 Knochen-kundige, m. osteologist 
 Knochen-lade, /. case of new bone 
 formed after necrosis, involucrum 
 Knochen-lage, /. layer of bone 
 Knochen-lamelle, /. bone lamella 
 Knochen-langenwachstum, n. longi-> 
 tudinal growth of bone 
 
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 Knochen-langsaclise, /. long axis of 
 
 a bone 
 ICnochen-lehre, f. « -kunde 
 
 Knochen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Knochen-leim, m. animal matrix of 
 bone ; gelatine 
 
 Knochen-leiste, /. ridge of bone 
 iCnochen-leitung, /. bone conduc- 
 tion 
 
 Knochen-los, a. boneless 
 
 Knochen-mantel, m. covering of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-mark, n. bone-marrow 
 
 Knochen-inarkentartung, /. degener- 
 ation of bone-marrow 
 
 ICnochen-markentzundung, /. osteo- 
 myelitis 
 
 ICnochen - markschwamm, m. fun- 
 gating tumour of bone-marrow 
 
 JCnochen -markveranderung, /. 
 change in medulla of a bone 
 
 Knochen - masse, /. osseous sub- 
 stance 
 
 Knochen-mehl, n. bone-meal, bone- 
 dust 
 
 Knochen-messung, /. measurement 
 of bones, osteometry 
 
 Knochen-metastase, /. metastasis of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-missbildung, /. malforma- 
 tion of bone, bony deformity 
 
 Knochen-murbigkeit, /. = -briichig- 
 keit 
 
 Knochen-nadel, /. spicule of bone 
 
 Knochen-naht, /. bone suture 
 
 Knochen-narbe, /. callus 
 
 Knochen-nekrose, /. necrosis of bone 
 
 Knochen-neubildung, /. new growth 
 of bone 
 
 Knochen-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 
 Knochen-61, n. neat's-foot oil 
 
 Knochen-partikelchen, n. particle of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen - pfanne, /. cotyloid or 
 glenoid cavity ; bone cup 
 
 Knochen-pfeiler, m. column of bone 
 
 Knochen-plattchen, n. or -platte, /. 
 lamella of bone ; bone-plate 
 
 Knochen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Knochen-punkt, m. centre of ossifi- 
 cation 
 
 Knochen-rand, m. margin of bone 
 
 Knochen-riesenzelle, /. giant-cell in 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-rinde, /. cortex of bone 
 
 Knochen-rinne, /. bony furrow or 
 groove 
 
 Knochen-riss, m. or -ritz6, /. fissure 
 of bone 
 
 Knochen-rohre, /. osseous tube 
 Knochen-sage, /. bone-saw 
 Knochen-salze, n.pl. inorganic mat- 
 ter of bono 
 Knochen-sarkom, n. sarcoma of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-saure, /. phosphoric acid 
 Knochen-schaber, m. bone-scraper, 
 
 raspatory 
 Knochen-schale, /. osseous envelope 
 Knochen-schere, /. bone-forceps ; 
 
 bone-scissors 
 Knochen-schicht, /. layer of bone 
 Knochen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Knochen - schmerz, m. pain in a 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-schneidewerkzeug, n. os- 
 teotome 
 Knochen-schnitt, m. section of bone 
 Knochen-schwamm, m. f ungating 
 
 tumour of bone 
 Knochen-schwiele, /. callus 
 Knochen-schwindsucht, /. osteopo- 
 rosis, bonj' atrophy 
 Knochen-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-spalte, /. or -spaltung, / 
 
 fissure in bone 
 Knochen-spange, /. bone spicule 
 Knochen-speckgeschwulst, /. lipoma 
 
 of bone 
 Knochen-splitter, m. splinter of bone 
 Knochen-splitterzange, /. bone for- 
 ceps 
 Knochen-stiick, n, fragment of bone 
 Knochen-stumpf, m. stump of a 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-substanz, /. bone tissue or 
 
 substance 
 Knochen-system, n. osseous system 
 Knochen-tafel, /. plate or table of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-teil, m. portion of bone 
 Knochen-teilchen, n. particle of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-transplantation, /. bone 
 
 transplantation 
 Knochen-trermung, /. separation of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-tuberkel, m. tubercle of 
 
 bone 
 Knochen-typhus, m. osteomyelitis 
 Knochen-ubernahrung, /. hypertro- 
 phy of bone ; hyperostosis 
 Knochen-uberpflanzung, /. = -trans- 
 plantation 
 Knochen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Knochen- veranderung, /. bone 
 change ; change in bone 
 
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 Knochen-verbiegung, /. bending of 
 bone ; green-stick fracture 
 
 Knochen-verbildung, /. malforma- 
 tion of bone 
 
 Knochen-verbindung, /. articulation 
 of bones ; joint 
 
 Knochen-verdickung, /. thickening 
 of bone 
 
 Knochen- vereiterung, /, suppura- 
 tion in bone 
 
 Knochen - verhartung, /. osteoscle- 
 rosis 
 
 Knochen- verjauchung, /. sanious 
 suppuration in bone 
 
 Knochen-verkrummung, /. curva- 
 ture of a bone 
 
 Knochen- verkiimmerung,/. arrested 
 development in a bone 
 
 Knochen-verletzung, /. injury to a 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-verpflanzung, /. = -trans- 
 plantation 
 
 Knochen-verrenkung, /. dislocation 
 of a bone 
 
 Knochen-verschiebung, /. displace- 
 ment of a bone 
 
 Knochen-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of bone 
 
 Knochen-vertiefung, /. cotyloid or 
 glenoid cavity ; bone cup 
 
 Knochen-verwachsung, /. union of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-vorsprung, m. bony promi- 
 nence 
 
 Knochen-wachstum, n. growth of 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 osseous wall 
 
 Knochen-weh, m. = -schmerz 
 
 Knochen- weiche, /. or -weichheit, /. 
 = -erweichung 
 
 Knochen - winkel, m. angle of a 
 bone 
 
 Knochen-wucherung, /. hypertro- 
 phy of bone 
 
 Knochen-wuchs, m. — -wachstum 
 
 Knochen-wulst, m. bony promi- 
 nence or tuberosity 
 
 Knochen-wunde, /. wound of bone 
 
 Knochen - wundhohle, /. wound 
 cavity in a bone 
 
 Knochen-wundspalte, /. cleft in a 
 bone due to injury 
 
 Knochen- wurm, m. spina ventosa 
 
 Knochen-zange, /. bone-forceps 
 
 Knochen - zapfen, m. tab-shaped 
 piece of bone 
 
 Knochen-zelle, /. bone-cell or -cor- 
 puscle 
 
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 Knochen - zerbrechlichkeit, /. = 
 -briichigkeit 
 
 Knochen-zermalmung, /. or -zersch- 
 metterung, /. crushing of bone 
 
 Knochen-zersplitterung, /. splinter- 
 ing or comminution of bone 
 
 Knochen-zerstorung, /. destruction 
 of bone 
 
 Knochen-zwischenraum, m. inter- 
 osseous space 
 
 Knbchern, a. bony ; osseous, made 
 of bone 
 
 Knochig, a. = Knochern 
 
 Knochlein, n. ossicle, small bone 
 
 KnoUen, m. lump, protuberance, 
 nodule, tubercle 
 
 Knollen-aussatz, m. lepra nodosa 
 
 Knollen-bein, n. elephantiasis of leg 
 
 Knollen-blatterschwamm, m. Agari- 
 cus phalloides, Fr. 
 
 KnoUen-fuss, m. = -bein 
 
 Knollen-hand, /. elephantiasis of 
 hand 
 
 Knollen-krankheit, /. elephantiasis 
 
 Knollen-krebs, m. keloid 
 
 Knollig, a. knotty 
 
 Knollsucht, /. elephantiasis 
 
 Knopf, m. iDutton, knob, head, knot 
 
 Knopf - bistouri, n. blunt-pointed 
 bistoury 
 
 Knopf-bougie, /. bougie a boule 
 
 Knopfchen, n. a little knob ; vide 
 also Knopf 
 
 Knopf-formig, a. button-shaped, 
 knobbed 
 
 Knopf -fortsatz, m. condyloid pro- 
 cess 
 
 Knopf-lochsoffnung, /. button-hole 
 opening 
 
 Knopf-lochsoperation, /. boulonniere 
 operation 
 
 Knopf - messer, n. blunt-pointed 
 knife ; lenticular knife 
 
 Knopf-naht, /. button suture, in- 
 terrupted suture 
 
 Knopf-sonde, /. olive-pointed or 
 bulb-headed sound or probe 
 
 Knorpel, m. cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-ablagerung, /. deposit of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-ahnlich, a. resembling car- 
 tilage, cartilaginous 
 
 Knorpel - anlage, /. cartilaginous 
 rudiment or element 
 
 Knorpel-ansatz, m. cartilaginous 
 epiphysis 
 
 Knorpel-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Knorpel-auswuchs, m. cartilaginous 
 outgrowth, enchondrosis 
 
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 Knorpel - band, n. synchondrosis, 
 fibro-cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-beinfiigung, /. = -band 
 
 Knorpel-belag, m. or -beleg, m. 
 cartilaginous covering 
 
 Knorpel-beschreibung, /. description 
 of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-bildung, /. formation of 
 cartilage, chondrosis 
 
 Knorpel-blattchen, n. cartilaginous 
 plate or lamina 
 
 Knorpel-bruch, m. fracture or rup- 
 ture of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-caries, /. caries of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-entartung, /. degeneration 
 of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-entzUndung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-ernahrung, /. nutrition of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel - fleischbruch, m. chondro- 
 cele 
 
 Knorpel-fuge, /. symphysis, carti- 
 laginous joint 
 
 Knorpel-gelenk, n. synchondrosis 
 
 Knorpel - geriist, n. cartilaginous 
 framework 
 
 Knorpel-geschwulst,/. enchondroma 
 
 Knorpel-geschwur, n. ulcer of carti- 
 lage 
 
 Knorpel - gewachs, n. cartilaginous 
 growth 
 
 Knorpel - gewebe, n. cartilaginous 
 tissue 
 
 Knorpel-gewebsentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of cartilaginous tissue 
 
 Knorpel-haft, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Knorpel-haken, m. hook-shaped car- 
 tilage (in Eustachian tube) 
 
 Knorpel-haut, /. perichondrium 
 
 Knorpel-hautentziindung, /. peri- 
 chondritis 
 
 Knorpel-hohle, /. cavity in cartilage 
 
 Knorpelig, a. = Knorplich 
 
 Knorpel-insel, /. island or nodule of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-kern,m. nucleus of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel - knochen, m. bone de- 
 veloped from cartilage 
 
 Knorpel - korperchen, n. cartilage- 
 corpuscle 
 
 Knorpel-Iage, /. layer of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-lehre, /. chondrology 
 
 Knorpel-leim, m. chondrin 
 
 Knorpel-leiste, /. margin, ridge or 
 border of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-lippe, /. = -leiste 
 
 Knorpel - markzelle, /. medullary 
 cartilage-cell 
 
 Knorpel-masse, /. cartilaginous sub- 
 stance 
 
 Knorpel - massenverknocherung, /. 
 ossification of cartilaginous sub- 
 stance 
 
 Knorpel-messer, n. cartilage-knife 
 
 Knorpel-nekrose, /. necrosis of car- 
 tilage 
 
 Knorpel-neubildung, /. new-growth 
 or new-formation of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-plattchen, n. = -platte 
 
 Knorpel-platte, /. cartilaginous plate 
 
 Knorpel-regeneration, /. regenera- 
 tion of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-reste, m.pl. remains of pri- 
 mitive cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-ring, m. cartilaginous ring ; 
 annular cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-sarkom,w. chondrosarcoma 
 
 Knorpel - scheibe, /. cartilaginous 
 disc 
 
 Knorpel-scheibenzelle, /. cell of car- 
 tilaginous disc 
 
 Knorpel-schicht, /. = -lage 
 
 Knorpel-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel - skelet, n. cartilaginous 
 skeleton 
 
 Knorpel-spange, /. tongue of car- 
 tilage 
 
 Knorpel-streif, m. band or strip of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-stUck, m. piece of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel - system, n. cartilaginous 
 system 
 
 Knorpel- tang, m. Carrageen moss 
 
 Knorpel-iiberzug, m. cartilaginous 
 covering 
 
 Knorpel-uhne, /. = -scliwund 
 
 Knorpelung, /. chondrification, 
 chondrosis 
 
 Knorpel - vsrbindung, /. synchon- 
 drosis 
 
 Knorpel-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 
 Knorpel-verkalkung, /. calcification 
 of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-verletzung, /. injury of car- 
 tilage 
 
 Knorpel - wirbel, m. cartilaginous 
 vertebra 
 
 Knorpel-wucherung, /. hypertrophy 
 of cartilage 
 
 Knorpel-zelle, /. cartilage-cell 
 
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 Koh 
 
 Knorpel - zfellkapsel, /■ capsule of 
 
 cartilage-cell 
 Knorpel-zerlegung, /, cartilage dis- 
 section 
 KnorpeUzerstorung, f, destruction 
 
 of cartilage 
 Knorpel-zucker, m. cartilage-sugar 
 Knorpel-zungenmuskel, m. chondro- 
 
 glossus muscle 
 Knorplich, a. cartilaginous 
 Knorplich-hautig, a. perichondral 
 Knorren, m. protuberance, tuber^ 
 
 osity, excrescence, cond5'le 
 Knorren -muskel, m. anconeus 
 
 muscle 
 Knospe, /. bud 
 Knospen, v.i. to bud 
 Knospen-artig, «. budlike 
 Knospen-bildung, /. budding, gem- 
 mation 
 Knospen-formig, a. = -artig 
 Knospen-tragend, a. gemmiferous 
 Knospung, /. gemmation 
 Knotchen, n. little knot, nodule, 
 
 papule, tubercle 
 Knotchen - ausschlag, m. papular 
 
 eruption 
 Knotchen-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 papules or nodules 
 Knotchen-flechte, /. lichen 
 Knotchen-kratze, /. prurigo 
 Knotchen-rotz, m. nodular glanders 
 Knotchen-syphilid, n. syphiloderma 
 
 papulosum 
 Knotchen-xanthom, n. xanthoma 
 
 tuberculosum 
 Knoten, v.t. to knot, to tie a knot 
 Knoten, m. knot, knob, nodule, 
 
 tubercle, ganglion 
 Knoten-ablagerung, /. nodular de- 
 posit 
 Knoten - aussatz, m. tubercular 
 
 leprosy 
 Knoten-ailsschlag, m. moUuscum 
 Knoten-beule, /. scirrhus 
 Knoten-bildung, /. formation of 
 nodes or nodules ; formation of 
 noose (in bowels) ; tuberculisa- 
 tion 
 Knoten-binde, /. star-bandage 
 Knoten-flechte, ) lichen 
 Knoten-formig, a. nodular, nodose, 
 
 knotty, tubercular, gangliform 
 Knoten-geflecht,«. ganglion of trunk 
 Knoten-geschwulst, /. nodular tu- 
 mour 
 Knoten-gicht, /. arthritis nodosa 
 Knoten-mal, w. nasvus verrucosus 
 Knoten-naht, f, reef-knot suture 
 
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 Kiioten-punkt, m. nodal point 
 Knoten-schliesser, m. serre-noeui 
 Knoten - skorbut, m. nodular or 
 
 button scurvy 
 Knoten - Strang, m. sympathetic 
 
 nerve 
 Knoten-syphilid, n. nodular der^ 
 
 mato-syphilide 
 Knoten-zieher, m. = -schliesser 
 Knotig, a. knotty, nodular, nodosdj 
 
 tubercular 
 Koagulabilitat, /: coagulability 
 Koagulations - nekrose, /. coagula- 
 tion necrosis 
 Koagulierbar, a. coagulable 
 Koagulierbarkeit, /. coagulability 
 Koagulieren, v-.t. & i-. to cause td 
 
 coagidate ■ to coagulate 
 Kochen, vd. to Cook 
 Kochsalz, n-. commorl salt 
 Kochsalz-bad, n-. common salt bath 
 Kochsal2-qUelle, /. salt spring 
 Kochsalz-saure, /. hydrochloric acid 
 Kochsalz- wasser, n.pl. saline waters 
 Kockelskorner, n.pl. = Kokkels- 
 
 korner 
 Kodein, n. codeia 
 Kodol, n. cod-liver oil 
 Kohle, /. coal, charcoal 
 Kohlen-beule, /. carbuncle 
 Kohlen-dioxyd, n. carbonic acid, 
 
 carbon dioxide 
 Kohlen-disulfid, n. carbon disul- 
 
 phide 
 Kohlen-dunst, m. charcoal fume 
 Kohlen-dunstvergiftung, /. poison- 
 ing by charcoal fumes 
 Kohlen-filter, n. charcoal filter 
 Kohlen-gas, n. coal-gas 
 Kohlen-hydrat, n. carbohydrate 
 Kohlen-lunge, /. coal-miners' lung 
 Kohlen-olsaure, /. phenol, carbolic 
 
 acid 
 Kohlen-oxychlorid, n. carbon oxy- 
 
 chloride 
 Kohlen-oxyd, n. carbonic oxide, 
 
 carbon monoxide 
 Kohlen-oxydgas, n. carbonic oxide 
 Kohlen-oxydgasvergiftung, /. pois- 
 oning by carbonic oxide 
 Kohlen-oxydhamoglobin, n. com- 
 pound of carbonic oxide with 
 haemoglobin 
 Kohlen-oxydkalium, n. potassium 
 
 carboxide 
 Kohlen-oxysulfid, n. carbon oxy- 
 
 sulphide 
 Kohlen-papier, n. carbon paper 
 Kohlen-pulver, n, charcoal powder 
 
Koh 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kol 
 
 JCohlen-saUer,a. carbonic, carbonate 
 
 Kohlensaure, /. carbonic acid 
 
 kohlensaure-anhaufung, /. accumu- 
 lation of carbonic acid 
 
 kohlensaure-anhydrid, n. carbonic 
 anhydride 
 
 kohlensaure-ausscheidung, /. ex- 
 cretion of carbonic acid 
 
 kohlensaure-bad, n. carbonic-acid 
 bath 
 
 kohlensaure-bildung, /. formation 
 of carbonic acid 
 
 kohlensaure-gehalt, m. contained 
 amount of carbonic acid 
 
 kohlensaure - haltig, a. containing 
 carbonic acid 
 
 kohlensaure -quelle, /. mineral 
 spring charged with carbonic 
 acid 
 
 kohlen-saurer Kalk, m. carbonate 
 of lime 
 
 kohlen-saures Ammonium, n. car- 
 bonate of ammonium 
 
 kohlen-saures Barium, n. carbonate 
 of barium 
 
 Kohlen-saures Kali, n. carbonate of 
 potasli 
 
 Kohlen-saures Kupferoxyd, n. car- 
 bonate of copper 
 
 Kohlen-saures Lithion, n. carbonate 
 of lithium 
 
 Kohlen-saures Natron, n. carbonate 
 of soda 
 
 Kohlen-saures Salz, n. carbonate 
 
 Kohlensaure-vergiftung, /. carbonic- 
 acid poisoning 
 
 Kohlensaure-wasser, n. carbonic- 
 acid water 
 
 Kohlen-staub, m. coal-dust 
 
 Kohlen-stickstoff, m. cyanogen 
 
 Kohlen-stickstoffsaure, /. picric acid 
 
 Kohlenstoff, m. carbon 
 
 Kohlenstoff-chlorid, n. carbon chlo- 
 ride 
 
 Kohlenstoff - entziehung, /. decar- 
 bonisation 
 
 Kohlenstoff - gehalt, m. contained 
 amount of carbon 
 
 Kohlenstoff - haltig, a. containing 
 carbon 
 
 Kohlenstoff-kern, m. carbon nu- 
 - cleus 
 
 Kohlenstoff-kette, /. carbon chain 
 
 Kohlenstoff-oxychlorid, n. carbon 
 oxychloride 
 
 Kohlenstoff -sulhd, n. carbon bisul- 
 phide 
 
 Kohlenstoff -tetrachlorid, n. carbon 
 tetrachloride 
 
 Kohlenstoff- verbindutig, /. carbon 
 compound 
 
 Kohlen-sucht, /. cc al-.niners" 
 phthisis 
 
 Kohlen-sulfid, n. carbon sulpliide 
 
 Kohlen-teer, m. coal-tar 
 
 Kohlen-umschlag, m. charcoal poul- 
 tice 
 
 Kohlen-wasserstoff, m. hydrocarbon 
 
 Kohlen-wasserstoffgas, n. carburet- 
 ted hydrogen 
 
 Kohlen - wasserstoffverbindung, /. 
 compound containing carbon and 
 hydrogen 
 
 Koilonychie, /. eczema with distor- 
 tion of nails 
 
 Koininophobie, /. morbid dread of 
 being in overcrowded rooms 
 
 Koka- (in compds.), coca 
 
 Koka-blatter, n.pl. coca leaves 
 
 Koka-pflanze, /. or -strauch, m. 
 coca plant 
 
 Kokardenflechte, /. herpes iris 
 
 Kokkelskorner, n.pl. cocculus in- 
 dicus 
 
 Kokken, pi. cocci 
 
 Kokken-kette, /. chain of cocci 
 
 Kokos- (in compds.), cocoa 
 
 Kokos-butter, m. cocoa butter 
 
 Kokos-fett, n. = -61 
 
 Kokos-nussol, n. = -ol 
 
 Kokos-61, n. cocoanut-oii 
 
 Kolanuss, /. kola-nut 
 
 Kolatur, /. filtered fluid 
 
 Kolben, m. club, knob ; alembic 
 
 Kolben-formig, a. club-shaped, pyri- 
 form 
 
 Kolben-korperchen, n. end-bulb of 
 Krause,. Pacinian corpuscle 
 
 Kolben-schicht, /. layer of clubs 
 (actinomycosis) 
 
 Kolben-schimmel, m. aspergillus 
 
 Kolieren, v.t. to filter, to strain 
 
 Kolik, /. colic 
 
 Kolik-anfall, m. attack of colic 
 
 Kolik-erscheinung, /. symptoms or 
 phenomenon of colic 
 
 Kolik-schmerz, m. colicky pain 
 
 Kolik-ursache, /. cause of colic 
 
 Kolik-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 KoUapieren, v.i. to collapse 
 
 Kollaps, m. collapse 
 
 Kollaps - erscheinung, /. signs or 
 phenomena of collapse 
 
 KoUaps-zustand, m. condition of 
 collapse 
 
 KoUateral, a. collateral 
 
 Kollateral-bahn, /. collateral or in- 
 direct root or course 
 
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Kol 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kom 
 
 KoUateral-furche, /. collateral fis- 
 sure 
 Kollateral-gefass, n. collateral vessel 
 Kollateral-kreislauf, m. collateral 
 
 circulation 
 Kollektiv-glas, n. or -linse, /. convex 
 
 lens 
 Kollern, v.i. to rumble 
 KoUern, n. rumbling sound, bor- 
 
 borygmus 
 KoUiquation, /. coUiquation, lique- 
 faction of tissue 
 Kolliquationsblaschen, n. vesicle of 
 
 coUiquation 
 KoUiquativ, a. colliquative 
 Kolliquescent, a. becoming liquid 
 Kolliquescenz, /. liquefaction 
 Kolliqueszieren, v.i. to liquefy 
 Kollodium, n. collodion 
 
 blasenziehendes — , blistering 
 
 collodion 
 elastisches or englisches — , 
 flexible collodion 
 Kolloid, n. colloid 
 KoUoid-balg, m. colloid cyst 
 KoUoid-bildung, /. colloid formation 
 Kolloid-entartung, /. colloid de- 
 generation 
 Kolloid-geschwulst, /. colloid tu- 
 mour or swelling 
 Kolloid-knarren, n. colloid creaking 
 Kolloid-knittern, n. colloid crepita- 
 tion 
 KoUoid-krebs, m. colloid cancer 
 KoUoid-umwandlung, /. colloid me- 
 tamorphosis 
 Koloboma, n. coloboma 
 Kolombowurzel, /. calumba root 
 Kolophonium, n. colophony, violin- 
 resin 
 Koloquinten- (in compds.), colo- 
 
 cynth 
 Koloquinten-apfel, m.pl. colocynth 
 
 fruit 
 Koloquinten-bitter, n. colocynthin 
 Koloquinten - mark, n. colocvnth 
 
 pulp 
 Koloquinten-pille, /. colocynth pill 
 Koloquinten-pulver, n. colocynth 
 
 powder 
 Koloquinten-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 
 colocynth 
 Kolostralmilch, /. colostrum 
 Kolostrumkorperchen, n. colostrum 
 i corpuscle or globule 
 Kolotomie, /. colotomy 
 Kolpeurynter, m. appliance for 
 plugging vagina, appliance for 
 dilating os uteri 
 
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 Kolpitis, /. inflammation of vagina 
 Kolpocele, n. vaginal hernia 
 Kolpocystotomie, /. opening of the 
 
 bladder by way of the vagina 
 Kolpohysterektomie, /. vaginal hys- 
 terectomy 
 Kolpohysteropexie, /. vaginal fixa- 
 tion of the uterus 
 Kolpokleisis, /. closure of vagina by 
 
 suturing 
 Kolpoperineorrhaphie, /. vaginal per- 
 ineorrhaphy 
 Kolpoptose, /. prolapse of vagina 
 Kolporrhaphie, /. narrowing of 
 
 vagina by operation 
 Kolporrhexis, /. tearing of vagina 
 Kolpotomie, /. colpotomy 
 Kolumbowurzel, /. calumba root 
 Kombinationsgeschwulst, /. mixed 
 
 tumour 
 Kombustion, /. combustion ; a burn, 
 
 burning 
 Kometenpupille, /. coloboma of iris 
 Kommabacillen, f.pl. comma bacilli 
 Kommandeurbalsam, m. compound 
 
 tincture of benzoin 
 Komminutivbruch, m. comminuted 
 
 fracture 
 Kommisur, /. commissure 
 Kommisur - faser, /. commissural 
 
 fibre 
 Kommotion, /. concussion 
 Kommunikationsfistel, /. communi- 
 cation fistula 
 Kompensation, /. compensation 
 Kompensations-krijmmung, /. com- 
 pensatory curve 
 Kompensations-lordose, /. compen- 
 satory lordosis 
 Kompensations-storung, /. compen- 
 satory disturbance 
 Komplementar, a. complementary 
 Komplementar - farbe, /. comple- 
 mentary colour 
 Komplementar-mittel, n. comple- 
 mentary remedy 
 Komplementar-raum, m. comple- 
 mentary space 
 Komplikation, /. complication 
 Komplizieren, v.t. to complicate 
 Kompliziert, a. complicated ; com- 
 pound 
 Kompresse, /. compress 
 Kompressibilitat, /. compressibility 
 Kompression, /. compression 
 Kompressions - atelektase, /. com- 
 pression atelectasis 
 Kompressions - gerausch, n. com- 
 pression or pressure murmur 
 
Kom 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kon 
 
 Kompressions-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 due to pressure 
 Kompressions-pumpe, /. insufflator 
 Kompressions - stenose, /. pressure 
 
 stenosis 
 Kompressions-verband, m. compres- 
 sion bandage, bandaging to exer- 
 cise pressure 
 Kompressivverband, m. = Kom- 
 pressions-verband 
 Kompressorium, n. apparatus for 
 
 exercising continuous pressure 
 Komprimieren, v.t. to compress 
 Kondensieren, v.t. to condense 
 Kondensiert, a. condensed 
 Kondurango - rinde, /. condurango 
 
 bark 
 Kondurango-wein, tn. condurango 
 
 wine 
 Kondylom, n. condyloma 
 Kongelation, f. congelation, frost- 
 bite 
 Kongelation (der Zahne), setting on 
 
 edge (the teeth) 
 Kongelieren, v.i. to congeal, to 
 
 freeze ; to coagulate 
 Kongestion, /. congestion 
 Kongestioniert, a. congested 
 Kongestions-abscess, m. congestive 
 
 or burrowing abscess 
 Kongestions - atelektase, /. atelec- 
 tasis of lung (acquired) 
 Kongestions-schwellung, /. swelling 
 
 due to congestion 
 Konglutination, /. agglutination 
 Koniferengeist, m. solution of 
 pine-oil or other ethereal oils in 
 alcohol 
 Konigs-ader, /. basilic vein 
 Konigs-chinarinde, /. Cortex cin- 
 chonas calisayae. Ph. G. 
 Konigs-elixir, n. liquorice-juice 
 
 elixir 
 Konigs-kerzenblumen, f.pl. Flores 
 
 verbasci. Ph. G. 
 Konigs-krankheit, /. king's evil 
 Konigs-salbe, /. Unguentum basili- 
 
 cum. Ph. G. 
 Konigs-iibel, n. = -krankheit 
 Konigs - wasser, n. nitro- hydro- 
 chloric acid, aqua regia 
 Konjunktival- (in compds.), vide 
 
 Bindehaut 
 Konkav, a. concave 
 Konkav-brille, /. concave spectacles 
 Konkav-glas, n. = -brille 
 Konkav-linse, /. concave lens 
 Konkomitierend, a. concomitant 
 Konkrement, n. concretion 
 
 Konkrement - bildung, /. formation 
 
 of concretion 
 Konkrescenz, /.the growing together 
 
 of parts 
 Konkrescieren, v.t. to grow together, 
 
 to become dense by coagulation 
 Konkretion, /. concretion, congenital 
 
 adhesion of parts 
 Konkurrenz, /. competition (be- 
 tween bacteria for predominance 
 in the same nutritive base) 
 Konsanguinitat, /. consanguinity 
 Konservationsbrille, /. preserving- 
 spectacles 
 Konservieren, v.t. to preserve 
 Konservierung, /. preservation 
 Konservierungs-flussigkeit, /. pre- 
 servative fluid 
 Konservierungs-mittel, n. preserva- 
 tive substance 
 Konsiliarius, m. consultant 
 Konstipieren, v.t. to constipate 
 Konstipierend, a. constipating 
 Konstitution, /. constitution 
 
 endemische — , condition of at- 
 mosphere favouring endemic 
 disease 
 epidemische — , atmospheric 
 condition favouring spread of 
 epidemics 
 Konstitutions-anomalie, /. congeni- 
 tal predisposition to disease 
 Konstitutions-art, /. sort or kind of 
 
 constitution 
 Konstitutions-krankheit, /. constitu- 
 tional disease 
 Konstrikteur, m. apparatus for 
 tightening the loop of a snare or 
 ecraseur 
 Konstriktion, /. constriction ; re- 
 moval of tumours by strangula- 
 tion 
 Konstriktionsbinde, /. constricting 
 
 bandage 
 Konsultierend, a. consulting 
 Konsumtion, /. decrease, phthisis, 
 
 consumption 
 Konsumtionsfieber, n. hectic fever 
 Kontabescenz, /. consumption 
 Kontagios, a. contagious 
 Kontagiositat, /. contagiousness 
 Kontakt, m. contact 
 Kontakt-elektricitat, /. galvanism 
 Kontakt-wirkung, /. effect of con- 
 tact ; catalysis 
 Kontentivverband, m. immovable 
 
 dressing 
 Kontinuierlich, a, continuous, con- 
 tinued 
 
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Kon 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 ;Kop 
 
 Kontinuitat, /. continuity 
 
 Kontinuitats-entziindung, /. inilani- 
 mation by direct continuity 
 
 Kontinuitats-trennung, /. solution of 
 continuity 
 
 Kontinuitats-unterbindung, /. liga- 
 tion in continuity 
 
 Kontinuitats-unterbrechung, /. solu- 
 tion of continuit}'' 
 
 Kontinuitats-verletzung, /. injury to 
 continuity 
 
 Kontorquieren, v.t. to dislocate ; to 
 contort 
 
 Kontorsion, /. dislocation, contor- 
 tion 
 
 Kontraextension, /. counter-exten- 
 sion 
 
 Kontraindikation, /. contra-indica- 
 tion 
 
 Kontraindiziert, a. contra-indicated 
 
 Kontrakt, u. contracted 
 
 Kontraktil, a. contractile 
 
 Kontraktilitat, /. contractility 
 
 Kontraktion, /. contraction 
 
 Kontraktions-fahigkeit, /. contrac- 
 tile capacity 
 
 Kontraktions - kraft, /. contractile 
 power 
 
 Kontraktions-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 
 Kontraktions-welle, /. wave of con- 
 traction (of muscle) 
 
 Kontraktions-zustand, m. state or 
 condition of contraction 
 
 Kontraktur, /. contracture, contrac- 
 tion 
 
 Kontrare Sexualempfindung, /. sex- 
 ual inversion 
 
 Kontrastfarben, pi. contrast colours 
 
 Kontrastf arbung, /. contrast staining 
 
 Kontrastimulismus, m. counter-irri- 
 tant or stimulus 
 
 Kontrektationstrieb, m. morbid de- 
 sire to embrace women (Moll) 
 
 Kontrollthier, n. control animal 
 
 Kontrollversuch, m. control test or 
 experiment 
 
 Kontumaz, /. quarantine 
 
 Konturlinien, f.pl. contour lines, 
 incremental lines (dentine) 
 
 Konturschuss, m. bullet-wound in 
 which the ball has travelled 
 round some part of the body 
 
 Konvergenz, /. convergence 
 
 Konvergenz-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 nerve centre controlling con- 
 vergence of eyes 
 
 Konvergenz-steilung, /. convergent 
 position 
 
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 Konvex, a. convex 
 Konvex-brille, /. convex spectacles 
 Konvex-glas, n. = -brille 
 Konvexitat, /. convexity 
 Konvexitatsmeningitis, /. menin- 
 gitis on the convexity of the brain 
 Konvex-linse, /. convex lens 
 Konvulsililitat, /. liability to convul- 
 sions 
 Konvulsion, /. convulsion 
 Konvulsivisch, a. convulsion 
 Konzeption, /. conception (preg- 
 nancy) ; comprehension 
 Konzeptionsvermogen, n. apprehen- 
 sive faculty 
 Konzipieren, v.i. to conceive^ to 
 
 become pregnant 
 Koordination, /. co-ordination 
 Koordinations-centrum, n. co-ordi- 
 nation centre 
 Koordinations-storung, /. disturb- 
 ance of co-ordination 
 Koordiniert, a. co-ordinated 
 Kopaiva- (in compds.), copaiba 
 Kopaiva-balsam, m. balsam of co- 
 paiba 
 Kopaiva-61, n. oil of copaiba 
 Kopaiva-saure, /. an acid contained 
 
 in copaiba 
 Kopf, m. head 
 
 Kopf- (in compds.), cephalic 
 Kopf-abscess, m. abscess of or in the 
 
 head 
 Kopf-abschneiden, n. decapitation 
 Kopf-ader, /. a vein of the head 
 Kopf-adergeflecht, n. carotid plexus; 
 
 venous plexus of head 
 Kopf-anlage, /. rudiment of head 
 Kopf-arm- (in compds.), brachio- 
 cephalic 
 Kopf-arterie, /. an artery of the 
 
 head ; carotid artery 
 Kopf - arteriengeflecht, n. carotid 
 
 plexus 
 Kopf-artig, a. cephalic, resembling 
 
 a head, globular 
 Kopf-ausbildung, /. growth and de- 
 velopment of the head 
 Kopf-ausschlag, m. an eruption on 
 
 the head 
 Kopf-bad, n. head-bath 
 Kopf -band, n. head-bandage 
 Kopf-bau, m. structure of the head 
 Kopf-bauchplatte, /. cephalic, ven- 
 tral plate 
 Kopf - bedeckung, /. scalp ; any 
 
 covering of the head 
 Kopf-bein, n. os magnum 
 Kopf-beschwerde, /, head troubles 
 
Kop 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kop 
 
 Kopf-beugfi, /. cephalic flexure, 
 parietal curve 
 
 Kopf-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 the head 
 
 Kopf-bewegung, /. movement of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-bildung, f. formation of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-binde, /. head-bandage or 
 ybinder 
 
 Kopf - blaschen, n. or -blase, /. 
 cephalic vesicle 
 
 Kopf-blattchen, n. fontanelle 
 
 Kopf-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Kopf-blutgeschwulst, /. cephalhoe- 
 matoma 
 
 Kopf-bohrer, m. trephine 
 
 Kopf-bruch, m. cerebral hernia 
 
 Kopfchen, n. a small head, capitulum 
 
 Kopfchen-bakterien, f.pl. sphizomy- 
 cetes 
 
 Kopf-contour, /. contour of head 
 
 Kopf-darm, m. upper part of fore- 
 gut 
 
 Kopf - darmhohle, /. cephalenteric 
 cavity 
 
 Kopf-decke, /. scalp 
 
 Kopf-druck, m. intracranial pressure 
 
 Kopf-driise, /. cephalic gland 
 
 Kopf-durchmesser, m. diameter of 
 the head 
 
 Kopf-eingeweide, n. cephalic viscera 
 
 Kopf-einstellung, /. head presenta- 
 tion 
 
 Kopf-eiterung, /. suppuration in the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-endeinstellung, /. presentation 
 of cephalic pole 
 
 Kopf-endlage, /. = -endeinstellung 
 
 Kopf-entwickelung, /. head develop- 
 ment 
 
 Kopf-erysipel, n. erysipelas of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-falte, /. cephalic fold 
 
 Kopf-fieber, n. brain fever 
 
 Kopf-fiuss, m. catarrhal discharge 
 from head 
 
 Kopf -form, /. shape of head 
 
 Kopf-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Kopf-fortsatz, m. cephaUc prolonga- 
 tion or process 
 
 Kopf-fuhrer, m. obstetric forceps for 
 the head 
 
 Kopf-geburt, /. head delivery 
 
 Kopf-gefass, n. a vessel of the head 
 
 Kopf-gefassnerv, m. a nerve supply- 
 ing vessel of head 
 
 Kopf-gelenk, «,. articulation of skull 
 ■yyith spine 
 
 Kopf-gelenkband, n. occipito-verte- 
 bral ligament 
 
 Kopf - genickkrampf, m. cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis 
 
 Kopf-gerausch, n. cranial murmur 
 or souffle 
 
 Kopf-geschwulst, /. tumour or swell- 
 ing of the head ; caput succeda- 
 neum 
 
 Kopf-geschwiir, n. ulcer of the head 
 
 Kopf-gestalt, /. = -form 
 
 Kopf-gicht, /. rheumatic or gouty 
 headache 
 
 Kopf-grind, m. eczema impetigino- 
 sum of the head 
 
 Kopf-grosse, /. size of the head 
 
 Kopf-haar, n. hair of the head 
 
 Kopf-halsganglion, ni. superior cer- 
 vical ganglion 
 
 Kopf-halter, m. head-holder or -sup- 
 port 
 
 Kopf-haltung, /. position or way of 
 holding the head 
 
 Kopf-haube, /. (sehnige), occipito- 
 frontalis aponeurosis 
 
 Kopf-haut, /. scalp 
 
 Kopf - hautchen, n. membrane of 
 foetal head 
 
 Kopf-hautkrebs, m. cancer of the 
 scalp 
 
 Kopf-hautreizung, /. irritation of the 
 scalp 
 
 Kopf-hohe, /. vertical height of skull 
 
 Kopf - hohle, /. head- or cranial- 
 cavity 
 
 Kopf-kappe, /. head-fold of embryo 
 
 Kopf-keilbein, n. sphenoid bone 
 
 Kopf-kleie, /. dandruff 
 
 Kopf-knochen, m. bone of the head 
 
 Kopf-knochenleitung, /. conduction 
 (of sound) by cranial bones 
 
 Kopf - kongestion, /. cerebral coU' 
 gestion 
 
 Kopf-kontur, /. contour of the head 
 
 Kopf-krankheit, /. affection of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-krummung, /. cephalic flexure 
 or curve 
 
 Kopf-Iage, /. = -einstellung 
 
 Kopf-lappen, m. cephalic lappet; 
 
 Kopf-laus, /. pediculus capitis 
 
 Kopf-lehne, /. head-support 
 
 Kopf-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Kopf-linie, /. cephalic line 
 
 Kopf-los, a. headless 
 
 Kopf-losigkeit, /. acephaly 
 
 Kopf-mass, n. head measure 
 
 Kopf-messer, m. cephalometer, era- 
 niometer 
 
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Kop 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kop 
 
 Kopf-messung, /. cephalometry, cra- 
 niometry 
 
 Kopf-missbildung, /. malformation 
 of the head 
 
 Kopf-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf - miitze, /. cap (as worn by 
 
 1 students) 
 
 Kopf-naht, /. cranial suture 
 
 Kopf-neiger, m. (and compds.), vide 
 -nicker 
 
 Kopf-nerv, m. cranial nerve 
 
 Kopf-nervenschmerz, m. neuralgic 
 pains in the head 
 
 Kopf - nervenschwache, /. neuras- 
 thenia cerebralis 
 
 Kopf-nicken, n. nodding 
 
 Kopf-nicker, m. sterno-cleido-mas- 
 toid muscle 
 
 Kopf-nickeransatz, m. insertion of 
 sterno-cleido-mastoid 
 
 Kopf - nickerkrampf , m. spasm of 
 sterno-cleido-mastoid 
 
 Kopf-nickermuskel, m. = -nicker 
 
 Kopf-nickersehne, /. tendon of 
 sterno-cleido-mastoid 
 
 Kopf-nickerzweig, m. branch to the 
 sterno-cleido-mastoid 
 
 Kopf-niere, /. head-kidney of Balfour 
 and Sedgwick, pronephos 
 
 Kopf-oberflache, /. surface of head 
 
 Kopf-platte, /. head- or cephalic- 
 plate 
 
 Kopf-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kopf-quetschung, /. contusion of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-raude, /. = -grind 
 
 Kopf - reinigend, a. cleansing the 
 scalp 
 
 Kopf-rheumatismus, m. rheumatic 
 headache 
 
 Kopf - riemenrauskel, m. splenius 
 capitis muscle 
 
 Kopf - rose, /. erysipelas of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-sage, /. skull-saw 
 
 Kopf-scheibe, /. cephalic disc 
 
 Kopf-scheide, f. cephalic sheath 
 
 Kopf-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Kopfschmerz, m. headache 
 
 anamischer — , headache from 
 
 anaemia 
 einseitiger — , hemicrania, mi- 
 graine 
 gastrischer — , headache caused 
 
 by gastric disturbance 
 halbseitiger — , = -einseitiger 
 idiopatischer — , idiopathic 
 headache 
 
 Kopfschmerz kongestiver, m. con- 
 gestive headache 
 
 nervoser or neurasthenischer — , 
 nervous or neurasthenic head- 
 ache 
 rheumatischer — , rheumatic 
 
 headache 
 sympathischer or symptoma- 
 tischer — , sympathetic head- 
 ache 
 toxischer — , toxic headache 
 
 Kopf-schnupfen, m. coryza 
 
 Kopf-schuppen, f.pl. scurf or dand- 
 ruff of scalp 
 
 Kopf-schiitteln, n. shaking or jerking 
 of the head 
 
 Kopf-schwarte, /. scalp 
 
 Kopf-schwebe, /. head-suspension 
 apparatus ; jury-mast 
 
 Kopf-schwindel, m. cerebral vertigo 
 
 Kopf-skelet, n. skeleton of head, the 
 skull 
 
 Kopf-spalt, m. cleft in skull, schisto- 
 cephalus 
 
 Kopf-starkend, a. head tonic 
 
 Kopf-starkung, /. strengthening the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-stimme, /. falsetto or head- 
 voice 
 
 Kopf -tetanus, m. cranial tetanus 
 
 Kopf-ton, m. falsetto sound, head- 
 note 
 
 Kopf-trager, m. atlas 
 
 Kopf-tuch, n. head-bandage or -cloth 
 
 Kopf-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Kopf-verband, m. head-bandage or 
 -dressing 
 
 Kopf-verbildung, /. = -misbildung 
 
 Kopf-verletzung, /. head injury 
 
 Kopf-verrenkung, /. luxation or dis- 
 location of the head 
 
 Kopf-vorlagerung, /. head presenta- 
 tion 
 
 Kopf-wachstum, n. growth of the 
 head 
 
 Kopf-wackeln, n. swaying of the 
 head, head-nodding 
 
 Kopf-wassersucht, /. hydrocephalus 
 
 Kopf-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Kopf - windgeschwulst, /. emphy- 
 sema of the head 
 
 Kopf-wirbel, m. atlas, cephalic ver- 
 tebra 
 
 Kopf-wuchs, m. = -wachstum 
 
 Kopf-wunde, /. wound of the head 
 
 Kopf-zange, /. midwifery or head 
 forceps 
 
 Kopf-zerlegung, /. dissection of the 
 head 
 
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Kop 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kor 
 
 Kopf-zieher, m. forceps, obstetric- 
 hook, -crotchet or head-extractor 
 
 Kophosis, /. deafness 
 
 Kopiopie, /. weakness or exhaustion 
 of the eyes 
 
 Koplik'sches Zeichen, n. Koplik's 
 prodromal sign in measles 
 
 Kopragogie, /. removal of faeces 
 
 Koprakratie, f. involuntary defaeca- 
 tion 
 
 Kopramie, /. coprsemia 
 
 Kopremesis, /. fascal vomiting 
 
 Koprolalie, /. coprolalia 
 
 Koprophagie, /. eating faecal matter 
 
 Koprostase, /. constipation, faecal 
 accumulation 
 
 Kopulation, /. copulation 
 
 Kopulieren, v.t. to copulate 
 
 Kerb, m. basket 
 
 Korbscheiden, f.pl. apparent divi- 
 sions in the medullary sheath of 
 nerve fibres 
 
 Korektomie, /. iridectomy 
 
 Korektopie, /. displacement or de- 
 formity of the pupil 
 
 Korelyse, /. breaking down of 
 adhesions between iris and lens 
 capsule 
 
 Koremorphosis, /. formation of an 
 artificial pupil 
 
 Korestenoma, n. congenital narrow- 
 ing of the pupil 
 
 Koriandersamen, m. coriander-seed 
 
 Kork, m. cork 
 
 Kork-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. cork- 
 like 
 
 Korn, n. grain, corn, seed, granule 
 
 Korn - ahrenbinde, /. spica band- 
 age 
 
 Korn-brand, m. smut in grain 
 
 Korn-branntwein, m. spirit made 
 from grain, malt spirit 
 
 Korn-faule, /. = -brand 
 
 Korn - fuselol, n. fusel-oil of malt 
 spirit 
 
 Korn-staupe, /. ergotism 
 
 Korn-zange, /. dressing forceps 
 
 Kornchen, n. granule, little grain 
 
 Kornchen-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. 
 granular 
 
 Kornchen-kreis, m. granular sphere 
 
 Kornchen-kugel, /. granular globule 
 
 Komchen-zelle, /. granular cell 
 
 Kornchen-zone, /. granular zone 
 
 Kornealherpes, /. herpes of cornea 
 
 Kornelung, /. granulation 
 
 Kornen, v.t. & i. to cause to granu- 
 late, to granulate 
 
 Korner- (in compds.), granular 
 
 Korner - ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. 
 
 granular 
 Korner-formation, /. granule forma- 
 tion or layer 
 Korner-haufen, m. accumulation of 
 
 granules 
 Korner-krankheit, /. trachoma 
 Korner-lage, /. layer of granules 
 Korner-membran, /. granular mem- 
 brane 
 Korner-plasma, n. granular plasma 
 Korner - schicht, /. granular-cell 
 
 layer ; nuclear layer 
 Korner-zelle, /. granule-cell, granu- 
 lar cell 
 Korner-zellenlage, /. or -zellen- 
 
 schicht, /. granular-cell layer 
 Korner-zone, /. granular zone 
 K6rnig, a. granular, miliary 
 Kornzange, /. dressing forceps 
 Kornzapfen, m. secale cornutum 
 Koremorphosis,/. = Koremorphosis 
 Korper, m. body ; substance ; belly 
 (of muscle) 
 
 gelber — , corpus luteum 
 strangformiger — , restiform 
 body 
 Korper- (in compds.), body, phy- 
 sical, corporal 
 Korper-abhartung, /. hardening or 
 
 inuring the body 
 Korper-abkiihlung, /. cooling of the 
 
 body 
 Korper-abmagerung, /. emaciation 
 
 of the body 
 Korper-abreibung, /. rubbing down 
 
 of the body 
 Korper-achse, /. axis of the body 
 Korper-anlage, /. temperament 
 Korper-anstrengung, /. physical or 
 
 bodily exertion 
 Korper-arterie, /. (grosse), the aorta 
 Korper-aufregung, /. bodily excite- 
 ment 
 Korper-aussenflache, /. external sur- 
 face of body 
 K8rper-bau, m. structure or frame 
 of the body ; build, make, con- 
 formation of the body 
 Korper-beben, n. body tremor 
 Korper - belastung, /. bodily over- 
 strain 
 Korper-beschaffenheit, /. condition 
 or conformation of body, constitu- 
 tion, disposition 
 Korper-bestandteil, m. component 
 
 part of body 
 Korper-beweglichkeit, /■ mobility of 
 body 
 
 289 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISM DICTIOlSfARY 
 
 Kor 
 
 Korper-bewegung, /. physical exer- 
 cise ; body movement 
 
 Korper-bildung, /. shape or con- 
 figuration of body 
 
 Korper-bindegewebe, n. connective 
 tissue of the body 
 
 Korper-blut, n. blood contained in 
 the body 
 
 Korper - blutmasse, /. amount of 
 blood in the body 
 
 Korperchen, n. corpuscle 
 
 Korperchen, Pacinische, or Vater- 
 'sche, Pacinian body 
 
 Korper-eigentumlichkeit, /. bodily 
 characteristic 
 
 Korper - eiweiss, n. albumin con- 
 tained in body 
 
 Korper - entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of body 
 
 Korper-ernahrung, /. nutrition of 
 the body 
 
 Korper-felt, n. body-fat 
 
 K'orper-flache, /. surface of the body 
 
 Korper-flussigkeit, /. fluids of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-form, /. shape or form of 
 body 
 
 Korper-fiille, /. corpulence, stout- 
 ness 
 
 Korper-gebiet, n. or -gegend, /. por- 
 tion or region of the body 
 
 Korper-gestalt, /. = -bau 
 
 Korper-gewebe, n. = -bindegewebe 
 
 Korper-gewicht, n. body- weight 
 
 Korper-glied, n. any limb or member ; 
 of the body 
 
 Korper-grosse, /. size of the body, 
 stature 
 
 Korper-halfte, /. half or one side 
 of the body 
 
 Korper-haltung, /. deportment, car- 
 riage, attitude 
 
 Korper-herz, n. the left side of the 
 heart 
 
 Korper-hohle, /. or -hohlung, /. any 
 cavity in the body 
 
 Korper-kotistitUtion, /. constitution 
 of the body 
 
 Korper-kraft, /. physical strength 
 
 Korper-kraftigung, /. the strength- 
 ening of the bodv 
 
 Korper-kreislauf, m. circulation of 
 the body 
 
 Korper-lage, /. position of the body 
 
 Korper-'ange, /. length of the body 
 
 Korper-langsachse, /. longitudinal 
 axis of the body 
 
 Korper-laus, /. body louse 
 
 Korper-lehre, /. somatology 
 
 KorpBT'lich, a. bodily, corporal, 
 corporeal, corpuscular 
 
 Korper-mass, n. measure of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-masse, pi. measures of ca- 
 pacity 
 
 Korper-messung, /. anthropometry 
 
 Korper-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of the body 
 
 Korper-nabel, m. umbilicus 
 
 Korper-oberflache, /. == -flache 
 
 Korper-offnung, /. any orifice of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Korper-saft, m. fluid of the body 
 
 Korper-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Korper-schmerz, m. bodily pain 
 
 Korper-schwache, /. bodily weak- 
 ness, debility 
 
 Korper-schwere, /. weight of body 
 
 Korper-seite, -/. side of the body 
 
 Korper-starka, /. = -kraft 
 
 Korper-stellung, /. attitude or pos- 
 ture of the body 
 
 Korper-stimmung, /. constitution, 
 temperament, mode 
 
 Korper-stoff, m. organic matter 
 
 Korper-teil, m. part or portion of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-iiberanstrengung, /. physical 
 or bodily over-exertion 
 
 Korper-iiberhitzung, /. or -iiber- 
 warmung, /. overheating of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-iibung, /. physical or bodily 
 exercise 
 
 Korper-umfang, m. circumference of 
 the body 
 
 Korper-vene, /. a vein of the body or 
 trunk 
 
 Korper-venenblutstrom, m. blood- 
 stream in veins of the trunk 
 
 Korper-verbildung, /. bodily malfor- 
 mation 
 
 Korper-verkriimmung, /. deformity 
 of the body 
 
 Korper-verletzung, /. injury of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-verstiimmelung, /. mutila- 
 tion of the body 
 
 Korper-wachstum, n. growth of the 
 body 
 
 Korper-warme, /. body heat, animal 
 heat, body temperature 
 
 Korper- wuchs, m. — -wachstum 
 
 Korper-zelle, /. body or parenchy- 
 matous cell 
 
 Korper-zerriittung, /. shattered or 
 broken-down physique 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kr'i 
 
 Korper-zittern, n. body tremor 
 
 Korper-zunahme, /. increase in size 
 of bodjf 
 
 Korper-zustand, m. bodily condition 
 
 Korpsgeneralarzt, m. surgeon -gene- 
 ral of an army corps 
 
 Korpulenz, /. corpulence 
 
 Korrektions-briUe, /. or -glas, n. test 
 or trial glass 
 
 Korrektiv, a. corrective 
 
 Korrektivmittel, n. corrigent 
 
 Korridorsystem, n. corridor system 
 
 Korrodieren, v.t. & i. to corrode 
 
 Korrosionspraparat, n. anatomical 
 preparation in which maceration 
 has been effected by means of 
 acids or alkalies 
 
 Korrosiv, a. corrosive 
 
 Korsett, n. stays, corset, jacket 
 
 Kosmetisch, a. cosmetic 
 
 Koso- and Kosso-, vide Kusso 
 
 Kost, /. diet, food, regimen, fare 
 
 Kostai- (in compds.), vide Rippen- 
 
 Kostalgie, /. costal pain 
 
 Kosten, v.t. to taste 
 
 Kostklasse, /. class or kind of diet 
 
 Kot, m. fasces 
 
 Kot- (in compds.), faecal 
 
 Kot-abfluss, m. discharge of liquid 
 faeces 
 
 Kot - abfuhr, /. or -abfiihrung, /. re- 
 moval of faeces 
 
 Kot-abgang, m. defaecation 
 
 Kot-absatz, m. defaecation (of ani- 
 mal) 
 
 Kot-abscess, in. faecal abscess 
 
 Kot-anhaufung, /. or -ansammlung, 
 /. accumulation of faeces 
 
 Kot-anschoppung, /. impaction of 
 faeces 
 
 Kot-artig, a. faecal, faeculent, ster- 
 coraceous 
 
 Kot-ausfiihrend, a. or -ausleerend, 
 a. purgative, aperient 
 
 Kot - ausleerung, /. evacuation of 
 faeces 
 
 Kot-ausscheidung, /. excretion of 
 faeces 
 
 Kot-austritt, m. passage of fsces 
 
 Kot-ballen, m. faecal ball 
 
 Kot-beschwerde, /. trouble in defae- 
 cation 
 
 Kot-bildung, /. formation of faeces 
 
 Kot-brechen, n. s tercoraceous vom- 
 iting 
 
 Kot-brockel, n. or -brockelchen, 
 n.pl. scybala 
 
 Kot - einklemmung, f. impaction of 
 fseces 
 
 Kot-eiterfistel, /. suppurating faecal 
 
 fistula 
 Kot-entleerung, /. = -ausleerung 
 Kot-erbrechen, n. = -brechen 
 Kot-essen, n. eating faeces 
 Kot-farbe, /. colour of faeces 
 Kot-fistel, /. fjecal fistula 
 Kot-geruch, m. odour of fasces 
 Kot-geschwulst, /. f^cal tumour 
 Kotig, a. fascal, stercoraceous 
 Kot-kloake, /. faecal cloaca 
 Kot-kliimpchen, n. = -brockel 
 Kot-klumpen, m. lump of faeces 
 Kot-knollen, m. = -ballen 
 Kot-masse, /. faecal substance 
 Kot-massenanhaufung, /. accumula- 
 tion of faeces 
 Kot-menge, /. amount of faeces 
 Kot-pfropf, m. plug of faeces 
 Kot-saule, /. column of faeces 
 Kot-stauung, /. stoppage and accu- 
 mulation of faeces, fascal impac- 
 tion 
 Kot-stein, m. faecal concretion, en- 
 terolith 
 Kot-stockung, /. = -stauung 
 Kot-strang, m. — -saule 
 Kot-verhaltung, /. retention of faeces 
 Kot-verhartung,/. hardening of faeces 
 Kotyledon, n. cotyledon 
 Kot - zuriickhaltung, /. = -verhalt- 
 
 ung 
 Krabbeln, v.i. to itch 
 Krachen, v.i. to crash, to crack, to 
 
 crackle, to crepitate 
 Krachen, n. crackling, crepitation 
 Krachengerausch, n. crackling 
 
 sound 
 Krachung, /. = Krachen 
 Kraft, /. force, power, strength, 
 vigour, energy, virtue, ef&cacy, 
 sanative power 
 Kraft - anstrengung, /, exertion ol 
 
 force or strength 
 Kraft-aufwand, ni. expenditure of 
 
 force or strength 
 Kraft-ausserung, /. manifestation of 
 
 force or energy 
 Kraft-briihe, /. strong broth, con- 
 somme 
 Krafte-gefiihl, n. feeling of strength 
 
 or energy 
 Kraft-einheit, /. unit of force, dyne 
 Krafte-verfall, m. loss or breaking 
 
 down of strength 
 Krafte-verhaltnis, n. relation or con- 
 dition of strength 
 Krafte-zustand, m. condition of 
 strength 
 
 291 
 
Kra 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kra 
 
 Kraft-gefiihl, n. feeling of strength 
 or energy 
 
 Kraftig, a. strong, powerful, robust, 
 vigorous, energetic, efficacious, 
 nourishing 
 
 Kraftigen, v.t. to strengthen, to in- 
 vigorate, to nourish 
 
 Kraftigung, /. strengthening, invig- 
 oration. 
 
 Kraftigungsmittel, n. strengthening 
 remedy 
 
 Kraft-lahmung, /. loss of power or 
 strength 
 
 Kraft-los, a. powerless, weak, im- 
 potent, atonic, nerveless, invalid, 
 infirm, faint, prostrate 
 
 Kraft-losigkeit, /. weakness, in- 
 firmity, faintness, debility, power- 
 lessness, prostration 
 
 Kraft-mangel, m. = -losigkeit 
 
 Kraft-material, n. force-producing 
 material, reserve material 
 
 Kraft- mehl, n. wheat starch 
 
 Kraft- messer, m. dynamometer 
 
 Kraft-mittel, n. tonic remedy 
 
 Kraft-sinn, m. muscle-sense, mus- 
 cular sense 
 
 Kraft-suppe, /. = -bruhe 
 
 Kraft-voU, a. full of strength, 
 vigorous, strong 
 
 Kragen, m. collar 
 
 spanischer — , paraphimosis 
 
 Krahenauge, n. corn ; also nux 
 vomica bean 
 
 Krahenaugen-extrakt, n. extract of 
 nux vomica 
 
 Krahenaugen-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 nux vomica 
 
 Kraherischnabel ; vide Rabenschna- 
 bel 
 
 Kralle, /. claw 
 
 Krallen-fuss, m. claw-foot 
 
 Krallen-hand, /. claw-hand 
 
 Krallen-nagel, m. claw-nail 
 
 Krallen-pinzette, /. hooked forceps, 
 vulsellum 
 
 Krallen-stellung, /. (der Hand), la 
 main en griff e 
 
 Krampf, m. cramp, spasm ; con- 
 vulsion ; fits (popular) 
 
 Krampf- (in compds.), spasmodic, 
 convulsive 
 
 Krampf - ader, /. varix, varicose 
 vein 
 
 Krampf-aderausschneidung, /. exci- 
 sion of varicose vein 
 
 Krampf-aderbruch, m. varicocele 
 
 Krampf - aderentfernung, /. = -aus 
 schneidung 
 
 Krampf-aderig, a. varicose 
 Krampf-aderknoten, m. node oi 
 knot of varicose veins 
 
 Krampf-aderschnitt, m. = -aus- 
 schneidung 
 
 Krampf-aderunterbindung, /. liga- 
 turing a varicose vein 
 
 Krampf-ahnlich, a. spasmodic, con- 
 vulsive 
 
 Krampf -anf all, m. attack of spasm 
 or convulsion 
 
 Krampf-anlage, /. predisposition to 
 cramp or spasm 
 
 Krampf-art, /. kind or character of 
 cramp or spasm 
 
 Krampf-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Krampf-arznei, /. antispasmodic 
 
 Krampf-asthma, n. spasmodic 
 asthma 
 
 Krampf-bewegung, /. spasmodic or 
 convulsive movement 
 
 Krampf- centrum, n. convulsion 
 centre 
 
 Krampf-disposition, /. = -anlage 
 
 Krampf-erscheinung, /. spasmodic 
 or convulsive phenomenon 
 
 Krampf-erzeugend, a. exciting 
 spasm or convulsion 
 
 Krampf-form, /. = -art 
 
 Krampf-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Krampf -gift, n. poison producing 
 spasm or convulsion 
 
 Krampf-haft, a. spasmodic, con- 
 vulsive, spastic 
 
 Krampf-haftigkeit, /. spasmodic or 
 convulsive condition 
 
 Krampf-husten, m. spasmodic or 
 convulsive cough 
 
 Krampf-ig, a. = -haft 
 
 Krampf-kolik, /. colic 
 
 Krampf-krankheit, /. spasmodic or 
 convulsive affection 
 
 Krampf -lachen, n. spasmodic laugh- 
 ter ; sardonic laugh 
 
 Krampf -leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Krampf - lindernd, a. antispas- 
 modic 
 
 Krampf-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 
 Krampf-myopie, /. spasmodic my- 
 opia 
 
 Krampf-stiUend, a. = -lindernd 
 
 Krampf - sucht, /. epilepsy ; con- 
 vulsive ergotism 
 
 Krampf - tropfen, m.pl. (braune), 
 Tinctura Valerianae aetherea, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Krampf-tropfen, m.pl. (weisse), Spi- 
 ritus valerianas. Ph. G. 
 
 Krampf -iibel, n. = -krankheit 
 
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Kra 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kra 
 
 Krampf-ursache, /. cause of spasm 
 
 or convulsion 
 Krampf-wehen, f.-pl. spasmodic la- 
 bour pains 
 Krampf-wurzel, /. valerian root 
 Krampf-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Krampf-zustand, m, spasmodic or 
 
 convulsive state or condition 
 Kranichschnabel, m. or -zange, /. 
 
 crane's-bill forceps 
 Kraniektomie, /. craniectomy 
 Kranio- (in compds.), cranio-, 
 
 cepltalo- 
 Kranio-klasis, /. cephalotripsy 
 Kranio-klast, m. cranioclast, cepha- 
 
 lotribe 
 Kranio-log, m. craniologist 
 Kranio-logie, /. craniology 
 Kranio-logisch, a. craniological 
 Kranio-malakie, /. craniotabes 
 Kranio-metrie, /. craniometry 
 Kranio-pagus, m. double monster 
 
 with adherent heads 
 Kranio-pathie, /. craniopathy 
 Krcinio-skopie, /. crajiioscopy 
 Kranio-tomie, /. craniotomy 
 Kranio - tympanale heitung, /. bone 
 
 conduction (of sounds) 
 Krank, a. ill, sick, infirm, diseased, 
 
 ailing, suffering, afflicted 
 Kranke, m. & /. a patient, an invalid 
 Krankeiei, /. sickliness 
 Krankeln, v.i. to be in bad health, 
 
 or ailing 
 Kranken, v.i. to be ill, to suffer from 
 Kranken-abteilung, /. sick-ward 
 Kranken-anhaufung, /. overcrowd- 
 ing of patients 
 Kranken-anmeldung, /. notification 
 
 of disease 
 Kranken-anstalt, /. hospital, infirm- 
 ary 
 Kranken-attest, m. sick certificate 
 Kranken-aufsicht, /. tending or su- 
 pervision of the sick 
 Kranken-bahre, /. stretcher 
 Kranken -baracke, /. hospital on the 
 
 barrack system 
 Kranken-behandlung, /. treatment 
 
 of the sick 
 Kranken-beobachtung, /. observa- 
 tion of the sick 
 Kranken-bericht, m. sick report 
 Kranken-bestand, m. number of 
 
 patients 
 Kranken - besuch, m. visit to a 
 
 patient 
 Kranken-besucher, m. one who visits 
 the sick 
 
 Kranken-bett, n. sick-bed 
 
 Kranken-betteinrichtung, /. the ar- 
 rangement and fitting up of a 
 sick-bed 
 
 Kranken-bewegung, /. the variation 
 in numbers of patients 
 
 Kranken-diarium, n. medical visit- 
 ing-book or diary 
 
 Kranken-diat, /. sick-diet 
 
 Kranken-dienst, m. attendance on 
 the sick 
 
 Kranken-examen, n. examination of 
 patients 
 
 Kranken-fahrstuhl, m. Bath-chair 
 
 Kranken-geld, n. sick-money, sick- 
 pay 
 
 Kranken-geschichte, /. history of a 
 patient 
 
 Kranken - gymnastik, /. gymnastic 
 medical treatment 
 
 Kranken-haus, n. hospital, infirm- 
 ary 
 
 Kranken-hausbau, m. hospital con- 
 struction 
 
 Kranken-hausverwaltung, /. hospi- 
 tal administration 
 
 Kranken-hauswesen, n. all affairs 
 relating to hospitals 
 
 Kranken-heber, m. arrangement for 
 lifting a patient in bed 
 
 Kranken-heilanstalt, /. institution 
 for the medical treatment of the 
 sick 
 
 Kranken-isolierung, /. isolation of 
 the sick 
 
 Kranken-journal, n. case-book, \dsit- 
 ing-book 
 
 Kranken-kasse, /. sick-club or -fund 
 
 Kranken - kassenverband, m. sick- 
 club association or union 
 
 Kranken - korb, m. sick-litter or 
 -pannier 
 
 Kranken-kost, /. = -diat 
 
 Kranken-lager, n. sick-bed 
 
 Kranken-laus, /. clothes- or body- 
 louse 
 
 Kranken-leder, n. waterproof-sheet 
 
 Kranken-liste, /. sick-list 
 
 Kranken-nahrung, /. = -.diat 
 
 Kranken-pflege, /. attendance upon 
 and care of patients 
 
 Kranken-pfleger, m. male nurse or 
 
 sick-attendant 
 Kranken-pflegerin, /. nurse 
 Kranken-raum, m. sick- ward or 
 
 place for the sick 
 Kranken-saal, m. ward 
 Kranken-sanfte, /. litter 
 Kranken-schiff, n. hospital-ship 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kra 
 
 Kranken-sessel, m. invalid-chair 
 
 Kranken-speise, /. = -diat 
 
 Kranken-spital, n. = -haus 
 
 Kranken-stube, /. sick-room 
 
 Kranken-stuhl, m. invalid-chair 
 
 Kranken - stuhlwagen, m. = fahr- 
 stuhl, 
 
 Kranken-thermometer, m. clinical 
 thermometer , 
 
 Kranken-tisch, m. bed-table 
 
 Kranken-trage, /. chair for carrying 
 invalids, stretcher 
 
 Kranken-trager, m. stretcher-bearer 
 
 Kranken-transport, m. transport of 
 the sick and wounded 
 
 Kranken-transportwagen, m. ambu- 
 lance-waggon or -truck 
 
 Kranken-unterbringung, /. = -un- 
 terkunft 
 
 Kranken-unterkunft, /. sheltering of 
 sick and wounded 
 
 Kranken-unterkunftsraum, m. shel- 
 ter for the sick and wounded 
 
 Kranken - unterstiitzung, /. assist- 
 ance to the sick poor 
 
 Kranken-untersuchung, /. = -ex- 
 amen 
 
 Kranken- verein, m. sick-society or 
 -club 
 
 Kranken- verschlag, m. cockpit 
 
 Kranken-versicherung, /. insurance 
 against sickness 
 
 Kranken-versicherungsgesetz, n. law 
 relating to insurance against sick- 
 ness 
 
 Kranken-vorstellung, /. exhibition 
 of a patient 
 
 Kranken-wagen, w. invalid-carriage, 
 hospital-waggon, Bath-chair 
 
 Kranken-warter, m. = -pfleger 
 
 Kranken- warterin, /. = -pflegerin 
 
 Kranken-warterkorps, n. army hos- 
 pital corps 
 
 Kranken - wartung, /. attendance 
 upon and care of patients 
 
 Kranken-wasche, /. body-linen and 
 bed-linen of the sick 
 
 Kranken-wesen, n. all affairs relat- 
 ing to management of the sick 
 
 Kranken-zelt, n. hospital or ambu- 
 lance tent 
 
 Kranken - zerstreuung, /. distribu- 
 tion of the sick and wounded in 
 war 
 
 Kranken-zettel, m.. = -bericht 
 
 Kranken-zimmer, n. = -stube 
 
 Krankhaft, a. diseased, distem- 
 pered ; morbid, irregular, ab- 
 normal 
 
 394 
 
 Krankhaftigkeit, /. diseased state, 
 morbidity, abnormality 
 
 Krankheit, /. illness, disease, sick- 
 ness, complaint, malady, indis- 
 position 
 
 einheimische or endemische — , 
 
 endemic disease 
 englische — , rickets 
 
 Krankheits-ablauf, m. course or ter- 
 mination of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-abnahme, /. decline of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-anfall, m. attack of ill- 
 ness 
 
 Krankheits-anlage, /. predisposition 
 to a disease 
 
 Krankheits-art, /. kind or variety of 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-ausbildung, /. develop- 
 ment of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-ausbreitung, /. spread or 
 extension of disease 
 
 Krankheits-ausbruch, m. outbreak 
 of disease 
 
 Krankheits-ausgang, m. result or 
 termination of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-ausserung, /. manifesta- 
 tion of disease 
 
 Krankheits-bakterien, n.pl. bacteria 
 of disease 
 
 Krankheits-befund, m. diagnosis of 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-bericht, m. medical re- 
 port or bulletin 
 
 Krankheits-beschreibung, /. descrip- 
 tion of disease 
 
 Krankheits-bewusstsein, n. the con- 
 sciousness of being ill 
 
 Krankheits - bild, n. aspect of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-charackter, m. character 
 or type of illness 
 
 Krankheits-dauer, /. duration of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-disposition, /. = -anlage 
 
 Krankheits-entscheidung, /. crisis of 
 a disease 
 
 Krankheits-entstehung, /. etiology 
 of disease 
 
 Krankheits-entstehungslehre, /. sci- 
 ence of etiologv of disease 
 
 Krankheits - erregend, a. exciting 
 disease, 
 
 Krankheits-erreger, m. excitant of 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits - erscheinung, /. symp- 
 tom or phenomenon of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-erwerbung, /. the act of 
 acquiring or contracting disease 
 
Kra 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kr£i 
 
 Krankheits-fall, m. case of illness or 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-form, /. = -art 
 
 Krankheits-forscher, m. pathologist 
 
 Krankheits-gefiihl, n. the sensation 
 of being ill 
 
 Krankheits-genius, m. = -charakter 
 
 Krankheits-geschichte, /. history of 
 a disease 
 
 Krankheits-gift, n. virus of disease 
 
 Krankheits-grad, to. stage or degree 
 of disease 
 
 Krankheits-gruppe, /. group of dis- 
 eases 
 
 Krankheits-herd, m. focus or centre 
 of disease 
 
 Krankheits-keim, in. germ of disease 
 
 Krankheits-kenner, m. = -lehrer 
 
 Krankheits-kunde, /. pathology 
 
 Krankheits-Iehre, /. pathology 
 
 Krankheits-lehrer, m. pathologist 
 
 Krankheits-marasmus, m. maras- 
 mus or wasting due to disease 
 
 Krankheits - name, m. name of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-process, m. process or 
 course of a disease 
 
 Krankheits - schilderung, /. = -be- 
 schreibung 
 
 Krankheits-sitz, m. seat of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-steigerung, /. exacerba- 
 lion of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-stimmung, /. phase of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-stoff, m. morbid matter 
 
 Krankheits-symptom, n. symptom 
 of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-trager, m. vehicle of 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-iibertragung, /. trans- 
 ference of disease 
 
 Krankheits - ursache, /. cause of 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-ursachenlehre, /. = -ent- 
 stehungslehre 
 
 Krankheits-verbreitung, /. spreading 
 of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-vererbung, /. >the inher- 
 iting or transmitting of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-verhiitung, /. the pre- 
 vention of disease 
 
 Krankheits- verlauf, m. course of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-verschleppung, /. trans- 
 mission of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-verschlimmerung, /. ex- 
 acerbation of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-vorgang, m. process or 
 course of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-wechsel, m. crisis of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-wesen, n. nature of a 
 disease 
 
 Krankheits-zeichen, n. sign or symp- 
 tom of a disease 
 
 Krankheits-zeichenlehre, /. sympto- 
 matology 
 
 Krankheits - zeichnend, a. pathog- 
 nomonic 
 
 Krankheits-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Krankheits - zunahme, /. ■= -ver- 
 schlimmerung 
 
 Krankheits-zustand, m. condition or 
 state of disease 
 
 Kranklich, a. weak in health, sickly, 
 ailing 
 
 Kranklichkeit, /. sickliness, weak- 
 ness of health, infirmity 
 
 Krankmachend, a. causing disease 
 
 Kranksein, n. the being ill 
 
 Krankwerden, n. the becoming ill 
 
 Kranz, m. wreath, crown, corona, 
 areola 
 
 Kranz- (in compds.), coronary 
 
 Kranz-ader, /. coronary vein 
 
 Kranz-arterie, /. coronary artery ; 
 circumflex artery 
 
 Kranz - arterienast, m. branch of 
 coronary or circumflex artery 
 
 Kranz-arterienerkrankung, /. dis- 
 ease of coronary artery 
 
 Kranz-arterienverengung, /. stenosis 
 of coronary artery 
 
 Kranz-arterienverschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of coronary artery 
 
 Kranz-band, n. coronary ligament 
 
 Kranz-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Kranz - blutleiter, to. coronary 
 sinus 
 
 Kranz - formig, a. coronary, coro- 
 noid, circumflex 
 
 Kranz-furche, /. auriculo-ventricu- 
 lar furrow 
 
 Kranz-gefass, n. coronary vessel 
 
 Kranz - geflecht, n. coronary 
 plexus 
 
 Kranz-naht, /. coronary suture 
 
 Kranz-nerv, m. circumflex nerve 
 
 Kranz-pulsader, /, or -schlagader, /, 
 = -arterie 
 
 Kranz-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Krapula, /. ennui 
 
 Krasenlehre, /. the study of con» 
 stitution and temperament 
 
 Kraske'sche Operation, /. sacral re- 
 section of rectum 
 
 Kratz-artig, a, resembling itch, pru- 
 riginous 
 
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Kra 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kre 
 
 Kratz - ausschlag, m. eruption of 
 
 scabies 
 Kratze, /. scabies, itch 
 Kratzen, v.t. to scratch, to scrape 
 Kratzend, a. scratching 
 Kratzer, m.pl. acanthocephali 
 Kratz-formig, a. = -artig 
 Kratz-geschwiir, n. ulcer caused by 
 
 itch 
 Kratzig, a. scabious, scabbed, itchy, 
 
 mangy 
 Kratz-kranke, m. & f. a subject of 
 
 scabies 
 Kratz-krankheit, /. scabies, itch 
 Kratz-kur, /. treatment for scabies 
 Kratz-milbe, /. acarus scabiei, sar- 
 
 coptes hominis 
 Kratz - milbengang, m. track or 
 
 burrow of scabies insect 
 Kratz-mittel, n. remedy for scabies 
 Kratz-ofen, m. disinfecting oven 
 Kratz-pustel, /. pustule of scabies 
 Kratzwunde, /. wound caused by 
 
 scratching 
 Kraus, a. crisp, curly, curled, corru- 
 gated, crispate 
 Krauselung, /. curling, crispation 
 Krauseminz - blatter, n.pl. Folia 
 
 menthse crispse, Ph. G. 
 Krauseminze, /. crisped mint 
 Krauseminz-61, n. Oleum menthse 
 
 crispae. Ph. G. 
 Krauseminz-sirup, m. Syrupus men- 
 thse crispae. Ph. G. 
 Krauseminz-wasser, n. Aqua men- 
 thse crispEe, Ph. G. 
 Krause'sche Driisen, f.pl. acino- 
 tubular glands of eyelid (of 
 Krause) 
 Krause'sche Endkolben, m.pl. end- 
 bulbs of Krause 
 Kraut, n. herb, plant, vegetable 
 Krauter, n.pl. herbs 
 
 aromatische — , aromatic herbs 
 
 erweichende — , emollient herbs 
 
 Lieber'sche — , Herba galeop- 
 
 sidis, Ph. G. 
 
 Krauter-abkochung, /. decoction of 
 
 herbs 
 Krauter-absud, m. = -abkochung 
 Krauter-arznei, /. herb medicine, 
 
 medicine prepared from simples 
 Krauter-aufguss, m. infusion of herbs 
 Krauter-auszug, m. extract of herbs 
 Krauter-bad, n. bath medicated with 
 
 aromatic herbs 
 Krauter-bier, n. herb-beer 
 Krauter-dampfbad, n. vapour-bath 
 medicated with aromatic herbs 
 
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 Krauter-essig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 Krauter - kissen, n. herb-bag for 
 
 fomentation, &.C., sachet 
 Krauter-kur, /. = -saftkur 
 Krauter-mittel, n. vegetable remedy 
 Krauter-pflaster, n. poultice made of 
 
 herbs 
 Krauter-pulver, n. powdered herbs 
 Krauter-sackchen, n. = -kissen 
 Krauter-saft, m. juice of herbs 
 Krauter - saftkur, /. treatment by 
 
 herb extracts 
 Krauter-thee, m. herb-tea 
 Krauter- trank, m. decoction of herbs 
 
 or simples 
 Krauter-umschlag, m. herb "poultice 
 Krauter-wein, m. medicated or aro- 
 matic wine 
 Krauter-zucker, m. conserve, con- 
 fection, electuary 
 Krebs, m. cancer, carcinoma ; crab 
 Krebs- (in compds.), cancerous, 
 
 carcinomatous 
 Krebs - ahnlich, a. cancerlike, can- 
 cerous, carcinomatous 
 Krebs-alveole. f^ cancer alveolus 
 Krebs - art, ;, kind or variety of 
 
 cancer 
 Krebs-artig, a,. = -ahnlich 
 Krebs - artigkeit, /. cancerousness, 
 
 malignancy 
 Krebs-auge, n. crab's eye, concre- 
 tion found in crayfish 
 Krebs-auslosung, /. or -ausrottung, 
 /. extirpation or removal of cancer 
 Krebs-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 
 cancer 
 Krebs-beschwerde, /. troubles due 
 
 to cancer 
 Krebs-bildung, /. cancer formation 
 Krebs-delle, /. cancer depression or 
 umbilication ; central depression 
 often seen in cancer 
 Krebs-entwickelung, /. development 
 
 of cancer 
 Krebs-erkrankung, /. cancerous af- 
 fection 
 Krebs-fall, m. case of cancer 
 Krebs-farbe, /. or -farbung, /. can- 
 cerous complexion or colour 
 Krebs-form, /. = -art 
 Krebs-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Krebs-geriist, n. cancer stroma 
 Krebs-geschwulst, /. cancerous tu- 
 mour 
 Krebs-geschwiir, M. cancerous ulcer 
 Krebs-gewebe, n. cancer tissue 
 Krebs-haft, a. cancerous 
 Krebs-herd, m. cancer focus 
 
Kre 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kre 
 
 Krebs-ig, a. cancerous 
 Krebs-jauche, /. ichorous discharge 
 from breaking-down cancerous 
 material 
 Krebs-kachexie, /. cancer cachexia 
 Krebs-keim, m. cancer-germ 
 Krebs-knollen, m. = -knoten 
 Krebs-knotchen, «. or -knoten, m. 
 
 cancer-nodule 
 Krebs-korper, m. cancer body or 
 mass ; cancer body or cell of 
 Waldeyer 
 Krebs-korperchen, n. cancer cor- 
 puscle or cell 
 Krebs - krank, a. suffering from 
 
 cancer 
 Krebs-kranke, m. & f. a, subject of 
 
 cancer 
 Krebs-krankheit, /. cancerous affec- 
 tion 
 Krebs-kropf, m. malignant goitre 
 Krebs-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Krebs-marasmus, m. cancer maras- 
 mus or wasting 
 Krebs-masse, /. cancer substance 
 Krebs - metastase, /. metastasis of 
 
 cancer 
 Krebs-milch, /. = -saft 
 Krebs-nabel, m. = -dalle 
 Krebs-narbe, /. cancerous cicatrix 
 Krebs-neubildung, /. cancerous new 
 
 growth 
 Krebs-saft, m. cancer juice 
 Krebs-schaden, m. = -krankheit 
 Krebs-schmerz, m. cancer pain 
 Krebs-stein, m. = -auge 
 Krebs-ursache, /. cause of cancer 
 Krebs- warze, /. cancerous wart 
 Krebs- wucherung, /. hypertrophy or 
 
 prohferation of cancer 
 Krebs-zapfen, m. prolongation or 
 
 process of cancer 
 Krebs-zelle, /. cancer-cell 
 Krebs-zellennest, n. cancer-cell nest 
 Kreide, /. chalk ; carbonate of lime 
 
 Spanische — , talc 
 Kreide-artig, a cretaceous ; resem- 
 bling chalk 
 Kreide-haltig, a. containing chalk 
 Kreide - stein, m. chalk-stone ; to- 
 phus 
 Kreidig, a. cretaceous, chalky 
 Kreis, m. circle, district, sphere, 
 
 ring, areola, zone, orbit 
 Kreis - arzt, m. district medical 
 
 officer 
 Kreischend, a. creaking, screeching 
 Kreiselgerausch, n. bruit de diable, 
 venous hum 
 
 Kreisen, v.i. to circulate, to revolve 
 
 Kreis-faser, /. circular fibre 
 
 Kreis-faserschicht, /. layer of cir- 
 cular fibres 
 
 Kreis-formig, a. circular, orbicular, 
 round 
 
 Kreislauf, m. circulation, circular 
 motion, periodical return 
 
 Kreislauf-bahn, /. course of circula- 
 tion 
 
 Kreislauf-beschleunigung, /. accel- 
 eration of circulation 
 
 Kreislauf-hindernis, n. impedirhent 
 to circulation 
 
 Kreislauf-storung, /. disturbance of 
 circulation 
 
 Kreislauf-verlangsamung, /. slowing 
 of circulation 
 
 Kreislauf-zeit, /. time of one com- 
 plete round of blood-circulation 
 
 Kreis-medizinalbeamter, m. district 
 medical officer 
 
 Kreis-muskel, m. circular muscle 
 
 Kreis-muskelbundel, m. bundle of 
 circular muscle fibres 
 
 Kreis - muskelfaser, m. circular 
 muscle fibre 
 
 Kreis - muskelschicht, /. layer of 
 circular muscle 
 
 Kreis-physikus, m. district medical 
 officer 
 
 Kreis-sage, /. circular saw 
 
 Kreissbett, n. lying-in couch 
 
 Kreis - schneidemesser, n. circular 
 knife 
 
 Kreis-schnitt, m. circular incision, 
 circular amputation 
 
 Kreissen, 7J.i. to be in labour, to 
 labour in childbirth 
 
 Kreissend, a. parturient 
 
 Kreissende, /. a woman in labour 
 
 Kreissstuhl, m. obstetric chair 
 
 Kreisszimmer, n. lying-in room 
 
 Kreis-tierarzt, m. district veterinary 
 surgeon 
 
 Kreis-tour, /. circular turn (in ban- 
 daging) 
 
 Kreis- vsmndarzt, m. district medical 
 officer (surgeon) 
 
 Kremnophobie, /. nervousness on 
 looking down a slope 
 
 Krempe, /. brim, flap 
 
 Kreosot, n. creosote 
 
 Kreosot-dampf, m. creo3ote-vapour 
 
 Kreosot-wasser, n. creosote-water 
 
 Krepiren, v.i. to die 
 
 Krepitation, /. crepitation 
 
 Krepitieren, v.i. to crepitate 
 
 Krepitierend, a. crepitant 
 
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Kre 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kre 
 
 Kresol, n. = Kresylsaure 
 Kresotinsaure, /. cresotinic acid 
 Kresyl-alkohol, m. or -saure, /. 
 
 kresol, methyl-phenol 
 Kretin, m. cretin 
 Kretine, /. female cretin 
 Kretinen-anstalt, /. institution for 
 
 cretins 
 Kretinen - artig, a. cretinouSj cre- 
 tinoid 
 Kretinen-haft, a. = -artig 
 Kretinen-schadel, m. skull of cretin 
 Kretinismus, m. cretinism 
 Kretinose, m. & /. a cretin 
 Kreuz, n. cross ; decussation, sacral 
 
 region, loins 
 Kreuz- (in compds.), sacral, crucial 
 Kreuz-band, n. crucial ligament 
 Kreuz-beere, /. ; vide Kreuzdornbeere 
 Kreuzbein, n. os sacrum 
 Kreuzbein- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 the OS sacrum 
 Kreuzbein-arterie, /. sacral artery 
 Kreuzbein-aushohlung, /. hollow of 
 
 the sacrum 
 Kreuzbein-blutader, /. sacral vein 
 Kreuzbein-driise, /. sacral gland 
 Kreuzbein-fiache, /. surface of the 
 
 sacrum 
 Kreuzbein-fiugel, m. ala of the sa- 
 crum 
 Kreuzbein-gegend, /. sacral region 
 Kreuzbein-geschwulst, /. tum.our of 
 
 the sacrum 
 Kreuzbein - hockerband, n. great 
 
 sacro-sciatic ligament 
 Kreuzbein -hohlung, /. = -aushohl- 
 
 ung 
 Kreuzbein-horn, n. sacral cornu 
 Kreuzbein-hiiftbeinband, n. sacro- 
 iliac ligament 
 Kreuzbein-kanal, m. sacral canal 
 Kreuzbein - krummung, /. sacral 
 
 flexure 
 Kreuzbein - lendenmuskel, m. sacro- 
 
 lumbalis muscle 
 Kreuzbein-loch, n. sacral foramen 
 Kreuzbein-neigung, /. inclination of 
 
 the sacrum 
 Kreuzbein-nerv, m . sacral nerve 
 Kreuzbein-oberflache, /. = -fiache 
 Kreuzbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Kreuzbein-rauhigkeit, /. tuberosity 
 
 of the sacrum 
 Kreuzbein-schlagader, /, -= -arterie 
 Kreuzbein-schlitz, m. hiatus of the 
 
 sacrum 
 Kreuzbein-spitze, /, apex of the 
 
 sacrum 
 
 298 
 
 Kreuzbein - staehelband, n. lesser 
 
 sacro-sciatic ligament 
 Kreuzbein-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Kreuzbein-wirbel, m. sacral vertebra 
 Kreuz-blumenkraut, n. Herba poly- 
 
 galae amaras. Ph. G. 
 Kreuz-darmbein- (in compds.), 
 
 sacro-iliac 
 Kreuz-darmbeinband, n. sacro-iliac 
 
 ligament 
 Kreuz-darmbeinfuge, /. or -darm- 
 beingelenk, n. sacro-iliac synchon- 
 drosis 
 Kreuz-dornbeeren, f.pl. buckthorn 
 
 berries 
 Kreuz-dornbeerensaft, m. buckthorn 
 
 berry Juice 
 Kreuz-dornbeerensirup, m. syrup of 
 
 buckthorn 
 Kreuz-formig, a. cruciform, crucial 
 Kreuz-geflecht, 11. sacral plexus 
 Kreuz-gegend, /. sacral region 
 Kreuz-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Kreuz-knorrenband, n. great sacro- 
 sciatic ligament 
 Kreuz-knoten, m. sacral ganglion 
 Kreuz-lendenmuskel, m. sacro-lum- 
 
 balis muscle 
 Kreuz-muskel, m. a muscle attached 
 
 to sacrum 
 Kieuz-nerv, in. sacral nerve 
 Kreuz-pulsader, /. or -schlagader, /. 
 
 sacral artery 
 Kreuz-schmerz, tn. lumbago 
 Kreuz-schnitt, m. crucial incision 
 Kreuz-sitzbeinband, n. sacro-sciatic 
 
 ligament 
 Kreuz-stachelband, n. lesser sacro- 
 sciatic ligament 
 Kreuz-steissband, n. sacro-coccygeal 
 
 ligament 
 Kreuz - steissbein - (in compds.), 
 
 sacro-coccygeal 
 Kreuz-steissbeinband, n. sacro-coc- 
 cygeal ligament 
 Kreuz - steissbeingegend, /. sacro- 
 coccygeal region 
 Kreuz-steissbeingelenk, n. or -steiss- 
 beinverbindung, /. sacro-coccygeal 
 articulation 
 Kreuzung, /. decussation ; crossing, 
 
 cross-breeding ; intermarriage 
 Kreuzungs-kommissur, /. commis- 
 sure, especially of cerebellum and 
 spinal cord 
 Kreuzungs-punkt, m. point of decus- 
 sation 
 Kreuz-weh, n. -» -schmerz 
 Kreuz- wirbel, m, sacral vertebra 
 
Kri 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Krii 
 
 Kribbeln- ; vide Kriebeln 
 
 Kriebel-gefiihl, n. sensation of itch- 
 ing, formication, &c. 
 
 Kriebel-krankheit, /. ergotism 
 
 Kriebel-mucke, /. simulia reptans 
 
 Kriebeln, v.t. & i. to tickle, to 
 prickle, to itch, to irritate, to 
 tingle 
 
 Kriebeln, w. tickling, itching, formi- 
 cation, irritation, tingling 
 
 Kriebel-sucht, /. = -krankheit, /. 
 
 Krieg, m. (in compds.), relating to 
 war, military ; vide for compds. 
 also Militar- and Armee- 
 
 Kriegs - arzneikunde, /. military 
 medicine 
 
 Kriegs-chirurg, m. military surgeon 
 
 Krjegs-chirurgie, /. military surgery 
 
 Kriegs-heilkunde, /. = -arzneikunde 
 
 Kriegs-hospital, n. = -lazarett 
 
 Kriegs-krankenpflege, /. care of sick 
 and wounded in war 
 
 Kriegs-lazarett, n. military hospital 
 
 Kreigs-lazarettpersonal, n. the per- 
 sonnel of a military hospital 
 
 Kriegs-pest, /. = -typhus 
 
 Kriegs - sanitatsdienst, m. military 
 sanitary service 
 
 Kriegs-sanitatsordnung, /." military 
 sanitary regulation 
 
 Kriegs - sanitatswesen, n. military 
 sanitary affairs 
 
 Kriegs-seuche, /. an epidemic due 
 to war 
 
 Kriegs-typhus, m. tj^phus 
 
 Krikotracheotomie, /. laryngo-tra- 
 cheotomy 
 
 Kriminalanthropologie, /. criminal 
 anthropology 
 
 Kriminalpsychologie, /. criminal psy- 
 chology 
 
 Krimm'sche Krankheit, /. Crimean 
 leprosy 
 
 Krinos, a. hairy 
 
 Krinositat, /. hairiness 
 
 Krippe, /. creche 
 
 Krippenanstalt, /. creche 
 
 Krippenwesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with creches 
 
 Krise, /. crisis 
 
 Krispieren, v.t. to twist (a divided 
 vessel) 
 
 Kritisch, a. critical 
 
 Krokonsaure, /. croconic acid, 
 C5H2O5 
 
 Kron- (in compds.), vide Kronen- ; 
 vide for compds. also Kranz- 
 
 Kronbohrer, m. trephine, modiolus 
 
 Krone, /. crown, corona 
 
 Kronen-artig, a. coronary, coronoid 
 Kronen-band, n. coronary ligament 
 Kronen-formig, a. = -artig 
 Kronen-fortsatz, m. coronoid pro- 
 cess 
 Kronen-naht, /. coronal suture 
 Kronung, /. crowning 
 
 in der — stehen, to be tipsy or 
 " elevated " 
 Kronzahn, m. eyetooth 
 Kropf, m. goitre, Derbyshire neck, 
 bronchocele ; struma ; crop (of 
 birds) 
 
 gelatinoser or lymphatischer — , 
 struma lymphatica 
 Kropf-abtragung, /. extirpation of 
 
 goitre 
 Kropf-art, /. kind of goitre 
 Kropf-artig, a. goitrous 
 Kropf-ausschalung, /. enucleation or 
 
 extirpation of goitre 
 Kropf-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 
 goitre 
 Kropf - druse, /. thyroid gland ; 
 
 goitre 
 Kropf -form, /. = -art 
 Kropf-formig, a. = -artig 
 Kropf-gegend, /. goitrous locality 
 Kropf-geschwulst, /. goitre, broncho- 
 cele 
 Kropf-ig, a. goitrous 
 Kropf-igkeit, /. goitrous state pr 
 
 condition 
 Kropf-knoten, m. goitrous nodule 
 Kropf-mittel, n. a remedy for goitre 
 Kropf-quelle, /. spring the water of 
 
 which is said to cause goitre 
 Kropf-salbe, /. iodide of potash 
 
 ointment 
 Kropf-stenose, /. stenosis of air- 
 passages due to pressure of goitre 
 Kropf-stimme, /. goitrous voice 
 Kropf-tod, m. sudden death asso- 
 ciated with enlargement or dis- 
 ease of thyroid 
 Kropf-ursache, /. cause of goitre 
 Kropf - verkleinernd, a. reducing 
 
 goitre 
 Kropf-vertreibend, a. anti-goitrous 
 Krote, /. toad, ranula 
 Krotenkopf, m. anencephalus 
 Kroton- (in compds.), croton 
 Kroton-61, n. croton-oil 
 Kroton-samen, m. croton-seed 
 Kroton-saure, /. crotonic acid 
 Kriicke, /. crutch 
 
 Kriickenlahmung, /. crutch paralysis 
 Kriickenzange, /. crutch-shaped for- 
 ceps 
 
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Kru 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kry 
 
 Krug- (in compds.), amphoric 
 
 Krug-artiger Schall, m. amphoric 
 sound 
 
 Krug-atmen, n. amphoric respira- 
 tion 
 
 Krug-stimme, /. amphoric voice 
 
 Kriillgaze, /. crumpled gauze 
 
 Kriimelzucker, m. grape-sugar 
 
 Kninun, a. crooked, curved, bent, 
 wry, tortuous 
 
 Krumm-bein, n. bandy-leg ; bow- 
 leg 
 
 Krumm-beinig, a. bandy-legged ; 
 bow-legged 
 
 Krumm-darm, m. ileum 
 
 Krumm-darmentzundung, /. inilam- 
 mation of ileum 
 
 Krumm - darmschleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of ileum 
 
 Krumm - darmschlinge, /. loop of 
 ileum 
 
 Kriimme, /. crookedness, curvature, 
 bend 
 
 Kriimmen, v.t. & refl. to crook, to 
 curve, to bend ; to writhe 
 
 Krumm-fiissig, a. = -beinig 
 
 Krumtn-hals, m. wry-neck 
 
 Krumm-halsig, a. wry-necked 
 
 Krumm-knie, n. knock-knee 
 
 Krumm-sehen, n. metamorphopsia, 
 distorted vision 
 
 Kriimmung, /. crookedness, curva- 
 ture, bend, curve, sinuosity 
 
 Kriimmungs-halbmesser, m. radius 
 of curvature 
 
 Kriimmungs - hypermetropie, /. hy- 
 permetropia from diminished re- 
 fractive power of ocular media 
 
 Kriimmungs - myopie, /. myopia 
 from excessive refractive power 
 of ocular media 
 
 Kriimmungs-radius, m. = -halb- 
 messer 
 
 Krummungs - winkel, m. (der 
 Hinterhauptschuppe), occipital 
 angle 
 
 Krummungs-winkel, m. (des Schei- 
 telbeins), parietal angle (Lis- 
 sauer) 
 
 Kriimmungs-winkel, m. (des Stirn- 
 beins), frontal angle 
 
 Krumm - werden, n. to become 
 crooked (scoliosis) 
 
 Krumm-zange, /. curved forceps 
 
 Krupp, m. croup 
 
 Krupp-anfall, m. attack of croup 
 
 Krupp-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 croup 
 
 Kruppel, m. cripple 
 
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 Kriippel-haft, a. crippled, maimed, 
 stunted 
 
 Kriippel-haftigkeit, /. crippled con- 
 dition 
 
 Kriippelig, a. = Kriippelhaft 
 
 Krupp-haute, f.pl. croup membrane 
 
 Krupp-husten, m. croupy cough 
 
 Kruppos, a. croupy 
 
 Krural, a. crural 
 
 Kruralneuralgie, /. neuralgia in the 
 thigh 
 
 Kruspel, m. = Knorpel 
 
 Kruste, /. crust, scab, scurf, eschar 
 
 Krusten - bildung, /. formation of 
 crust, &c. 
 
 Krusten-flechte, /. impetigo 
 
 Krusten-mensch, m. porcupine man 
 
 Krusten-tiere, n.pl. crustaceous ani- 
 mals 
 
 Krymasthesie, /. special sensitive- 
 ness to cold 
 
 Krymotherapie, /. therapeutic use of 
 cold 
 
 Kryoskopie, /. cryoscopy 
 
 Kryptocephalus, m. monster in 
 which the head cannot be seen 
 
 Kr3rptogenetisch, a. caused by fungi 
 
 Kryptolith, m. stone found in athero- 
 matous cyst 
 
 Kryptophthalmus, m. congenital 
 union of eyelids 
 
 Kryptorchid, m. a subject of unde- 
 scended testicles 
 
 Kr3rptorchidie, /. congenital dis- 
 placement of testicles 
 
 feryptorchie, /. = Kryptorchidie 
 
 Kryptorchismus, m. = Kryptor- 
 chidie 
 
 Krystall, m. crystal 
 
 Krystall - ahnlich, a. like crystal, 
 crystalline 
 
 Krystall - bildung, /. formation of 
 crystals 
 
 Krystall - feuchtigkeit, /. crystalline 
 humour 
 
 Krystall- friesel, m. miliary fever, 
 sudamina 
 
 Krystallinisch, a. crystalline 
 
 Krystallisieren, v.i. to crystallise 
 
 Krystallisierung, /. crystallisation 
 
 Krystall-kapsel, /. = -linsenkapsel 
 
 Krystall-linse, /. crystalline lens 
 
 Krystall - linsenentfernung, /. re- 
 moval of crystalline lens 
 
 Krystall - linsenentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of crystalline lens 
 
 Krystall-linsenkaps'el, /. capsule of 
 crystalline lens 
 
 Krystall-star, m. lenticular cataract 
 
Kry 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Kup 
 
 Krystall-wulst, m. thickening of 
 periphery of capsule after opera- 
 tion for cataract 
 Krystaloidsubstanz, /. crystalloid 
 Krytophansaure, /. kryptophanio 
 
 acid 
 Kubeben- (and compds.), vide Cube- 
 ben 
 Kuboideisch, a. cuboid, cuboidal 
 Kuboidisch, a. = Kuboideisch 
 Kubomanie, /. gambling mania 
 Kuchen, m. (and compds.), vide 
 
 Mutterkuchen and Nachgeburt 
 Kuchenschelle, /. pulsatUla 
 Kuckucksbein, n. coccyx 
 Kugel, /. sphere, globe, ball, bnlb- 
 
 head, globule, bullet 
 
 hysterische — , globus hystericus 
 Kugel-auszieher, m. bullet-extractor 
 Kugel-bacterium, n. micrococcus, 
 
 sphero-bacterium 
 Kugel-bohrer, m. = -auszieher 
 Kiigelchen, n. molecule 
 Kugel-feile, /. osteotribe 
 Kugel-finder, m. buUet-probe 
 Kugel-form, /. globular form 
 Kugel-formig, a. spherical, globular 
 Kugel-gelenk, n. ball-and-socket 
 
 joint, enarthrosis, arthrodia 
 Kugel-hefe, /. hyphas of mucor 
 
 racemosus 
 Kugel-kem, m. spheroidal nucleus 
 Kugel-lochpilz, m. shot-hole fungus 
 Kugel-loffel, m. bullet-scoop 
 Kugel-sucher, m. = -finder 
 Kugel-tierchen, n. volvox globator 
 Kugel -trephine, /. bullet-trephine 
 Kugel-zange,/. ball- or bullet-forceps 
 Kugel-zieher, m. = -auszieher 
 Kuhblattern- ; vide Kuhpocken 
 Kiihl, a. cool, fresh 
 Kuhl-apparat, m. refrigerator, cool- 
 ing apparatus 
 Kiihl-decke, /. a cooling or refriger- 
 
 atiiig covering 
 Kiihlen, v.i. to cool, to refrigerate, 
 
 to refresh 
 Kuhlend, a. cooling, refrigerant, 
 
 refreshing 
 Kiihl-gefass, n. = -apparat 
 Kiihl-kompresse, /. cold compress 
 Kuhl-mittel, n. a refrigerant 
 Kiihl-pulver, n. cooling powder 
 Kiihl-rohre, /. cooling tube 
 Kiihl-salbe, /. Unguentum plumbi, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Kuhl-salz, n. refrigerating salt 
 Kiihl-schlange, /. = -schlinge 
 Kuhl-schlinge, /. cooling coil 
 
 Kuhl-sonde, /. a double-current irri- 
 gator for cooling the urethra 
 Kiihlung, /. cooling, refrigeration 
 Kiihl-wasser, n. lead-water 
 Kuhmilch, /. cow's milk 
 Kuhpocken, f.pl. cow-pox, vaccinia 
 Kuhpocken - blaschen, n. vaccine 
 
 vesicle 
 Kuhpocken-gift, n. vaccine virus 
 Kuhpocken-impfung, /. vaccination 
 Kuhpocken -lymphe, /. vaccine 
 
 lymph 
 Kuhpocken-materie, /. = -lymphe 
 Kuhpocken-stoff, m. = -lymphe 
 Kulilawanol, n. an ethereal oil 
 obtained from Cinnamonum culi- 
 lawan (Nees.) 
 Kultur, /. culture, cultivation ; 
 
 civilisation 
 Kultur-losung, /. cultivation-solu- 
 tion 
 Kultur- versuch, m. cultivation ex- 
 periment 
 Kumiss, m. ; vide Kumys 
 Kiimmel, m. caraway 
 Kiimmel-61, n. Oleum carui 
 Kiimmel-samen, m. caraway-seed 
 Kumulation, /. accumulation 
 Kumulativ, a. cumulative 
 Kumulieren, v.i. to accumulate 
 Kumulierung, /. accumulation 
 Kumys, m. koumiss 
 Kumyskur, /. treatment by koumiss 
 Kunst, /. art ; skill 
 Kunst- (in compds.), artificial, tech- 
 nical 
 Kunst-ausdruck, m. technical term 
 Kunst-butter, /. artificial butter, 
 
 margarine 
 Kunst-eis, n. artificial ice 
 Kunst-fehler, m. malpraxis 
 Kunst-gerecht, a. secundum artem 
 Kunst-geschwur, n. an issue 
 Kunst-heilmittel, n. artificial (or 
 
 sj'nthetic) therapeutic agent 
 Kunst - heilung, /. cure by treat- 
 ment 
 Kunst-hulfe, /. medical or surgical 
 
 aid or help 
 Kunstlich, a. artificial ; ingenious 
 Kupfer, n. copper 
 
 essigsaures — , copper acetate 
 Kupfer-acetat, n. copper acetate_ 
 Kupfer-alaun, m. cuprum alumina- 
 
 tum, lapis divinus 
 Kupfer-ammonium, n. cupr-ammo- 
 
 nium 
 Kupfer-ausschlag, m. acne rosacea 
 Kupfer-borat, n. copper borate 
 
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Kup 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kys 
 
 Kupfer-chlorid, n. cupric chloride 
 Kupfer-chloriir, n. cuprous chloride 
 Kupfer-chromat, n. copper chromate 
 Kupfer-drahtpessar, n. copper-wire 
 
 pessary 
 Kupfer-finne, /. = -ausschlag 
 Kupfer-gefass, n. copper utensil 
 Kupfer-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained copper 
 Kupfer-geschirr, n. = -gefass 
 Kupfer-griin, n. verdigris 
 Kupfer-haltig, a. containing copper 
 Kupferig, a. copperlike, coppery 
 Kupfer-jodiir, n. cuprous iodide 
 Kupfer-kolik, /. colic of chronic 
 
 copper poisoning 
 Kupfer-lahmung, /. paralysis pro- 
 duced by working in copper 
 Kupfern, a. of copper 
 Kupfer-nase, /. acne rosacea of nose 
 Kupfer-nitrat, n. copper nitrate 
 Kupfer-oxychlorid, n. copper oxy- 
 
 cHoride 
 Kupf sr-oxyd, n. copper oxide 
 Kupfir-oxydammoniak, n. ammo- 
 
 nio-copper solution 
 Kupfer-oxydhydrat, n. cupric hy- 
 droxide 
 Kupfer-oxydsalz, n. cupric salt 
 Kupfer-oxydul, n. cuprous oxide 
 Kupfer-oxydulsalz, n. cuprous salt 
 Kupfer-praparat, n. a preparation of 
 
 copper 
 Kupfer-rose, /. = -nase 
 Kupfer - salmiak, m. cuprum sul- 
 
 phuricum ammoniatum 
 Kupfer-sulfat, n. copper sulphate, 
 
 blue-stone 
 Kupfer-sulfur, n. copper sulphide 
 Kupfer-vergiftung, /. copper poison- 
 ing 
 Kupfer-vitriol, m. = -sulfat 
 Kupfer- wasser, n. commercial fer- 
 rous sulphate 
 Kupfrig, a. = Kupferig 
 Kuppe, /. top, head, summit, tip 
 Kuppel, /. cupola 
 Kuppel-blindsack, m. blind sac of 
 
 the cupola 
 Kur, /. treatment, cure, course of 
 
 treatment 
 Kur-arzt, m. physician at a watering- 
 place 
 Kurbisbandwurm, m. tasnia solium 
 Kurella'sches Brust Pulver, n. Pulv. 
 
 liquiritias co.. Ph. G. 
 Kur-erfolg, m. result of treatment 
 Kur-gast, m. patient at a health 
 resort 
 
 Kur-gemass, a. = -massig 
 
 Kur-haus, n. pump-room, bathing 
 establishment 
 
 Kurieren, v.t. to treat ; to cure 
 
 Kurkuma, /. Radix curcumae, Ph. G. 
 
 Kur-massig, a. according to the pre- 
 scribed treatment or diet , 
 
 Kur-methode, /. method of treat- 
 ment 
 
 Kur-ort, m. health-resort, watering- 
 place 
 
 Kur-pfuscher, m. quack 
 
 Kur-pfuscherei, /. quackery 
 
 Kurs, m. course (especially of lectures) 
 
 Kurschnernaht, /. glover's suture 
 
 Kurve, /. curve 
 
 Kur-verfahren, n. = -methode 
 
 Kurz, a. short ; brevis 
 
 Kurz-atmig, a. short-breathed, asth- 
 matic 
 
 Kurz - atmigkeit, /. shortness of 
 breath, dyspnoea 
 
 Kurz-kopf, m. brachycephalus 
 
 Kurz-kopfig, a. brachycephalous 
 
 Kurz-kopfigkeit, /. brachycephaly 
 
 Kurz-sichtig, a. short-sighted, my- 
 opic 
 
 Kurz-sichtigkeit, /. short-sighted- 
 ness, myopia 
 
 Kurz-stabchen, n. bacillus 
 
 Kur-zweck, m. aim or purpose of 
 treatment 
 
 Kusso-blumen, f.pl. or -bliiten, f.pl. 
 cusso flowers 
 
 Kustenfieber, n. coast fever, inter- 
 mittent fever 
 
 Kustenklima, n. seaside or coast 
 climate 
 
 Kutikularbildung, /. formation of 
 epithelium, especially of horny 
 layer 
 
 Kyanose, /. cyanosis 
 
 Kymographion, n. instrument for 
 measuring and recording arterial 
 pressure, kymograph 
 
 Kynurensaure, /. kynuric acid 
 
 Kyphose, /. kyphosis 
 
 Kyphoskoliose; /. posterior and 
 lateral spinal curvature 
 
 Kyphotisch, a. kyphotic 
 
 Kyste, /. cyst 
 
 Kysten- (and compds.), vide Cysten 
 
 Kystom, n. cyst, cystoma 
 
 Kystometer, m. instrument for mea- 
 suring the bladder 
 
 Kystoplegie, /. paralysis of the blad- 
 der 
 
 Kystospasmus, m. spasm of the blad- 
 der 
 
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Lab 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lag 
 
 Lab, «. tennet 
 
 Lab - ahnlich, d. resembling ren- 
 net 
 Lab-driise, /. peptic gland, digestive 
 
 gland 
 Laben, v.t. to curdle with rennet 
 Lab-essenz, /. Liquor seriparus, 
 
 Ph. G. ; extract of rennet 
 Lab-ferment, n. active principle of 
 
 gland 
 Labial, a. labial ; vide for compds. 
 
 also Lippen 
 Labialhernie, /. labial hernia 
 Labiometer, m. instrument for mea- 
 suring distance apart of blades 
 of forceps applied to child's head 
 Labitom, n. cutting-forceps 
 Lab-kraut, n. Galium verura 
 Lab-losung, /. solution of rennet 
 Lab-magen, m. abomasum, fourth 
 
 stomach of ruminants 
 Lab-magenschleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of abomasum 
 Laborant, m. chemist 
 Laborationstaxe, /. special tax upon 
 
 chemists 
 Laboratorium, n. laboratory 
 Laborde'sches Verfahren, n. rhyth- 
 mic traction of the tongue in cases 
 of apparent drowning 
 Lab-pulver, n. rennet powder 
 Lab-tabletten, f.pl. rennet tabloids 
 Lab-wirkung, /. effect of rennet 
 Labyrinth, n. labyrinth (of inner 
 ear) 
 
 hautiges — , membranous laby- 
 rinth 
 knochernes — , osseous laby- 
 rinth 
 Labyrinth-anhang, m. ductus endo- 
 
 lymphaticus 
 Labyrinth-blaschen, n. auditory or 
 
 otic vessel 
 Labyrinth - fenster, n. fenestra of 
 
 labyrinth 
 Labyrinth-innenflache, /. inner sur- 
 
 •face of labyrinth 
 Labyrinth-kapsel, /. capsule from 
 
 which internal ear is formed 
 Labyrinth-oberflache, /. surface of 
 
 labyrinth 
 Labyrinth-sackchen, n. saccule 
 Labyrinth-vorhof, m. vestibule of 
 labyrinth 
 
 Labyrinth-wand, f. or -wandung, /. 
 wall of labyrinth 
 
 Labyrinth -wasser, n. fluid of laby- 
 rinth 
 
 Lab-zelle, /. peptic cell 
 
 Lac . . ., vide Lak . . . and Laz . . . 
 
 Lach-bewegung, /. muscular move- 
 ments of laughter 
 
 Lacheln, v.i. to smile 
 
 Lachen, v.i. to laugh 
 
 Lachen, n. laughter, laughing 
 
 Lachen-erregend, a. exciting laugh- 
 ter 
 
 Lach-gas, n. laugliing-gas 
 
 Lach-griibchen, n. dimple formed in 
 cheeks during laughter 
 
 Lach-kranipf, m. spasmodic or hys- 
 terical laughing 
 
 Lach-muskel, m. risorius muscle 
 
 Lach-zwang, m. irresistible impulse 
 to laugh 
 
 Lack, m. lac, lake 
 
 Lackfarbe, /. lac-colour, lac-dye 
 
 Lackfarbiges Blut, n. laked blood 
 
 Lackmus, m. litmus 
 
 Lackmus-kraut, n. Croton tinc- 
 torium, L. 
 
 Lackmus-papier, n. litmus paper 
 
 Lackmus-tinktur, /. litmus tincture 
 
 Lact . . ., vide Lakt . . . 
 
 Lade, /. box, case ; society or guild 
 meeting 
 
 Laden, m-. shop, store 
 
 Ladieren, v.i. to hurt, to injure 
 
 Ladrerie, /. leprosy 
 
 Ladungsflasche, /. Leyden jar 
 
 Laennec'scher Infarkt, m. haemor- 
 rhagic pulmonary infarct 
 
 Lage, /. site, position, posture, 
 attitude ; state, condition ; layer, 
 stratum ; presentation (obstet- 
 rics) 
 
 Lage-abweichung, /. deviation, mal- 
 position, abnormal position 
 
 Lage-anomalie, /. anomaly of posi- 
 tion 
 
 Lage-berichtigung, /. rectification of 
 position 
 
 Lager, n. bed, couch ; stratum, 
 layer ; camp 
 
 Lager-fieber, n. camp fever, typhus 
 
 Lager-haft, a. bedridden 
 
 Lager-ruhr, /. dysentery 
 
 Lager-sucht, /. = -fieber 
 
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Lag 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lan 
 
 Lagerung, /. lying down ; stratifica- 
 tion 
 Lagerungsschiene, /. hollow splint 
 
 for maintaining fixed position 
 Lage-veranderung, /. change of posi- 
 tion, displacement 
 Lage - verkehrung, /. perversion of 
 
 position 
 Lage-wechsel, m. change of position 
 
 or presentation 
 Lage-weise, a. in layers, stratified 
 Lagochilie, /. harelip 
 Lagophthalmus, m. widening of the 
 
 palpebral fissure 
 Lagoponus, m. stitch in the side 
 Lagostoma, n. harelip 
 Lahm, a. lame 
 
 Lahmen, v.i. to become lame 
 Lahmen, v.t. to Jiiake lame, to para- 
 lyse 
 Lahmend, a. laming, paralysing 
 Lahm-gehen, n. walldng lame 
 Lahm-heit, f. lameness 
 Lahmung, /. lameness, paralysis 
 allgemeine — , general paralysis 
 Bell'sche — , Bell's paralysis 
 centrale — , central paralysis 
 essentielle — , essential para- 
 lysis 
 halbseitige — , hemiplegia 
 myopathische — , myopathic 
 
 paralysis 
 neuropathische — , neuropathic 
 
 paralysis 
 peripherische — , peripheral pa- 
 ralysis 
 quere — , paraplegia 
 fibers Kreuz — , cross paralysis 
 unvollstandige — , incomplete 
 
 paralysis, paresis 
 vollstandige — , complete para- 
 lysis 
 Lahtnungs-anfall, fit. attack of para- 
 lysis 
 Latimungs-art, /. kind or variety of 
 
 paralysis 
 Lahmungs-artig, a. resembling para- 
 lysis 
 Lahmungs - erscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon or sign of paralysis 
 Lahmungs-form, /. = -art 
 Lahmungs-hyperamie, /. hyperaemia 
 
 accompanying paralysis 
 Lahmungs-ursache, /. cause of para- 
 lysis 
 Lahmungs-widrig, a. antiparalytic 
 Lahmungs-zufall, m. -= -anfall 
 Lahmungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 paralysis 
 
 Laken-bad, n. wet-packing 
 Laken-einwickelung, /. wrapping in 
 
 wet-pack 
 Lakritze, /. = Lakritzensaft 
 Lakritzen-saft, m. liquorice 
 Lakritzen-sirup, m. syrup of liquorice 
 Lakritzen-wurzel, /. liquorice root 
 Laktagoga, pi. galactagogues 
 Laktate, n.pl. lactates 
 Laktation, /. suckUng ; lactation 
 Laktationsirresein, w. insanity 
 
 during lactation 
 Laktens, m. a suckling 
 Lakto- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 milk 
 Lakto-biose, /. lacto-biose, milk- 
 sugar 
 Lakto - butyrometer, m. butyrome- 
 
 ter 
 Lakto-densimeter, m. instrument for 
 
 taking specific gravity of milk 
 Lakto - krit, /. instrument for esti- 
 mating the fat of mUk 
 Lakto-se, /. lactose, milk-sugar 
 Lakto-skop, n. lactometer 
 Lakto-surie, /. the occurrence of 
 
 milk-sugar in urine 
 Laktucismus, m. poisoning with Lac- 
 
 tuca virosa 
 Laktylsaure, /. lactic anhydride 
 Lallen, v.i. = Lallen 
 Lallen, v.i. to stammer, to babble, to 
 
 speak imperfectly, to stutter 
 Lalopathieen, f.pl. disturbances of 
 
 speaking 
 Lalophobie, /. neurotic disturbance 
 
 of speech 
 Lamda-formig, a. lambdoid 
 Lamda-naht, /. lambdoid suture 
 Lamelle, /. layer, stratum 
 Laminaria - meissel, m. laminaria 
 
 tent 
 Laminaria-sonde, /. laminaria 
 
 sound 
 Laminaria-stengel, m. = -meissel 
 Laminaria-stift, m. = -meissel 
 Laminektomie, /. laminectomy 
 Laminiert, a. laminated 
 Lamostenosis, /. oesophageal sten-- 
 
 osis 
 Lampenruss, m. lampblack 
 Lamprophonie, /. very loud speech '. 
 Land, n. land, country 
 Land-arzt, m. country doctor 
 Landesmedizinalkollegium, n. state" 
 
 medical college 
 Land-fieber, n. endemic fever 
 Land-kartenzunge, /. geographical- 
 
 tongue 
 
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Lan 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lan 
 
 Land-krankheit, /. endemic disease 
 
 Landolfische Aetzpaste, /. Landolfi's 
 caustic 
 
 Land-physikus, m. = -arzt 
 
 Land-quarantane, /. quarantine on 
 land 
 
 Land-ruhr, /. endemic d3'sentery 
 
 Landry 'sche Paralyse, /. Landry's 
 paralysis 
 
 Land-seuche, /. epidemic 
 
 Land-skorbut, m. false scurvy, pur- 
 pura haemorrhagica 
 
 Land-walnussol, n. oil obtained 
 from Aleurites triloba 
 
 Lang, a. long, longus 
 
 Lange, /. length 
 
 Langen- (in compds.), longitudinal ; 
 vide for all compds. Langs- 
 
 Langer'scher Achselbogen, m. pro- 
 cessus falciformis axillaris 
 
 Langhans'sche Schicht, /. the foetal 
 epithelium of the chorionic villi 
 
 Langhans'sche Zellen, pi. tubercu- 
 lar giant-cells 
 
 Lang-kopf, m. dolichocephalus 
 
 Lang-kopfig, a. dolichocephalous 
 
 Lang-lebig, a. long-lived 
 
 Lang-lebigkeit, /. longevity 
 
 Langlich, a. longitudinal 
 
 Langs, prep, along 
 
 Langs- (in compds.), longitudinal 
 
 Langs-achse, /. longitudinal axis 
 
 Langs-achsendrehung, /. rotation or 
 displacement in vertical axis 
 
 Langs-ausdehnung, /. longitudinal 
 extent 
 
 Langs-band, n. longitudinal liga- 
 ment 
 
 Langs - blutleiter, m. longitudinal 
 sinus 
 
 Langs-bruch, m. longitudinal frac- 
 ture 
 
 Langs-biindel, m. longitudinal bundle 
 
 Langs-disparates Punktpaar, n. pair 
 of points lying on corresponding 
 vertical lines of demarcation on 
 the retinas, but upon disparate 
 horizontals 
 
 Langs - disparation, /. longitudinal 
 disparation 
 
 Langs - durchmesser, m. longitudinal 
 diameter 
 
 Langs-durchschnitt, ni. longitudinal 
 section 
 
 Langs-ebene des Sehraums, /. (mitt- 
 lere), central longitudinal plane of 
 visual space 
 
 Langs - ebenen, f.pl. longitudinal 
 planes 
 
 Langs-einschnitt, m. longitudinal 
 incision 
 
 Langs-falte, /. longitudinal fold 
 
 Langs-faser, /. longitudinal fibre 
 
 Langs - faserhaut, /. longitudinal 
 fibrous membrane 
 
 Langs-faserschicht, /. layer of longi- 
 tudinal fibres 
 
 Langs-furche, /. longitudinal furrow 
 or sulcus 
 
 Langs-furchung, /. longitudinal seg- 
 mentation or cleavage 
 
 Langs - geschwiir, n. longitudinal 
 ulcer 
 
 Langs-hohenindex, m. vertical index 
 
 Langs - horopter, m. longitudinal 
 horopter 
 
 Lang-sichtig, a. long-sighted, hyper- 
 metropic 
 
 Lang-sichtigkeit, /. long-sightedness, 
 hypermetropia 
 
 Langs-kopflage, /. longitudinal head 
 presentation 
 
 Langs-lage, /. longitudinal position 
 or presentation 
 
 Langsleiste, /. longitudinal ridge 
 
 Langs-mittellinie, /. (des Sehfeldes), 
 longitudinal median line of field 
 of vision 
 
 Langs-muskelfaser, /. longitudinal 
 muscular fibre 
 
 Langs-muskelschicht, /. layer of lon- 
 gitudinal muscles 
 
 Langs-muskulatur, /. longitudinal 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Langs-riss, m. longitudinal rent or 
 rupture 
 
 Langs-scheidewand, /. mediastinum 
 
 Langs-schicht, /. longitudinal layer 
 
 Langs-schnitt, m. longitudinal in- 
 cision 
 
 Langs-schnittebene, /. = -ebenen 
 
 Langs-spalte, /. longitudinal cleft or 
 fissure 
 
 Langs-spannung, /. longitudinal ten- 
 sion 
 
 Lang-stabchen, n.pl. bacilli 
 
 Langs-streifen, m.pl. striae longitudi- 
 nales 
 
 Langs-streifig, a. longitudinally stri- 
 ated 
 
 Langs-teilung, /. longitudinal divi- 
 sion 
 
 Langs-umfang, m. longitudinal cir- 
 cumference 
 
 Langs - wachstum, n. longitudinal 
 growth 
 
 Languettiernaht, /. a variety of 
 glovers' suture 
 
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Lan 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lar 
 
 Langwierig, a. protracted 
 
 Lanugo-haarbalg, m. lanugo hair- 
 follicle 
 
 Lanugo - harchen, n. lanugo, fine 
 hair 
 
 Lanze, f. lance 
 
 Lanzen-egel, m. distoma lanceo- 
 latum 
 
 Lanzen-messer, n. lance-shaped or 
 double-edged knife ; iridectomy- 
 knife 
 
 Lanzen-nadel, /. lance-pointed 
 needle 
 
 Lanzen-nadelspritze, /. syringe with 
 lance-pointed needle 
 
 Lanzette, /. lancet 
 
 Lanzetten-besteck, n. case of lancets 
 
 Lanzetten-futteral, n. lancet-case 
 
 Lanzinierend, a. lancinating 
 
 Lapagmus, m. purgation 
 
 Lapaktisch, a. gently laxative 
 
 Laparo- (in compds.), relating to 
 abdomen 
 
 Laparo-catarrhus, m. intestinal ca- 
 tarrh 
 
 Laparo-cele, n. abdominal hernia 
 
 Laparo-enterotomie, /. laparo-enter- 
 otomy 
 
 Laparo-hysterektomie, /. abdominal 
 hysterectomy 
 
 Laparo-hysterotomie, /. laparo-hys- 
 terotomy, Csesarean section 
 
 Laparo-ileotomie, /. laparo-ileotomy 
 
 Laparo-klyse, /. washing out of peri- 
 toneal sac 
 
 Laparo-kolpotomie, /. a modifica- 
 tion of Caesarean section in which 
 the vagina is incised instead of 
 the uterus 
 
 Laparo -monodidymus, w. twins 
 united at the abdomen 
 
 Laparo-myitis, /. inflammation of 
 abdominal muscles 
 
 Laparo-myomotomie, /. removal of 
 uterine myomata by the abdomen 
 
 Laparo - rrhaphie, /. sewing up of 
 abdomen 
 
 Laparo-salpingotomie, /. incision of 
 Fallopian tube after laparotomy 
 
 Laparo - skopie, /. examination of 
 abdomen 
 
 Laparo-tomie, /. laparotomy 
 
 Laparo-typhlotomie, /. laparotomy 
 in csecal region 
 
 Laparo-zoster, m. herpes of the ab- 
 domen 
 
 Lapistrager, m. caustic-holder 
 
 Lappchen, n. lobule, lobe ; a small 
 piece of linen or cloth 
 
 Lappchen-bronchien, pi. bronchioles 
 
 Lappen, m. lobe, lobule ; flap ; a 
 piece of linen or cloth 
 
 Lappen-amputation, /. = -schnitt 
 
 Lappen-bildung, /. making a flap 
 
 Lappen-elephantiasis, /. elephantia- 
 sis mollis 
 
 Lappen-extraktion, /. extraction (of 
 cataract) by flap-operation 
 
 Lappen-messer, n. knife for cutting 
 flap, amputation-knife 
 
 Lappen-schnitt, m. flap-amputation 
 
 Lappen- wunde, /. wound in which a 
 flap is nearly separated 
 
 Lappig, a. fl.abby, flaccid ; lobate, 
 lobulated 
 
 Lappung, /. lobulation 
 
 Larche, /. larch 
 
 Larchen-manna, /. manna from the 
 larch 
 
 Larchen-schwamm, m. Fungus lari- 
 cis, Ph. G. 
 
 Larchen-terpentin, m. Venetian tur- 
 pentine 
 
 Larvenbildung, /. formation of larva 
 
 Larvenorgan, n. rudimentary organ 
 
 Larviert, a. masked 
 
 Laryngektomie, /. laryngectomy, 
 excision of larynx 
 
 Laryngismus, m. spasm of the glottis 
 
 Laryngo- (in compds.), relating to 
 the larynx 
 
 Laryngo-cele, n. air-containing cyst 
 in region of larynx 
 
 Laryngo - fissur, /. the operative 
 opening of larynx 
 
 Laryngo-logie, /. laryngology 
 
 Laryngo-paralyse, /. motor paraly- 
 sis of larynx 
 
 Laryngo-phthise, /.laryngeal phthisis 
 
 Laryngo - rrhagia, /, haemorrhage 
 from the larynx 
 
 Laryngo-skop, n. laryngoscope 
 
 Laryngo-skopieren, v.i. to examine 
 the larynx with the laryngoscope 
 
 Laryngo-skopisch, a. laryngoscopic 
 
 Laryngo-spasmopsellismus, m. spas- 
 modic laryngeal stammering 
 
 Laryngo-spasmus, m. spasm of glottis 
 
 Laryngo-spastisch, a. pertaining to 
 laryngeal spasm 
 
 Laryngo -stenose, /. stenosis of 
 larynx 
 
 Laryngo-tom, n. laryngotomy-knife 
 
 Laryngo-tracheotomie, /. crico-tra- 
 cheotomy 
 
 Laryngo-typhus, m. laryngeal com- 
 plications due to typhoid or 
 typhus 
 
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Lar 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lav 
 
 Larynx- (in compds.), vide Kehlkopf 
 
 Lasion, /. lesion 
 
 Lassar's Schalpaste, /. paste causing 
 the skin to peel off ; contains 
 naphthol, sulphur, lanolin, and 
 - green soap 
 
 Lassar's Zinkpaste, f. equal quan- 
 tities ot zuic oxide and starch, 
 with double the amount" of vase- 
 line 
 
 Lassen, Blut, v.t. to let blood 
 
 Lasszeug, n. case of blood-letting 
 instruments 
 
 Latenz, /. latency, incubation (of 
 fever) 
 
 Latenz-stadium, n. latent stage 
 
 Lateralcolotomie, /. lateral colotomy 
 
 LateiSlsklerosis, /. lateral sclerosis 
 
 Laterocele, n. = Laparocele 
 
 Lathyrismus, m. lathyrism 
 
 Latsche, /. Pinus pumilio 
 
 Latschenkiefer, /. Pinus montana 
 
 Latschenkiefer-extrakt, n. extract of 
 Pinus montana 
 
 Latschenkiefer-61, n. ethereal oil ob- 
 tained from Pinus montana 
 
 Lattich, m. lettuce 
 
 Latwerge, /. electuary 
 
 Lau, a. lukewarm, tepid ; mild 
 
 Laub, n. leaf 
 
 Lau-bad, M. tepid bath 
 
 Laub-bad, n. leaf-bath 
 
 Laub-fleck, m. pimple 
 
 Lauf, m. course, track, path, current ; 
 How, stream ; progress 
 
 Laufen, v.-i. to run, to move, to flow, 
 to triclde 
 
 Lauf-knoten, m. running centre 
 (situated near the middle of 
 ventricular surface of caudate 
 nucleus) 
 
 Lauf-krampf, m. runners' cramp 
 
 Lauge, /. lye, solution of caustic soda 
 or potash 
 
 Laugen-arti'g, a. alkaline 
 
 Laugen-bad, n. alkaline-bath 
 
 Laugen-essenz, /. solution of caustic 
 soda or potash 
 
 Laugen - haft, a. resembling lye, 
 alkaline 
 
 Laugen-messer, m. instrument for 
 taking specific gravity of lyes, 
 acids, &c. 
 
 Laugensaltz (atzendes), potassa fusa 
 
 Laugensalz, n. (fliichtiges), carbo- 
 nate of ammonium 
 
 Laugensalz (geschwefeltes), n. potas- 
 sium sulphide 
 
 Laugensalz (miileralisches),«. sodium 
 carbonate 
 
 Laugensalz (vegetabilisches), n. po- 
 tassium carbonate 
 
 Laugen-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 lye 
 
 Laugen- wage, /. =-- -messer 
 
 Laugen- wasser, n. lye 
 
 Laune, /. humour, temper, ill 
 humour, caprice, whim, mood 
 
 Launenhaftigkeit, /. capriciousness, 
 whimsicality 
 
 Launisch, a. ill-humoured, capri- 
 cious, whimsical 
 
 Laurinfett, n. = Laurostearin 
 
 Laurinsaure, /. lauric acid 
 
 Laurinsenkampfer, m. common cam- 
 phor 
 
 Laurostearin, n. the glyceride of 
 lauric acid 
 
 Laus, /. louse 
 
 Lause-korner, n.pl. a popular term 
 applied to cocculus indicus, ceva- 
 dilla seed, &c. 
 
 Lause-krankheit, /. = -sucht 
 
 Lause-pulver, n. insect powder 
 
 Lause-salbe, /. Unguentum pedicu- 
 lorum 
 
 Lause-samen, m. = -korner 
 
 Lause-sucht, /. phthiriasis 
 
 Lausig, a. lousy 
 
 Laut, a. loud, audible, distinct 
 
 Laut, m. sound, tone, note 
 
 Laut-bar, a. audible 
 
 Laut-barkeit, /. audibility 
 
 Laut-bild, n. phonic image, auditory 
 spectrum 
 
 Laut-bildung, /. formation of sounds 
 
 Lauten, v.i. to sound 
 
 Laut-gebarde, /. sound-gesture 
 
 Laut-gesetz, n. phonetic law 
 
 Laut-klaviatur, /. sound-keyboard 
 
 Laut-los, a. soundless, silent, mute 
 
 Laut - mechanik, /. mechanism of 
 articulate phonation 
 
 Laut - nachahmung, /. sound mim- 
 icry, onomatopoiesis 
 
 Laut-sprache, /. phonetic speech 
 
 Laut-worte, n.pl. spoken words 
 
 Lauwarm, a. lukewarm, tepid 
 
 Lavamentum, n. enema ,- i i / 
 
 Lavendel, m. lavender \ 
 
 Lavendel - bliiten, f.pl. lavender 
 flowers ' I 
 
 Lavendel - geist, m. spirits of lav- 1 
 ender 
 
 Lavendel-61, n. oil of lavender 
 
 Lavendel- wasser, n. lavender-water 
 
 Lavogyr, a, laevorotatory 
 
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Lav 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Leb 
 
 Lavulinsaure, /. laevulinic acid, 
 
 monobasic 
 Lavulose, /. levulose, fruit-sugar 
 
 Laxans, n. purgative 
 Laxieren, v.t. & i, to purge, to open 
 the bowels ; to be purged 
 
 Laxier-kur, /. treatment by purga- 
 tives 
 
 Laxier-latwerge, /. senna electuary 
 
 Laxier-mittel, n. a purgative 
 
 Laxier-salz, n. (englisches), magne- 
 sium sulphate 
 
 Laxier-trank, n. Infus. sennas co. 
 
 Laxier-zucker, m. variety of sugar 
 obtained from Larix europaea 
 
 Laxitat, /. looseness, relaxation 
 
 Lazarett, n. hospital, infirmary, 
 military hospital ; vide for com- 
 pounds also Hospital- and 
 Krankenhaus- 
 
 Lazarett-baracke, /. hospital pavi- 
 lion 
 
 Lazarett-einrichtung, /. internal ar- 
 rangements of a hospital 
 
 Lazarett-fieber, n. typhus 
 
 Lazarett - gehilfe, m. hospital at- 
 tendant, hospital orderly 
 
 Lazarett-schift, n. hospital-ship 
 
 Lazarett-typhus, m. = -fieber 
 
 Lazarett-wesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with military hospitals 
 
 Lazarett-zug, m. military hospital 
 railway trains 
 
 Lazerieren, v.t. to lacerate 
 
 Leben, v.i. to live 
 
 Leben, n. life, vitality 
 
 Lebend, a. living 
 
 Lebendig, a. living, alive, lively, 
 active 
 
 Lebendig-gebarend, a. viviparous 
 
 Lebens- (in compds.), relating to 
 life, vital 
 
 Lebens-abschnitt, m. period or part 
 of life 
 
 Lebens-alter, n. period of life, age 
 
 Lebens-art, /. manner or mode of 
 life 
 
 Lebens-assekuranz, /. life insurance 
 
 Lebens-ausserung, /. manifestation 
 of life 
 
 Lebens-balsam, m. (Hoffmann 'scher) 
 Mistura oleoso-balsamica. Ph. G. 
 
 Lebens-baum, m. arbor vitas (in 
 cerebellum) ; thuja, arbor vitae 
 
 Lebens-baumtinktur, /. tincture of 
 thuja 
 
 Lebens-bedingung, /. vital condition 
 
 Lebens - bedrohend, a, threatening 
 Ufe 
 
 Lebens-bedurfnisse, n.pl. necessaries 
 
 of life 
 Lebens-dauer, /. duration of life 
 Lebens-eigenschaft, /. attribute of 
 
 life 
 Lebens-elexir, n. compound tincture 
 
 of aloes 
 Lebens-erhaltung, /. preservation of 
 
 life • 
 Lebens-erhaltungstrieb, m. instinc- 
 tive desire to live 
 Lebens-erscheinung, /. phenomenon 
 
 of life 
 Lebens-erwartung, /. probable dura- 
 tion of life 
 Lebens-essenz, /. = -elexir 
 Lebens - fahig, a. capable of life, 
 
 viable 
 Lebens - fahigkeit, /. viability, vi- 
 tality 
 Lebens-feuer, n. vital energy 
 Lebens-fliissigkeit, /. vital fluid, the 
 
 blood 
 Lebens-frische, /. prime of life 
 Lebens-fiille, /. energy, fulness of 
 
 hfe 
 Lebens-funken, m. vital spark 
 Lebens-gang, m. vital process or 
 
 function 
 Lebens-gefahr, /. danger to life 
 Lebens-gefahrlich, a. dangerous to 
 
 life 
 Lebens-gefahrlichkeit, /. danger to 
 
 Ufe 
 Lebens-geist, m. vital spirit 
 Lebens - genuss, m. enjoyment of 
 
 life 
 Lebens-gesetz, n. vital law 
 Lebens-gewohnheit, /. habit of life 
 Lebens-hauch, m. breath of life 
 Lebens-jahr, n. year of life 
 Lebens-knoten,m. respiratory centre, 
 
 nceud vital 
 Lebens-kraft, /. vital power, vigour, 
 
 vitality, energy 
 Lebens-kraftig, a. vital, vigorous, 
 
 full of life 
 Lebens-lange, /. length of life 
 Lebens-lehre, /. biology 
 Lebens-linie, /. line of life, sulcus 
 
 pollicis 
 Lebens-luft, /. oxygen 
 Lebens-luftmesser, m. eudiometer 
 Lebens-lust, /. love or enjoyment of 
 
 life 
 Lebens - magnetismus, m. animal 
 
 magnetism 
 Lebens-merkur, m, antimony oxy- 
 chloride 
 
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Leb 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Leb 
 
 Lebens-mittel, n. victuals, provisions 
 
 Lebens-monat, m. month of life 
 
 Lebens-miide, a. weary of life 
 
 Lebens-miidigkeit, /. weariness of 
 life 
 
 Lebens-mut, m. vital energ}!- 
 
 Lebens-mutig, a. full of energy 
 
 Lebens-61, n. = -balsam 
 
 Lebens-ordnung, /. diet, regimen 
 
 Lebens-ordnungslehre, /. dietetics 
 
 Lebens - prinzip, n. vital principle, 
 the soul 
 
 Lebens-prozess, m. process of life, 
 vital phenomenon or function 
 
 Lebens-regel, /. rule or maxim of 
 life 
 
 Lebens-saft, m. vital fluid or humour 
 
 Lebens-satt, a. = -miide 
 
 Lebens-schwache, /. defective vi- 
 tality, debility 
 
 Lebens-stufe, /. period or stage of 
 life 
 
 Lebens-teil, tn. vital part 
 
 Lebens-thatigkeit, /. vital energy, 
 vitality 
 
 Lebens-tinktur, /. Tinct. aloes co. 
 
 Lebens-trieb, m. vitality, vital im- 
 pulse 
 
 Lebens - tropfen, m.pl. life - drops 
 (name of patent medicine) 
 
 Lebens-iiberdruss, m. satiety or dis- 
 gust of life 
 
 Lebens-uberdrussig, a. tired of life 
 
 Lebens - unfahig, a. incapable of 
 living, non-viable 
 
 Lebens-unfahigkeit, /. incapability 
 of living, non-viability 
 
 Lebens-verhaltnis, n. condition of 
 life 
 
 Lebens-verkiirzung, /. shortening of 
 life 
 
 Lebens - verlangerung, /. prolonga- 
 tion of life 
 
 Lebens - verlangerungskunst, /. the 
 art of prolonging life 
 
 Lebens-verrichtung, /. function of 
 life 
 
 Lebens-versicherung, /. life insur- 
 ance 
 
 Lebens - versicherungsvertrag, m. 
 life insurance policy or contract 
 
 Lebens-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Lebens- wahrscheinlichkeit, /. proba- 
 bility or expectancy of life 
 
 Lebens-warme, /. animal or vital 
 heat 
 
 Lebens-weise, /. = -art 
 
 Lebens- wichtig, a. vital, of vital im- 
 portance 
 
 Lebens-zeichen, n. sign of life 
 
 Lebens-zeit, /. lifetime 
 
 Leber, /. liver 
 
 Leber- (in compds.), hepatic 
 
 Leber-abscess, m. hepatic abscess 
 
 Leber-ader, /. = -vene 
 
 Leber-ahnlich, a. = -artig 
 
 Leber-aloe, /. hepatic aloes 
 
 Leber-anamie, /. hepatic anaemia 
 
 Leber-anschoppung, /. hepatic en- 
 gorgement 
 
 Leber - anschwellung, /. enlarge- 
 ment or swelling of liver 
 
 Leber-arterie, /. hepatic artery 
 
 Leber - arterienast, m. branch of 
 hepatic artery 
 
 Leber-arterienstamm, m. trunk of 
 hepatic artery 
 
 Leber-arterienzweig, m. = -arteri- 
 enast 
 
 Leber-artig, a. hepatic, hepatised 
 
 Leber-atrophie, /. atrophy of liver 
 
 Leber-aufhangeband, n. suspensory 
 ligament of liver 
 
 Leber-ausfiihrungsgang, m. excre- 
 tory duct of liver 
 
 Leber-band, ni hepatic ligament 
 
 Leber-beschreibung, /. description of 
 liver 
 
 Leber-beschwerde, /. liver troubles, 
 liver complaint 
 
 Leber-bezirk, m. hepatic region 
 
 Leber - blasengang, m. bile duct, 
 cystic duct 
 
 Leber - blasenkanal, m. = -blasen- 
 gang 
 
 Leber - blut, n. blood contained in 
 liver 
 
 Leber-blutader, /. = -vene 
 
 Leber-blutgefass, n. hepatic blood- 
 vessel 
 
 Leber-blutgeschwulst, /. blood-cyst 
 of liver 
 
 Leber-blutiiberfiillimg, /. hyperaemia 
 of liver 
 
 Leber - blutung, /. haemorrhage of 
 liver 
 
 Leber-braun, a. liver-brown 
 
 Leber-bruch, m. hepatocele 
 
 Leber-carcinom, n. cancer of liver 
 
 Leber - cirkulationsstorung, /. dis- 
 turbance of hepatic circulation 
 
 Leber-cirrhose, /. cirrhosis of liver 
 
 Leber-colik, /. gall-stone colic 
 
 Leber-cylinder, m. primary tube of 
 the embryonic liver 
 
 Leber-dampfung, /. hepatic dulness 
 
 Leber - dickdarmband, n. hepatico- 
 colic ligament 
 
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Leb 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Leb 
 
 Leber-drise, /. hepatic gland, lymph 
 gland in hepatico-duodenal liga- 
 ment 
 Leber-echinokokkus, m. hydatid of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-egel, m. liver ilulce, distoma 
 
 hepaticum 
 Leber-egelkrankheit, /. distomatosis 
 Leber-egelseuche, /. = -egelkrank- 
 
 heit 
 Leber-einschnitt, m. = -furche 
 Leber-eiter, m. pus from liver 
 Leber-eiterung,/. suppuration of liver 
 Leber - entartung, /. degeneration of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-entziindung, /. hepatitis 
 Leber-erkrankung, /. = -fcrankheit , 
 Leber-erscheinung, /. liver pheno- 
 menon 
 Leber-farbe, /. liver-colour, colour of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-faule, /. = -egelkrankheit 
 Leber-fettsucht, /. = -verfettung 
 Leber-fieber, n. hepatic fever 
 Leber-fistel, /. hepatic fistula 
 Leber-flache, /. surface of liver 
 Leber-fieck, m. = -flecken 
 Leber - flecken, m. liver-spot, chlo- 
 asma 
 Leber-fluss, m. hepatic flux 
 Leber - furche, /. fissure of liver, 
 
 hepatic notch 
 Leber-galle, /. hepatic bile 
 Leber-gallenblasengang, m. = -blas- 
 
 engang 
 Leber-gallengang, m. hepatic duct 
 Leber-gang, m. = -gallengang 
 Leber-gebiet, n. — -gegend 
 Leber-geflecht, n. hepatic plexus 
 Leber-gegend, /. hepatic region 
 Leber-geschwulst, /. tumour of liver 
 Leber-geschwur, n. ulcer of liver 
 Leber-gewebe, n. hepatic tissue 
 Leber-gewebsentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of liver- tissue 
 Leber-grube, /. fossa of liver 
 Leber-haargefass, n. hepatic capil- 
 lary 
 Leber-haut, /. = -hiille 
 Leber-hiilJe, /. Glisson's capsule 
 Leber-hulse, f. = -hiille 
 Leber-husten, m. liver cough, cough 
 
 attributed to liver trouble 
 Leber - hydatiden, pi. = -echino- 
 
 kokkus 
 Leber - hydatidengeschwulst, /. hy- 
 datid tumour of liver 
 Leber-hyperamie, /, hepatic hyper- 
 asmia 
 
 Leber-hypertrophie, /. hypertrophy 
 
 of liver 
 Leber-ikterus, m. hepatic jaundice 
 Leber-insel, /. hepatic lobule 
 Leber-inselchen, n. = -insel 
 Leber-kapsel, /. Glisson's capsule 
 Leber - klette, /. Agrimonia eupa- 
 
 toria, L. 
 Leber-kolik, /. hepatic colic 
 Leber-krank, a. suffering from liver 
 
 affection 
 Leber - kranke, m. & /. a sufferer 
 
 from liver afiection 
 Leber-krankheit, /. liver disease 
 Leber-kraut, n. liverwort, Asarum 
 
 europaeum, L. 
 Leber-krautwurzel, /. root of liver- 
 wort 
 Leber-krebs, m. cancer of liver 
 Leber-kreislauf, m. hepatic circula- 
 tion 
 Leber-kriimmung, /. hepatic flexure 
 Leber-lappchen, n. = -insel 
 Leberlappen, m. lobe of liver 
 
 hinterer — , Spigelian lobe of 
 
 liver 
 linker — , left lobe of liver 
 rechter — , right lobe of liver 
 Spigel'scher — , Spigelian lobe 
 
 of liver 
 unterer — , lower lobe of liver 
 viereckiger — , quadrate lobe of 
 liver 
 Leber-lehre, /. hepatology 
 Leber-leiden, n. liver affection 
 Leber-leidend, a. suffering from liver 
 
 affection 
 Leber-leidende, m. & /. a sufferer 
 
 from liver affection 
 Leber-melanose, /. hepatic melan- 
 osis 
 Leber-mittel, n. a remedy for liver 
 
 complaint 
 Leber-nabelbruch, m. omphalo-he- 
 
 patic hernia 
 Leber-nerv, m. hepatic nerve 
 Leber-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Leber-pforte, /. porta of liver 
 Leber-probe, /. the liver test 
 Leber-puls, m. hepatic pulsation 
 Leber-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Leber-pulsation, /. pulsation of liver 
 Leber-querfurche, /. transverse fis- 
 sure of liver 
 Leber-rand, m. margin or border of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-rinne, /. = -furche 
 Leber-schall, m. hepatic sound 
 Leber-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
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Leb 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lee 
 
 Leber - schlauch, m. diverticulum 
 from duodenum around which em- 
 bryonic liver is formed 
 Leber-schmerz, m. hepatic pain 
 Leber-schrumpfung, /. atrophy or 
 
 shrinking of liver 
 Leber-schuss, m. gunshot wound of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-schwellung, /. = -anschwell- 
 
 ung 
 Leber - schwindsucht, /. wasting 
 
 through liver disease 
 Leber-schwund, m. atrophy of liver 
 Leber-sekret, n. secretion of liver 
 Leber-starke, /. glycogen 
 Leber-stein, m. bUiary calculus, gall- 
 stone 
 Leber-steinkrankheit, /. gall-stone 
 
 disease 
 Leber-substanz, /. hepatic substance 
 Leber-sucht, /. = -krankheit 
 Leber-siichtig, a. = -krank 
 Leber-syphilis, /. syphilis of liver 
 Leber-thatigkeit, /. liver function 
 Leber-thran, wi. cod-liver oil 
 Leber-iibel, n. = -krankheit 
 Leber-umhiillung, /. = -hiille 
 Leber-untersuchung, /. examination 
 
 of liver 
 Leber-vene, /. hepatic vein 
 Leber- venenblut, n. blood of hepatic 
 
 veins 
 Leber-veranderung, /. hepatic change 
 Leber-vereiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-verfettung, /. fatty degenera- 
 tion of liver 
 Leber-vergrosserung, /. enlargement 
 
 of liver 
 Leber-verhartung, /. induration of 
 
 liver 
 Leber-verjauchung, /. ichorous sup- 
 puration of liver 
 Leber-verkleinerung, /. = -atrophic 
 Leber-verletzung, /. injury to liver 
 Leber-verstopfung, /. obstruction of 
 
 liver 
 Leber- wulst, m. the mass of cells 
 from which the embryonic liver 
 is formed 
 Leber-wunde, /. wound of liver 
 Leber- wurm, m. = -egel 
 Leber-zelle, /. liver-cell 
 Leber-zellenbalkchen, n. = -zellen- 
 
 balken 
 Leber-zellenbalken, m. liver-cell tra- 
 
 becula 
 Leber-zellenentartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of liver-cells 
 
 Leber-zellennetz, n. network of liver- 
 cells 
 
 Leber-zellenschlauch, m. channel 
 formed by liver-cells 
 
 Leber-zerreissung, /. laceration or 
 rupture of liver 
 
 Leber-zirrhose, /. = -cirrhose 
 
 Leber-zucker, m. liver-sugar 
 
 Lebetostenose, /. contracted pelvis 
 
 Lebewesen, n. organism 
 
 Lebhaft, a. lively, active 
 
 Lebhaftigkeit, f. liveliness, activity 
 
 Leblos, a. lifeless, inanimate 
 
 Leblosigkeit, /. lifelessness, want of 
 spirit or animation, dulness 
 
 Lebzeiten, pi. lifetime 
 
 Lecanorsaure, /. orsellic acid 
 
 Lechopyra, /. puerperal fever 
 
 Lecksaft, m. linctus, any solution 
 applied by a brush 
 
 Leder, n. leather 
 
 Lederhaut, /. true skin, corium ; 
 sclerotic 
 
 Lederhaut-blutgefass, n. blood-vessel 
 of the corium ; blood-vessel of the 
 sclerotic 
 
 Lederhaut-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of the corium or scle- 
 rotic 
 
 Lederhaut-gefass, n. vessel of the 
 corium or sclerotic 
 
 Lederhaut-gewebe, n. tissue of the 
 corium or sclerotic 
 
 Lederhaut-oberflache, /. surface of 
 corium or sclerotic 
 
 Lederhaut - schichte, /. layer of 
 corium 
 
 Lederhaut-schwiele, /. callosity of 
 corium 
 
 Lederhaut-wucherung, /. hypertro- 
 phy of corium 
 
 Leder-kind, n. lithopsedion 
 
 Leder-knarren, n. leather-creaki-ng 
 sound 
 
 Leder-zucker, m. (brauner), liquorice 
 lozenge 
 
 Leder-zucker, m. (weisser), pasta 
 althaeas 
 
 Leer, a. empty ; — er Schall, m. 
 dull sound 
 
 Leer-darm, m. jejunum 
 
 Leer-darmentziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of jejunum 
 
 Leer-darmschleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of jejunum 
 
 Leere, /. emptiness, vacuum 
 
 Leeren, v.t. to empty, to void, to 
 evacuate, to drain 
 
 Leer-heit, /. emptiness 
 
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Lee 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lei 
 
 Leer - schlucken, n. involuntary 
 movement of deglutition 
 
 Lefze, /. = Lippe, /. lip ; margin ; 
 vide for all compds. Lippen- 
 
 Legal'sche Probe, /. sodium nitro- 
 prusside test for acetonuria 
 
 Legen, v.t. & refl. to lay, to put, to 
 place ; to lie down, to take to 
 one's bed ; to abate 
 
 Legitim, a. legitimate 
 
 Legitimitat, /. legitimacy 
 
 Leguminosen-mehl, n. flour made 
 from legumes 
 
 Leguminosen-suppe, /. soup made of 
 peas or other legumes 
 
 Lehm, m. mud, clay 
 
 Lehmfarbig, a. clay-coloured 
 
 Lehre, /. doctrine, science, theory, 
 system 
 
 Lehr-gebaude, n. system 
 
 Lehr-satz, m. rule, precept, doctrine 
 
 Leib, w. body ; belly, abdomen ; womb 
 
 Leib-arzt, m. physician or surgeon 
 in ordinary 
 
 Leib-binde, /. body-bandage 
 
 Leib-chirurg, m. surgeon in ordinary 
 
 Leibes- (in compds.), vide also 
 Korper- 
 
 Leibes-auftreibung, /. distension of 
 abdomen 
 
 Leibes-beschaffenheit, /. constitution 
 
 Leibes-beschwerde, /. bodily infir- 
 mity, ailment 
 
 Leibes-bewegung, /. bodily exercise 
 
 Leibes-biirde, /. =■ -frucht 
 
 Leibes-dicke, /. corpulence 
 
 Leibes-fehler, m. bodily defect or 
 deformity 
 
 Leibes-frucht, /. the foetus 
 
 Leibes-fruchtabtreibung, /. inducing 
 abortion 
 
 Leibes-gaben, f.pl. physical endow- 
 ments 
 
 Leibes-gebrechen, n. bodily infir- 
 mity or deformity 
 
 Leibes-gefahr, /. danger to life 
 
 Leibes-gestalt, /. figure, shape 
 
 Leibes-grosse, /. stature 
 
 Leibes-gurtel, m. abdominal belt or 
 bandage 
 
 Leibes-hohe, /. stature 
 
 Leibes-hohle, /. body-cavity, coelom 
 
 Leibes-kraft, /. bodily strength 
 Leibes-lange, /. body length 
 
 Leibes-nahrung, /. food 
 
 Leibes-offnung, /. motion, opening 
 
 of the bowels 
 Leibes-pflege, /. care of the bod}' 
 Leibes-schwache, /. bodily wealcness 
 
 Leibes-starke, /. = -kraft 
 Leibes-stellung, /. posture, attitude 
 Leibes-iibung, /. bodily exercise 
 Leibes-umfang, m. girth 
 Leibes-verstopfung, /. constipation 
 Leibes-wand, /. wall of chest or ab- 
 domen 
 Leib-grimmen, n. colic, gripes 
 Leib-giirtel, m. waist-belt, abdom- 
 inal belt 
 Leib-kollern, n. borborygmus 
 Leib-laus, /. body-louse 
 Leib-lich, a. material, corporeal 
 Leib-medicus, m. = -arzt 
 Leib-schaden, m. bodily infirmity or 
 
 defect ; rupture 
 Leib-schmerz, m. colic, abdominal 
 
 or griping pain 
 Leib-schneiden, n. = -schmerz 
 Leib-schussel, /. bed-pan 
 Leib-stuhl, m. close-stool 
 Leib-wasche, /. body linen 
 Leib-wasser, n. serum of dropsy 
 Leib-wassersucht, /. ascites 
 Leib-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Leib-wundarzt, m. = -chirurg 
 Leib-zwang, m. constipation ; ten- 
 esmus 
 Leichdorn, m. = Hiihnerauge, n. 
 corn ; vide for compds. Hiihner- 
 augen- 
 Leiche, /. corpse, cadaver 
 Leichen- (in compds.), relating to 
 cadavers, cadaveric, cadaverou.s ; 
 vide for compds. also Toten- 
 Leichen-ahnlich, a. cadaverous 
 Leichen-alkaloid, n. ptomaine 
 Leichen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Leichen-ausgrabung, /. exhumation, 
 
 disinterment 
 Leichen-basen, f.pl. ptomaines 
 Leichen-beerdigung, /. interment 
 Leichen-befund.w. post-mortem ap- 
 pearance, result of post-mortem 
 Leichcn-begrabnis, n. = -beerdig- 
 
 ung 
 Leichen -beschauer, m. of&cial medi- 
 cal inquirer into and certifier of 
 deaths 
 Leichen-besichtigung, /. = -schau 
 Leichen-bestatter, m. undertaker 
 Leichen-bestattung, /. = -beerdig- 
 
 ung 
 Leichen-blass, a. pale as death, livid 
 Leichen-blasse, /. death-like pallor, 
 
 pallor of death 
 Leichen-blut, n. post-mortem blood 
 Leichen-dunst, pi. cada\feric Q^oiir 
 or exhalation '■ ' ' ■ . . ■ 
 
 313 
 
Lei 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lei 
 
 Leichen-eroffnung, /. post-mortem 
 
 autopsy 
 Leichen-erscheinung, /. post-mortem 
 
 appearance 
 Leichen-fsirbe, /. cadaveric hue or 
 
 colour 
 Leichen-faulnis, /. post-mortem de- 
 composition 
 Leichen-fett, n. adipocere 
 Leichen-fleck, m. death-spot 
 Leichen-frau, /. female layer-out 
 Leichen-geburt, /. post-mortem de- 
 livery 
 Leichen-gerinnsel, n. post-mortem 
 
 thrombus 
 Leichen-geruch, m. cadaveric odour 
 Leichen-gift, n. ptomaine, post- 
 mortem virus 
 Leichen-haft, a. = -ahnlich 
 Leichen-halle, /. dead-house, mor- 
 tuary 
 Leichen-haus, n. = -halle 
 Leichen-haiit, /. skin of cadaver 
 Leichen-hypostase, /. post-mortem 
 
 hypostasis 
 Leichen-infektionspustel, /. verruca 
 
 necrogenica 
 Leichen-injektion, /. injection of 
 
 cadaver or subject 
 Leichen-kammer, /. dead-room 
 Leichen-kasse, /. burial club 
 Leichen-material, n, specimen from 
 
 an autopsy 
 Leichen-molluscum, n. post-mortem 
 
 wart 
 Leichen-naht, /. post-mortem suture 
 Leichen-offner, m. necroscopist 
 Leichen-offnung, /. = -eroffnung 
 Leichen-pa^s, m. death certificate 
 Leichen-pustel, /. pustule due to 
 
 cadaveric poison 
 Leichen-schandung, /. coitus with a 
 
 corpse 
 Leichen-schau, /. official inspection 
 of cadaver, inquest, post-mortem 
 examination 
 Leichen-schauarzt, m. = -beschauer 
 Leichen-schauer, m. = -beschauer 
 Leichen-schauhaus, n. morgue 
 Leichen-sektion, /. = -eroffnung 
 Leichen-starre, /. rigor mortis 
 Leichen-stellung, /. position of a 
 
 part in the cadaver 
 Leichen-teil, m. part of a cadaver 
 Leichen-tisch, m. post-mortem table 
 Leichen-tuberkel, m. post-mortem 
 tubercle, dissecting-porters' wart 
 Leichen-untersuchung, /, examina- 
 tion of a corpse 
 
 Leichen-veranderung, /. post-mortem 
 
 change 
 
 Leichen-verbrennung, /. cremation 
 
 Leichen-verbrennungsanstalt, /. cre- 
 matorium 
 
 Leichen-verbrennungsofen, m. cre- 
 mation furnace 
 
 Leichen-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 ptomaines 
 
 Leicheh-versuch, m. experiment on 
 cadaver 
 
 Leichen-wachs, n. = -fett 
 
 Leichen-warter, m. watchmen in 
 mortuary 
 
 Leichen-wesen, n. all affairs relating 
 to the disposal of the dead, regis- 
 tration, &c. 
 
 Leichen-wurm, m. sarcophaga mor- 
 tuorum 
 
 Leichnam, m. cadaver, corpse 
 
 Leicht, a. light, shght, easy, mild 
 
 Leicht-fliJssig, a. easily liquefied or 
 fused, limpid, of low density 
 
 Leicht-verdaulich, a. easily digest- 
 ible 
 
 Leiden, v.t. & i. to suffer, to endure, 
 to support, to bear, to tolerate 
 
 Leiden, n. suffering, affliction, ail- 
 ment, malady, complaint, affec- 
 tion, disease, pain 
 
 Leidend, a. suffering, sickly, ailing 
 
 Leidende, m. & /. a sick person, 
 patient, sufferer 
 
 Leim, m. glue, gelatine 
 weisser — , gelatine 
 
 Leim-bad, n. gelatinous bath 
 
 Leim-bereitung, /. preparation of 
 glue or gelatine 
 
 Leim-blattchen, n. gelatine disc 
 
 Leim-dampf, m. vapour from glue 
 
 Leimend, a. adhesive, agglutinative' 
 
 Leim-gebend, a. yielding gelatine 
 
 Leim-pepton, n. peptone de colle 
 
 Leim-siiss, n. glycocoll 
 
 Leim-verband, m. glue or gelatine 
 dressing 
 
 Leim-zucker, m. = -siiss 
 
 Lein, m. flax ; linseed 
 
 Leinen, n. linen 
 
 Lein-kraut, n. Linaria vulgaris 
 
 Lein-krautsalbe, /. Unguentum lin- 
 ariae, Ph. G. 
 
 Lein-kuchen, m. linseed cake 
 
 Lein-mehl, m. linseed meal 
 
 Lein-61, n. linseed-oil 
 
 Lein-61 (geschwefeltes). Oleum lini 
 sulphuratum 
 
 Lein - olliniment, n. (fliissiges), lin- 
 seed-oil Uniment 
 
 313 
 
Lei 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lem 
 
 Lein-61saure, /. linoleic acid 
 Lein-samen, m. linseed 
 Lein-samenmehl, n. linseed-meal 
 Lein-samenol, n. linseed-oil 
 Lein-samenthee, m. linseed-tea 
 Lein - samenumschlag, m. linseed 
 
 poultice 
 Lein- wand, /. linen 
 Lein-wandbinde, /. linen bandage 
 Lein-wandkompresse, /. linen com- 
 press 
 Leiste, /. ledge, border, ridge, crest, 
 groin ; helix ; inguinal region 
 aussere — , helix 
 innere — , anti-helix 
 Leisten- (in compds.), inguinal 
 Leisten-abscess, m. inguinal abscess 
 Leisten-ahnlich, a. ledge-like, crested 
 Leisten-arterien, f.pl. inguinal ar- 
 teries 
 Leisten-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Leisten - band, n. Poupart's liga- 
 ment 
 Leisten-bandschenkel, m. pillar of 
 
 external inguinal ring 
 Leisten-bein, n. os innominatum, 
 
 pubo-ischiatic bone 
 Leisten-beuge, /. the flexure of the 
 
 groin 
 Leisten-beule, /. bubo 
 Leisten-binde, /. inguinal fascia 
 Leisten-bruch, m. inguinal hernia 
 Leisten-bruchband, n. truss for in- 
 guinal hernia 
 Leisten-brust, /. inguinal mamma 
 Leisten-bug, m. = -beuge 
 Leisten-canal, m. inguinal canal 
 Leisten-driise, /. inguinal gland 
 Leisten-driisenanschwellung,/. swell- 
 ing of inguinal gland 
 Leisten-driisengeschwulst, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Leisten-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Leisten-furche, /. inguinal furrow 
 Leisten-geflecht, n. inguinal plexus 
 Leisten-gegend, /. inguinal region 
 Leisten-geschwulst, /. inguinal tu- 
 mour 
 Leisten-grube, /. inguinal fossa 
 Leisten-hernie, /. = -bruch 
 Leisten-hoden, m. testicle retained 
 
 in inguinal canal 
 Leisten-kanal, m. inguinal canal 
 Leisten - lymphdriise, /. inguinal 
 
 lymph-gland 
 Leisten-muskel, m. (grosser), muscu- 
 
 lus helicis major 
 Leisten-muskel, m. (kleiner), mus- 
 culus helicis minor 
 
 Leisten-nerv, m. inguinal nerve 
 Leisten-offnung, /. inguinal orifice 
 
 or aperture 
 Leisten-pfeiler, m. pillar of external 
 
 inguinal ring 
 Leisten-pulsadern, pi. = -arterien 
 Leisten-ring, m. inguinal ring 
 Leisten-ringpfeiler, m. = -pfeiler 
 Leisten-ringschenkel, m. = -pfeiler 
 Leisten-schamlippenbruch, m. in- 
 
 guino-labial hernia 
 Leisten-schlagadern, f.pl. = -ar- 
 terien 
 Leisten-schmerz, w. pain in the 
 
 groin 
 Leisten-verband, m. inguinal dress- 
 ing, spica 
 Leistung, /. performance, execution, 
 
 ability 
 Leistungs-fahig, a. functionally ca- 
 pable 
 Leistungs-fahigkeit, /. functional 
 
 capacity 
 Leistungs-kraftj /. functional power 
 Leistungs-unfahigkeit, /. functional 
 
 incapacity 
 Leistungs-vermogen, n. = -kraft 
 Leit- (in compds.), conducting 
 Leit-apparat, m. conducting appa- 
 ratus 
 Leit-band, n. gubernaculum testis 
 Leiten, v.i. to conduct 
 Leitend, a. conducting 
 Leiter, m. conductor 
 Leiter'sche Rohren, pi. Leiter's 
 
 tubes 
 Leit-sonde, /. director, grooved 
 
 sound 
 Leitung, /. conduction ; conduit 
 Leitungs-anasthesie, /. anassthesia 
 
 due to loss of nerve conduction 
 Leitungs-bahn, /. path of conduc- 
 tion ; nerve tract 
 Leitungs-dysarthrie, /. dysarthry of 
 
 conduction 
 Leitungs-fahigkeit, /. conducting 
 
 capacitv 
 Leitungs-hindernis, n. obstacle to 
 
 conduction 
 Leitungs-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 conduction 
 Leitungs-sonde, /. ; vide Leitsonde 
 Leitungs-stabchen, n. stylet 
 Leitungs-vermogen, n. = -fahigkeit 
 Leitungs-widerstandj m. resistance 
 
 to conduction 
 Leit-zelle, /. conducting cell 
 Lema, n. secretion of Meibomian 
 glands 
 
 314 
 
Letn 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lep 
 
 Lembert'sche Darmnaht, /. Lem- 
 
 bert's suture 
 Lemma, n. scale, flake 
 Lemongrasol, n. ethereal oil obtained 
 from Andropogon nardus and 
 Andropogon citariodora 
 Lende, /. loin, hip 
 Lenden- (in compds.), lumbar 
 Lenden-abscess, m. abscess in lum- 
 bar region 
 Lenden-ader, /. lumbar vein 
 Lenden-after, m. artificial anus in 
 
 the loin 
 Lenden-anschwellung, /. lumbar en- 
 largement 
 Lenden-arterie, /. lumbar artery 
 Lenden-ausbiegung, /. lumbar curve 
 Lenden - bauchbruch, m. lumbar 
 
 hernia 
 Lenden-bauchdarmschnitt, m. lum- 
 bar colotomy or enterotomy 
 Lenden - bauchgebarmutterschnitt, 
 m. laparo-elytrotomy or Thomas' 
 operation 
 Lenden-bauchschnitt, m. laparotomy 
 
 in lumbar region 
 Lenden-bezirk, m. lumbar region 
 Lenden-blut, n. anthrax (of animals) 
 Lenden-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Lenden-bruch, m. lumbar hernia 
 Lenden-darmbeinband, n. Uio-lum- 
 
 bar ligament 
 Lenden - darmbeinmuskel, m. ilio- 
 psoas muscle 
 Lenden-driise, f. lumbar gland 
 Lenden-geflecht, n. lumbar plexus 
 Lenden-gegend, /. lumbar region 
 Lenden-gicht, /. lumbago 
 Lenden-gries, m. ren&l gravel 
 Lenden-knochen, m. igchium 
 Lenden-knoten, m. luAibar ganglion 
 Lenden-krankheit, /. lumbar affec- 
 tion 
 Lenden-krebs, m. lumbar cancer 
 Lenden-kreuz- (in compds.), lumbo- 
 sacral 
 Lenden - kreuzgeflecht, n. lumbo- 
 sacral plexus 
 Lenden - kreuzgegend, /. lumbo- 
 sacral region 
 Lenden-kriimmung, /. lumbar cur- 
 vature 
 Lenden-lahm, a. lame or weak in the 
 
 loins 
 Lenden-lahmung, /. lumbago 
 Lenden-leistennerv, m. lumbo-in- 
 ' guinal nerve 
 
 Lenden-mark, n. lumbar portion of 
 spinal cord 
 
 Lenden-muskel, m. (grosser), psoas 
 muscle 
 
 Lenden .- muskelentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of psoas muscle 
 
 Lenden - muskelsehnenscheide, /. 
 sheath of tendon of psoas muscle 
 
 Lenden-nerv, m. lumbar nerve 
 
 Lenden-nierenschnitt, m. lumbar 
 nephrotomy 
 
 Lenden-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Lenden-rippen, f.pl. lumbar ribs 
 
 Lenden-rippenband, n. external ar- 
 cuate ligament 
 
 Lenden-ruckenmuskel, m. ilio-cos- 
 talis muscle 
 
 Lenden-schenkel, m.pl. crura of the 
 diaphragm 
 
 Lenden-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Lenden-schmerz, m. pain in the 
 loins, lumbago 
 
 Lenden-schnitt, m. lumbar incision 
 
 Lenden-stamm, m. lumbar (lym- 
 phatic) trunk 
 
 Lenden-stein, m. renal calculus 
 
 Lenden-strang, m. lumbar cord (of 
 sympathetic) 
 
 Lenden-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Lenden-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Lenden- wirbel, m. lumbar vertebra 
 
 Lenden - wirbelgegend, /. lumbar 
 spinal region 
 
 Lenden-wirbelgelenkfortsatz, m. ar- 
 ticular process of lumbar ver- 
 tebra 
 
 Lenden-wirbelsaule, /. lumbar por- 
 tion of spine 
 
 Lenden-wirbelverrenkung, /. dislo- 
 cation of lumbar vertebra 
 
 Lenden - zwischenwirbelscheibe, /. 
 lumbar intervertebral discs 
 
 Lenitivmittel, n. soothing remedy, 
 lenitive 
 
 Lentescierend, a. running a pro- 
 tracted course 
 
 Lentikular- (in compds.), vide Lin- 
 sen- 
 
 Lentitis, /. inflammation of crystal- 
 line lens 
 
 Leontiasis, /. leontine aspect of the 
 face of lepers 
 
 Lepidosis, /. ichthyosis 
 
 Lepra-bacille, /. lepra bacillus 
 
 Lepra-knoten, n. lepra nodules 
 
 Lepra-kranke, m. & /. a leper 
 
 Lepra-zelle, /. leprosy cell 
 
 Lepriasis, /. leprosy 
 
 Lepricus, a. pertaining to leprosy 
 
 Leprodes, a. leprous 
 
 Leproides, a. leprosy-like 
 
 315 
 
Lep 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lie 
 
 Lepros, a. leprous 
 
 Leprose, m. & /. a leper 
 
 Leproserie, /. leper-house ; leper 
 colony 
 
 Leprosis, /. Leprositas, /. leprosy 
 
 Leprosorium, n. = Leproserie 
 
 Lepsis, /. attack of a disease 
 
 Lepto- (in compds.), small, thin, 
 narrow 
 
 Leptokephalus, m. microcephaly 
 
 Lepto-phonie, /. thin weak voice 
 
 Lepto-prosop, a. dolichofacial 
 
 Lepto-prosopie, /. dolichofacial con- 
 dition 
 
 Leptynsis, /, Leptysmus, m. wast- 
 ing 
 
 Lesbische Liebe, /. Lesbian love, 
 tribadism 
 
 Letal, a. lethal, fatal 
 
 Letalitat, /. lethality, fatality, dead- 
 liness ; mortality 
 
 Lethargie, /. lethargy 
 
 Lethargisch, a. lethargic 
 
 Leuchamie, /. leukaemia 
 
 Leuchamisch, a. leukaemia 
 
 Leuchhaemorrhoiden, pi. mucous 
 piles 
 
 Leuchtgas, n. coal-gas, ordinary 
 gas 
 
 Leuchtgas-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 by coal-gas 
 
 Leukamie, /. = Leuchamie 
 
 Leukamisch, a. = Leuchamisch 
 
 Leukathiopie, /. albinism 
 
 Leukathiops, vn. albino negro 
 
 Leuke, /. white leprosy 
 
 Leukismus, m. albinism 
 
 ^euko- (in compds.), leuco-, white 
 
 Leuko-cyten, pi. white blood-cor- 
 puscles 
 
 Leuko-cythamie, /. leucocythamia 
 
 Leuko-cytosen, j.pl, diseases cha- 
 racterised by relative increase of 
 white blood-corpuscles 
 
 Leuko-derma, /. = -dermie 
 
 Leuko-dermie, /. albinism ; leuco- 
 dermia 
 
 Leuko-lyse, /. breaking down of 
 white corpuscles 
 
 Leuko-maine, pi. leucomaines 
 Leuko-matorrhoe, /. leucorrhcea 
 Leuko-nekrosis, /. white gangrene 
 
 Leuko-pathie, /. albinism 
 Leuko-penie, /. diminution in num- 
 ber of white corpuscles 
 Leuko-phlegmasie, /. phlegmasia 
 alba 
 
 Leuko-phlegmatisch, a. leucophleg- 
 matic 
 
 Leuko-plakie, /. leucoplasia, psori- 
 asis buccalis, ichthyosis linguae, 
 smokers' patch 
 Leuko-rrhoe, /. leucorrhcea, whites 
 Leuko-sis, /. leucoma ; albinic defect 
 
 of pigment in the eye 
 Leuko-trichie, /. whitening of hair 
 Leuko-uresis, /. passage of milky 
 
 urine 
 Levatorwulst, m. eminence caused 
 
 by contraction of levator palati 
 Lexipyreticus, a. fever-quelling 
 Lexis, /. abatement of a disease 
 Licht, a. light, pale, luminous, lucid, 
 
 clear, bright 
 Licht, n. light 
 Licht-ablenkung, /. aberration of 
 
 light 
 Licht-art, /. kind or variety of light 
 Licht-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of 
 
 light 
 Licht-brechend, a. light-refracting 
 Licht-brechung, /. refraction of 
 
 light 
 Licht-brechungsvermogen, n. refrao- 
 
 tile power 
 Licht-chaos, n, light-chaos, light- 
 dust 
 Licht-eindruck, m. impression or 
 
 influence of light 
 Licht-einwirkung, /. effect of light 
 Licht - empfindend, a. perceiving 
 
 light 
 Licht-empfindlich, a. sensitive to 
 
 light 
 Licht-empfindung, /. perception of 
 
 . light 
 Licht-erscheinung, /. phenomenon 
 
 of light 
 Licht-katzenjammer, m. nausea due 
 
 to excessive light 
 Licht-kegel, m. cone of light or rays 
 Licht-loch, n. pupil 
 Licht-luftbad, n. exposure to sun- 
 light and fresh air 
 Licht-menge, /. amount of light 
 Licht-messer, m. photometer 
 Licht-messung, /. photometry 
 Licht-muhle, /. radiometer 
 Licht-punkt, m. luminous point ; 
 
 focus 
 Licht-quelle, f. source of light 
 Licht-reiz, m. stimulation or irrita- 
 tion of light 
 Licht-richtung, /. line of direction 
 Licht-richtungsknoten, m.pl. points 
 _ of decussation of lines of direction 
 Licht-scheu, a. photophobic 
 Licht-scheue, /. photophobia 
 i6 
 
Lie 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lin 
 
 Licht-schwingung, /. vibration of 
 .light 
 
 Licht-sehen, n. photopsyj subjective 
 sensation of light 
 
 Licht-sinn, m. sense or perception of 
 .light 
 
 Licht-sinnmesser, m. = -messer 
 
 Licht-starke, /. strength or intensity 
 of light 
 
 Licht-staub, m. = -chaos 
 
 Licht-strahl, m. ray of light 
 
 Licht-strahlenbrechung, /. refrac- 
 tion of light 
 
 Licht - strahlenmesser, w. actino- 
 meter 
 
 Lichtung, /. lumen 
 
 Licht-wahrnehmung, /. perception 
 of light 
 
 Licht- welle, /. wave of light 
 
 Licht-wirkung, /. = -einwirkung 
 
 Licht-zelle, /. visual cell 
 
 Licht-zerstreuung, /. dispersion or 
 difiusion of light 
 
 Lid, n. = Augenlid, n. eyelid ; vide 
 for compds. Augenlid- 
 
 Liebaugelmuskel, m. superior oblique 
 muscle 
 
 Lieberkiihn'sche Drusen, f.pl. glands 
 or crypts of Lieberkiihn 
 
 Liebersche Krauter, n.pl. Herba 
 galeopsides, Ph. G. 
 
 Liebestrank, m. love potion ; philtre 
 
 Liebeswahnsinn, m. erotomania 
 
 Liebeswuth, /. erotomania 
 
 Liebstockelwurzel, /. Radix levistici, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Lienomalacie, /. softening of the 
 spleen 
 
 Lienterisch, a. lienteric 
 
 Ligatur, /. ligature 
 
 Ligatur-faden, m. ligature thread 
 
 Ligatur-nadel, /. ligature-needle 
 
 Ligatur-schnurer, m. ligature-fas- 
 tener 
 
 Ligatur-stabchen, n.pl. rods for liga- 
 tures 
 
 Ligatur-trokart, m. = -nadel 
 
 Ligieren, v.t. to ligature 
 
 Lignocerinsaure, /. acid contained in 
 beechwood tar 
 
 Lignosulfit, n. inhalation fluid pro- 
 duced by the action of calcium 
 sulphite upon firwood 
 
 Limettol, n. oil of Citrus limetta and 
 Citrus limoniam 
 
 Limnomephitis, /. marsh miasma 
 
 Limonadenpulver, n. lemonade pow- 
 der 
 
 Limongrasol, n. = Lemongrasol 
 
 Limonol, n. -= Limettol 
 Limophthisis, /. emaciation due to 
 
 starvation 
 Limosis, /. ravenous hunger 
 Limotherapie, /. hunger treatment 
 Lindenbliiten, f.pl. lime-tree flowers 
 Lindenbliiten - kohle, /. wood-char- 
 coal 
 Lindenbliiten-thee, m. tea made 
 
 from lime-tree flowers 
 Lindenbluten-wasser, n. lime-tree 
 
 flower water 
 Lindern, v.t. to alleviate, to allay, to 
 soften, to soothe, to ease, to re- 
 lieve, to mitigate 
 Lindernd, a. soothing, palliative, 
 
 lenitive, mitigating 
 Linderung, /. palliation, relief, 
 
 soothing, alleviation, mitigation 
 Linderungs-kur, /. palliative treat- 
 ment 
 Linderungs - mittel, n. soothing 
 
 remedy, lenitive, palliative 
 Linear-extraktion, /. linear extrac- 
 tion (cataract) 
 Linear-messer, n. linear-knife 
 Lingual- (in compds.), vide Zungen- 
 Linie, /. line ; feature 
 
 "rauhe — , linea aspera (of femur) 
 weisse — , linea alba 
 Linien-formig, a. linear, striated 
 Linien-horopter, m. horopter of lines 
 Liniment, n. (fluchtiges), ammonia 
 
 liniment 
 Links, a. left 
 Links-drehend, a. rotating to the 
 
 left 
 Links-handig, a. left-handed 
 Links-handigkeit, /. 1 eft-handed ness 
 Links-hirnigkeit, /. left-brainedness 
 Links-milchsaure, /. laevolactic acid 
 Links- weinsaure, /. antitartaric acid, 
 
 laevotartaric acid 
 Linolsaure, /. = Leinolsaure, /. 
 Linse, /. lens ; lentil 
 Linsen- (in compds.), lenticular 
 Linsen-ahnlich, a. lenticular, lens- 
 shaped ; of the size of a lentil 
 Linsen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Linsen-auflosung, /. solution of the 
 
 lens 
 Linsen-bein, n. sesamoid bone 
 Linsen-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 
 the lens 
 Linsen-entzundung, /. inflammation 
 
 of the lens 
 Linsen-erweichung, /. softening of 
 
 the lens 
 Linsen-faser, /, fibre of the lens 
 
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Lin 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lip 
 
 Linsen-fleck, m. lentigo, freckle 
 Linsen-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Linsen-ganglion, m. lenticular gang- 
 lion 
 Linsen-glas, n. lens 
 Linsen-gross, a. the size of a lentil 
 Linsen-hakchen, n. = -haken 
 Linsen-haken, m. cataract-hook 
 Linsen-haut, /. == -kapsel 
 Linsen-kapsel, /. capsule of lens 
 Linsen-kapselentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of capsule of lens 
 Linsen-kapselschwund, m. atrophy 
 
 of capsule of lens 
 Linsen-kapselstar, m. capsular cata- 
 ract 
 Linsen-kern, m. lenticular nucleus 
 Linsen-kernschlinge, /. ansa lenticu- 
 
 laris 
 Linsen-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Linsen-knoten, m. = -ganglion 
 Linsen-korper, m. body of the lens 
 Linsen-mal, n. = -fleck 
 Linsen-messer, n. lentil-shaped knife 
 
 used in trephining 
 Linsen-nahte, f.pl. radii lentis, ra- 
 diating fibres of lens 
 Linsen-nervenknoten, m. = -gang- 
 lion 
 Linsen-sackchen, n. primitive sac- 
 cule forming the embryonic lens 
 Linsen - scheitel, m. vertex of the 
 
 lens 
 Linsen-s'tar, m. lenticular cataract 
 Linsen-stern, m. star-shaped figure 
 formed by radiating fibres of lens 
 Linsen-substanz, /. substance of lens 
 Linsen-triibung, /. opacity of lens 
 Linsen-verhartung, /. hardening of 
 
 lens 
 Linsen-vorfall,.m. prolapse of lens 
 Linsen-wirbel, m. vortex lentis 
 Liodermie, /. atrophy of the skin ; 
 
 glossy skin 
 Lipacidamie, /. the presence of vola- 
 tile fatty acids in the blood 
 Lipacidurie, /. the presence of vola- 
 tile fatty acids in the urine 
 Lipamie, /. excess of fat in the blood 
 Liparocele, n. fatty tumour simu- 
 lating abdominal hernia 
 Liparodyspnoe, /. dyspnoea due to 
 
 accumulation of fat 
 Liparomphalus, m. fatty tumour of 
 
 navel 
 Liphamie, /. poorness of blood 
 Lipolytisch, a. lipolytic, fat-splitting 
 Lipom, n. lipoma 
 Lipomatds, a. lipomatous 
 
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 Lipomerie, /. congenital absence of 
 
 limbs 
 Lipopsychie, f. fainting fit, syncope 
 Liposphyxie, /. pulselessness 
 Lipothymie, /. = Lipopsychie 
 Lipoxysmus, m. poisoning with fatty 
 
 acids 
 Lippe, /. lip, labium ; edge, crest, 
 
 border 
 Lippen- (in compds.), labial 
 Lippen-abscess, m. labial abscess 
 Lippen-ader, /. labial vein 
 Lippen-anschwellung, /. labial swell- 
 ing 
 Lippen-arterie, /. labial artery 
 Lippen-aufheber, m. levator labii 
 Lippen-aufspringen, n. chapping or 
 
 cracking of lip 
 Lippen-ausfahren, n. = -ausschlag 
 Lippen-ausschlag, m. herpes labialis 
 Lippen-band, n. fraenum of lip 
 Lippen-bandchen, n. = -band 
 Lippen-bewegung, /. movement of 
 
 lips 
 Lippen-bildung, /. plastic formation 
 
 of lip, cheiloplasty 
 Lippen-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Lippen-blutgefass, n. blood-vessel of 
 
 the lip 
 Lippen-blutung, /. labial haemor- 
 rhage 
 Lippen-brand, m. (der Kinder), noma, 
 
 cancrum oris 
 Lippen-driise, /. labial gland 
 Lippen-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 lip 
 Lippen-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of lip 
 Lippen-erkrankung, /. disease of the 
 
 lip 
 Lippen-flache, /. surface of lip 
 Lippen-flechte, /. = -ausschlag 
 Lippen-formig, a. labiate 
 Lippen-geschwulst, /. labial tumour 
 Lippen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of lij) 
 Lippen-halter, m. lip-holder 
 Lippen-herpes, m. = -ausschlag 
 Lippen-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 Lippen-krebs, m. cancer of lip 
 Lippen-lahmung, /. paralysis of lip 
 Lippen-laut, m. labial sound 
 Lippen-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Lippen-pomade, /. = -salbe 
 Lippen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Lippen-rot, n. the red portion of the 
 
 lip 
 Lippen-rote, /. redness of the lip 
 Lippen-rotnaht, /. suture of the red 
 
 portion of the lip 
 
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 Loc 
 
 Lippen-salbe, /. lip salve 
 
 Lippen-saum, m. the seam or margin 
 of the lip 
 
 Lippen-saumbildung, /. plastic for- 
 mation of a margin to the lip 
 
 Lippen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Lippen-schleimhaut, /. mucous mem- 
 brane of the lip 
 
 Lippen-schrunde, /. crack or chap of 
 lip 
 
 Lippen-schwellung, /. = -anschwell- 
 ung 
 
 Lippen-spalte, /. harelip 
 
 Lippen-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Lippen-verletzung, /. injury of the 
 
 Lippen-verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 
 of lip 
 Lippen-wangenspalte, /. congenital 
 fissure of the face involving upper 
 lip and cheek 
 Lippen-winkel, tn. angle or corner of 
 
 the mouth 
 Lippen-wunde, /. wound of the lip 
 Lippen-zug, m. labial line or feature 
 Lipsotrichie, /. baldness 
 Lipurie, /. excretion of fat in urine 
 Liqueszieren, v.i. to liquefy, to 
 
 melt 
 Lisfranc'sches Gelenk, n. tarso-me- 
 
 tatarsal joint 
 Lispeln, v.i. to lisp ; to whisper 
 Lispeln, n. lisping 
 Lispelnd, a. lisping ; whispering 
 Lithagogon, n. remedy for expelling 
 
 stone 
 Lithamie, /. condition of the blood 
 
 tending to form gouty deposits 
 Lithensaure, /. lithic or uric acid 
 Lithiasis, /. the formation or dis- 
 charge of urinary concretions 
 Lithion, n. lithia 
 
 kohlensaures — , carbonate of 
 lithium 
 Lithion-karmin, m. carmine dis- 
 solved in aqueous solution of 
 lithium carbonate 
 Lithion-wasser, n. lithia-water 
 Lithium, n. lithium 
 Lithium-benzoat, n. lithium ben- 
 
 zoate 
 Lithium-broraid, n. lithium bromide 
 Lithium-carbonat, w. lithium carbo- 
 nate 
 Lithium-citrat, n. lithium citrate 
 Lithium-oxyd, n. lithium oxide 
 Lithium-salicylat, n. lithium salicy- 
 late 
 Litho- (in compds.), litho- 
 
 3 
 
 Lithocenosis, /. evacuation of frag- 
 ments after lithotrity 
 Lithodyspnoe, /. dyspnoea due to 
 the presence of concretions in the 
 air-passages 
 Litho-kelyphopaedion, n. lithopze- 
 dion fused with calcified mem- 
 branes 
 Lithokelyphos, m. calcification of the 
 
 foetal membranes 
 Litho-klast, m. lithotrite 
 Litho-labe, /. lithotomy forceps 
 Litho-lapaxie, /. lithotrity with re- 
 moval of fragments by suction 
 Litho-logie, /. description of calculi 
 Litho-lyse, /. dissolution of a cal- 
 culus 
 Litho-metra, /. calcification of the 
 
 uterus 
 Litho-nephrose, /. formation or pre- 
 sence of renal calculus 
 Litho-phthisis, /. phthisis with pul- 
 monary calcareous concretions 
 Litho-thlibie, /. operation in which a 
 stone is expressed by means of 
 a finger in the rectum and a 
 catheter in the bladder 
 Litho-tomie, /. lithotomy 
 Litho-tresis, /. perforation of a cal- 
 culus 
 Litho-tripsie, /. lithotrity 
 Litho-triptica, pi. remedies causing 
 
 the disintegration of calculi 
 Litho-tritie, /. lithotrity 
 Lithurese, /. the passage of gravel 
 Littre'sche Driisen, f.pl. Littr6's 
 
 glands 
 Lividitat, /. lividity 
 Lobar, a. lobar 
 Lobelien-kraut, n. lobelia 
 Lobelien-tinktur, /. tincture of lobe- 
 lia 
 Lobular, a. lobular 
 Loch, n. hole ; foramen 
 
 eirundes — , obturator foramen 
 ovales — , foramen ovale 
 Loch-brille, /. (stenopaische), glasses 
 admitting light through a narrow 
 aperture 
 Loch-bruch, m. obturator hernia 
 Loch-ebene, /. plane of aperture or 
 
 foramen 
 Loch-eisenzange, /. punch forceps 
 Locherig, a. full of holes, perforated ; 
 
 porous 
 Lochien, pi. lochia 
 Lochien-fluss, m. lochial discharge 
 Lochiorrhagie, /. great increase of 
 lochia 
 
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Loc 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lui 
 
 Lochiorrhoe, /. free flow of lochia 
 Lochioschesis, /. suppression of 
 
 lochia 
 Loch-kultur, /. stab culture! 
 Lochodochtnium, n. lying-in hospital 
 Lochometra, /. accumulation of 
 
 lochia in uterus 
 Lochometritis, /. puerperal metritis 
 Loch-wiirmer, m.pl. trematodes 
 Locker, a. loose, incompact, not 
 
 solid, slack, spongy 
 Lockerun'g, /. loosening, looseness 
 Lockpfeifingerausch, n. bruit de 
 
 frou-frou 
 Loffel, m. spoon, scoop, curette 
 Loffel-formig, a. spoon-shaped 
 Loffel-haken, m. scoop 
 Lofiel-kraut, n. cochlearia, scurvy- 
 grass 
 Loffel-krautspiritus, m. spirit of 
 
 cochlearia 
 Loffel - Spiegel, m. spoon - shaped 
 
 speculum 
 Loffel-zange, /. scoop-forceps 
 Logo- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 speech 
 Logo - manie, /. morbid talkative- 
 ness 
 Logo-monomanie, /. = -manie 
 Logo - neurosen, f.pl. disordered 
 speech caused by defective 
 thought-formation 
 Logo-pathien, f.pl. = -neurosen 
 Logo-rrhoe, /. excessive or morbid 
 
 volubility of speech 
 Lohbad, n. tan-bath 
 Lohe, /. tan 
 Loimia, /. plague 
 Lokal, a. local 
 Lokal-erkrankung, /. local disease ; 
 
 endemic disease 
 Lokal-erscheinung, /. = -zeichen 
 Lokal-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 Lokal-wirkung, /. local effect 
 Lokal-zeichen, n. local sign or symp- 
 tom 
 Lokalisation, /. localisation 
 Lokalisieren, v.t. to localise 
 Lolismus, m. darnel poisoning 
 Longuette, f. long compress 
 Lorbeer-blatter, n.pl. laurel leaves 
 Lorbeer-blatterol, n. oil of laurel 
 Lorbeeren, f.pl. laurel berries 
 Lorbeer-kampfer, m. laurin, laurel 
 
 camphor 
 Lorbeer-61, n. oil of laurel 
 Lorol, n. = Lorbeerol 
 Lordose, /. lordosis 
 Lordoskoliose, /. scoliolordosis 
 
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 Losbar, a. = Loslich 
 
 Losbarkeit, /. = Loslichkeit 
 
 Losemittel, n. = Losungsmittel 
 
 Losen, v.t. & i. to loosen, to untie, 
 to relax, to dissolve 
 
 Losend, a. solvent ; expectorant, 
 purgative, relaxing 
 
 Loserdurre, /. cattle plague 
 
 Loslich, a. soluble 
 
 Loslichkeit, /. solubility 
 
 Lospraparieren, v.t. to remove or 
 detach by dissection 
 
 Losreissen, v.t. to tear off, to remove 
 by avulsion 
 
 Losreissung, /. avulsion 
 
 Losstossen, v.t. & i. to cast off, to 
 expel, to shed, to desquamate 
 
 Losstossung, /. casting off, expul- 
 sion, shedding, desquamation 
 
 Losung, /. loosening, solution ; sepa- 
 ration ; lysis (of fever) 
 
 Losungs-mittel, n. a solvent 
 
 Losungs-warme, /. heat of solution 
 
 Lotrohr, n. blow-pipe 
 
 Lotrohr-analyse, /. blow-pipe analy- 
 sis or test 
 
 Lotrohr-probe, /. = -analyse 
 
 Lotung, /. adhesfon, agglutination 
 
 Lotungsgewebe, n. adhesion-tissue 
 
 Loxarthrosis, /. joint-deformity 
 
 Lowen-aussatz, m. or -krankheit, /. 
 leontiasis in leprosy 
 
 Lowenzahn, m. dandelion 
 
 Lowenzahn-extrakt, m. dandelion 
 extract' 
 
 Lowenzahn - wurzel, /. dandelion 
 root 
 
 Lowenzange, /. lion forceps 
 
 Loxarinde, /. loxa bark 
 
 Liicke, /. gap, lacuna, hiatus, 
 breach, space, interstice 
 
 Liickenreaktion, /. break reaction 
 (Benedikt) 
 
 Luetiker, m. a subject of syphilis 
 
 Luetisch, a. syphilitic 
 
 Luffaschwamm, m. loofah 
 
 Luft, /. air, atmosphere ; gas 
 
 Luft- (in compds.), air-, pneumo- 
 
 Luft-abschluss, m. exclusion of air 
 
 Luft-abzug, w. air-exhauster 
 
 Luft-ahnlich, a. = -artig 
 
 Luft-ansammlung, /. accumulation 
 of air 
 
 Luft-art, /. kind or variety of air or 
 gas 
 
 Luft-artig, a. gaseous, aeriform 
 
 Luft-auftreibung, /. distension or 
 swelling due to air or gas 
 
 Luft-bad, n. drying-oven, air-bath 
 
Luf 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Luf 
 
 Luft-bauch, m. abdominal disten- 
 sion due to gas 
 
 Luft-behalter, m. the lungs 
 
 Luft-beschaffenheit, /. state, con- 
 dition, or temperature of the air 
 
 Luft-bett, n. air-bed 
 
 Luft-bewegung, /. movement or 
 current of air 
 
 Luft-blaschen, n. = -blase 
 
 Luft-blase, /. air-vesicle, pulmonary 
 vesicle 
 
 Luft-bruch, m. hernia containing gas 
 
 Luft-brust, /. pneumothorax 
 
 Liiftchen, n. aura epUeptica 
 
 Luft-cubus, m. smallest allowance 
 of air for one person 
 
 Luft-dicht, a. hermetical, airtight 
 
 Luft-dichtigkeit, /. atmospheric den- 
 sity 
 
 Luft-dichtigkeitsmesser, m. mano- 
 meter 
 
 Luft-douche,/. air-douche, air-enema 
 
 Luft-druck, m. atmospheric pressure 
 
 Luft-einblasen, n. = -einblasung 
 
 Luft-einblasung, /. blowing in of air, 
 insufflation 
 
 Luft-eintritt, m. entrance of air 
 
 Liiften, v.t. to air, to ventilate, to 
 expose to the air 
 
 Luft-embolie, /. embolism caused by 
 entrance of air 
 
 Luft-erguss, m. escape or effusion of 
 air 
 
 Luft-erneuerung, /. renewal or re- 
 placement of air, ventilation 
 
 Luft-erschutterung, /. air concussion 
 
 Luf t- fang, m. ventilator 
 
 Luft-feuchtigkeit, /. atmospheric hu- 
 midity 
 
 Luft-feuchtigkeitsmesser, m. hygro- 
 meter 
 
 Luft-filter, m. air-filter 
 
 Luft-fistel, /. fistula opening into 
 air-passages ; aerial fistula 
 
 Luft-form, /. = -art 
 
 Luft-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Luft-fiihrend, a. air-carrying, con- 
 taining air 
 
 Luft-gefass, n. air-vessel or -tube 
 
 Luft-gehalt, m. amount of contained 
 air or gas 
 
 Luft-geschwulst, /. emphysema, air- 
 tumour 
 
 Luft-gute, /. quality of air 
 
 Luft-giitemesser, m. eudiometer 
 
 Luft-gutemessuilg, /. eudiometry 
 
 Luft-haltig, a. contai^ujig air 
 
 Luft-haltigkeit, /. the cwjdition of 
 containing air ^\ 
 
 Luft-heilkunde, /. treatment by air 
 or vapours, atmiatrics 
 
 Luft-heizung, /. hot-aii heating 
 
 Luft-hunger, m. air-hunger, distress 
 and longing for more air 
 
 Luft-hungrig, a. feeling short of 
 breath or air 
 
 Luft-injektion, /. = -klystier 
 
 Luft-kanal, m. air-passage ; air-flue 
 
 Luft-keim, m. air-carried micro- 
 organism 
 
 Luft-kissen, n. air-cushion 
 
 Luft-kissenverband, m. dressing with 
 air-pads or -cushion 
 
 Luft-klappe, /. air-valve, ventilator 
 
 Luft-klystier, n. air-enema 
 
 Luft - kontagium, n. air-conveyed 
 contagium 
 
 Luft-kreis, m. atmosphere 
 
 Luft-kropf, m. swelling of neck due 
 to emphysema 
 
 Luft-kuchen, m. peppermint drops 
 
 Luft-kur, /. treatment by change of 
 air or climate 
 
 Luft - kurort, m. climatic health- 
 resort 
 
 Luft-leer, a. airless, void of air 
 
 Luft-leere, /. vacuum, exhaustion of 
 air 
 
 Luft-leiter, m. air-passage 
 
 Luft-mangel, m. absence or want of 
 air 
 
 Luft-messer, m. aerometer 
 
 Luft-messkunst, /. aerometry 
 
 Luft-messungskunde, /. = -mess- 
 kunst 
 
 Luft-pessar, n. air-pessary 
 
 Luft-polster, m. air-cushion 
 
 Luft-priifer, m. instrument for test- 
 ing quality of air 
 
 Luft-prufung, /. testing quality of 
 air 
 
 Luft-pumpe, /. air-pump 
 
 Luft-raum, m. air-space, atmosphere 
 
 Luft-reinigend, a. purifying the air, 
 disinfecting 
 
 Luft-reinigung, /. purification of air, 
 ventilation 
 
 Luftrohre, /. trachea 
 
 Luftrohren- (in compds.), tracheal; 
 bronchial ; vide for compds. also 
 Tracheal- 
 
 Luftrohren-ader, /. tracheal or bron- 
 chial vein 
 
 Luftrohren-arterie, /. tracheal or 
 bronchial artery 
 
 Luftrohren-ast, m. bronchus 
 
 Luftrohren-baum, m. bronchial ar- 
 borification or tree 
 
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 Luf 
 
 Luftrohren-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Luftrohren-blutung, /. tracheal hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Luftrohren-brand, m. gangrene of 
 trachea 
 
 Luftrohren-braune, /. tracheal phleg- 
 mon 
 
 Luftrohren-bruch, m. tracheocele ; 
 bronchocele 
 
 Luftrohren-deckel, m. epiglottis 
 
 Luftrohren-driise, /. tracheal or 
 bronchial glands 
 
 Luftrohren-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of trachea 
 
 Luftrohren-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of trachea or bronchi 
 
 Luftrohren-erkrankung, /. tracheal 
 affection 
 
 Luftrohren-eroffnung, /. tracheo- 
 tomy 
 
 Luftrohren-erweiterung, /. bronchi- 
 ectasis 
 
 Luftrohren-fistel, /. tracheal fistula 
 
 Luftrohren-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 
 Luftrohren-gefass, n. tracheal vessel 
 
 Luftrohren-gegend, /. tracheal re- 
 gion 
 
 Luftrohren-gescbwur, n. tracheal 
 ulcer 
 
 Luftrohren-katarrh, m. tracheal or 
 bronchial catarrh 
 
 Luftrohren-knorpel, m. tracheal car- 
 tilage 
 
 Luftrohren-kopf, m. larynx 
 
 Luftrohren-krampf, m. bronchial 
 asthma 
 
 Luftrohren-krankheit, /. tracheal or 
 bronchial disease 
 
 Luftrohren - krebs, m. cancer of 
 trachea 
 
 Luftrohren-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 iLuftrohren-nerv, m. tracheal nerve 
 
 Luftrohren-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Luftrohren-rasseln, n. tracheal rat- 
 tling 
 
 Luftrohren - ring, m. tracheal or 
 bronchial ring 
 
 Luftrohren - schall, m. tracheal 
 sound ; tubular or amphoric 
 resonance 
 
 .Luftrohren - schaum, m. frothy 
 mucus in trachea 
 
 Luftrohren-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Luftrohren-schleimhaut, /. tracheal 
 or bronchial mucous membrane 
 
 Luftrohren-schleimhautgeschwiir, n. 
 ulcer of mucous membrane of 
 trachea or bronchus 
 
 Luftrohren-schnitt, m. tracheotomy 
 
 Luftrohren-schwindsucht, /. laryn- 
 geal or bronchial phthisis 
 Luftrohren-spalte, /. rima glottidis 
 Luftrohren-stein, m. tracheal or 
 
 bronchial concretion 
 Luftrohren- ton, m. = -schall 
 Luftrohren-vene, /. = -ader 
 Luftrohren-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 
 ung 
 Luftrohren-verengung, /. tracheal or 
 
 bronchial stenosis 
 Luftrohren - verschwarung, /. tra- 
 cheal ulceration 
 Luftrohren-verzweigung, /. ramifi- 
 cation of bronchi 
 Luftrohren-wand, /. or -wandung, /. 
 
 wall of trachea 
 Luftrohren - wurm, m. syngamus 
 
 trachealis 
 Luftrohren-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Luft-sackmilbe, /. cystoleichus sar- 
 
 coptoides 
 Luft-sauerstoff, m. oxygen of the air 
 Luft-saule, /. air-column 
 Luft-saure, /. carbonic acid 
 Luft-schallraum, m. tympanitic air- 
 space 
 Luft-scheu, a. afraid of fresh air 
 Luf t-schicht, /. layer or stratum of air 
 Luft-schopfen, n. respiration 
 Luft-schwere, /. specific gravity of 
 
 air 
 Luft-schwingung, /. vibration of air 
 Luft-schwitzbad, n. hot-air bath 
 Luft-spannung, /. tension due to air 
 
 or gas 
 Luft-speiserohrenfistel, /. laryngo- 
 
 oesophageal fistula 
 Luft-streifschuss, m. contusion from 
 a spent or ricochet ball ; supposed 
 contusion from a ball passing 
 closely 
 Luft-strom, m. current of air 
 Luft-stromung, /. = -strom 
 Luft-temperatur, /. temperature of 
 
 the air 
 Luft-tragend, a. = -fiihrend 
 Luft-tumor, m. = -geschwulst 
 Luft-iibertragung, /. conveyance (of 
 
 disease) by air 
 Liiftung, /. airing, ventilation 
 Liiftungs-anlage, /. apparatus for 
 
 ventilation 
 Liiftungs-verrichtung, /. = -anlage 
 Luft-untersuchung, /. examination 
 
 of air 
 Luft-veranderung, /. change of air 
 Luft-verbesserung, /. improvement 
 of air 
 
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Luf 
 
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 Lun 
 
 Luft-verderbnis, /. vitiation of air 
 
 Luft-verdichtung, /. increasing tlie 
 density of air 
 
 Luft-verdunnung, /. rarefaction of 
 air 
 
 Luft-verschlechterung, /. vitiation 
 or fouling of air 
 
 Luft-verunreinigung, /. rendering 
 the air impure 
 
 Luft-wage, /. aerometer 
 
 Luft-wagekunst, /. aerostatics 
 
 Luft - wasserschall, m. splashing 
 sound, son hydroaerique 
 
 Luft-wechsel, m. change of air 
 
 Luft-weg, m. air-passage 
 
 Luft-wegeroffnung, /. opening of air- 
 passage ; tracheotomy 
 
 Luft-wegverengung, /. narrowing of 
 air-passage 
 
 Luft-wegverstopfung, /. blocking or 
 obstruction of air-passage 
 
 Luft-zelle, /. air-cell, alveolus of lung 
 
 Luft-zufuhr, /. supply of air 
 
 Luft-zug, m. draught or current of 
 air 
 
 Luft-zugerzeuger, m. ventilator 
 
 Luft-zutritt, m. entrance of air, 
 access of air 
 
 Lugol's lodlosung, /. Lugol's iodine 
 solution 
 
 Lumbal, a. lumbar ; vide for compds. 
 also Lenden- 
 
 Lumbal-mark, n. lumbar portion of 
 spinal cord 
 
 Lumbal - neuralgia, /. lumbar neu- 
 ralgia 
 
 Lumbalpunktion, /. lumbar punc- 
 ture 
 
 Lumbal- wirbel, m. lumbar vertebra 
 
 Lumbar- (in compds.), vide Lenden- 
 
 Lumen, n. lumen, cavity 
 
 Lumpensammlerkrankheit, /. rag- 
 sorters' disease 
 
 Lumpensortiererkrankheit, /. = 
 Lumpensammlerkrankheit 
 
 Lunatisch, a. somnambulistic 
 
 Lunatismus, m. somnambulism 
 
 Lunge, /. lung 
 
 Lungen- (in compds.), pulmonary 
 
 Lungen-abscess, m. pulmonary ab- 
 scess, vomica 
 
 Lungen-abschnitt, m. part or section 
 of lung 
 
 Lungen-ader, /. = -vene 
 
 Lungen-affektion, /. = -erkrankung 
 
 Lungen-alveole, /. pulmonary alve- 
 olus 
 
 Lungen-aplasie, /. deformity and 
 atrophy of lungs due to pressure 
 
 Lungen - apoplexie, /. pulmonary 
 apoplexy 
 
 Lungenarterie, /. pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungenarterien-ast, m. branch of 
 pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungenarterien-erweiterung, /. dila- 
 tation of pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungenarterien-klappe, /. valve of 
 pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungenarterien-stamm, m. trunk of 
 pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungenarterien - verengung, /. nar- 
 rowing of pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungenarterien-verzweigijng, /. ra- 
 mification of pulmonary artery 
 
 Lungen-arznei, /. remedy for lung 
 affections 
 
 Lungen-ast, m. pulmonary branch 
 
 Lungen-atelektase, /. atelectasis of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-atmung, /. pulmonary respi- 
 ration 
 
 Lungen-atmungsgerausch, n. pul- 
 monary respiratory sound 
 
 Lungen-atrophie, /. atrophy of lung 
 
 Lungen-aufblahung, /. = -blahung 
 
 Lungen-ausdiinstung, /. evaporation 
 from lungs 
 
 Lungen - auswurf, tn. pulmonary 
 sputum 
 
 Lungen-band, n. pulmonary liga- 
 ment 
 
 Lungen-beschreibung, /. description 
 . of lung 
 
 Lungen-beschwerde, /. pulmonary 
 affection 
 
 Lungen-blahung, /. abnormal infla- 
 tion of lung ; emphysema of lung 
 
 Lungen-blaschen, n. pulmonary air- 
 vesicle, pulmonary alveolus 
 
 Lungen-blase, /. = -blaschen 
 
 Lungen-blatt, n. = -lappen 
 
 Lungen-blausucht, /. cyanosis of 
 pulmonary origin 
 
 Lungen-blut, n. blood contained in 
 lungs 
 
 Lungen-blutader, /. = -vene 
 
 Lungen-blutfluss, m. = -blutung 
 
 Lungen-blutsturz, m. .violent hae- 
 moptysis 
 
 Lungen-blutiiberfullung, /. hyper- 
 asmia of lungs 
 
 Lungen-blutung, /. pulmonary hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Lungen-brand, m. gangrene of lung 
 
 Lungen-bruch, ni. pneumocele, 
 hernia of lung 
 
 Lungen - brustfellentzupflV'Pg) /■ 
 pleuropneumonia 
 
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Lun 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lun 
 
 Lungen-capacitat, /. pulmonary ca- 
 pacity 
 Lungen-carcinom, n. cancer, of lung 
 Lungen-caverne, /. = -kaverne 
 Lungen-chirurgie, /. pulmonary sur- 
 gery 
 Lungen-cirrhose, /. cirrhosis of lung 
 Lungen-druse, /. bronchial gland 
 Lungen - einschnitt, m. fissure of 
 
 lung 
 Lungen-eiterung, /. pulmonary sup- 
 puration 
 Lungen-emphysem, n. pulmonary 
 
 emphysema 
 Lungen-entartung, /. pulmonary de- 
 generation 
 Lungen-entfaltung, /. respiratory 
 
 expansion of the lungs 
 Lungen-entziindung, /. pneumonia 
 Lungen-erkrankung, /. pulmonary 
 
 affection 
 Lungen-erscheinung, /. pulmonary 
 
 phenomenon or symptom 
 Lungen-erweichung, /. pulmonary 
 
 softening 
 Lungen-erweiterung, /. = -emphy- 
 
 sem 
 Lungen-fadenwurm, m. strongylus 
 
 (pulmonis) 
 Lungen-faule, /. gangrene of lung 
 Lungen-fell, n. pleura pulmonalis 
 Lungen fellentzundung, /. pul- 
 monary pleurisy 
 Lungen -'feuchtigkeit, /. moisture 
 
 from lungs 
 Lungen-fieber, n. pulmonary fever 
 Lungen-fistel, /. pulmonary fistula 
 Lungen-flache, /. surface of lung 
 Lungen-flugel, m. = -lappen 
 Lungen-furche, /. groove of lung 
 Lungen-gangran, /. = -brand 
 Lungen-gefass, n. pulmonary vessel 
 Lungen - gefiecht, n. pulmonary 
 
 plexus 
 Lungen - gerausch, n. pulmonary 
 
 sound or murmur 
 Lungen-geriist, n. lung stroma 
 Lungen-geschwulst, /. pulmonary 
 
 tumour ■ 
 Lungen-geschwtir, n. pulmonary 
 
 abscess, vomica 
 Lungen-gewebe, n. pulmonary tissue 
 Lungen-gewebsentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of pulmonary tissue 
 Lungen-gewebsverdickung, /. thick- 
 ening of lung tissue 
 Lungen-gewebsverhartung, /. indu- 
 ration of lung tissue 
 Lungen -grund, m. base of lung 
 
 Lungen - haargefass, n. puUuonary 
 
 capillary 
 Lungen-haarwurm, m. pseudalius 
 
 capillaris 
 Lungen-haut, /. = -fell 
 Lungen-herd, m. pulmonary focus 
 
 or centre 
 Lungen-hernie, /. hernia of lung 
 Lungen-herz, n. right side of heart 
 Lungen-herzkammer, /. right ven- 
 tricle 
 
 Lungen-hohle, /. pulmonary cavity, 
 vomica 
 
 Lungen-hyperamie, /. hyperaemia of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-hypostase, /. hypostatic con- 
 gestion of lung 
 
 Lungen-induration, /. induration of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-infarkt, m. pulmonary in- 
 farct 
 
 Lungen-infiltrat, n. pulmonary in- 
 filtration 
 
 Lungen-kammer, /. = -herzkammer 
 
 Lungen-kapillaren, pi. pulmonary 
 capillaries 
 
 Lungen-katarrh, m. pulmonary ca- 
 tarrh, capillary bronchitis 
 
 Lungen-kaverne, /. pulmonary 
 cavity, vomica 
 
 Lungen-kongestion, /. pulmonary 
 congestion 
 
 Lungen-krampf, m. pulmonary 
 spasm, asthma 
 
 Lungen-krank, a. affected with pul- 
 monary disease 
 
 Lungen-kranke, m. & /. a sufferer 
 from lung disease 
 
 Lungen - krankheit, /. pulmonary 
 disease 
 
 Lungen-kraut, n. Pulmonaria offi- 
 cinalis, L. 
 
 Lungen - krebs, m. pulmonary can- 
 cer 
 
 Lungen-kreislauf , m. pulmonary cir- 
 culation 
 
 Lungen-kreislaufstorung, /. disturb- 
 ance of pulmonary circulation 
 
 Lungen-lahmung, /. oedema of lung ;. 
 paralysis of lung 
 
 Lungen-lappchen, n. lobule of lung 
 
 Lungen-lappen, m. lobe of lung 
 
 Lungen-lappenentziindung, /. lobar 
 inflammation of lungs 
 
 Lungen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Lungen-leidend, a. = -krank 
 
 Lungen-leidende, m. & f. = -kranke 
 
 Lungen-luft, /. air contained in 
 lungs 
 
 324 
 
Lun 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lun 
 
 Lungen-liiftung, /. aeration of the 
 
 lungs 
 Lungen - magennerv, m. pneu mo- 
 gastric nerve 
 Lungen-markschwamtn, m. medul- 
 lary cancer of lung 
 Lungen-melanose, /. melanosis of 
 
 lung 
 Lungen-messer, m. spirometer 
 Lungen-mittel, n. = -arznie 
 Lungen-moos, n. Iceland moss 
 Lungen-nerv, m. pulmonary nerve 
 Lungen-oberflache, /. = -ilache 
 Lungen-odem, n. pulmonary oedema 
 Lungen-perkussionsschall, m. pul- 
 monary percussion sound 
 Lungen-pforte, /. hilus pulmonis 
 Lungen-pigment, n. lung-pigment 
 Lungen-pigmentierung, /. pigmenta- 
 tion of lung 
 Lungen-probe, /. lung test ; vide also 
 
 Lungenschwimmprobe 
 Lungen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Lungen-rcind, m. margin of lung 
 Lungen-rotz, m. glanders affecting 
 
 lungs 
 Lungen-saugkraft, /. pulmonary in- 
 spiratory power 
 Lungen-sausen, n. pulmonary mur- 
 mur or hum 
 Lungen - schall, m. pulmonary 
 
 sound 
 Lungen-schlag, m. pulmonary apo- 
 plexy ; pulmonary oedema 
 Lungen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Lungen-schlagfluss, m. rapidly fatal 
 
 oedema of lungs 
 Lungen-schleimhaut, /. pulmonary 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Lungen-schmerz, m. pain in lung 
 Lungen-schnitt, m. resection of lung; 
 
 incision into lung 
 Lungen-schrumpfung, /. contraction 
 
 or shrinking of lung 
 Lungen-schusswunde, /. gunshot- 
 wound of lung 
 Lungen-schwarz, n. black pigment 
 
 deposited in lung 
 Lungen-schwiele, /. pulmonary cal- 
 losity 
 Lungen-schwimmprobe, /. testing in 
 water the lungs of a newly born 
 child as to whether they float or 
 not 
 Lungen-schwindsucht, /. pulmonary 
 
 phthisis 
 Lungen-seuche, /. pleuropneumonia 
 Lungen-seucheimpfung, /. inocula- 
 tion for pleuropneumonia 
 
 Lungen-seuchelymphe, /. protective 
 lymph for pleuropneumonia 
 
 Lungen-speckgeschwulst, /. larda- 
 ceous disease of lung 
 
 Lungen-spitze, /. apex of lung 
 
 Lungen-spitzenkatarrh, m. apex pul- 
 monary catarrh 
 
 Lungen-splenisation, /. splenisation 
 of lung 
 
 Lungen-starrheit, /. diminished ex- 
 pansibility of lungs from cardiac 
 congestion 
 
 Lungen-stein, m. pulmonary concre- 
 tion 
 
 Lungen-steinbildung, /. formation of 
 pulmonary concretion 
 
 Lungen-stichwunde, /. punctured 
 wound of lung 
 
 Lungen-sucht, /. pulmonary con- 
 sumption 
 
 Lungen-siichtig, a. consumptive 
 
 Lungen-siichtige, m. & /. a consump- 
 tive person 
 
 Lungen- teil, m. portion or part of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-thatigkeit, /. functions of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-tonus, m. spasm of bronchial 
 muscles 
 
 Lungen-trichter, m. pulmonary in- 
 fundibulum 
 
 Lungen-tuberkel, /. tubercle of lung 
 
 Lungen-tuberkulose, /. pulmonary 
 tuberculosis 
 
 Lungen-uberfiillung, /. pulmonary 
 congestion 
 
 Lungen-vene, /. pulmonary vein 
 
 Lungen -venenblut, n. pulmonary 
 venous blood 
 
 Lungen-venensack, m. left auricle 
 (of heart) 
 
 Lungen-venensinus, m. = -venen- 
 sack 
 
 Lungen-ventilation, /. ventilation of 
 lungs 
 
 Lungen-veranderung, /. pulmonary 
 change 
 
 Lungen-verdichtung, /. induration of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-vereiterung, /. pulmonary 
 suppuration 
 
 Lungen-verhartung, /. induration of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-verkalkung, /, calcification 
 of lung 
 
 Lungen-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of lung 
 
 Lungen - verletzung, /. injury to 
 lung 
 
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Lun 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lyhi 
 
 Lungen-v6r6dung, /. obliteration of 
 lung ; atrophy of Ixlng 
 
 Lungen-verschwariing, /. ulceration 
 of lung 
 
 Lungen-verstopfung, /. pulmonary 
 obstruction or blocking 
 
 Lungen-verwachsung, /. pulmonary 
 adhesion 
 
 Lungen-vorfall, m. protrusion of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-wachsturn, n. growth of 
 lung 
 
 Lungen-wassersucht, /. pulmonary 
 oedema 
 
 Lungen-wiirmer, m.pl. worms found 
 in lungs (of animals), e.g. strongy- 
 lus filaria, strongylus paradoxus 
 
 Lungen wurmseuche, /. disease 
 due to worms in lungs (of rumi- 
 nants) 
 
 Lungen- wurzel, /. root of lung 
 
 Lungen-zellchen, n. pulmonary air- 
 cell or -vesicle 
 
 Lungen-zelle, /. = -zellchen 
 
 Lungen-zellgewebe, n. pulmonary 
 cellular tissue 
 
 Lungen-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 lung 
 
 Lupom, n. lupus nodule 
 
 Lupos, a. lupous, lupoid 
 
 Lupulinsaure, /. lupulinic acid 
 
 Lupus, m. lupus 
 
 — abschilfernder, exfoliative 
 lupus 
 
 — fressender, lupus exedens, 
 ulcerating lupus 
 
 — hypertrophischer, lupus hy- 
 per trophicus 
 
 — nichtverschwarender, lupus 
 non-exedens, non-ulcerating 
 lupus 
 
 — verschwarender, = -fres- 
 sender 
 
 — wuchernder, = -hypertro- 
 phischer 
 
 Lupus-ausschalurig, /. scraping or 
 scooping out of lupus 
 
 Lupus-gewebe, n. lupous tissue 
 
 Lupus-herd, m. focus or centre of 
 lupus 
 
 Lupus-karcinom, n. carcinoma de- 
 veloping upon lupus 
 
 Lupus-knotchen, n. or -knoten, m. lu- 
 pous nodule 
 
 Lupus-loffel, m. lupus-spoon 
 
 Lupus-narbe, /. scar of lupus 
 
 Lupus-nest, n. = -herd 
 
 Luschka'sche Driise, /. coccygeal 
 gland 
 
 Lust, /. pleasure ; inclination, de- 
 sire ; lust 
 
 Lust-dime, /. prostitute 
 
 Lustern, a. longing, desirous ; las- 
 civious, libidinous 
 
 Lusternheit, /. lasciviousness, lust- 
 fulness 
 
 Lust-gas, n. laughing-gas 
 
 Lust-gefiihl, fi. pleasurable sensa- 
 tion ; sense of pleasure 
 
 Lust-mord, m. lust murder — i.e. 
 murder committed under the 
 influence of depraved sexual 
 desire 
 
 Lust-seuche, /. syphilis 
 
 Lust-siech, a. venereal, syphilitic 
 
 Lutschbeutel, m. sucking-bag 
 
 Luxationslahmung, /. paralysis due 
 to pressure of dislocated bone on 
 nerves 
 
 Luxieren, v.t. to dislocate 
 
 Luxusatmung, /. respiration in ex- 
 cess of vital requirement 
 
 Luxuskonsumtion, /. excess of me- 
 tabolism 
 
 Lykanthropie, or Lykomanie, /. de- 
 lusion of being transformed into a 
 wolf 
 
 Lykorexie, /. fierce hunger 
 
 Lymph- (in compds.), lymphatic 
 
 Lymph - abfluss, m. outflow of 
 lymph 
 
 Lymph-absonderurig, /. secretion of 
 lymph 
 
 Lymph-adenie, /. lymphadenoma 
 
 Lymph-adenitis, /. inflammation of 
 lymphatic glands 
 
 Lymphadenom, n. tumour of lym- 
 phatic gland 
 
 Lymphagoga, pi. lymphagogues 
 
 Lymph-ahnlich, a. lymphoid 
 
 Lymph-amie, /. lymphaemia 
 
 Lymph-angiektasie, /. lymphangiec- 
 tasis 
 
 Lymph-anstalt, /. institution for 
 supplying lymph 
 
 Lymph-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Lymph-atisch, a. lymphatic 
 
 Lyttiph-ausfluss, m. = -abfluss 
 
 Lymphbahn, /. lymph track or 
 channel 
 
 Lymphbahn-anlage, /. rudimentary 
 lymph track 
 
 Lymphbahn-erweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of lymph track 
 
 Lymphbahn-storung, /. changes in 
 lymph tracks 
 
 Lymph - behalter, m. lymph reser- 
 
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Lym 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lym 
 
 Lymph-bewegung, /. movement of 
 lymph 
 
 Lymph-bildung, /. formation of 
 lymph 
 
 Lymph -blaschen, n. lymph-vesicle 
 
 Lymph-capillaren, pi. lymph-capil- 
 laries 
 
 Lymphdriise, /. lymphatic gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-ahnlich, a. resembling 
 a lymphatic gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-anschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling of a lymphatic gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Lymphdriisen-eiter, m. pus from 
 Ij'mph-glands 
 
 Lymphdrusen-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of lymph-gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of lymph-gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-erweichung, /. soften- 
 ing of lymph-gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-geschwulst, /. swell- 
 ing of a lymph - gland, lym- 
 phoma 
 
 Lymphdrusen-gewebe, n. tissue of 
 lymph-gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-haufen, m. group or 
 packet of lymph-glands 
 
 Lymphdriisen-krebs, m. cancer of 
 lymph-glands 
 
 Lymphdriisen-schrumpfung, /. atro- 
 phy of lymph-gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Lymphdriisen-schwund, m. atrophy 
 of lymph-gland 
 
 Lymphdriisen-system, n. lymphatic- 
 gland system 
 
 Lymphdriisen - vereiterung, /. = 
 -eiterung 
 
 Lymphdrusen-verhartung, /. indura- 
 tion of lymph-glands 
 
 Lymphe, /. lymph 
 
 Lymph-eurysma, n. local dilatation 
 of lymphatics 
 
 Lymph-fistel, /. lymphatic fistula 
 
 Lymph-fluss, m. lymphorrhcea 
 
 Lymph-follikelentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of lymph-follicles 
 
 Lymph-fiihrend, a. carrying lymph 
 
 Lymph-ganglion, n. = Lymph-knot- 
 chen 
 
 Lymphgefass, n. lymphatic vessel 
 
 Lymphgefass-beschreibung, f. de- 
 scription of lymphatics 
 
 Lymphgefass-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of lymphatic vessel 
 
 Lymphgefass-entziindung, /. lym- 
 phangitis 
 
 Lymphgefass-erweiterung, /. lym- 
 phangiectasis 
 
 Lymphgefass-fistel, /. lymphatic fis- 
 tula 
 
 Lymphgefass-geflecht, n. plexus of 
 lymphatics 
 
 Lymphgefass-geschwulst, /. lym- 
 phangioma 
 
 Lymphgefass-knickung, /. kinking 
 of lymphatic vessel 
 
 Lymphgefass-lehre, /. physiology 
 and anatomy of the lymphatics 
 
 Lymphgefass-netz, n. = -geflecht 
 
 Lymphgefass-stamm, m. lymphatic 
 trunk 
 
 Lymphgefass-system, n. lymphatic 
 system 
 
 Lymphgefass - vereiterung, /. = 
 -eiterung 
 
 Lymphgefass-verengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of lymphatic vessels 
 
 Lymphgefass-verlangerung, /. pro- 
 longation or elongation of lymph- 
 vessels 
 
 Lymphgefass-verschliessung, /. or 
 -verschluss, m. occlusion of lymph- 
 vessels 
 
 Lymphgefass-verstopfung, /. plug- 
 ging of lymphatic vessel 
 
 Lymphgefass-verzweigung, /. rami- 
 fication of lymphatic vessel 
 
 Lymphgefass-wand, /. or -wandung, 
 /. wall of lymphatic vessel 
 
 Lymphgefass-wundernetz, n. lym- 
 phatic rete mirabile 
 
 Lymphgefass-zergliederung, /. dis- 
 section of lymphatic vessels 
 
 Lymph-geschwulst, /. lymphoma 
 
 Lymph-herz, n. lymph-heart 
 
 Lymph-kapillaren, pi. lymph-capil- 
 laries 
 
 Lymph-knotchen, n. small lymph- 
 follicle (as in intestines) 
 
 Lymph - knoten, m. lymphatic 
 gland 
 
 Lymph-kornchen, n. lymph-granule 
 
 Lymph-korper, m. or -korperchen, -n. 
 lymph-corpuscle 
 
 Lymph - kuchen, m. lymph - coagu- 
 lum 
 
 Lymph-kugel, /. or -kugelchen, n. 
 lymph-corpuscle 
 
 Lymphocyte, /. lymphocyte 
 
 Lymphocytose, /. lymphocytosis 
 
 Lymphoglandula, /. lymphatic gland 
 
 Lymphoidzelle, /. lymphoid-cell 
 
 Lymphom, n. lymphoma, glandular 
 swelling 
 
 Lymphorrhagie, /. lymphorrhcea , 
 
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Lym 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mag 
 
 Lymphorrhoe, /. = Lymphorrhagie 
 Lymphosarkom, n. lympho - sar- 
 coma 
 Lymphose, /. the formation of 
 
 lymph in lymphatic vessels 
 Lymphostasej /. lymph stasis 
 Lymph-raum, m. = -spalte 
 Lymph-rohrchen, n. or -rohre, /. 
 
 lymph-tube or -channel 
 Lymph-sack, m. lymph-sac 
 Lymph-scheide, /. lymph-channel or 
 
 sinus in Ivmph-gland 
 Lymph-schlauch, m. lymph-tube or 
 
 -channel 
 Lymph-see, m. large lymph space 
 Lymph-serum, n. lymph serum 
 Lymph-spalte, /. lymph space 
 Lymph-spaltenerweiterung, /. dila- 
 tation of a lymph space 
 
 Lymph-stamm, m. or -stammchen, 
 n. lymphatic trunk 
 
 Lymph-stauung, /. lymph stasis 
 
 Lymph-strang, m. lymphatic vessel 
 thickened by inflammation 
 
 Lymph-strom, m. lymph-stream 
 
 Lymph - verlust, m. loss of 
 lymph 
 
 Lymph - verteilung, /. lymph distri- 
 bution 
 
 Lymph-weg, m. lymph passage 
 
 Lymph-zelle, /. lymph-cell, lympho- 
 cyte 
 
 Lymph-zufuhr, /. lymph supply 
 
 Lypemanie, Lypothymie, /. melan- 
 cholia 
 
 Lyse, /. lysis 
 
 Lyssa, /. rabies 
 
 Lyssophobie, /. fear of rabies 
 
 M 
 
 Maal, n. spot, mole 
 
 Mac . . ., vide also Mak . . . 
 
 Macerationsaufguss, m. cold infusion 
 
 Macerationspraparat, n. anatomical 
 specimen prepared by macera- 
 tion 
 
 Macerieren, v.t. to macerate 
 
 Maceriert, a. macerated 
 
 Macerierung, /. maceration 
 
 Machtlos, a. powerless, impotent, 
 feeble 
 
 Machtlosigkeit, /. powerlessness, im- 
 potence, feebleness 
 
 Macis, /. mace 
 
 Macis-ol, n. oil of mace 
 
 Mackaybohnen, f.pl. the beans of 
 Entada Pursaetha, DC. 
 
 Macquibeeren, f.pl. fruit of Aristo- 
 lelia Macqui (Ther.) 
 
 Macrotinum, n. macrotin obtained 
 from Macrotys racemosa 
 
 Madarosis, /. loss of hair, especially 
 of eyelashes and eyebrows 
 
 Madchen, n. girl 
 
 Madchen- alter, n. girlhood (age) 
 
 Madenwurm, m, oxyuris vermicu- 
 laris 
 
 Madesis, /. = Madarosis 
 
 Madiaol, n. Madia oil 
 
 Madurabein, n. Madura foot or leg, 
 fungus-foot of India 
 
 Madurafuss, m. = Madurabein 
 
 Madurakrankheit, /. = Madurabein 
 
 Maeutik, /. obstetrics 
 
 Maeutisch, a. obstetrical 
 
 Magen, m. stomach 
 
 verdorbener — ,disordered stom- 
 ach, biliousness 
 
 Magen- (incompds.), gastric, gastro- 
 
 Magen - abkuhlung, /. chilling of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-abscess, m. gastric abscess 
 
 Magen-abschnitt, m. part or section 
 of stomach 
 
 Magen-ader, /. gastric vein 
 
 Magen-anfiillung, /. filling of stom- 
 ach 
 
 Magen-arterie, /. gastric artery 
 
 Magen-arteriengeflecht, n. gastric 
 arterial plexus 
 
 Magen-arznei, /. a stomachic 
 
 Magen-atonie, /. atony of stomach 
 
 Magen-aufschlag, m. — -umschlag 
 
 Magen-auftreibung, /. distension of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-ausdehnung, /. distension or 
 stretching of stomach 
 
 Magen-ausgang, m. outlet of stom- 
 ach, pylorus 
 
 Magen-auspumpung, /. pumping out 
 of stomach 
 
 Magen-ausspulung, /. washing out of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-auswaschung, /. = -ausspiil- 
 ung 
 
 Magen-bauchwandfistel, /. gastrio 
 fistula opening through abdom- 
 inal wall 
 
 328 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mag 
 
 Magen-belastung, /. the loading of 
 the stomach 
 
 Magen-beleuchtung, /. illumination 
 of the stomach 
 
 Magen-beschwerde, /. gastric trouble 
 or disorder 
 
 Magen-bewegung, /. gastric move- 
 ment 
 
 Magen-biesfliege, /. gastrophilus 
 
 Magen-blahung, /. gastric flatulence 
 
 Magen-blindsack, m. cul de sac of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Magen-blutgefass, n. gastric blood 
 vessel 
 
 Magen-blutung, /. gastric haemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Magen-brei, m. chyme 
 
 Magen-bremse, /. = -biesfliege 
 
 Magen-brennen, n. pyrosis, heart- 
 burn 
 
 Magen-bruch, m. gastrocele 
 
 Magen-biirste, /. stomach-brush 
 
 Magen-darm- (in compds.), gastro- 
 intestinal 
 
 Magen-darmblutung, /. gastro-intes- 
 tinal haemorrhage 
 
 Magen-darmentzundung, /. gastro- 
 enteritis 
 
 Magen-darmkanal, m. gastro-intes- 
 tinal canal 
 
 Magen - darmkatarrh, m. gastro- 
 intestinal catarrh 
 
 Magen - darmprobe, /. = -darm- 
 schwimmprobe 
 
 Magen-darmreizung, /. gastro-intes- 
 tinal irritation 
 
 Magen-darmschnitt, m. gastro-enter- 
 otomy 
 
 Magen-darmschwimmprobe, /. hy- 
 drostatic test of stomach and 
 intestines (in a dead newly-born 
 child) 
 
 Magen - dickdarmband, n. great 
 omentum 
 
 Magen-douche, /. gastric douche 
 
 Magen-druck, m. pressure exerted 
 by the stomach ; vide also 
 -driicken 
 
 Magen-driicken, n. sense of pain or 
 pressure in stomach 
 
 Magen-driise, /. gastric gland, peptic 
 gland 
 
 Magen-driisenentzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of gastric glands 
 
 Magen-diinndarmfistel, /. gastro- 
 enteric fistula 
 
 Magen-durchbohrung, /. = -durch- 
 locherung 
 
 Magen-durchfall, m. diarrhoea due 
 to undigested food passing into 
 intestines 
 Magen-durchlocherung, /. perfora- 
 tion of stomach 
 Magen-eingang, m. inlet of stomach, 
 
 oesophageal orifice of stomach 
 Magen - elixir, n. Hoffmann 'sches, 
 Elixir aurantii compositum. Ph. G. 
 Magen-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 
 stomach 
 Magen-entleerung, /. emptying of 
 
 stomach 
 Magen-entziindung, /. gastritis 
 Magen - epitheldecke, /. epithelial 
 
 lining of stomach 
 Magen-erkrankung, /. gastric affec- 
 tion 
 Magen-eroffnung, /. gastrotomy 
 Magen-erweichung, /. softening of 
 
 stomach 
 Magen-erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 
 stomach 
 Magen-essenz, /. stomach-drop 
 Magen-fieber, n. gastric fever 
 Magen-fistel, /. gastric fistula' 
 Magen-fliissigkeit, /. gastric fluid 
 Magen-fiillung, /. = -anfiillung 
 Magen-garung, /. stomach fermenta- 
 tion 
 Magen-gas, n. gas or wind in 
 
 stomach 
 Magen-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Magen-gefass, n. gastric vessel 
 Magen-geflecht, n. gastric plexus 
 Magen-gegend, /. gastric region 
 Magen-gekrose, n. meso-gaster 
 Magen - geschwulst, /. tumour of 
 
 stomach 
 Magen-geschwiir, n. gastric ulcer 
 Magen-gicht, /. gout of stomach 
 Magen-grimmdarmnetz, n. gastro- 
 colic omentum 
 Magen-grubchen, n.pl. depressions 
 or pits on surface of gastric 
 mucous membrane 
 Magen-grube, /. scrobiculus cordis, 
 
 pit of stomach 
 Magen-grund, m. fundus of stomach 
 Magen-haiit, /. coat of stomach 
 Magen-hautentartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of coat of stomach 
 Magen-heber, m. stomach-pump or 
 
 syphon 
 Magen-hohle, /. cavity of stomach 
 Magen-husten, m. stomach-cough 
 Magen-infarkt, n. infarct of stomach 
 Magen-inhalt, m. contents of stom- 
 ach 
 
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Mag 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mag 
 
 Magen-insufficienz, /. atony of stom- 
 ach 
 
 Magen-katarrh, m. gastric catarrh 
 
 Magen-kneipen, n. griping pain in 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-knurren, n. rumbling noise 
 in intestines 
 
 Magen-krampf, m. cramp or spasm 
 in stomach 
 
 Magen-kranke, m. & f. a sufferer 
 from gastric complaint 
 
 Magen-krankheit, /. gastric disease 
 
 Magen-kranz- (in compds.), coron- 
 ary ... of stomach 
 
 Magen-krebs, m. cancer of stomach 
 
 Magen-kriimmung, /. curvature of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-labdruse, /. gastric peptic 
 gland 
 
 Magen-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-latwerge, /. stomachic elec- 
 tuary 
 
 Magen-leber- (in compds.), gastro- 
 hepatic 
 
 Magen-leberarterie, /. gastro-hepatic 
 artery 
 
 Magen-leberband, n. gastro-hepatic 
 ligament 
 
 Magen-lebernetz, n. gastro-hepatic 
 omentum 
 
 Magen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Magen-leidend, a. suffering from 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-liqueur, m. liqueur for gastric 
 troubles 
 
 Magen-luft, /. air contained in 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-lymphdriise, /. gastric lym- 
 phatic gland 
 
 Magen - lymphgefass, n. gastric 
 lymph-vessel 
 
 Magen-milzband, n. gastro-splenic 
 ligament 
 
 Magen-mittel, n. a stomachic 
 
 Magen-morsellen, f.pl. stomachic 
 lozenges 
 
 Magen-mund, m. oesophageal orifice 
 of stomach 
 
 Magen-muskelhaut, /. muscular coat 
 of stomach 
 
 Magen-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of stomach 
 
 Magen-naht, /. suturing of stomach 
 
 Magen-nerv, m. gastric nerve 
 
 iMagen-nervenschwache, /. dyspep- 
 sia nervosa 
 
 Magen-netz- (in compds.), gastro- 
 epiploic 
 
 Magen-netzartefie, /. gastrd-epiploic 
 arterv 
 
 Magen-netzdfuse, /. gastro^epiploic 
 gland 
 
 Magen - pastillen, f.pl. stomachic 
 pastilles 
 
 Magen-pflaster, n. Emplasttum aro- 
 maticum, Ph. G. 
 
 Magenpfortner, m. pylorus 
 
 Magenpfortner- (in compds.), py- 
 loric 
 
 Magenpfortner - driise, /. pyloric 
 gland 
 
 Magenpfortner-enge, /. pyloric ste- 
 nosis 
 
 Magenpfortner-entziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of pylorus 
 
 Magenpfortner-gegend, /. pyloric 
 region 
 
 Magenpfortner-geschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour of pylorus 
 
 Magenpfortner - klappe, /. pyloric 
 sphincter or valve 
 
 Magenpfortner-krebs, m. cancer of 
 pylorus 
 
 Magenpfortner-schleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of pylorus 
 
 Magenpfortner-vene, /. pyloric vein 
 
 Magenpfortner - verengung, /. = 
 -enge 
 
 Magenpfortner-verschliessung, /. oc- 
 clusion of pylorus 
 
 Magenpfortner - verschluss, m. = 
 -verschliessung 
 
 Magen-phlegmone, /. phlegmonous 
 gastritis 
 
 Magen-pille, /. stomach or digestive 
 pill 
 
 Magen-polyp, m. gastric polypus 
 
 Magen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Magen-pulver, m. stomach powder 
 
 Magen-pumpe, /. sf;omach-pump 
 
 Magen-rand, m. margin of stomach 
 
 Magen-reiz, m. = -reizung 
 
 Magen-reizung, /. gastric irritation 
 
 Magen-resektion, /. gastrectomy 
 
 Magen-ruhr, /. gastrorrhcea ; lien- 
 tery 
 
 Magen-saft, m. gastric juice 
 
 Magen-saftabsonderung, /. secretion 
 of gastric juice 
 
 Magen-saftdriise, /. gastric peptic 
 gland 
 
 Magen-safteinwirkung, /. effect of 
 gastric juice 
 
 Magen-saftfluss, m. hypersecretion 
 of gastric juice 
 
 Magen-saftsaure, /. acid af gastric 
 juice 
 
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 Ot MEDICAL TEllMS 
 
 Mag 
 
 Magen-sarcine, /. sarcinae in stom- 
 
 acli 
 Magen-sSure, /. acidity of stomach 
 Magen-schall, m. stomach note, 
 
 gastric resonance 
 Magen-scharfe, /. = -saure 
 Magen-schlagader, /. = -artetie 
 Magen-schleim, m. gastric mucus 
 Magen-schleimdriise, /. gastric mu- 
 cous gland 
 Magen-schleimfluss, m. gastric ca- 
 tarrh 
 Magen-schleinihaut, /. gastric mu- 
 cous membrane 
 Magen - schleimhautentziindung, /. 
 inflammation of gastric mucous 
 membrane 
 Magen - schleimhauterweichung, /. 
 softening of gastric mucous mem- 
 brane 
 Magen-schleimhautreizung, /. irrita- 
 tion of gastric mucous mem- 
 brane 
 Magen-schleimhautveranderung, /. 
 change in gastric mufcous mem- 
 brane 
 Magen-schlund, m. oesophagus 
 Magen-schmerz, m. gastralgia 
 Magen-schnitt, m. gastrotomy 
 Magen-schusswunde, /. gunshot- 
 wound of stomach 
 Magen-schwach, a. dyspeptic 
 Magen - schwache, /. dyspepsia, 
 
 feeble stomach 
 Magen - schwindel, m. gastric ver- 
 tigo 
 Magen - schwindsucht, /. gastric 
 
 phthisis 
 Magen - sonde, /. stomach-sound or 
 
 -probe 
 Magen-spannung, /. tension of stom- 
 ach 
 Magen-spiegel, m. gastroscope 
 Magen-spritze, /. = -pumpe 
 Magen-starkend, a. stomachic 
 Magen-stirkung, /. the giving of 
 
 tone to stomach 
 Magen - starkungsrhittel, -,«. stom- 
 achic 
 Magett-stein, m. gastric concretion 
 Magen-stichverletzi^ng, /. punctured 
 
 wound of stomach 
 Magen-storung, /. gastric disturb- 
 ance 
 Magen-thatigkeit, /. gastric function 
 Mageh - ton, in. stomach-sound or 
 
 -note 
 Mageri-tirbmnielsxicht, /. gastric tym- 
 panites 
 
 Magen-tropfen, m.pl. stomach-drops 
 
 Magen-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 of stomach 
 
 Magen-iibel, n. stomach trouble 
 
 Magen-iiberanstrengung, /. over- 
 taxing the stomach 
 
 Magen-iiberfullung, /. overloading 
 the stomach, surfeit 
 
 Magen-iiberladung, /. = -iiberfiill- 
 ung 
 
 Magen-iiberschlag, m. = -umschlag 
 
 Magen-umschlag, m. stomach poul- 
 tice or fermentation 
 
 Mageh-unruhe, /. morbid peristalsis 
 of empty stomach 
 
 Magen-untersehleimhautgewebe, n. 
 submucous tissue of stomach 
 
 Magen-untersuchung, /. examina- 
 tion of stomafch 
 
 Magen-vene, /. -= -ader 
 
 Magen - veranderung, /. stomach 
 change 
 
 Magen-verdauung, /. gastric diges- 
 tion 
 
 Magen-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 the walls of the stomach 
 
 Magen-verengung, /. contraction or 
 stenosis of stomach 
 
 Magen-verhartung, /. thickening or 
 induration of the walls of the 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-verschv/arung, /. ulceration 
 of stomach 
 
 Magen-verstimmung, /. gastric dis- 
 order 
 
 Magen- wand, /. wall or coat of 
 stomach 
 
 Magen-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Magen-wandverdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of the walls of the stomach 
 
 Magen-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Magen-wunde, /. wound of stomach 
 
 Magen- wurmseuche, /. disease of 
 sheep and goats due to strongy- 
 lus contortus (Rud.) 
 
 Magen - zelle, /. gastric or peptic 
 cell 
 
 Magen-zerreissung, / laceration or 
 rupture of stomach 
 
 Magen - zwolffingerdarm- (in com- 
 pounds), gastro-duodenal 
 
 Magen - zwolfHngerdarmarterie, /. 
 gastro-duodenal artery 
 
 Magen-zwolffingerdarmentziindung, 
 /. gastro-duodenitis 
 
 Mager, a. lean, thin, slender, emaci- 
 ated 
 
 Mager-keit, /. leanness, thinness, 
 slenderness, emaciation 
 
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Mag 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mak 
 
 Mager-machend, a. reducing obesity 
 
 Mager-milch, /. skim-milk 
 
 Magern, v.i. to become lean or 
 emaciated 
 
 Magistralformel, /. non-officinal for- 
 mula 
 
 Magma, n. a doughy mass 
 
 Magnesia, /. magnesia 
 
 — citronensaure, magnesium 
 citrate 
 
 — gebrannte, magnesia usta 
 
 — kohlensaure, magnesium car- 
 bonate 
 
 — milchsaure, magnesium lac- 
 tate 
 
 — phosphorsaure, magnesium 
 phosphate 
 
 — pyrophosphorsaure, magne- 
 sium pyrophosphate 
 
 — salzsaure, magnesium chlo- 
 ride 
 
 — schwefelsaure, magnesium 
 sulphate 
 
 — weisse, carbonate of mag- 
 nesia 
 
 Magnesia-brauselimonade, /. effer- 
 vescent lemonade containing 
 citrate of magnesia 
 
 Magnesia-hydrat, n. magnesium hy- 
 drate 
 
 Magnesia-losung, /. solution of mag- 
 nesia 
 
 Magnesia-milch, /. magnesia sus- 
 pended in water 
 
 Magnesia-mixtur, /. = -losung 
 
 Magnesia-salz, n. salt of magnesium 
 
 Magnesium, n. magnesium 
 
 Magnesium-bromid, n. magnesium 
 bromide 
 
 Magnesium-carbonat, n. magnesium, 
 carbonate 
 
 Magnesium-chlorid, n. magnesium 
 chloride 
 
 Magnesium-citrat, n. magnesium 
 citrate 
 
 Magnesium-hydrocarbonat, n. mag- 
 nesium hydrocarbonate 
 
 Magnesium-laktat, n. magnesium 
 lactate 
 
 Magnesium-oxyd, n. magnesia usta, 
 magnesium oxide 
 
 Magnesium-oxydhydrat, n. magne- 
 sium hydroxide 
 
 Magnesium-phosphat, n. magnesium 
 phosphate 
 
 Magnesium-salz, w. salt of magne- 
 sium 
 
 Magnesium-sulfat, n. magnesium 
 sulphate 
 
 Magnesium - sulfit, n. magnesium 
 sulphite 
 
 Magnetisch, a. magnetic 
 
 Magnetisches Schlafwachen, n. mag- 
 netic clairvoyance 
 
 Magnetisieiren, v.t. to magnetise, to 
 mesmerise 
 
 Magnetisierung, /. magnetisation 
 
 Magnetotherapie, /. treatment of 
 diseases by animal magnetism 
 
 Mahlzahn, m. molar tooth 
 
 Maidismus, m. pellagra 
 
 Mailandische Rose, /. peUagra, lepra 
 Lombardica 
 
 Mais, yn. maize, Indian corn 
 
 Mais-brand, m. smut of Indian corn 
 due to Ustilago maidis (Tul.) 
 
 Mais-krankheit, /. pellagra 
 
 Mais-psychosen, f.pl. psychoses con- 
 nected with pellagra 
 
 Maissiat'scher Streifen, m. ilio-tibial 
 band 
 
 Mais-starke, /, starch from Indian 
 corn 
 
 Majoran, m. marjoram 
 
 Majoran-butter, m. marjoram oint- 
 ment 
 
 Majoran-kampfer, m. stearoptene 
 contained in oil of marjoram 
 
 Majoran-61, n. oil of marjoram 
 
 Majoran-salbe, f. =*= butter 
 
 Majoran- wurzel, /. marjoram-root 
 
 Majorenn, a. of full age 
 
 Majorennitat, /. majority, full age 
 
 Makassarol, n. oil obtained from 
 the seed of Scheichera trijuga 
 (Willd.) ; macassar-oil 
 
 Makrencephalie, /. hypertrophy of 
 brain 
 
 Makro- (in compds.), macro- 
 
 Makro-aesthesie, /. disturbance of 
 sensation in which objects feel 
 abnormally large 
 
 Makro - biotik, /. the art of living 
 long 
 
 Makro-biotisch, a. macrobiotic 
 
 Makro-chilie, /. hypertrophy of lip 
 
 Makro-chirie, /. congenital excessive 
 development of the hand 
 
 Makro-cornea, /. globular cornea 
 
 Makro-cyte, /. abnormally large 
 blood-corpuscle 
 
 Makro-cythamie, /. the presence of 
 abnormally large blood-corpuscles 
 in the blood 
 
 Makro-daktylie, /. congenital hyper- 
 trophy of fingers 
 
 Makro-gaster, m. acarus foUiculorum 
 
 Makro-glossie, /. macroglossia 
 
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Mak 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mam 
 
 Makro-kephalen, m.pl. artificially 
 deformed elongated skulls, large- 
 headed 
 Makro-kephalie, /. macrocephaly, 
 
 enlargement of skull 
 Makro-kephalisch, a. macrocephalic 
 Makro-kokken, m.pl. large cocci 
 Makro-nosie, /. chronic disease 
 Makro-parasiten, pi. macroscopic- 
 
 aUy visible parasites 
 Makro-phage, /. macrophage, es- 
 pecially large hyaline lympho- 
 cytes and fixed cells 
 Makrophthalmus, m. megaloph- 
 
 thalmus 
 Makro-plasie, /. overgrowth of body 
 
 parts 
 Makro-podie, /. congenital hyper- 
 trophy of foot 
 Makro-prosopie, /. excessive devel- 
 opment of the face 
 Makropsie, /. macropsia 
 Makro-skelie, /. overgrowth of the 
 
 legs 
 Makro-skop, n. macroscope 
 Makro-skopisch, a. macroscopic 
 Makro-somie, /. giant growth of 
 
 whole body 
 Makro-sporen, pi. macrospores 
 Makro-stomie, /. fissura buccalis 
 
 congenita 
 Makrotie, /. congenital enlarge- 
 ment of outer ear 
 Mai, n. mole, mark, spot, stain 
 Malabargeschwiir, n. a form of tropi- 
 cal phagedaena 
 Malabargummi, m. gum obtained 
 
 from Bombax malabaricum 
 Malabartalg, m. vegetable fat ob- 
 tained from Vateria indica 
 Malacie, /. malacia, softening 
 Malagma, n. poultice 
 Malakomeningitis, /. leptomenin- 
 gitis 
 Malakosteon. n. osteomalacia 
 Malandria, /. malanders, glanders 
 Malar-breite, /. bimalar diameter 
 Malaria- (in compds.), malarial, 
 
 malarious 
 Malaria-erkrankung, /. = -krank- 
 
 heit 
 Malaria-fieber, n. malarial fever, 
 
 ague 
 Malaria-gegend, /. malarious district 
 Malaria-gift, n. malarial virus 
 Malaria-kachexie, /. malarial ca- 
 chexia 
 Malaria-krankheit, /. disease due to 
 malaria 
 
 Malaria-siechtum, n. malarial mal- 
 aise 
 
 Malaria - typhoid, n. intermittent 
 or remittent fever with typhoid 
 symptoms 
 
 Malar-punktbreite, /. = -breite 
 
 Malaxieren, v.t. to soften 
 
 Maleinsaure, /. maleic acid 
 
 Malerkolik, /. = Malerkrankheit 
 
 Malerkrankheit, /. painters' colic, 
 plumbism 
 
 Maliasmus, m. glanders 
 
 Malign, a. malignant 
 
 Malignitat, /. malignancy 
 
 Malleolar- (in compds.), vide Kno- 
 chel- 
 
 Malonsaure, /. malonic acid 
 
 Malonylharnstoff, m. malonyl urea 
 
 Malpighisch, a. Malpighian 
 
 Malpighische Gefassknauel, m.pl. 
 Malpighian glomeruli 
 
 Malpighische Knaulchen, or Kor- 
 perchen, pi. Malpighian corpuscles 
 
 Malpighische Pyramiden, pi. Malpi- 
 ghian pyramids 
 
 Malpighischer Glomerulus, m. Mal- 
 pighian glomerulus 
 
 Malpighisches Netz, or Schleimnetz, 
 n. rete mucosum, prickle-cell 
 layer 
 
 Maltafieber, n. Malta fever 
 
 Maltobiose, /. maltose 
 
 Maltonsaure, /. gluconic acid 
 
 Maltose, /. malt-sugar, sugar pro- 
 duced by action of diastase on 
 starch 
 
 Malve, /. mallow 
 
 Malven-blatter, n.pl. Foliae malvae, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Malven-bluten, f.pl. Flores malvae, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Malz, n. malt 
 
 Malz-abkochung, /. decoction of 
 malt 
 
 Malz-bad, n. malt-bath 
 
 Malz-bonbons, pi. malt sweets, malt 
 cough-drops 
 
 Malz-essig, m. malt vinegar 
 
 Malz-extrakt, n. extract of malt 
 
 Malz-extrakt, n. (eisenhaltiges), ex- 
 tract of malt with iron 
 
 Malz-kaffee, w. roasted grain, a sub- 
 stitute for coffee 
 
 Malz-sirup, m. syrup containing 
 malt 
 
 Malz-zucker, m. maltose ; malt- 
 sugar drops 
 
 Mammar- (in compds.), vide Brust- 
 driisen- 
 
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Mam 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Man 
 
 Mammillaclinie, /. nipple-line 
 
 Manchette, /. cufi 
 
 Mandarinol, n. an ethereal oil 
 prepared from Citrus bigaradia, 
 myrtifolia and sinensis 
 
 Mandel, /. almond ; tonsil ; amyg- 
 dala (brain) 
 
 — bittere, bitter almond 
 
 — des Kleinhirns, amygdala 
 cerebelli 
 
 — geschwollene, tonsillitis 
 
 — siisse, sweet almond 
 Mandel-abscess, m. abscess of tonsil 
 Mandel-abtragung, /. removal of 
 
 tonsil 
 Mandel-anschwellung, /. enlarged 
 
 tonsil 
 Mandel-arterie, /. tonsillar artery 
 Mandel-artig, a. amygdaloid 
 Mandel-belag, m. coating of tonsil 
 
 (pathological) 
 Mandel-benzoe, /. benzoe amygda? 
 
 loides 
 Mandel-braune, /. tonsillitis 
 Mandel-braune, /. (bosartige, bran- 
 
 dige, or epidemische), diphtheria 
 Mandel-brot, n. almond bread 
 Mandel-driise, /. the tonsil 
 Mandel-eitergeschwulst, /. = -abscess 
 Mandel-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 tonsil 
 Mandel-emulsion, /. almond emul- 
 sion 
 Mandel-entfernung, /. = -abtragung 
 Mandel-entziindung, /. tonsillitis 
 Mandel-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 
 tonsil 
 Mandel - geschvmlst, /. enlarged 
 
 tonsil 
 Mandel-haken, m. tonsil-hook 
 Mandel-hypertrophie, /. enlarged or 
 
 hypertrophied tonsil 
 Mandel - kern, m. amygdaloid tu- 
 bercle, nucleus aniygdalse 
 Mandel-kleie, /. almond-bran 
 Mandel-messer, n. tonsil-knife 
 Mandel-milch, /. milk or emulsion of 
 
 almonds 
 Mandel-nerv, m. nerve supplying the 
 
 tonsil 
 Mandel-oberflache, /. tonsillar sur- 
 face 
 Mandel-61, n. almond-oil 
 Mandel-saure, /. mandelic acid 
 Mandel-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 
 lung 
 Mandel-sirup, m. syrup of almonds 
 Mandel-stein, m. tonsillar calculus 
 Mandel-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 
 Mandel-verhartung, /. induration of 
 tonsil 
 
 Manduktion, /. mastication 
 
 Manegebewegung, /. circus move- 
 ment 
 
 Mangan, n. manganese 
 
 Mangano - chlorid, n. manganous 
 chloride 
 
 Mangano-karbonat, n. manganous 
 carbonate 
 
 Mangano-saures Salz, n. manganate 
 
 Mangano-sulfat, n. manganous sul- 
 phate 
 
 Mangano-superoxyd, n. manganese 
 dioxide 
 
 Mangel, m. want, deficiency, fault, 
 defect, absence 
 
 Mangelhaft, a. defective, deficient, 
 imperfect 
 
 Maniakalisch, a. maniacal 
 
 Manie, /. mania 
 
 Mann, m. man 
 
 Manna, /. manna 
 
 Manna-saft,w.Syrupus mannae,PA,G, 
 
 Manna-sirup, m. = -saft 
 
 Manna-stoff, m. = -zucker 
 
 Manna-zucker, m. mannite 
 
 Mannbar, a. marriageable, pubes- 
 cent, virile 
 
 Mannbarkeit, /. manhood, maturity, 
 puberty, virility 
 
 Mannerscheu, /. dread of man (on 
 the part of women) 
 
 Mannes-alter, n. the age of manhood 
 
 Mannes-reife, /. puberty 
 
 Mannes-schwache, /. impotence (of 
 male) 
 
 Mannheit, /. manhood, virility 
 
 Mannitgahrung, /. mucous fermenta- 
 tion 
 
 Mannitzucker, m. mannite 
 
 Mannjungfer, /. vide Mannjung- 
 frauschaft 
 
 Mannjungfrauschaft, /. deviation in 
 sexual development in conse- 
 quence of which a female assumes 
 a masculine appearance 
 
 Mannkopf 'sches Zeichen, n. accelera- 
 tion of pulse in hysteria when 
 pressure is made upon sensitive 
 spots 
 
 Mannlich, a. male, masculine, manly 
 
 Mannlichkeit, /. manhood, virility ; 
 manliness 
 
 Mannssucht, /. = Mannstollheit 
 
 Mannstollheit, /. nymphomania 
 
 Mannswuth, /. nymphomania 
 
 Mannweib, n. vide Mannjungfrau- 
 schaft 
 
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Man 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mar 
 
 Manometrie, /. manometry 
 
 Manschette, /. flap 
 
 Mantel, m. mantle 
 
 Mantel-herz, n. cor villosum 
 
 Mantel-kante, /. the edge where any 
 two surfaces of the cerebral 
 hemispheres are in contact 
 
 Mantel-schicht, /. protective or 
 covering layer 
 
 Mantel-spalte, /. great longitudinal 
 fissure 
 
 Mantel-tasche, /. (hintere), posterior 
 transverse cerebral fissure 
 
 Manustuprieren, v.i. to masturbate 
 
 Maracaiborinde, /, bark of Cinchona 
 cordifolia mutis 
 
 Marantastarke, /. arrowroot 
 
 Marantisch, a. marantic 
 
 Marastisch, a. marasmic 
 
 Marckwald'sche Operation, /. plastic 
 operation for stenosis of the os 
 uteri 
 
 Margarin, n. margarin 
 
 Margarin-fett, n. margarin 
 
 Margarin-kristall, m. fat crystal 
 
 Margarin-nadel, /. = -kristall 
 
 Margarin-sauer, a. margarate 
 
 Margarin-saure, /. margaric acid 
 
 Margaritom, n. margaritoma, pearly 
 tumour 
 
 Marginoplastik, /. plastic operation 
 on the eyelids 
 
 Margosaol, n. ethereal oil obtained 
 from the bark of Melia Azedarach, 
 L. 
 
 Marie 'sche Krankheit, /. acrome- 
 galy ; hereditary cerebellar ataxy 
 
 Marie 'sches Zeichen, n. tremor in 
 Graves' disease 
 
 Mark, n. marrow ; pulp ; medulla 
 — verlangertes, medulla oblon- 
 gata 
 
 Mark- (in compds.), medullary 
 
 Mark-arterie, /. medullary artery 
 
 Mark-ausstrahlung, /. radiation of 
 medullary fibres 
 
 Mark-baum, m. arbor vitae (of 
 medulla) 
 
 Mark-blatt, n. medullary lamina 
 
 Mark-blattchen, n. = -blatt 
 
 Mark-bogen, m. fornix 
 
 Mark - biindel, m. medullary fasci- 
 culus 
 
 Mark-flussigkeit, /. spinal fluid 
 
 Mark-fortsatz, m. peduncle of cere- 
 bellum 
 
 Mark-gefass, n. medullary vessel 
 
 Mark-geschwulst, /. medullary tu- 
 
 Mark-gewebe, n. medullary tissue 
 Mark-haltig, a. meduUated, medul- 
 lary ; containing marrow 
 Mark-haut, /. endosteum 
 Mark-hohle, /. medullary cavity 
 Mark - hugel, m. corpus mammil- 
 
 lare 
 Markicht, a. = Markig 
 Markig, a. medullary, marrowy, 
 
 marrow-like 
 Mark-kanal, m. medullary canal 
 Mark-kanalchen, n. Haversian canal 
 Mark-karcinom, n. medullary car- 
 cinoma 
 Mark-kegel, m. = -pyramide 
 Mark-kern, m. medullary nucleus 
 Mark-knollen, m. = -kopf 
 Mark-kopf, m. medulla oblongata 
 Mark-kopfschenkel, m. inferior pe- 
 duncle of cerebellum 
 Mark-korper, m. medullary body or 
 
 substance 
 Mark-krebs, m. medullary cancer 
 Mark-kiigelchen, n.pl. corpora albi- 
 
 cantia 
 Mark-lager, n. medullary layer 
 Mark-lager, n. (grosses), principal 
 
 medullary layer 
 Mark-lager, n. (sagittales), sagittal, 
 
 medullary layer 
 Mark-lamelle, /. = -blatt 
 Mark-leiste, /. medullary ridge or 
 
 lamina (cerebellar) 
 Mark-los, a. without marrow ; non- 
 
 meduUated 
 Mark-lucke, /. = -raum 
 Mark-mantel, m. white substance of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Mark-masse, /. medullary substance 
 Mark-plattchen, n.pl. myeloplaxes, 
 
 giant-cells of bone-marrow 
 Mark-platte, /. = -blatt 
 Mark-pyramide, /. pyramid of me- 
 dulla oblongata 
 Mark-raum, m. medullars'- space 
 Mark-rohr, n. = -rohre 
 Mark-rohre, /. medullary tube or 
 
 canal 
 Mark-sarkom, n. medullary sarcoma 
 Mark-scheide, /. medullary sheath 
 Mark-schicht, /. = -lager 
 Mark-schlauch, m. — -rohre 
 Mark-schwamm, m. medullary can- 
 cer 
 Mark-segel, n. medullary velum 
 Mark-stamm, m. brain stem 
 Mark-stoff, m. = -masse 
 Mark-strahlen, f.pl. pyramids of 
 Ferrein 
 
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 GERMAN ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mas 
 
 Mark-strahlung, /. = -ausstrahlung 
 Mark-strang,w. medullary fasciculus 
 Mark-streifen, m.pl. medullary strias 
 Mark-substanz, /. = -masse 
 Mark-weiss, n. white substance of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Mark-wulst, m. medullary eminence 
 Mark-zapfen, m. = -pyramide 
 Mark-zelle, /. medullary cell ; mye- 
 locyte ; osteoblast 
 Mark-zwiebel, m. bulb, medulla 
 
 oblongata 
 Marsch, /. marsh, fen, moor 
 Marsch-fieber, n. marsh fever, ague 
 Marsch-krankheit, /. malarial dis- 
 ease 
 Marsupialisation, /. union of the 
 edges of an opened ovarian cyst 
 with the abdominal wall 
 Martialis, a. containing iron, ferrugi- 
 nous 
 Maschaliatrie, a. axillary induction 
 Maische, /. mesh 
 
 Maschen-f6rmig,a.retiforni, reticular 
 Maschen-gerust, n. mesh work, net- 
 work 
 Maschen-gewebe, n. retiform tissue 
 Maschen-raum, m. retiform space 
 Maschen-werk, n. = -geriist 
 Maschig, a. netted, reticulated, reti- 
 form, cancellated 
 Maschinennaherinnenaffektion, /. a 
 neurosis affecting those working 
 much with sewing-machines 
 Maschinenverband, jw. machine ban- 
 dage 
 Maschinenverletzung, f. injury due 
 
 to machinery 
 Maser, /. speckle, spot, mark 
 Maserig, a. speckled, streaked, 
 
 mottled, spotted ; measly 
 Masern, f.pl. measles 
 Masern-diphtherie, /. membranous 
 pharyngitis during attack of 
 measles 
 Masern-krankheit, /. = Masern 
 Maske, /. mask 
 Maske, /. (der Schwangeren), uterine 
 
 mask, chloasma gravidarvim 
 Maskiert, a. masked, disguised, con- 
 cealed 
 Masochismus, m. sexual perversion 
 in which gratification is obtained 
 by flagellation, &c., in presence 
 of a woman 
 Mass, n. measure ; moderation 
 Massage, /. massage 
 Mass-analyse, /. quantitative ana- 
 lysis, volumetric analysis 
 
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 Masse, /. quantity, bulk, substance ; 
 heap 
 
 Massen-abnahme, /. atrophy 
 
 Massen-einwanderung, /. immigra- 
 tion of swarms of parasites 
 
 Massen-erkrankung, /. disease at- 
 tacking a large number of people 
 
 Massen - impfung, /. vaccinating 
 great numbers at a time 
 
 Massen-klystier, n. a copious enema 
 
 Massen-kultur, f. cultivation of bac- 
 teria in great quantities 
 
 Massen-ligatur, /. ligature en masse 
 
 Massen-quartier, n. crowded quarter 
 
 Massen- teilchen, n, molecule 
 
 Massen-vergiftung, /. simultaneous 
 poisoning of many people 
 
 Massen-verminderung, /. = -ab- 
 nahme 
 
 Massen- wachstum, n. hypertrophy 
 
 Massen-zunahme, /. = -wachstum 
 
 Mass-formel, /. standard formula 
 
 Massieren, v.t. to employ massage 
 
 Mass-rohre, /. burette, graduated 
 tube for standard tests 
 
 Mastadenitis, /. mastitis 
 
 Mastalgie, /. pain in mamma 
 
 Mastatrophie, /. atrophy of mam- 
 mary gland 
 
 Mastdarm, m. rectum 
 
 Mastdarm- (in compds.), rectal, 
 recto- 
 
 Mastdarm-ader, /. and compds. = 
 -blutader 
 
 Mastdarm-arterie, /. hsemorrhoidal 
 artery 
 
 Mastdarm-ausspritzung, /. washing 
 out of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-ausspulung, /. = -aus- 
 spritzung 
 
 Mastdarm-ausstiilpung, /. protrusion 
 of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-bildungsfehler, m. con- 
 genital malformation of -rectum 
 
 Mastdarm - blasen- (in compds.), 
 recto-vesical 
 
 Mastdarm-blasenfistel, /. recto-vesi- 
 cal fistula 
 
 Mastdarm - blasenscheidenfistel /. 
 recto-vesico-vaginal fistula 
 
 Mastdarm - blasenschnitt, m. or 
 -blasenstich, m. recto-vesical lith- 
 otomy 
 
 Mastdarm-blutader, f. hsemorrhoidal 
 vein 
 
 Mastdarm-blutaderentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of haemorrhoidal veins 
 
 Mastdarm-blutadergeflecht, n. hae- 
 morrhoidal venous plexus 
 
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 Mas 
 
 Mastdarm-blutfluss, m. — -blutung 
 Mastdarm - blutgefass, n. hsemor- 
 
 rhoidal vessel 
 Mastdarm-blutung, /. hajmorrhoids ; 
 
 haemorrhage from rectum 
 Mastdarm-bruch, m. rectal hernia 
 Mastdarm - dammfistel, /. recto- 
 
 perineal fistula 
 Mastdarm-dammriss, m. rupture of 
 
 perineum into rectum 
 Mastdarm-douche, /. rectal douche 
 Mastdarm-durchbohrung, /. perfora- 
 tion of rectum 
 Mastdarm-einspritzung, /. rectal in- 
 jection 
 Mastdarm-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 
 of rectum 
 Mastdarm-entleerung, /. emptying 
 
 of rectum 
 Mastdarm-entziindung, /. proctitis 
 Mastdarm-erkaltung, /. chilling or 
 
 catching cold in rectum 
 Mastdarm-erkrankung, /. affection 
 
 of rectum 
 Mastdarm-ernahrung, /. administer- 
 ing nutrient enemata 
 Mastdarm-falten, f.pl. plicae recti, 
 "• rectal folds 
 
 Mastdarm-fissur, /. — -schrunde 
 Mastdarm-fistel, f. rectal fistula 
 Mastdarm-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Mastdarm-gefass, n. hsemorrhoidal 
 
 vessel 
 Mastdami-geflecht, n. haemorrhoidal 
 
 plexus 
 Mastdarm-gegend, /. rectal region 
 Mastdarm-gekrose, n. meso-rectum 
 Mastdarm-geschwiir, n. rectal ulcer 
 Mastdarm-harnblasenscheidenfistel, 
 
 /. recto-vesico-vaginal fistula 
 Mastdarm-harnrohrenfistel, /. recto- 
 
 urethral fistula 
 Mastdarm-haute, f.pl. rectal coats 
 
 or membranes 
 Mastdarm-heber, m. levator ani 
 Mastdarm-katarrh, m. rectal ca- 
 tarrh 
 Mastdarm-knoten, m. clump of pUes, 
 
 haemorrhoids 
 Mastdarm-krampf, m. rectal spasm 
 Mastdarm-krankheit, /. disease of 
 
 rectum 
 Mastdarm-krebs, m. cancer of rectum 
 Mastdarm-kiihler, m. rectal cooler 
 Mastdarm-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 rectum 
 Mastdarm-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Mastdarm-lichtung, /. lumen of 
 rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-lymphgefass, n. lymph 
 vessel of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-naht, /. rectal suture 
 
 Mastdarm-nerv, m. haemorrhoidal 
 nerve 
 
 Mastdarm-neubildung, /. new-growtli 
 in rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-offnung, /. the anus 
 
 Mastdarm-polyp, m. rectal polypus 
 
 Mastdarm-polypenklammer, /. clamp 
 for rectal polypi 
 
 Mastdarm-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Mastdarm - rohr, n. rectal tube 
 rectal lumen 
 
 Mastdarm-scheiden- (in compds.), 
 recto-vaginal 
 
 Mastdarm-scheidenbruch, m. recto- 
 vaginal hernia 
 
 Mastdarm-scheidenfistel, /. recto- 
 vaginal fistula 
 
 Mastdarm-scheidenwand, /. recto- 
 vaginal wall or septum 
 
 Mastdarm-schlagader, /. =■ -arterie 
 
 Mastdarm-schleimfluss, m. rectal 
 catarrh 
 
 Mastdarm-schleimhaut, /. rectal mu- 
 cous membrane 
 
 Mastdarm - schleimhauteiterung, /. 
 suppuration of rectal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Mastdarm - schleimhautentzundung, 
 /. proctitis 
 
 Mastdarm-schleimhautverletzung, /. 
 injury to rectal mucous mem- 
 brane 
 
 Mastdarm-schnitt, m. proctotomy 
 
 Mastdarm-schniirer, m. sphincter ani 
 
 Mastdarm-schrunde, /. fissure of 
 rectum or anus 
 
 Mastdarm-sitzbeingrube, /. ischio- 
 rectal fossa 
 
 Mastdarm-sonde, /. rectal bougie or 
 sound 
 
 Mastdarm-spiegel, m. rectal specu- 
 lum 
 
 Mastdarm-spulung, /. — -ausspul- 
 ung 
 
 Mastdarm-tripper, m. gonorrhoea 
 of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-umstiilpung, /. inversion 
 of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-untersuchung, /. rectal 
 examination 
 
 Mastdarm-vene, /. (and compds.) = 
 -blutader 
 
 Mastdarm-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 ung 
 
 Mastdarm-verengung, /. stricture, 
 stenosis or narrowing of rectum 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Maz: 
 
 Mastdarrn-vferletzuhg, ' /( injury tb 
 rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-verscliliessung, /. or -ver- 
 schluss, m. atresia' 01*' occlusion of 
 rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-verschwarung, f. ulcera- 
 tion of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-wand, /. or -wandung, //. 
 rectal wall 
 
 Mastdarm-wurm, m. ascaris ver- 
 micularis 
 
 Mastdarm-zerreissung, /. laceration 
 of rectum 
 
 Mastdarm-zwang, m. inability td' 
 void fasces (of animals) 
 
 Masten, v.t. & i. to fatten 5 to grow 
 fat 
 
 Mastfettherz, n. fatty degeneration 
 of cardiac muscular tissue 
 
 Mastikation, /. mastication 
 
 Mastikatdrisch, a. masticatory 
 
 Mastix, m. or -harz, n. mastich 
 
 Mastkur, /. Weir-Mitchell's treat- 
 ment, forced alimentation 
 
 Mastodynie, /. mastodynia 
 
 Mastung, /. fattening ; obesity 
 
 Mastupration, /. onanism, masturba- 
 tion 
 
 Mastzelle, /. mast cell, peculiar 
 granular cell first described by 
 Ehrlich 
 
 Mastzellenkornung, /.mast-cell gran- 
 ulation 
 
 Materialist, m. druggist 
 
 Materialware, /. drugs 
 
 Materia, /. matter, stuff ; pus, dis- 
 charge 
 
 Materieren, v.i. to suppurate 
 
 Matiko, n. folia matico ; leaves of 
 Piper angustifolia (R. et P.) 
 
 Matiko-kampfer, m. the crystallis- 
 able part of the ethereal oil 
 obtained from matico 
 
 Matiko-ol, n. ethereal oil obtained 
 from matico 
 
 Matratze, /. mattress 
 
 Matrazennaht, /. mattress suture 
 
 Matrone, /. matron 
 
 Matronenalter, n. age of matron- 
 hood 
 
 Matsch, m. pulp 
 
 Matt, a. exhausted, faint, feeble, 
 languid, weak ; lustreless, dim 
 (eyes) ; faint (voice) ; dull 
 
 Mattigkeit, /. faintness, debility, 
 weakness, languor, exhaustion 
 
 Mattschall, m. dull sound 
 
 Kfauke; f. name given; to> various, 
 skin diseases of horses and cattle- 
 Maul, n'. mouth ; vide for' compdsi. 
 
 also' Mund- 
 Maulbeer-ahnlich,, a. mulberry-hke„ 
 
 mulberry-shaped 
 M'aulbeer&,. f- mulberry 
 Maulbeer-baum, m. mulberry-tree- 
 Maulbew-formig, a. = -ahnlicb 
 Maulbeer-geschwulst,. f. mulbemsy 
 
 growth or tumour 
 Mkulbeer-igewachSr n. growth re- 
 sembling a mulberry 
 Maulbeer^eim, m. morula 
 Maulbeer-kugeli, /, morula, ovum iru 
 that stage' of development wheni 
 the segmentation has produced' ai 
 spheroidal' mass ol small roundedj 
 cells 
 Maulbeer-mali w. miulberry mark or 
 
 nffivus 
 rfl'aUlbeer-saflf, m-. mulberry juice- 
 Maulbeei'-slrilp, m. mialberry syrup 
 Maulbeef-steinVw.rQiulberry calculus 
 Maulbeer-wafee, f. mulberry w-arb 
 Maul-faule, f. &ap'(Vef.) 
 Maul-klemme, f. = -sperre 
 Maul - seuche, f. foot-amdl-mouthi 
 
 disease 
 Maul-sperre, /. trismus-, Itock-jaw 
 Maurerkratze, /. bricklayers' itch 
 Maus, /. mouse ; muscular part oS 
 
 thumb ; a hairy mole 
 Mauschen, n. " funny bone " (trlnaj 
 
 nerve at elbow-joint) 
 Mausefell, n. -fleck, m. hairy mole- 
 Mauser, /. retrogressive metamor- 
 phosis (of the blcod) 
 Mausern, v.i. to cast the skin, 
 
 moult ; (of the voice) to break 
 Mauserschlacke, /. waste products of 
 
 metamorphosis of body 
 Mauserung, /. moulting 
 Mauseseptichamie, /. septicaemia of 
 
 mice (Koch) 
 Mausetyphus, m. haemorrhagic sep- 
 ticaemia produced in mice by 
 injecting typhoid bacilli 
 Maxillar, a. maxillary ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Kiefer- 
 Maxillarbreite, /. maxillary diameter 
 Maximal, a. maximal, maximum 
 Maximal-dosis, f. maximum dose 
 Maximal-empfindung, /. highest de- 
 gree of sensation 
 Maximal-gabe, /. = -dosis 
 Maximal-reiz, m. highest potential 
 
 stimulus 
 Maz . . ., vide Mac . , . 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Med 
 
 Meatotom, «. internal urethrotomy- 
 
 knife 
 Mechanisch, a. mechanical 
 Mechanismus, m. meclianisni 
 Mechanotherapie, /. treatment by 
 
 mechanical means 
 Mechanurgie, /. bloodless surgery 
 Meckel'scher Knorpel, m. Meckel's 
 
 cartilage 
 Meckernde Sprache, /. = Mecker- 
 
 stimme 
 Meckerstimme, /. aegophony 
 Meconismus, m. opium poisoning 
 Meconkorper, m. peculiar corpuscle 
 
 found in meconium 
 Meconsaure, /. meconic acid 
 Medial, a. medial, median, mesial 
 Mediales Feld, n. anterior area (of 
 
 medulla oblongata) 
 Median, a. median, medio- 
 Median-bilateralschnitt, m. medio- 
 
 bilateral lithotomy 
 Median-ebene, /. median plane 
 Median-furche, /. sulcus medialis 
 Median-linie, /. median line 
 Median-lithotomie, /. median litho- 
 tomy 
 Median-nerv, m. median nerve 
 Median-schnitt, m. median incision, 
 
 median lithotomy 
 Median-steinschnitt, m. =- -litho- 
 
 tomie 
 Median-umfang, m. (des Schadels), 
 
 sagittal circumference of skull 
 Medianuslahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 parts supplied by median nerve 
 Medianwarts, adv. towards the 
 
 middle line 
 Mediastinal- (in conipds.), vide Mit- 
 
 telfell- 
 Medikamentos, a. medicinal 
 Medikaster, m. quack 
 Medikasterei, /. quackery 
 Medikation, /. medication, method 
 
 of treatment 
 Medikomechanische Heilmethode, 
 
 pi. medical gymnastics 
 Medina wurm, m. Dracunculus medi- 
 
 nensis, L. 
 Medizin, /. medicine, physic; science 
 
 of medicine 
 Medizinal, a. medical, relating to 
 
 medicine or the profession 
 Medizinal-abteilung, /. medical de- 
 partment 
 Medizinal-angelegenheit, /. medical 
 
 affairs 
 Medizinal-anstalt, /, sanitary estab- 
 
 Jishment 
 
 Medizinal-beamter, m. medical offi- 
 cer, health officer 
 
 Medizinal-behorde, /. medical au- 
 thority 
 
 Medizinal-department, n. — -ab- 
 teilung 
 
 Medizinal-dienstpersonal, n. the non- 
 medical personnel of the public 
 health department 
 
 Medizinal-gesetz, n. law referring to 
 medical matters 
 
 Medizinal-gewicht, n. apothecary's 
 ■weight 
 
 Medizinal - kollegium, n. medical 
 college ; board of health 
 
 Medizinal-ordnung, /. medical regu- 
 lation 
 
 Medizinal-person, /. anybody en- 
 titled to practise as a medical 
 man, veterinary surgeon, or mid- 
 wife 
 
 Medizinal-pflanze, /. medicinal or 
 officinal plant 
 
 Medizinal-pfund, m. a pound (apo- 
 thecary's weight) 
 
 Medizinal-pfuscherei, /. quackery 
 
 Medizinal-polizei, /. sanitary police 
 
 Medizinal-polizeilich, a. relating to 
 sanitary police 
 
 Medizinal-rat, m. medical counsellor 
 (an honorary title) ; in Prussia 
 a title of medical members of 
 Government colleges 
 
 Medizinal - rechtswissenschaft, /. 
 medical jurisprudence, forensic 
 medicine 
 
 Medizinal-rinde, /. officinal bark 
 
 Medizinal-taxe, /. the fee to which a 
 medical man is entitled for ser- 
 vices rendered to the State ; also 
 prices of medicines and drugs 
 fixed by law 
 
 Medizinal-verfassung, /. code of 
 sanitary regulations 
 
 Medizinal - vergehen, n. offence 
 against public sanitary laws 
 
 Medizinal-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 by medicines or drugs 
 
 Medizinal -verordnung, /. medical or 
 sanitary regulation 
 
 Medizinal-wagen, m. ambiilance- 
 waggon 
 
 Medizinal-ware, /. medicinal dlrugs, 
 &c. 
 
 Medizinal-wein, m. medicated wine 
 
 Medizinal- wesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with medical matters 
 
 Mediziner, m. medical man, phy* 
 sician ; medical student 
 
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 Mei 
 
 Medizin-glas, n. medicine-glass 
 Medizinieren, vj. to take medicine 
 
 or physic 
 Mediziniert, a. medicated 
 Medizinisch, a. medicinal, medical 
 Medizinische Jurisprudenz, /. foren- 
 sic medicine 
 Medizin-karren, m. military cart for 
 
 medical appliances 
 Medizin-kasten, m. medicine-chest 
 Medizin-pfuscher, m. quack 
 Medizin-wagen, m. = -karren 
 Medullar, a. medullary (spinal) 
 Medullar-arterie,. /. medullary or 
 
 spinal artery 
 Medullar-blutader, /. medullary or 
 
 spinal vein 
 Medullar-furche, /.medullary groove 
 MeduUar-gefass, n. medullary or 
 
 spinal vessel 
 Medullar-grube, /. = -furche 
 MeduUar-krebs, m. medullary can- 
 cer 
 MeduUar-platte, /. medullary plate 
 
 or lamina 
 Medullar-rinne, /. embryonic medul- 
 lary groove 
 MeduUar-rohr, n. embryonic medul- 
 lary tube 
 Medullar-schwamm, m. = -krebs 
 MeduUar-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Medullar-wulst, m. embryonic me- 
 dullary eminence or ridge 
 Medullos, a. medullary, relating to 
 
 bone-marrovy 
 Medusenhaupt, n. caput medusae 
 Meer, n. sea 
 Meer-bad, n. sea-bath 
 Meer-schweinchen, n. guinea-pig 
 Meer-wasser, n. sea -water 
 Meerzwiebel, w. squill 
 Meerzwiebel-essig, m. acetum scillae 
 Meerzwiebel-extrakt, n. extract of 
 
 squills 
 Meerzwiebel-honig, m. oxymel of 
 
 squills 
 Meerzwiebel - sauerhonig, m. -= 
 
 -honig 
 Meerzwiebel-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 
 squills 
 Megabakterium, n. megalo-bacte- 
 
 rium 
 Megakokkus, m. megalo-coccus 
 Megalocornea, /. globular cornea 
 Megalodaktylie, /. = Makrodaktylie 
 Megalogastrie, /. enlargement of 
 
 stomach 
 Megalokaryocyte, /. large nucleated 
 giant-cell 
 
 Megalokephalie, /. increase in size 
 
 of skull 
 Megalo-manie, /. mania or delirium 
 
 characterised by exaltation of 
 
 ideas 
 Megalophthalmus, n. congenital 
 
 abnormally large eye 
 Megalopsie, /. megalopia, macrop- 
 
 sia 
 Mehl, n. meal, flour 
 Mehl-flechte, /. branny or scurfy 
 
 eruption 
 Mehlig, a. farinaceous, mealy 
 Mehl-milbe, /. Tyroglyphus farinae 
 
 (Deg.) 
 Mehl-mund, m. thrush 
 Mehl-speise, /. flour meat, farina- 
 ceous food 
 Mehl-verfalschung, /. adulteration 
 
 of flour 
 Mehr, a. more, poly-, multi- 
 Mehr-fach, a. manifold, repeated 
 Mehr-facherig, a. multilocular 
 Mehr-fachsehen, n. polyopia, double 
 
 or multiple vision 
 Mehr-gebarende, /. multipara 
 Mehr-geschwangerte, /. a woman 
 
 more than once pregnant, multi- 
 para 
 Mehr-kammerig, a. multilocular 
 Mehr-kernig, a. multinucleated 
 Mehr-schichtig, a. many layered, in 
 
 more than one stratum 
 Mehr-zellig, a. multicellular 
 Mehrlingsgeburt, /. twins or more 
 
 at a birth 
 Meibomisch, a. Meibomian 
 Meibomische Druse, /. Meibomian 
 
 gland 
 Meiosis, /. myosis 
 Meiosphygmie, /. condition in 
 
 which number of pulse-beats is 
 
 not equal to that of heart-beats 
 
 (Rosenbach) 
 Meiran, m. marjoram 
 Meiran-butter, /. marjoram oint- 
 ment 
 Meiran - kampfer, m. stearoptene 
 
 contained in oil of marjoram 
 Meiran-61, n. oil of marjoram 
 Meiran-salbe, /. = -butter 
 Meiran- wurzel, /. marjoram^ root 
 Meissel, m. & /. chisel ; tent, pledget 
 Meisselchen, n. a small chisel ; 
 
 small tent or pledget 
 Meissel-gerausch, n. chisel-sound 
 
 murmur 
 Meissel - messer, n. chisel-shaped 
 
 periosteal knife 
 
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 Men 
 
 Meissel-wunde, /. wound from a 
 chisel ; wound dressed by a tent 
 or pledget 
 
 Meissner'sche Tastkorperchen, n.pl. 
 tactile corpuscles 
 
 Meisterwurzel, /. Radix impera- 
 toriffi, Ph. G. 
 
 Mekkabalsam, m. balsam of Balsam- 
 odendron giliadense (Kth.) 
 
 Mekographie, /. graphic investiga- 
 tion of laws of growth in size, 
 weight, &c. 
 
 Mekonsaure, /. meconic acid 
 
 Mekonsaures Salz, n. meconate 
 
 Melagra, n. pain in limbs 
 
 Melanamie, /. melansemia 
 
 Melanamisch, a. melanEemic 
 
 Melancholie, /. melancholia 
 
 Melancholiker, m. a subject of 
 melancholia 
 
 Melancholisch, a. melancholic 
 
 Melanikterus, m. black jaundice 
 
 Melanin, n. melanin 
 
 Melanoleukaemie, /. leukasmia with 
 much pigmentation of leuco- 
 cytes 
 
 Melanom, n. melanoma, a darkly 
 pigmented tumour 
 
 Melanosarkom, n. melanotic sar- 
 coma 
 
 Melanose, /. melanosis 
 
 Melanosen, f.pl. skin affections cha- 
 racterised by dark pigmenta- 
 tion 
 
 Melanotisch, a. melanotic 
 
 Melanurie, /. the passing of melanin 
 in urine 
 
 Melanurin, n. black pigment found 
 in urine 
 
 Melasma, n. extensive darkening of 
 the skin 
 
 Melasse, /. molasses, treacle 
 
 Melezitose, /. a kind of sugar found 
 in Briancon manna 
 
 Meliloten-klee, m. Herba meliloti, 
 Ph. G. 
 
 Meliloten-pflaster, n. Emplastrum 
 meliloti, Ph. G. 
 
 Melilotsaure, /. melilotic acid 
 
 Melissa, /. melissa officinalis 
 
 Melissen-blatter, n.pl. folia melisss 
 
 Melissen - geist, m. spirit of me- 
 lissa 
 
 Melissen-spiritus, m. (zusammen- 
 gesetzter), Spiritus melissse comp., 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Melissen-thee, w. tea made from 
 melissa leaves 
 
 Melissen- wasser, n. aqua melissae 
 
 Melissinsaure, /. an acid found in 
 beeswax 
 
 Melitagra, n. = Melagra 
 
 Melithamie, /. melithaemia, glyco- 
 hjemia 
 
 Meliturie, /. diabetes mellitus ; gly- 
 cosuria 
 
 Melizitose, /. = Melezitose 
 
 Melkerkrampf, m. milkers' or milk- 
 maids' cramp 
 
 Melliferisch, a. producing honey 
 
 Melliturie, /. = Meliturie 
 
 Melomelus, m. monster with acces- 
 sory limb-rudiments 
 
 Meloplastik, /. plastic surgery of the 
 cheek 
 
 Meloschisis, /. congenital fissure of 
 cheek 
 
 Meltan, m. mildew 
 
 Meltan-pilze, m.pl. mildew fungi 
 
 Membran, /. membrane 
 
 Membran-bildung, /. formation of 
 membrane 
 
 Membranos, a, membranous 
 
 Mendacia unguium, n.pl. white 
 specks in the nails 
 
 Menidrosis, /. vicarious periodic 
 sweating instead of menstruation 
 
 Meniere'sche Krankheit,/. Meniere's 
 disease 
 
 Meningeal, a. meningeal ; vide for 
 compds. also Gehirnhaut- 
 
 Meningeal-apoplexie, /. meningeal 
 apoplexy 
 
 Meningeal-blutung, /. meningeal hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Meningeal - gefass, n. meningeal 
 vessel 
 
 Meningeal-tuberkel, /. meningeal 
 tubercle 
 
 Meningeal - tumor, m. meningeal 
 tumour 
 
 Meningismus, m. an hysterical con- 
 dition simulating basal menin- 
 gitis 
 
 Meningocele, n. meningeal hernia 
 
 Meningosis, /. membranous union 
 between bones 
 
 Mennige, /. red-lead, minium 
 
 Mennige-pflaster, n. (rotes), Em- 
 plastrum minii rubrum, Ph. G. 
 
 Menorrhagie, /. menorrhagia, ex- 
 cessive menstruation 
 
 Menorrhoe, /. menstruation 
 
 Menostase, /. morbid suppression of 
 menses 
 
 Mensch, m. human being, man 
 
 Menschen-affen, m.pl. anthropoid 
 apes 
 
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 Menschen-ahnlich, a. anthropoid, 
 
 human-like 
 Menschen-alter, n. generation, age 
 Menschen-bandwurm, m. tapeworm 
 
 affecting man 
 Menschen-biesfliege, f. gadfly 
 Menschen-blasenwurm, m. ecchino- 
 
 coccus hominis 
 Menschen-blattern, f.pl. = -pocken 
 Menschen-blut, n. human blood 
 Menschen-dasselfliege, /. = -bias 
 
 fliege 
 Menschen-feind, m. misanthrope 
 Menschen-floh, m. pulex irritans, 
 
 common flea 
 Menschen-hass, m. misanthropy 
 Menschen - heilkunde, /. medical 
 
 treatment of the sick 
 Menschen - knochen, m, human 
 
 bone 
 Menschen-lymphe, /. human (as 
 
 distinguished from calf) lymph 
 Menschen-masslehre, /. = -messung 
 Menschen - messung, /. anthropo- 
 metry 
 Menschen - pocken, f-pl. variola, 
 
 smallpox 
 Menschen-pockenimpfung, /. small- 
 pox inoculation 
 Menschen-rasse, /. human race 
 Menschen-schadel, m. human skull 
 Menschen-scheu, /. = -hass 
 Menschlich, a. human ; humane 
 Menstrual, a. menstrual ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Menstruations- and 
 
 Perioden- 
 Menstrual-ausschlag, m. cutaneous 
 
 eruption connected with men- 
 struation 
 Menstrual-blut, n. menstrual blood 
 Menstrual-blutung, /. menstrual 
 
 haemorrhage 
 Menstrual-dyschymosen, f.pl. vica- 
 rious menstruations 
 Menstrual-exanthem, n. = -aus- 
 
 schlag 
 Menstrual-fleck, n. livid spot on 
 
 skin connected with suppression 
 
 of menses 
 Menstrual-fltissigkeit, /. menstrual 
 
 fluid or discharge 
 Menstrual-geschwur, n. menstrual 
 
 ulcer 
 Menstrual-kolik, /. dysmenorrhoea 
 Menstrual-schweiss, m. perspiration 
 
 (often peculiar as to odour, &c.) 
 
 during menstruation 
 Menstrual-versetzung, /. vicarious 
 
 menstruation 
 
 Menstruation, /. menstruation ; vide 
 for compds. also Menstrual- and 
 Perioden- 
 
 Menstruations-befordernd, a. em- 
 menagogue 
 
 Menstruations - eintritt, m. com- 
 mencement of menstruation 
 
 Menstruations-ende, n. end of men- 
 struation 
 
 Menstruations-fehler, m. disorder of 
 menstruation 
 
 Menstruations-lehre, /. the study of 
 the phenomena of menstruation 
 
 Menstruations-periode, /. menstrual 
 period 
 
 Menstruations - schmerzen, m.pl. 
 pains due to menstruation 
 
 Menstruations-storung, /. menstrual 
 disturbance 
 
 Menstruations - unterdruckung, /. 
 suppression of menstruation 
 
 Menstruations - zeit, /. menstrual 
 period 
 
 Menstruieren, v.i. to menstruate 
 
 Mensurglas, n. measuring - glass,, 
 graduated glass-measure 
 
 Mentagra, n. sycosis 
 
 Mental, a. mental (referring to the' 
 mind) ; vide for compds. Geistes- ;: 
 mental (referring to chin) ; vide 
 for compds. Kinn- 
 
 Mentalbreite, /. distance between the: 
 two mental foramina 
 
 Menthakampfer, m. menthol 
 
 Mentholstift, m. menthol pencil,, 
 cone, or cyrstal 
 
 Mentulagra, n. chancre, syphilis 
 
 Mephitis, /. affections due to in- 
 haling poisonous gases 
 
 Mephitisch, a. mephitic 
 
 Meridian, a. meridian 
 
 Meridiane, fl. (des Sehfeldes), meri- 
 dians of the visual field 
 
 Meridian-ebene, /. meridian plane 
 
 Meridian-horopter, m. meridian ho- 
 ropter 
 
 Meridian-kreise, m.pl. (des Blick- 
 feldes), meridians of the field of; 
 vision 
 
 Meridrosis, /. partial sweating 
 
 Merismatisch, a. merismatic 
 
 Merkmal, n. a characteristic ; mark,, 
 sign ; indication 
 
 Merkur, m. mercury 
 
 Merkuri- (in compds.), mercuric 
 
 Merkurial, a. mercurial ; vide for all' 
 compds. Quecksilber- 
 
 Merkurialien, pi. preparations ofi 
 mercury 
 
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 Met 
 
 Merkurialisch, a. mercurial 
 Merkurialismus, m. mercury poison- 
 ing 
 Merkuri-nitrat, n. mercuric nitrate 
 Merkuri-nitratlosung, /, solution of 
 
 mercuric nitrate 
 Merkuri-oxysulfat, n. basic m.ercuric 
 
 sulphate 
 ■Merkuri-sulfat, n. mercuric sulphate 
 Merkuro- (in compds.), mercurous 
 Merkoro-nitrat, n. mercurous nitrate 
 'Merkuro-nitratlosung, /. solution of 
 
 mercuarous nitrate 
 Merkuro-oxyd, n. mercurous oxide 
 iMerocele, n. femoral hernia 
 Merocyte, /. yolk-nucleus 
 Merorachischisis, /. partial spina 
 
 bifida 
 Merycismus, m. rumination 
 Mesarteriitis, /. mesarteritis^ in- 
 flammation of middle coat of an 
 artery 
 Mesenkephalisch, a. mesencephalic 
 Mesenteraisch, a. mesenteric 
 Mesenterial, a. mesenteric ; vide for 
 
 compds. Gekrose- 
 Mesenterisch, a. mesenteric 
 Mesitalkohol, m. acetone 
 Mesmerismus, m. mesmerism 
 Mesogastrisch, a. mesogastric 
 Mesogastrische Gegend, /. nmbilical 
 
 region 
 Mesogastrium, n. mesogaster, umbi- 
 lical region 
 Mesokephalie, /. the mesaticephalic 
 
 condition 
 Mesomphalion, n. the navel as 
 
 body-centre 
 Mesoscelon, n. perineum 
 Mesostaphylinisch, a. mesostaphylic 
 Mesoweinsaure, /. mesotartaric acid 
 Mesoxalsaiire, /. mesoxalic acid, 
 
 dioxy-malonic acid 
 Mesoxalylharnstoff, m, mesoxalyl 
 
 urea 
 Messer, n. knife, scalpel 
 Messer-sage, /. metacarpal saw, 
 
 narrow-bladed saw 
 Messung, /. measurement 
 Metaarsensaure, /. metarsenic acid 
 Metabolic, a. metabolism 
 Metabolisch, a. metabolic 
 Metaborsaure, /. metaboric acid 
 Metacarpalkanal, m. metacarpal 
 
 canal 
 Metacarpophalangealgelenk, n. me- 
 tacarpophalangeal joint 
 Metaferrihydrat, n. ferrous raeta- 
 hydrate 
 
 Metakerastische Drusen, f.pl. duct- 
 less glands 
 Metall, n. metal 
 Metall-gift, n. metallic poison 
 Metall-klang, m. metallic ring or 
 
 tinkling 
 Metall-mohr, m. mercuric sulphide 
 Metall-naht, /. metal suture, wire 
 
 suture 
 Metallophobie, /. morbid dread of 
 
 touching metallic substances 
 Metallotherapie, /. treatment by 
 local application of various metals 
 Metall-rohrchen, n. metal tube 
 Metall-safran, m. crocus metallorum 
 Metall-salz, n. a metallic salt 
 Metall-schauer, m. tremor due to 
 
 chronic metallic poisoning 
 Metall-staub, m. metal dust 
 Metall-vergiftung, /. metallic poison- 
 ing 
 Metamorphopsie, /. distorted vision 
 Metanukleus, m. metanucleus 
 Metaphosphorsaure, /. metaphos- 
 
 phoric acid 
 Metaplasie, /. metaplasia, change of 
 
 one type of tissue into another 
 Metaplastisch, a. metaplastic 
 Metastase, /. metastasis 
 Metastasenbildung, /. metastatic for- 
 mation 
 Metastatisch, a. metastatic 
 Metasynkritica, pi. remedies bring- 
 ing about a crisis in a disease 
 Metatarsalgie, /. Morton's disease 
 Metatarsophalangealgelenk, n. meta- 
 tarsophalangeal joint 
 Metavanadinsaure, /. metavanadic 
 
 acid 
 Metazoen, pi. metazoa 
 Meteorisch, a. meteoritic, tympanitic 
 Meteorismus, m. meteorism 
 Meterlinse, /. meter-lens 
 Meter winkel, m. meter-angle 
 Methacrylsaure, /. methacrylic acid 
 Methamoglobin, n. methaemoglobin 
 Methamoglobinurie, /. passing of 
 
 methaemoglobin in urine 
 Me then, n. = Methylen 
 Methenyltrijodid, n. iodoform 
 Methyl, n. methyl 
 Methylal, m. methj'lal 
 Methyl-alkohol, m. methylic alcohol 
 Methyl-ather, m. methylic ether 
 Methyl-athylather, m. methyl ethyl 
 
 ether 
 Methyl-carbinol, n. methvl carbinol 
 Methyl-chlorid, n. methyl chloride 
 Methyl-chloriir, n. — -chlorid 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mik 
 
 Methyl-cyanid, n. methyl cyanide 
 Methylen, n. methylene 
 Methylen-bichlorid, n. methylene 
 
 bichloride 
 Methylen-blau, n. methylene blue 
 Methylen-blaufarbung, /. methylene 
 
 blue staining 
 Methylen-bromid, n. methylene bro- 
 mide 
 Methylen - chlorid, n. methylene 
 
 chloride 
 Methylen-dimethylather, m. methy- 
 lene dimethylic ether 
 Methyl-griin, n. methyl green 
 Methyl-hydriir, n. methane 
 Methyl-jodid, n. methyl iodide 
 Methyl-kaffeesaure, /. methyl-caflfeic 
 
 acid 
 Methyl-oxyd, n. methyl oxide 
 Methyl-violett, n. methyl violet 
 Methyl - wasserstoff, nt. methane 
 
 marsh-gas 
 Methystica, n.pl. intoxicants 
 Metopagie, /. the condition in which 
 a double monster is joined at the 
 forehead 
 Metopismus, m. the condition of 
 
 ununited frontal suture 
 Metralgie, /. uterine pain 
 Metralgisch, a. metralgie 
 Metranoikter, m. instrument for 
 
 dilating the os uteri 
 Metratonie, f. atony or want of 
 
 contractility of uterus ■ 
 Metratresie, /. uterine atresia 
 Metreurynter, m. uterine dilator 
 Metreurysma, n. pathological dilata- 
 tion of uterus 
 Metro- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 uterus 
 Metro-blennorrhoe, /. mucous dis- 
 charge from uterus ; leucorrhcea 
 Metro-dynie, /. uterine pain 
 Metro-kampsis, /.obliquity or flexion 
 
 of uterus 
 Metro-kolpocele, n. utero-vaginal 
 
 prolapse 
 Metro-loxie, /. obliquity of uterus 
 Metro-manie, /. metromania, nym- 
 phomania 
 Metro-peritonitis, /. puerperal in- 
 flammation of uterus and perito- 
 neum 
 Metro-phthisis, /. uterine tubercu- 
 losis 
 Metro-polyp, m. uterine polypus 
 Metro-ptose, /. prolapse of uterus 
 Metro-rrhagie, /. uterine hasmor- 
 rhage 
 
 Metro-rrhexis, /. rupture of uterus 
 
 Metro-skoo, n. uterine speculum 
 
 Metro-toniie, /. Csesarean section 
 
 Mexikanisches Traubenkraut, n. the 
 herb of Chenopodium ambro- 
 sioides, L. 
 
 Mianawanze, /. argas persicus 
 
 Miasmatisch, a. miasmatic 
 
 Micro . . ., vide Mikro . . . 
 
 Mieder, n. corset 
 
 Mieschersche Schlauche, m.pl. Mie- 
 scher's tubes ; peculiar formations 
 found in muscles of pigs, sheep, 
 cattle, &c., generally classed with 
 the psorosperms 
 
 Miesmuschel, /. mussel 
 
 Miesmuschel-vergiftung, /. poison- 
 ing by mussels 
 
 Migrane, /. migraine 
 
 Migrane-pastillen, f.pl. migraine pas- 
 tilles 
 
 Migrane-stift, m. menthol pencil 
 
 Migratorisch, a. migratory 
 
 Migroplastik, /. mediate auto- 
 plasty 
 
 Mikrencephalie, /. abnormal small- 
 ness of brain 
 
 Mikro- (in compds.), micro- 
 
 Mikroben, f.pl. microbes 
 
 Mikrobenwucherung, /. rapid mul- 
 tiplication of microbes 
 
 Mikrobien, f.pl. = -ben 
 
 Mikro-biohainie, /. disease due to 
 micro-organisms getting into the 
 blood 
 
 Mikro-biologie, /. bacteriology 
 
 Mikro-blepharie, /. smallness of 
 eyelids, congenital or acquired 
 
 Mikro-brachius, m. congenital stunt- 
 ing of the arms 
 
 Mikro - brenner, m. fine-pointed 
 cautery, minimal cautery (Unna) 
 
 Mikro-chelie, /. congenital small- 
 ness of lips 
 
 Mikro-chemie, /. microchemistry 
 
 Mikro-coccus, m. micrococcus 
 
 Mikro-cornea, /. abnormal smallness 
 of cornea 
 
 Mikro-cyten, f.pl. microcytes, ab- 
 normally sm.all blood-corpuscles 
 
 Mikro-cythamie, /. microcythaemia, 
 presence of microcytes in blood 
 
 Mikro-daktylie, /. congenital stunt- 
 ing of a finger 
 
 Mikro-glossie, /. congenital small- 
 ness of tongue 
 Mikro-gnathie, /. congenital small- 
 ness and imperfect development 
 of the jaws 
 
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 Mil 
 
 Mikro-gyrie, /. abnormally small 
 development of cerebral convolu- 
 tions 
 Mikro-kardie, /. congenital small- 
 
 ness of heart 
 Mikro-kephalie, /. microcephaly 
 Mikro - kephalisch, a. microce- 
 phalic 
 Mikro-kokkus, m. micrococcus 
 Mikro-manie, /. a form of melan- 
 cholia characterised by self-be- 
 littlement 
 Mikro-melie, /. congenital smallness 
 
 of extremities 
 Mikro-myelie, /. congenital small- 
 ness of spinal cord 
 Mikro-organismen, pi. micro-orgaii- 
 
 isms 
 Mikro-parasite, /. microparasite 
 Mikro-phage, /. small phagocyte 
 Mikro-phon, n. microphone 
 Mikrophthalmie, microphthalmy 
 Mikro-phyte, f. vegetable microbe 
 Mikropsie, /. vision in which objects 
 
 appear diminished in size 
 Mikro-psychie, /.despondency, faint- 
 heartedness 
 Mikro-pus, m. monster with ab- 
 normally small feet 
 Mikro-pyle, /. micropyle 
 Mikrorchidie, /. congenital small- 
 ness of testicles 
 Mikro-refraktometer, m. instrument 
 for ineasuring index of refraction 
 under the microscope 
 Mikro-skopj n. microscope 
 Mikro-skopie, /. microscopy 
 Mikro-skopieren, v.t. to examine 
 
 microscopically 
 Mikro-skopisch, a. microscopic 
 Mikro-somatie, /. = -somie 
 Mlkro-somie, /. congenital smallness 
 
 of body 
 Mikrosphyxie, /. weak pulse 
 Mikro-sporinen, f.pl. parasites be- 
 longing to the group Sporozoa 
 Mikro-sporon, n. microsporon 
 Mikro-stomie, /. congenital narrow- 
 ing of the oral aperture 
 Mikrotie, /. congenital smallness of 
 
 the external ear 
 Mikro-tom, n. microtome 
 Mikro-zyma, n. = -sporon 
 Miktion, /. micturition 
 Milbe, /. mite ; acarus 
 Milben-art; /. kind or variety of 
 
 acarus 
 Milben-gang, m. burrow of acarus 
 or itch-insect 
 
 Milben-milbe, /. acarus acarorum 
 Milben-totend, a. destroying the 
 
 acarus, &c. 
 Milch, /. milk 
 Milch- (in compds.), milk-, galacto-, 
 
 lacteal, lacto- 
 Milch-abscheidend, a. = -abson- 
 
 dernd 
 Milch-abscheidung, /. = -absonder- 
 
 ung 
 Milch-absondernd, a. secreting milk 
 Milch-absonderung, /. milk secretion 
 Milch-abtreibend, a. antigalactic 
 Milch-ader, /. lacteal vessel 
 Milch-ahnlich, a. = -artig 
 Milch-art, /. kind of milk 
 Milch-artig, a. resembling milk, 
 
 milky, lacteal 
 Milch-auge, n. collection of milky 
 
 fluid in eye 
 Milch-ausschlag, m. crusta lactea 
 Milch - ausschwitzung, /. milklike 
 
 perspiration 
 Milch-backzahn, m. deciduous molar 
 
 tooth 
 Milch-bad, n. milk-bath 
 Milch-behalter, m. ampulla of lac- 
 tiferous duct 
 Milch-bereitung, /. = -bildung 
 Milch-bestandteil, m. constituent ol 
 
 milk 
 Milch-bildend, a. milk-forming 
 Milch-bildung, /. milk formation 
 Milch-blattern, f.pl. cow-pox 
 Milch-borke, /. crusta lactea 
 Milch-brei, m. milk-pap or -porridge 
 Milch-bruch, m. galactocele, milk 
 
 cyst 
 Milch-bruder, m. foster-brother 
 Milch-brustgang, m. thoracic duct 
 Milch-cyste, /. = -bruch 
 Milch-cysterne, /. = -behalter 
 Milch-diat, /. milk diet 
 Milch-druse, /. lacteal gland ; mam- 
 mary gland 
 Milch-driisenarterie, /. artery of 
 
 mamma 
 Milch-driisenentartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of mammary gland 
 Milch-driJsengang, m. milk duct 
 Milch-drusenlappchen, n. lobule of 
 
 mammary gland 
 Milch-drusenschlagader, /. = -dru- 
 
 senarterie 
 Milch-eischimmel, m. oidium lactis 
 Milch-enthaltend, a. = -fiihrend 
 Milch-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Milch-falschung, /. adulteration of 
 milk 
 
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 Mil 
 
 Milch-farbe, /. colour of milk 
 Milch-fehler, m. abnormal condition 
 of milk rendering it more or less 
 unfit for food or cheese-making 
 Milch-fettgehalt, m. amount of fat 
 
 contained in milk 
 Milch-fieber, n. milk fever 
 Milch-fistel, /. mammary fistula ; 
 
 lac teal fistula 
 Milch-fleck, m. = -flecken 
 . Milch-fiecken, m. milk spot, macula 
 lactea ; white mucous patch or 
 plaque, leucoplakia 
 .'Milch-fleisch, n. calf thymus 
 -Milch-fluss, m. galactorrhoea 
 i Milch-f ordernd, a. increasing milk 
 
 secretion 
 I Milch-f riesel, m. miliary fever 
 iMilch-fiihrend, a. lactiferous 
 ;Milch-gang, m. = -kanal 
 'Milch-gebend, a. milk-yielding 
 -Milch - gebiss, n. the "set of milk- 
 teeth 
 Milch-gefass, n. lacteal vessel 
 iMilch-geruch, m. odour of milk 
 Milch-geschmack, m. taste of milk 
 Milch-geschwulst, /. galactocele, 
 
 milk tumour 
 Milch-glas, n. breast-glass, breast- 
 pump ; opaque glass 
 Milch-glasspekulum, n. opaque glass 
 
 speculum 
 Milch-glasspiegel, m, = -glasspeku- 
 
 lum 
 Milch-grad, m. "milk degree" — 
 
 indicating the specific gravity 
 Milch-grind, m. = -borke 
 Milch-giite, /. quality of milk 
 Milch-giitemesser, m. instrument 
 
 for estimating quality of milk 
 Milch-haar, n. down 
 Milch-haltig, a. = -fiihrend 
 Milch-harn, m. chylous urine 
 Milch-harnen, n. ch^duria 
 Milch-harnfluss, m. == -harnen 
 Milch-kanal, m. lactiferous duct 
 Milch-kanalchen, n. — -kanal 
 Milch-kanalentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of lactiferous duct 
 Milch-knoten, m. = -geschwulst 
 Milch-kochapparat, m. cooking ap- 
 paratus for milk 
 Milch-konservierung, /. preservation 
 
 of milk 
 Milch-konsum, m. consumption of 
 
 milk 
 Milch-kontrol, /. official supervision 
 
 of milk-supply 
 Milch-kost, /, - -diat 
 
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 Milch-kot, m. fseces of infants fed 
 
 exclusively on milk 
 Mikh-kotbaktefien, n.pl. bacterid 
 found in fseces of milk-fed infants 
 Milch-kraut, n. Glaux maritima, L. 
 Milch-kiigelchen, n. milk globule or 
 
 corpuscle 
 Milch-kur, /. treatment by milk 
 Milch-kuranstalt, /. establishmeni 
 
 for milk treatment 
 Milch-kyste, /. -= -.cyste 
 Milch-lab, n. rennet 
 Milch-leitend, a. milk-conducting 
 Milch-lei ter, m. =-= -kanal 
 Milch-machend, a. = -bildend 
 Milch-mangel, m. deficiency or 
 
 absence of milk 
 Milch-menge, /. amount of milk 
 Milch-messer, m. lactometer 
 Milch-mittel, n. remedy increasing 
 
 milk secretion 
 Milch-nahrung, /. = -diat 
 Milch-pilze, m.pl. any fungi growing 
 
 in milk 
 Milch-pocken, f.pl. => -blattern 
 Milch -priifer, m. = -messer 
 Milch-priifung, /. testing of milk 
 Milch-pumpe, /. breast-pump 
 Milch-rahm, m. cream 
 Milch-rohrchen, n. = -kanal 
 Milch-ruhr, /. infantile diarrhoea 
 Milch-sack, m. lacteal sinus 
 Milch-sackchen, n. = -sack 
 Milch -Saft, m. = -Chylus, chyle; 
 
 vide for compds. Chylus- 
 Milch-saftbehalter, m. receptaculum 
 
 chyli 
 Milch-saftig, a. chylous 
 Milch-sauer, a. lactate, lactic 
 Milch-sauger, m. = -pumpe 
 Milch-saure, /. lactic acid 
 Milch-sauregarung, /. lactic-acid fer- 
 mentation 
 Milch -sauregarungpilz, m. bacillus 
 
 lacticus 
 Milch-saurepilz, m. = -sauregarung- 
 pilz 
 Milch-saurer Kalk, m. calcium lac- 
 tate 
 Milch-saures Eisenoxydul, n. ferrous 
 
 lactate 
 Milch-saures Salz, n. lactate 
 Milch-schneidezahn, m. deciduous 
 
 incisor tooth 
 Milch-schorf, m. = -borke 
 Milch-schweiss, m. milk-like perspi- 
 ration 
 Milch-schwester, /. foster-sister 
 Milch-serum, v.. milk serum, whey 
 
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 Milch-speise, /. — -diat 
 
 Milch - Spiegel, m. opaque glass 
 
 speculum 
 iMilch-star, m. whitish cataract 
 iMilch-stauung, /. retention of milk 
 Milch-stein, m. concretion in mam- 
 mary duct 
 Milch-sterilisierung, /. sterilisation 
 
 of milk 
 Milch-stockung, /. arrest of secretion 
 
 •of milk 
 Milch-suppe, /. milk-soup 
 Milch-treibend, a. = -fordemd 
 Milch-iiberfluss, m. superabundance 
 
 of milk 
 Milch-unterdruckung, /. suppression 
 
 of milk 
 Milch-untersuchving, /. examination 
 
 of mUk 
 Milch-verfalschung, /. = -falschung 
 Milch-verhaltung, /. retention of 
 
 milk 
 Milch-verlust, m. loss of milk 
 Milch-vermehrend, a. galactagogue 
 Milch-versetzung, /. milk metastasis 
 Milch-vertreibend, a. antigalactic 
 Milch-wage, /. lactometer 
 Milch-warm, a. milk-warm 
 Milch-warze, /. nipple 
 Milch-wasser, n. = -serum 
 Milch - wein, m. (moussierender), 
 
 kephir, koumiss 
 Milch-zahn, m. milk-tooth 
 Milch-zahngebiss, n. set of milk- 
 teeth 
 Milch-zahnperiode, /. period of life 
 
 from first to seventh year 
 Milch-zieher, m. = -pumpe 
 Milch-zisterne, /. = -cysterne 
 Milch-zucker, m. milk-sugar, lactose 
 Milch-zuckerlosung, /. solution of 
 
 milk-sugar 
 Milch-zuckersaure, /. saccharolactic 
 
 acid 
 Milch-zuruckhaltung, /. retention of 
 
 milk 
 Milch-zusammensetzung, /. compo- 
 sition of milk 
 Milchicht, a. = Milchig 
 Milchig, a. containing or resembling 
 
 milk, milky, lacteal, lactic 
 Mildern, v.t. to mitigate, to alleviate, 
 
 to moderate ; to correct 
 Mildernd, a. mitigant, alleviating, 
 
 demulcent 
 Milderung, f. mitigation, allevia- 
 tion ; correction 
 Milderungsmittel, n. mitigant, de- 
 mulcent ; corrective 
 
 Miliar, a. miliary 
 
 Miliar-alT^cess, m. miliary abscess 
 
 Miliar-carcinose, /.miliary secondary 
 carcinoma 
 
 Miliar-friesel, m. miliaria 
 
 Miliar-tuberkel, /. miliary tubercle' 
 
 Miliar-tuberkulose, /. miliary tuber- 
 culosis 
 
 Militar- (in compds.), relating td 
 armvj military 
 
 Militar-arzt, m. army medical officer 
 
 Militar-arztlich, a. army medical 
 
 Militar - chirurgie, /. military sur- 
 gery 
 
 Militar-fussstreupulver, n. dusting- 
 powder for feet used in German 
 armv 
 
 Militar-gesundheitspflege, /. military 
 sanitation 
 
 Militar-heilanstalt, /. military hos- 
 pital or sanatorium 
 
 Militar-krankenpflege, /. care of the 
 sick in the army 
 
 Militar-krankenwarter, m. military 
 sick-attendant 
 
 Militar-medizinalwesen, n. military 
 medicine 
 
 Militar-medizinisch, a. relating tO' 
 military medicine 
 
 Militar-oberarzt, m. military senior' 
 medical officer 
 
 Militar-pharmazeut, m. army apo- 
 thecary 
 
 Militar - sanitatskomitee, n. army 
 sanitary council 
 
 Militar-sanitatsstatistik, /. military 
 sanitarj'' statistics 
 
 Militar-sanitatswesen, n. military 
 hygiene 
 
 Militar-spital, n. military hospital 
 
 Millard-Gubler'sche Lahmung, /, 
 hemiplegia alternans 
 
 Millar'sches Asthma, n. Millar's 
 asthma, laryngismus stridulus 
 
 Milz, /. spleen 
 
 Milz- (in compds.), splenic 
 
 Milz-abscess, m. splenic abscess 
 
 Milz-ader, /. splenic vein 
 
 Milz-anlage, /. rudiment of spleen 
 
 Milz-anschoppung, /. congestion of 
 spleen 
 
 Milz-anschwellung, f. splenic en- 
 largement 
 
 Milz-arterie, /. splenic artery 
 
 Milz-arznei, /. = -mittel 
 
 Milz-balkchen, n.pl. trabeculae o£ 
 spleen 
 
 Milz-balken, m. = -balkchen 
 
 Milz-band, n. splenic ligament 
 
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Mil 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mil 
 
 Milz-beschreibung, /. description of 
 
 spleen 
 Milz-beschwerde, /. splenic disorder 
 Milz-blaschen, n. Malpighian cor- 
 puscle of spleen 
 Milz-blatter, /. malignant pustule, 
 
 anthrax 
 Milz-blut, n. blood of the spleen 
 Milz-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Milz-blutfluss, m. = -blutung 
 Milz - blutung, /. splenic haemor- 
 rhage 
 Milzbrand, m. anthrax, malignant 
 
 pustule 
 Milzbrand-angina, /. angina of an- 
 thrax 
 Milzbrand-bacillenhaltig, a. contain- 
 ing anthrax bacilli 
 Milzbr^nd-bacillus, m. anthrax ba- 
 cillus 
 Milzbrand-beule, /. malignant pus- 
 tule, anthrax of skin 
 Milzbrand-blatter, /. = -beule 
 Milzbrand - blutschlag, m. rapidly 
 
 fatal anthrax 
 Milzbrand-braune, /. = -angina 
 Milzbrand-erreger, m. exciting cause 
 
 of anthrax 
 Milzbrand-fall, m. case of anthrax 
 Milzbrand-fieber, n. anthrax, splenic 
 fever, wool-sorters' disease, inter- 
 mittent anthrax 
 Milzbrand-form, /. kind or variety 
 Milzbrand-gegend, /. district in- 
 fected with anthrax 
 Milzbrand-geschwulst, /. a swelling 
 
 or tumour due to anthrax 
 Milzbrand-gift, n. anthrax- virus 
 Milzbrand-immunisierung, /. immu- 
 nisation against anthrax 
 Milzbrand-karbunkel, m. = -beule 
 Milzbrand-keim, m. anthrax germ 
 Milzbrand-knoten, m. anthrax no- 
 dule 
 Milzbrand-krank, a. infected with 
 
 anthrax 
 Milzbrand-krankheit, /. the disease 
 
 of anthrax 
 Milzbrand-odem, -n. oedema of an- 
 thrax 
 Milzbrand-pustel, /. = -beule 
 Milzbrand-schutzimpfung, /. pro- 
 tective inoculation against an- 
 thrax 
 Milzbrand-stoff, m. = -gift 
 Milzbrand-iibertragung, /. transmis- 
 sion of anthrax 
 Milzbrand-verdacht, m. suspicion of 
 anthrax 
 
 Milz-bruch, w. splenocele, splenic 
 
 hernia 
 Milz-dampfung, /. splenic dulness 
 Milz-driise, /. the spleen 
 Milz-diiisengewebe, n. the tissue of 
 
 the spleen 
 Milz-entartung, /. (speckige), sago 
 
 spleen, lardaceous spleen 
 Milz-entzundung, /. inflammation of 
 
 spleen 
 Milz-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 
 spleen 
 Milz-farn, m. spleenwort 
 Milz - fasern, f.pl. spindle-shaped 
 cells found in teased preparations 
 of the spleen 
 Milz-follikel, /. corpuscle of spleen 
 Milz-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Milz-gefass, n. splenic vessel 
 Milz-gefassrinne, /. groove for sple- 
 nic vessel 
 Milz-geflecht, n. splenic plexus 
 Milz-gegend, /. splenic region 
 Milz-geschwulst, /. enlargement or 
 
 tumour of spleen 
 Milz-gewebe, n. splenic tissue 
 Milz-gewicht, n. weight of spleen 
 Milz-hyperamie, /. hyperaemia of 
 
 spleen 
 Milz-hypertrophie, /. hypertrophy of 
 
 spleen 
 Milz-ig, a. splenetic, hypochondri- 
 acal 
 Milz-infarkt, m. splenic infarct 
 Milz-kapsel, /. capsule of spleen 
 Milz-kapselriss, m. rupture of cap- 
 sule of spleen 
 Milz-karbunkel, m. malignant pus- 
 tule, anthrax 
 Milz-knoten, m. splenic nodule 
 Milz-korperchen, n. = -follikel 
 Milz-krank, a. suffering from splenic 
 
 disease 
 Milz-krankheit, /. disease of the 
 
 spleen 
 Milz-krebs, m. cancer of spleen 
 Milz-kriimmung, /. splenic flexure 
 Milz-lehre, /. splenology 
 Milz-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Milz-mittel, n. remedy employed in 
 
 splenic disease 
 Milz-nerv, w,. splenic nerve 
 Milz-pankreasdriisen, fM. the pan- 
 creatic and splenic glands 
 Milz-pf orte, /. hilus of soleen 
 Milz-pocke, /. = -blatter 
 Milz-pulpa, /. splenic pulp 
 Milz-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Milz-pustel, /. = -blatter 
 
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 Mis 
 
 Milz-rand, w. edge of spleen 
 
 Milz-schall, m. splenic note 
 
 Milz-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Milz-schmerz, m. pain in spleen 
 
 Milz-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 lung 
 
 Milz-schwindsucht, /. splenic phthi- 
 sis 
 
 Milz - schwund, m. atrophy of 
 spleen 
 
 Milz-seuche, /. = -brand 
 
 Milz-stechen, n. stitch in left side 
 over spleen 
 
 Milz-sucht, f. hypochondriasis 
 
 Milz-siichtig, a. hypochondriacal 
 
 Milz-tumor, m. — -geschwulst 
 
 Milz-vene, /. •= -ader 
 
 Milz-venenblut, n. blood of splenic 
 vein 
 
 Milz-vergrossening, /. — -hypertro- 
 phie 
 
 Milz-verhartung, /. induration of 
 spleen 
 
 Milz-verknocherung, /. ossification 
 of spleen 
 
 Milz - verletzung, /. injury to 
 spleen ^^^. 
 
 MBz-Teistopfung, /. engorgement of 
 spleen from obstruction 
 
 Milz-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 spleen 
 
 Milz-wechselfieber, n. intermittent 
 fever 
 
 Milz-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 
 Milz-zelle, /. splenic cell 
 
 Milz-zergliederung, /. dissection of 
 spleen 
 
 Milz-zerreissung, /. rupture or lacer- 
 ation of spleen 
 
 Mimik, /. general term for move- 
 ments of expression 
 
 Mimisch, a. mimic, mimetic, imitat- 
 ing, histrionic 
 
 Mimischer Gesichtskrampf, m. spas- 
 mus facialis, He convulsif 
 
 Mimische Gesichtslahmung, /. his- 
 trionic paralysis 
 
 Mimischer Nerv, m. facial nerve 
 
 Minderjahrig, a. minor, under 
 twenty-one years of age 
 
 Minderjahrigkeit, /. minority 
 
 Minderwertigkeit, psychopathische, 
 /. feeble-mindedness 
 
 Minderzahl, /. minority 
 
 Mine, /. mine 
 
 Minen-gas, n. gas of mines, choke- 
 damp, fire-damp 
 
 Minen-gasvergiftung, /. poisoning 
 by choke-damp 
 
 Minen-krankheit, /. any affection 
 of miners produced by blasting, 
 especially carbon monoxide poi- 
 soning 
 Mineral, n. mineral 
 Mineral-bad, n. mineral bath 
 Mineral-farbe, /. mineral colour 
 Mineral-fett, n. vaseline 
 Mineral-kermes, m. red sulphide of 
 
 antimony, hermes minerale 
 Mineral-mohr, m. mercury sulphide 
 Mineral-moorbad, n. mud- or bog- 
 bath 
 Mineral-61, n. mineral oil 
 Mineral-pottasche, /. carbonate of 
 
 potash 
 Mineral-quelle, /. mineral spring 
 Mineral-quellenlehre, /. the science 
 
 of mineral springs 
 Mineral-saure, /. mineral acid 
 Mineral - saurebad, n. mineral-acid 
 
 bath 
 Mineral-schwarz, n. = -mohr 
 Mineral-soda, /. soda made from salt 
 Mineral - wachs, n. artificial bees- 
 wax 
 Mineral- wasser, n. mineral water 
 Mineuranamie, /. ankylostomiasis 
 
 among hill-workers 
 Minimalbrenner, m. fine-pointed 
 cautery, minim.al cautery ( Unna) 
 Minimalempfindung, /. just percep- 
 tible sensation 
 Minorenn, a. = Minderjahrig 
 Minorennitat, /. = Minderjahrigkeit 
 Minze, /. mint 
 Miosis, /. myosis 
 Miotica, n.pl. myotics 
 Mirbanessenz, /. essence of mirbane 
 Mirbanol, n. nitrobenzol 
 Misandrie, /. hatred of males 
 Misanthrop, m. misanthropist 
 Misanthropie, /. misanthropy 
 Misanthropisch, a. misanthropic 
 Misch- (in compds.), mixed 
 Misch-farbe, /. mixed or compound 
 
 colour 
 Misch-farbung, /. mixed staining 
 Misch-geschwulst, /. mixed tumour 
 Misch-infektion, /. mixed infection 
 Misch-tumor, n. = -geschwulst 
 Mischling, m. hybrid, half-breed 
 Mischlings-geburt, /. birth of a half- 
 breed 
 Mischlings-kind, it. a half-breed 
 
 infant 
 Mischung, /. mixing, mixture ; con- 
 coction ; composition, combina- 
 tion, compound 
 
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Mis 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mit 
 
 Mischungs-bestandteil, m. a consti- 
 tuent 
 Mischungs-verhaltnis, n. constituent 
 
 proportion 
 Mischungs-verschiedenheit, /. differ- 
 ence of composition 
 Miselsucht, /. leprosy 
 Miselsiichtig, a. leprous 
 Miso- (in compds.), hate, dislike 
 Miso-gamie, /. dread of marriage 
 Miso-gynie, /. hatred of women 
 Miso-neismus, m. hatred of new 
 
 ideas 
 Miso-padie, /. hatred of children, 
 
 especially of one's own 
 Miso-psychie, /. weariness of life 
 Miss- (in compds.), de-, dis-, mal-, 
 
 mis- 
 Miss-arten, v.i. to degenerate 
 Miss-artung, /. degeneracy, degen- 
 eration 
 Miss-bildung, /. malformation, de- 
 formity 
 Miss-fall, m. miscarriage 
 Miss-farbig, a. discoloured, dys- 
 
 chromatic 
 Miss-farbung, /. discoloration 
 Miss-form, / = -bildung 
 Miss - formig, a. deformed, mis- 
 shapen 
 Miss-geartet, a. degenerate 
 Miss-gebaren, v.i. to miscarry 
 Miss-gebaren, n. miscarriage 
 Miss-gebilde, n. = -bildung 
 Miss-geburt, /. miscarriage ; mon- 
 ster 
 Miss-geschaffen, a. deformed, mis- 
 shapen 
 Miss-geschopf, n. monster 
 Miss-gestalt, /. deformity, deformed 
 
 being ; monster 
 Miss - gestaltet, a. deformed, mis- 
 shapen 
 Miss-gestaltung, /. = -gestalt 
 Miss-handlung, /. maltreatment 
 Miss-mut, m. ill-humour, peevish- 
 ness 
 Miss-verhaltnis, n. disproportion 
 Mist, m. manure ; excrement 
 Mistbad, n. dung-bath 
 Mitbewegung, /. co-movement, asso- 
 ciated movements 
 Mitchell 'sche Kur, /. Weir Mitchell's 
 
 treatment 
 Mitella, /. triangular arm-sling 
 '^itempfindung, /. co-sensation, irra- 
 diation of sensation, symjpathy 
 Miterkrankung, /. sympathetic 
 affection 
 
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 Mitesser, m. comedo, acne punctata. 
 
 Mitgefiihl, n. svmpathy 
 
 Mitleidenschaft, /. sympathy ; in- 
 ziehen, to affect sympathetically 
 
 Mitom, n. the fibrillar framework of 
 protoplasm 
 
 Mitose, /. mitosis, karyokinesis, the- 
 formation of peculiar figures by 
 segmentation of cell-nuclei 
 
 Mitotisch, a. karyokenetic, mitotic 
 
 Mitpressen, n. bearing down (of a 
 woman in labour) 
 
 Mitra Hippocratis, /. a two-tailedl 
 head-bandage 
 
 Mitral-insufficienz, /. mitral insuffi- 
 ciency 
 
 Mitral-klappe, /. mitral valve 
 
 Mitral-klappenfehler, m. defect ofi 
 mitral valve 
 
 Mitral-stenose, /. stenosis of mitrall 
 valve 
 
 Mitschwingen, v.i. to vibrate together- 
 
 Mitschwingung, /. co-vibration 
 
 Mittagsschlafchen, n. midday nap 
 
 Mittel, a. middle, middling, median,, 
 naedius 
 
 Mittel, n. medium, average ; means,, 
 expedient ; remedy 
 
 Mittel- (in compds.), median, middle, 
 meso-, meta- 
 
 Mittel-ader, /. median vein 
 
 Mittel-armblutader, /. median vein 
 of arm 
 
 Mittel-armnerv, nt. median nerve 
 
 Mittel-bar, a. mediate 
 
 Mittel-bauch- (in compds.), meso- 
 gastric 
 
 Mittel-bauchbruch, m. ventral or 
 umbilical hernia 
 
 Mittel-bauchgegend, /. mesogastric 
 region 
 
 Mittel-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Mittel-brustbein, n. body of sternum 
 
 Mittel-darm, m. embryonic mid-gut; 
 mesenteron 
 
 Mittelfell, n. mediastinum 
 
 Mittelfell- (in compds.), mediastinal 
 
 Mittelfell-arterie, /. mediastinal ar- 
 tery 
 
 Mittelfell-blatt, n, lamina mediastina 
 
 Mittelfell-driise, /. mediastinal gland 
 
 Mittelfell-eiterung, /. mediastinal 
 abscess 
 
 Mittelfell-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of mediastinum 
 
 Mittelfell-geschwulst, /. mediastinal 
 tumour 
 
 Mittelfell-hohle, /. = -raum 
 
 Mittelfell-pulsader, /. == -arterie 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mog 
 
 Mittelfell - raum, m. mediastinal 
 cavity 
 
 Mittelfell-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Mittel-finger, m. middle finger 
 
 Mittel-fleisch, n. = Damm, peri- 
 neum ; vide for all compds. 
 Damm- 
 
 Mittelfuss, m. metatarsus 
 
 Mittelfuss- (in compds.), metatarsal 
 
 Mittelfuss-arterie, /. metatarsal ar- 
 tery 
 
 Mittelfuss-band, n. metatarsal liga- 
 ment 
 
 Mittelfuss-bein, n. = -knochen 
 
 Mittelfuss - gelenk, n. metatarsal 
 joint 
 
 Mittelfuss-knochen, m. metatarsal 
 bone 
 
 Mittelfuss-knochengelenk, n. tarso- 
 metatarsal joint 
 
 Mittelfuss-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Mittelfuss-riickenarterie, /. meta- 
 tarsal branch of dorsal artery of 
 foot 
 
 Mittelfuss - riickenband, n, dorsal 
 metatarsal ligament 
 
 Mittelfuss-schlagader, /. — -arterie 
 
 Mittelfuss-sohlenband, n. metatar- 
 sal plantar ligament 
 
 Mittel-gehirn, n. = -hirn 
 
 Mittel-gesichtshohe, /. mid-facial 
 height 
 
 Mittel-glied, n. middle phalanx 
 
 Mittelhand, /. metacarpus 
 
 Mittelhand- (in compds.), metacar- 
 pal 
 
 Mittelhand-arterie, /. metacarpal 
 artery 
 
 Mittelhand-band, n. metacarpal liga- 
 ment 
 
 Mittelhand-bein, n. = -knochen 
 
 Mittelhand-gegend, /. metacarpal 
 region 
 
 Mittelhand-gelenk, n. metacarpal 
 joint 
 
 Mittelhand-knochen, m. metacarpal 
 bone 
 
 Mittelhand-sage, /. metacarpal saw 
 
 Mittelhand-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Mittel-haut, /. tunica media 
 
 Mittel-hirn, n. mid-brain, meso- 
 cephalon 
 
 Mittel-hirnblaschen, n. second or 
 middle cerebral vesicle 
 
 Mittel-keim, m. mesoblast 
 
 Mittel-kiefer, m. premaxillary bone 
 
 Mittel-kniegelenkarterie, /, azygos 
 artery 
 
 Mittel-lage, /. = -stellung 
 
 Mittel-lappen, m. middle lobe 
 
 Mittel-linie, /. median line 
 
 Mittel-meerfieber, n. Malta fever 
 
 Mittel-nerv, m. median nerve 
 
 Mittel-ohr, n. middle ear 
 
 Mittel-ohreiterung, /. suppuration of 
 middle ear 
 
 Mittel-ohrentziindung, /. otitis media 
 or interna 
 
 Mittel-ohrkatarrh, w. = -ohrent- 
 ziindung 
 
 Mittel-phalange, /. niiddle phalanx 
 
 Mittel-platte, /. the place of union 
 of the splanchnopleure and soma- 
 topleure in embr3''0 ; middle 
 lamina or plate 
 
 Mittel-pocken, f.pl. varioloid 
 
 Mittel-punkt, m. centre 
 
 Mittel-salz, n. neutral salt 
 
 Mittel-scheibe, /. Hensen's disc oS 
 muscle fibre 
 
 Mittel-schmerz, m. intermenstrual! 
 pain 
 
 Mittel-stellung, /. middle position' 
 (e.g. of elbow flexed at a right' 
 angle) 
 
 Mittel-streif, m. central tract or 
 streak 
 
 Mittel-stuck, «, central portion 
 
 Mittel-wand, / mediastinum 
 
 Mittel-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Mittel-windung, /. second turn of 
 cochlea 
 
 Mittel-zahn, m. incisor tooth 
 
 Mittel-zehe, /. middle toe 
 
 Mittel - zehenknochen, m. middle 
 phalanx of toe 
 
 Mittonen, v.i. to sound synchron- 
 ously with 
 
 Mixoskopie, /. form of sexual per- 
 version in which gratification is 
 only obtained by- seeing the 
 sexual act performed by others 
 
 Mixtur, /. mixture 
 
 Mochlia, /. reduction of dislocationg 
 by means of pulleys 
 
 Mode-fieber, n. influenza 
 
 Mode-krankheit, /. fashionable or 
 prevalent disease 
 
 Moder, m. mould, putridity ; decay,, 
 putrefaction 
 
 Moder-geruch, m. musty smell, ca- 
 daverous smell 
 
 Modifizieren, v.t. to modify, to. 
 qualify 
 
 Mogi- (in compds.), difficult 
 
 Mogi-graphie, /. writers' cramp 
 
 Mogi-lalie, /. difficulty q£ speech,, 
 stammering 
 
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Mog 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mon 
 
 Mogi-phonie, /. neurosis leading to 
 
 rapid failure of voice 
 Mohn, n. poppy 
 
 Mohn-blatter, n.pl. poppy -leaves 
 Mohn-kapseln, f.pl. poppy-heads 
 Mohn-kopfe, m.pl. = -kapseln 
 Mohn-61, n. poppy-seed oil 
 Mohn-saft, m. opium 
 Mohn-samen, m. poppy-seed 
 Mohn-sirup, m. syrup of poppies 
 Mohr, m. negro ; student belonging 
 
 to no corps 
 Molarzahn, m. molar tooth 
 Mole, /. mole 
 Molekiil, /. molecule 
 Molekular, a. molecular 
 Molekular - bewegung, /. Brownian 
 
 or molecular movement 
 Molekular-formel, /. molecular for- 
 mula 
 Molekular - gewicht, n. molecular 
 
 weight 
 Molekular-grosse, /. = -gewicht 
 Molekular-kornchen, n. molecular 
 
 granule 
 Molekular-korperchen, n. molecular 
 
 corpuscle 
 Molekular-nekrose, /. molecular ne- 
 crosis 
 Molekular-schicht, /. molecular layer 
 
 of cerebrum and cerebellum 
 Molekular-verbindung, /. molecular 
 
 composition 
 Molekular-warme, /. molecular heat 
 Molekular - wirkung, /. molecular 
 
 effect or action 
 Molekiile, /. = Molekul 
 Molen-bildung, /. formation of a 
 
 mole 
 Molen - schwangerschaft, /. mole- 
 
 pregnancj' 
 Molke, /. whey 
 
 saure — , Serum lactis acidum, 
 Ph.G. 
 Molken-eiweiss, n. hemialbumose 
 Molken-essig, m. vinegar prepared 
 
 from whey 
 Molken-kur, /. whey cure 
 Molken-kuranstalt, /. establishment 
 
 for the whey cure 
 Molkicht, a. wheyej^, wheyish, whey- 
 like- 
 Molkig, a. = Molkicht 
 Moller'sche Zungenerkrankung, /. 
 
 a form of chronic superficial 
 
 glossitis 
 Moll'sche Driisen, f.pl. Moll's glands, 
 
 small tubular glands in margin of 
 
 eyelid 
 
 Molluscumkorperchen, n. moUuscum 
 
 contagiosum corpuscle 
 Molybdansaure, /. molybdic acid 
 Moment, n. momentum ; factor, 
 
 value, importance 
 Monaden, f.pl. monads 
 Monadinen, f.pl. = Monaden 
 Monarthritis, f. articular rheuma- 
 tism affecting one joint only 
 Monat, m. month 
 Monatliche Reinigung, /. = Monats- 
 
 fluss 
 Monats-fluss, m. menstruation 
 Monats-kind, n. one month's foetus 
 Monats-zeit, /. menstrual period 
 Monaureales Horen, n. uniaural 
 
 hearing 
 Monchskappenmuskel, m. trapezius 
 
 muscle 
 Mend, m. moon ; lunula 
 Mond-bein, n. semilunar bone 
 Mond-blind, a. moon-blind 
 Mond-blindheit, /. moon-blindness 
 Mondchen, n. lunula 
 Mond-formiges Bein, n. — -bein 
 Mond-kalb, n. mole 
 Mond-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Mond-sucht, /. somnambulism 
 Mond-siichtig, a. somnambulistic 
 Mond-suchtige, m. & /. a somnam- 
 bulist 
 Monemerisch, a. lasting but one day, 
 
 ephemeral 
 Moneren, f.pl. monera 
 Mono- (in compds.), single, mono- 
 Mono-brachie, /. congenital absence 
 
 of an arm 
 Mono-bromkampfer, m. raonobro- 
 
 mated camphor 
 Mono-carbonsaure, /. organic acid 
 
 containing one carboxyl group 
 Mono-chromatisch, a. monochro- 
 matic 
 Monoculus, m. eye-bandage 
 Mono-hydratisch, a. monohydric 
 Mono-kephalus, m. double monster 
 
 with completely fused head 
 Mono-kokkus, m. monococcus 
 Monokulares Sehen, n. monoculai 
 
 vision 
 Mono-mane, m. a monomaniac 
 Mono-manie, /. monomania 
 Monomphalus, m. double monster 
 
 united at the navel 
 Mono-oxybenzol, n. phenol, car- 
 bolic acid 
 Mono-phasie, /. affection in which 
 speech is reduced to a few 
 reiterated words 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Moi 
 
 Mono-phobie, /. morbid dread of 
 being alone 
 
 Monophthalmie, /. congenital ab- 
 sence of one eye 
 
 Monophthalmisch, a. monocular 
 
 Mono-phyletisch, a. connected with 
 the theory that all organisms 
 are derived from a single primary 
 form 
 
 Mono-plastisch, a. monoplastic 
 
 Mono-plegisch, a. monoplegia 
 
 Mono-podie, /. congenital adhesion 
 or fusion of lower extremities 
 
 Monopsie, /. monopsia, cyclopia 
 
 Mono-pus, m. a monster with fused 
 lower extremities 
 
 Monorchide, m. an • individual 
 having but one testicle 
 
 Mono - somie, /. double - headed- 
 ness 
 
 Mono-spasmus, m. spasm of single 
 muscles or limbs 
 
 Monrosches Loch, n. foramen of 
 Monro 
 
 Monstrositat, /. monstrosity, mon- 
 ster 
 
 Moor, n. bog, fen 
 
 Moor-bad, n. bog- or mud-bath ; 
 peat-bath 
 
 Moor-erde, /. bog earth ; peaty soil 
 
 Moor-kataplasma, n. bog, mud, or 
 peat fomentation or poultice 
 
 Moor-lauge, /. mud-lees, liquid 
 extract of bog or peat 
 
 Moor-salz, n. salt extracted from 
 bog or peaty soil 
 
 Moor-teilbad, n. bog-, mud-, or peat- 
 bath applied to a part of the body 
 only 
 
 Moor-umschlag, m. = -kataplasma 
 
 Moor-wasser, n. boggy water 
 
 Moos, n. moss 
 
 entbittertes islandisches — , de- 
 
 cetratinised Iceland moss 
 irlandisches — , Carrageen rnoss 
 islandisches — , Iceland moss 
 
 Moos-brot, n. (Iceland) moss-bread 
 
 Moos-farn, m. lycopodium 
 
 Moos-gallerte, /. (irlandische), gela- 
 tine made from Carrageen moss 
 
 Moos-gallerte, f. (islandische), gela- 
 tine made from Iceland moss 
 
 Moos-kissen, n. moss -pillow 
 
 Moos-pulver, n. lycopodium-seed 
 
 Moos-schokolade, /. (Iceland) moss- 
 chocolate 
 
 Moos-torf, m. peat moss, peat turf 
 
 Moralblodsinn, m. moral insanity 
 
 Morbid, a. morbid, pathological 
 
 Morbiditat, /. morbidit5', the relative 
 
 proportion of the sick to the 
 
 healthy in a community 
 Morbilitat, /. == Morbiditat 
 Morbillen, f.pl. measles 
 Morbillos, a. measly 
 Morchel, /. morel 
 Mord, m. murder 
 Mordtrieb, m. homicidal mania 
 Morel'sches Ohr, n. deformed ear 
 
 (degeneration stigma) 
 Morgagnische Tasche, /. ventricle of 
 
 the larynx 
 Morgagnischer Star, m. Morgagnian 
 
 cataract 
 Morgagnischer Ventrikel, m. = 
 
 Morgagnische Tasche 
 Morgenharn, m, urine passed in the 
 
 morning 
 Morgenmessung, /. taking morning 
 
 temperature 
 Moria, /. childlike dementia 
 Moringaol, n. oil from Moringa 
 
 pterygosperma (Behen nut) 
 Morphaa, /. morphoea, sclerodermia 
 Morphin, n. morphine 
 
 essigsaures — , acetate of mor- 
 phia 
 salzsaures — , hydrochlorate of 
 
 morphia 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 morphia 
 Morphinismus, m. = Morphium- 
 
 sucht 
 Morphinomanie, /. -= Morphium- 
 
 sucht 
 Morphium, n. morphia 
 Morphium - einspritzung, /. morphia 
 
 inj ection 
 Morphium-esser, m. a morphia-eater 
 Morphium-gehalt, m. amount of 
 
 morphia contained 
 Morphium-genuss, m. the taking of 
 
 morphia 
 Morphium-haltig, a. containing mor 
 
 phia 
 Morphium-platzchen, n. morphia 
 
 tabloids 
 Morphium-salz, n. a salt of morphia 
 Morphium-spritze, f. a morphia 
 
 syringe 
 Morphium-sucht, /. the morphia 
 
 habit 
 Morphium-siichtige, m. & /. a sub- 
 ject of the morphia habit 
 Morphium-vergiftung, f. morphia 
 
 poisoning 
 Morphium-wirkung, f. effect of 
 
 morphia 
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Mor 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mun 
 
 Morphographie, /. morphography 
 
 Morphologic, /. morphology 
 
 Morpionen, m.pl. pedictili pubis 
 
 Morselle, /. lozenge, troche 
 
 Mortalitat, /. mortality 
 
 Mortalitats-liste, /. table of mortality 
 
 Mortalitats-tabeile, /. = -liste 
 
 Mortalitats-tafel, /. = -liste 
 
 Mortalitats-verhaltnis, n. ratio of 
 mortality 
 
 Mortalitats-ziffer, /. death-rate 
 
 Moschus, m. musk 
 
 Moschus-korner, n.pl. musk-seed 
 
 Moschus-kraut, n. Herba moschatel- 
 lina 
 
 Moschus - tinktur, /. tincture of 
 musk 
 
 Moschus- wurzel, /. sumbul root 
 
 Most, m. must 
 
 Motilitat, /. mobility, capability of 
 movement 
 
 Motilitats-neurose, /. neurosis affect- 
 ing locomotion 
 
 Motilitats-storung, /. disturbance of 
 power of locomotion 
 
 Motorisch, a. motor 
 
 Moxe, /. moxa 
 
 Moxibustion, /. cauterisation by 
 moxas 
 
 Mucken, f.pl. nematocera, gnats, 
 mosquitoes 
 
 Miicken-auge, n. = -kopf 
 
 Miicken-fangen, n. carphology, pick- 
 ing the bed-clothes 
 
 Mucken-kopf, m. staphyloma iridis, 
 myokephalon 
 
 Mucken-kopf chen, n. = -kopf 
 
 Mucken-sehen, n. muscae volitantes 
 
 Miicken-tanz, m. = -sehen 
 
 Mucocele, n. mucus retention cyst 
 
 Miide, a. tired, fatigued, weary 
 
 Miidigkeit, /. tiredness, fatigue, • 
 lassitude, weariness 
 
 Mullbinde, /. mull or gauze band- 
 age 
 
 Miiller'sche Fasernj pi. fibres of 
 Muller (in retina) 
 
 Miiller'sche Fliissigkeit, pi. Muller 's 
 fluid 
 
 MuUer'sche Gange, pi. MuUer's 
 ducts 
 
 Miiller'sche Kapsel, /. Bowman's 
 capsule 
 
 Miiller'scher Muskel, m. orbital 
 muscle 
 
 Miiller'scher Versuch, m. production 
 of negative pulmonary pressure 
 by an inspiratory act while the 
 glottis is closed 
 
 Miiller'sches Zeichen, n. rhythmic 
 
 pulsation and redness of gums, 
 
 tonsils, uvula, &c., in aortic 
 
 regurgitation 
 Mumie, /. mummy 
 Mumienbildung, /. mummification 
 Mumifikation, /, = Mumienbildung 
 Mumifizierung, /. = Mumienbildung 
 Mund, m. mouth ; os ; orifice, 
 
 opening 
 Mund- (in compds.), oral 
 Mund-atmen, n. oral respiration, 
 
 mouth-breathing 
 Mund-atmung, /. =■ -atmen 
 Mund-aufsperren, n. opening the 
 
 mouth widely 
 Mund-ausspiiien, n. rinsing out the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 
 the mouth 
 Mund-bewegung, /. movement of 
 
 the mouth 
 Mund-bildung, /. formation of the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-bildungsfehler, m. malforma- 
 tion of the month 
 Mund-blutung, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 the mouth 
 Mund-boden, m. floor of mouth 
 Mund-brand, m. noma 
 Mund-bucht, /. = -grube 
 Mund-darm, m. anterior portion of 
 
 embryonic intestinal tract 
 Mund-deckel, m. mouth-cover or 
 
 -protector 
 Mund-driise, /. oral gland ; buccal 
 
 gland 
 Munden, v.t. to discharge, open 
 
 into 
 Mund-entzundung, /. stomatitis 
 Mund-erkrankung, /. affection of the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-faule, /. ulcerative stomatitis 
 Mund-faulnis, /. = -faule 
 Mund-flijssigkeit, /. fluids of the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-gegend, /. oral region 
 Mund-geruch, m. odour of the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-geschwur, n. ulcer of the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-grube, /. embryonic buccal 
 
 cavity, oral diverticulum 
 Mund-heilmittel, n. = -mittel 
 Mundhohle, /. oral cavity 
 Mundhohlen-ausspiilung^ /. rinsing 
 
 out the mouth 
 Mundhohlen - auswaschung, /. =» 
 
 -ausspulung 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Miiii 
 
 MundhShlen-blutUng, /. haemorrhage 
 from oral cavity 
 
 MundhShlen-boden, w. floor of oral 
 cavity 
 
 Mundhohlen-driise, f. oral gland ; 
 buccal gland 
 
 Mundhohlen-entzundung, /. stoma- 
 titis 
 
 Mundhohlen-geschwUr, n. ulcer of 
 oral cavity 
 
 Mundhohlen-katarrh, m. catarrhal 
 stomatitis 
 
 Mundhohlen-neurose, /. neurosis of 
 oral cavity 
 
 Mundhohlen-puls, m. pulsation of 
 air in mouth during closure of 
 glottis 
 
 Mundhohlen-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of oral cavity 
 
 Miindig, a. of age 
 
 Miindigfeeit, /. full age, majority 
 
 Mund-katarrh, m. catarrhal stoma- 
 titis 
 
 Mund-keuchen, n. wheezing, sonor- 
 ous breathing 
 
 Mund-klammer, /. mouth-dilator or 
 -hook for holding or retracting 
 the angle of the mouth 
 
 Mund-klemme, /. trismus, lock-jaw 
 
 Mund-krampf, m. spasmodic dis- 
 tortion of facial muscles 
 
 Mund-krankheit, /. disease of the 
 mouth 
 
 Mund - krebs, m. cancer of the 
 mouth 
 
 Mund-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Mund-mauslein, n. = -muskel 
 
 Mund-missbildung, /. malformation 
 of the mouth 
 
 Mund-mittel, n. remedy for the 
 mouth, a stomachic 
 
 Mund-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 mouth 
 
 Mund-offnung, /. the oral aperture 
 
 Mund-pflege, /. the care of the 
 mouth 
 
 Mund-pilze, m.pl. fungi growing in 
 the mouth 
 
 Mund-rachenhohle, /. pharyngo-oral 
 cavity 
 
 Mund-ringmuskel, m. orbicularis 
 oris 
 
 Mund-saugnapf, m. suctorial disc or 
 pore 
 
 Mund - scharbock, m. scurvy affect- 
 ing the mouth 
 
 Mund-schleim, m. oral mucus 
 
 Mund-schleimhaut, /. oral mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Mund - schleimhautentzundung, /. 
 
 stomatitis 
 Mund-schleimhautreizung, /. irrita- 
 tion of oral mucous membrane 
 Mund - schleimhautrotung, /. red- 
 dening of oral mucous membrane 
 Mund - schleimhautschwellung, /. 
 swelling of oral mucous mem- 
 brane 
 Mund-schliesser, m. = -ringmuskel 
 Mund-schliessmuskel, m. — -ring- 
 muskel 
 Mund-schlund, m. fauces 
 Mund-schmerz, m. pain in mouth 
 Mund-schraube, /. mouth-gag 
 Mund-schwamm, m. = -schwamm- 
 
 chen 
 Mund-schwammchen, n. aphtha, 
 
 thrush 
 Mund- segment, n. oral segment 
 Mund-seuche, /. (foot and) mouth 
 
 disease as occurring in man 
 Mund-skorbut, m. — -scharbock 
 Mund-spalte, /. fissura oris ; con- 
 genital oral cleft_ 
 Muird-spatel, /. tongue spatula 
 Mund-speichel, m. saliva of mouth 
 Mund - speicheldruse, /. salivary 
 
 gla.xds 
 Mu -sperre, /. = -klemme 
 Mund-sperrer, m. mouth-gag 
 Mund-spiegel, m. mouth speculum 
 Mund-spiilung, /. rinsing out of the 
 
 mouth 
 Mund-spiilwasser, n. mouth-wash, 
 
 gargle 
 Mund-stellung, /. position or atti- 
 tude of the moutli 
 Mund-ton, m. oral sound 
 Miindung, /. orifice, mouth 
 Miindungsstelle, /. point or place of 
 
 anastomosis 
 Mund-verdauung, /. oral digestion 
 Mund-wasser, »z. gargle, mouth-wash 
 Mund-winkel, m. angle of the mouth 
 Mund-winkelaufheber, m. levator 
 
 anguli oris 
 Mund-winkelhalter, m. mouth-di- 
 lator or hook for holding or 
 retracting the angle of the mouth 
 Mund-winkelheber, w. = -aufheber 
 Mund-winkelniederzieher, m. de- 
 pressor anguli oris 
 Munter, a. brisk, cheerful 
 Munze, /. coin 
 
 Miinzen-ahnlich, a. nummular 
 Munzen - f anger, m. coin-catcher, 
 
 hook, or probang 
 Miinzen-formig, a. nummular 
 
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Miin 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mus 
 
 ■Munzen-klirren, n. metallic tinkling, 
 
 'coin-clinking sound 
 Munzen-sucher, m. coin-catcher 
 Miirbe, a. tender, soft 
 Miirbigkeit, /. tenderness, softness 
 Murexidprobe, /. murexide test 
 Muriatisch, a. muriatic 
 Muriatische Wasser, n .pi. springs or 
 
 waters containing chloride of 
 
 sodium 
 Mus, n. any inspissated vegetable 
 
 substance — e.g. black - currant 
 
 paste, fruit basis 
 Musartig, a. pulpy, pappy, thick 
 Muscardinepilz, m. Botrytis bassiana 
 
 (Bah.) 
 Muschel, /. bivalve, mussel ; concha, 
 
 turbinated bone 
 Muschel-bein, n. turbinated bone 
 Muschel-gift, n. an)' poison con- 
 tained in bivalves or snails 
 Muschel-hohle, /. hollow of concha 
 Muschel-knorpel, m. cartilage of 
 
 auricle 
 Muschel-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 
 bivalves or sn;)Sls 
 Musennarinde, /. the bark of Albizzia 
 
 anthelmintica (Brug.) 
 Musikalisches Gerausch, n. musical 
 
 murmur 
 Musikantenknochen, m. " funny 
 
 bone " 
 Muskarin, n. muscarine 
 Muskat- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 nutmeg or mace 
 Muskat-balsam, m. Balsamum mi- 
 
 cistas, Ceratum myristicas. Ph. G. 
 Muskat-bliite, /. mace 
 Muskat-bliitenol, n. oil of mace 
 Muskat-butter, /. Oleum myristicas 
 Muskat-nuss, /. nutmeg 
 Muskat-nussartig, a. nutmeg-like 
 Muskat-nussbaum, m. Myristica 
 
 officinalis 
 Muskat-nussfett, n. myristicene 
 Muskat-nussleber, /. nutmeg liver 
 Muskat-nussol, n. = -butter 
 Muskat-61, n. = -butter 
 Muskel, m. muscle 
 
 animaler — , striated or volun- 
 tary muscle 
 birnfSrmiger — , pyriform 
 
 muscle 
 glatter — , non-striated or in- 
 voluntary muscle 
 organischer — , involuntary 
 
 muscle 
 quergestreifter — , striated or 
 voluntary muscle 
 
 Muskel, unwillkiirlicher, involuntary 
 muscle 
 willkiirlicher — , voluntary 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel- (in compds.), muscular, 
 myo- 
 
 Muskel-abspannung, /. muscular re- 
 laxation 
 
 Muskel-ansatz, m. muscular inser- 
 tion 
 
 Muskel-anspannung, /. stretching, 
 contraction, or tension of muscle 
 
 Muskel-anstrengung, /. muscular ex- 
 ertion 
 
 Muskel-arbeit, /. muscular work 
 
 Muskel-arterie, /. artery supplying 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-ast, m. muscular branch 
 
 Muskel-atrophie, /. muscular atro- 
 phy 
 
 Muskel-band, n. muscle stripe 
 
 Muskel - bau, m. muscular struc- 
 ture 
 
 Muskel-bauch, m. belly of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-beschreibung, /. myology 
 
 Muskel-bewegung, /. action or move- 
 ment of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-binde, /. fascia 
 
 Muskel-blatt, n. muscular layer 
 
 Muskel-blutader, /. vein of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-blutung, /. muscular hsemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Muskel-brand, m. gangrene of a 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-biindel, w. muscular fascicu- 
 lus 
 
 Muskel-biindelchen, n. small muscii- 
 lar fasciculus 
 
 Muskel-chen, n. a small muscle 
 
 Muskel-dehnung, /. stretching or 
 tension of muscle 
 
 Muskel-diabetes, /. diabetes sup- 
 posed to be due to faultv glyco- 
 lytic function of the muscles 
 
 Muskel-druck, m. pressure on a 
 muscle ; muscular pressure 
 
 Muskel - durchschneidung, /. myo- 
 tomy 
 
 Muskei-eiterung, /. suppuration of a 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-eiweiss, n. myosin 
 
 Muskel-elektricitat, /. muscle elec- 
 tricity 
 
 Muskel-empfindung, /. = -sinn 
 
 Muskel-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 a muscle 
 
 Muskel-entziindung, /. myositis 
 
 Muskel-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 muscle 
 
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 Mus 
 
 Muskel-ermiidung, /. muscular fa- 
 tigue 
 
 Muskel-erregbarkeit, /. muscle irri- 
 tability ; excitability of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-erregung, /. muscular irrita- 
 tion 
 
 Muskel-erschlaffung, /. muscular 
 relaxation 
 
 Muskel - erschopfung, /. muscular 
 exhaustion 
 
 Muskel - erweichung, /. softening of 
 a muscle 
 
 Muskel-faradisation, /. faradisation 
 of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-farbstoff, m. muscle-pigment 
 
 Muskel-faser, /. muscular fibre 
 
 Muskel-faserchen, n. muscular fib- 
 rilla 
 
 Muskel-fasererschlaffung, /. relaxa- 
 tion of muscular fibre 
 
 Muskel-faserrichtung, /. direction of 
 muscular fibre 
 
 Muskel-faserschicht, /. layer of mus- 
 cular fibre 
 
 Muskel-faserzerreissung, /. lacera- 
 tion of muscular fibre 
 
 Muskel-faserzuckung, /. twitching 
 of muscular fibre 
 
 Muskel-faserzug, m. bundle or fas- 
 ciculus of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-fetzen, m. shred of muscle 
 
 Muskel-fiber, /. = -faser 
 
 Muskel-fibrille, /. muscular fibril 
 
 Muskel-fibrin, n. muscle fibrin 
 
 Muskel-fleisch, n. muscular sub- 
 stance 
 
 Muskel-flussigkeit, /. the fluid of 
 muscle-tissue 
 
 Muskel-fortsatz, m. muscular pro- 
 cess 
 
 Muskel-furche, /. cleft or division of 
 a muscle 
 
 Muskel-gefuhl, n. = -sinn 
 
 Muskel-gerausch, n. muscular mur- 
 mur 
 
 Muskel-geschwulst, /. myoma 
 
 Muskel-gewebe, n. muscular tissue 
 
 Muskel-gewebsbrand, m. gangrene 
 of muscular tissue 
 
 Muskel-gewebseiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of muscular tissue 
 
 Muskel-gewebsentziindung, /. mj'O- 
 sitis 
 
 Muskel-gewebsschwund, m. atrophy 
 of muscular tissue 
 
 Muskel-gewebsvereiterung, /. = -ge- 
 webseiterung 
 
 Muskel-gifte, n.pl. poisons acting 
 specially on muscles (e.g. curara) 
 
 Muskel - gitter, «. muscular net- 
 work 
 
 Muskel-gruppe, /. group of muscles 
 
 Muskel-haft, a. muscular 
 
 Muskel-haken, m. dissecting-hook 
 
 Muskel-haut, /. muscular coat or 
 sheath 
 
 Muskel-hautnerv, m. musculo-cuta- 
 neous nerve 
 
 Muskel-hernie, /. muscular hernia 
 
 Muskel-hulle,/. — -haut 
 
 Muskel-ig, a. muscular 
 
 Muskel-irritabilitat, /. = -erregbar- 
 keit 
 
 Muskel-kastchen, n. sarcomere 
 
 Muskel-kern, m. muscle nucleiis 
 
 Muskel-klopfer, m. instrument for 
 muscular tapotage 
 
 Muskel-kontraktilitat, /. muscular 
 contractility 
 
 Muskel-kopf, m. head of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-korper, m. body of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-korperchen, n. muscle cor- 
 puscle 
 
 Muskel-kraft, /. muscular force or 
 power 
 
 Muskel-kraftentwickelung, /. devel- 
 opment of muscular force 
 
 Muskel-kraf tig, a. muscularly strong, 
 muscular 
 
 Muskel-kraftigkeit, /. = -kraft 
 
 Muskel-kraftmesser, m. dynamo- 
 meter 
 
 Muskel-krampf, m. muscle spasm, 
 cramp 
 
 Muskel - krankheit, /. disease of 
 muscles 
 
 Muskel-kurve, /. muscle curve 
 
 Muskel-lage, /. = -schicht 
 
 Muskel-lager, n. = -schicht 
 
 Muskel-lagerschall, m. percussion 
 note of muscle 
 
 Muskel-lahmend, a. producing para- 
 lysis of muscle 
 
 Muskel-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-lehre, /. myology 
 
 Muskel-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Muskel-masse, /. muscular sub- 
 stance 
 
 Muskel-narbe, /. cicatrix of muscle 
 
 Muskel-nerv, m. nerve supplying a 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-nervenlahmung, /. paralysis 
 of muscular nerve 
 
 Muskel-neubildung, /. new-growth 
 of muscle 
 
 Muskel-plasma, n. muscle-plasma 
 
 Muskel-platte, /. ■= -blatt 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mus 
 
 Muskel-primitivbiindel, m. primitive 
 
 muscular fibres 
 Muskel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Muskel-quetschung, /. contusion of 
 
 muscle 
 Muskel-reiz, m. a muscle irritant 
 Muskel-reizbarkeit, /. muscular irri- 
 tability 
 Muskel-reizung, /. muscular irrita- 
 tion 
 Muskel-rheumatismus, m. muscular 
 
 rheumatism 
 Muskel-rigiditat, /. muscular rigidity 
 Muskel-rohre, /. muscular tube or 
 
 canal 
 Muskel-ruhe, /. muscular inactivity 
 
 or rest 
 Muskel-saft, m. = -fliissigkeit 
 Muskel - saulchen, n. muscle fasci- 
 culus or bundle {e.g. columna 
 carnea) 
 Muskel-scheibe, /. disc of muscle 
 
 fibre 
 Muskel - scheide, /. sheath of a 
 
 muscle 
 Muskel-schicht, /. muscular layer 
 Muskel-schlaffheit, /. flaccidity or 
 
 relaxation of a muscle 
 Muskel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Muskel-schleimbeutel, m. muscular 
 
 bursa mucosa 
 Muskel-schmerz, m. muscular pain 
 Muskel - schwach, a. muscularly 
 
 weak, myasthenic 
 Muskel-schwache, /. muscular weak- 
 ness, myasthenia 
 Muskei-schwanz, m. tail of muscle 
 Muskel-schwiele, /. induration or 
 
 sclerosis of muscle 
 Muskel-schwund, m. = -atrophic 
 Muskel-sehne, /. tendon of a muscle 
 Muskel-serum, n. muscle serum 
 Muskel-sinn, m. muscular sense 
 Muskel-sinnstorung, /. disturbance 
 
 of muscular sense 
 Muskel-spalte, /. cleft or division of 
 
 a muscle 
 Muskel-spaltraum, m. space occu- 
 pied by a muscle 
 Muskel-spannung, /. contraction or 
 
 tension of a m.uscle 
 Muskel-stark, a. muscularly strong, 
 
 muscular 
 Muskel-starke, /. muscular force or 
 
 power 
 Muskel-starre, /. muscular rigidity 
 Muskel-stoff, m. sarcosin 
 Muskel-stoffwechsel, in, metabolism 
 of muscle 
 
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 Muskel-strom, m. electrical current 
 in a muscle 
 
 Muskel-stixck, n. muscular portion 
 
 Muskel - substanz, /. muscle sub- 
 stance 
 
 Muskel-substanzgerinnung, /. myo- 
 sin coagulation 
 
 Muskel-synovialblase, /. muscular 
 synovial bursa 
 
 Muskel-system, «. muscular system 
 
 Muskel-thatigkeit, /. function or 
 activity of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-ton, m. muscle sound or 
 tone 
 
 Muskel-tonus, m. tonicity of muscle 
 
 Muskel-trennung, /. divis'ion or rup- 
 ture of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-trichine, /. trichina spiralis 
 
 Muskel-trieb, m. muscular impulse 
 or movement 
 
 Muskel-iiberanstrengung, /. muscu- 
 lar over-exertion 
 
 Muskel-ubung, /. muscular exercise 
 
 Muskel-umrahmung", /. framework 
 of muscles 
 
 Muskel-unruhe, /, muscular restless- 
 ness ; chorea 
 
 Muskel-unthatigkeit, /. muscular in 
 activity 
 
 Muskel-ursprung, m. origin of a 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-veranderung, /. muscular 
 change 
 
 Muskel-verdichtung, /. induration oi 
 sclerosis of muscle 
 
 Muskel-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 
 Muskel-verfettung, /. fatty degener- 
 ation of muscle 
 
 Muskel-verknocherung, /. ossifica- 
 tion of muscle 
 
 Muskel-verkurzung, /. shortening or 
 contraction of muscle 
 
 Muskel - verletzung, /. injury of 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-wahnsinn, m. fulie muscu- 
 laire, muscular inco-ordination 
 
 Muskel-wand, /. muscular wall 
 
 Muskel-wandung, f. = -wand 
 
 Muskel-weh, n. =- -schmerz 
 
 Muskel-wirkung, /. muscular action 
 
 Muskel-wulst, m. muscular promi- 
 nence or elevation 
 
 Muskel-zacke, /. serration of a 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-zelle, /. muscle-cell 
 
 Muskel-zergliederung, /. dissection 
 of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-zerlegung, /. =5= -zerglieder- 
 ung 
 
Mus 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mut 
 
 Muskel-zerreissung, /. rupture of a 
 muscle 
 
 Muskel-zerrung, /. overstrain or 
 spraining of muscle 
 
 Muskel-zittern, n. muscular tremor 
 
 Muskel-zucker, )«. inosite 
 
 Muskel-zuckung, /. muscular spasm 
 or contraction 
 
 Muskel-zug, m. muscular fascicu- 
 lus ; traction of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-zusammenziehung, /. con- 
 traction of a muscle 
 
 Muskel-zweig, m. = -ast 
 
 Muskular, a. relating to the muscles 
 
 Muskular, a. having strong muscles 
 
 Muskularitat, /. muscularity, mus- 
 cular function 
 
 Muskularunruhe, /. muscular rest- 
 lessness ; chorea 
 
 Muskulatur, /. the muscular appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Muskulatur-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of muscular apparatus 
 
 Muskulatur-lahmung, /. paralj^sis of 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Muskulatur-schwache, /. debility of 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Muskulatur-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Muskulatur - zusammenziehung, /. 
 muscular contraction (general) 
 
 Muskulos, a. having strong muscles 
 
 Muss, n. pulp 
 
 Mussitierendes Delirium, n. mutter- 
 ing delirium 
 
 Mut, m. courage, pluck, vigour 
 
 Mutacismus, m. that form of 
 stammering in which the labials 
 " m," " b," " p," cannot be pro- 
 nounced 
 
 Mutation, /. changing or " crack- 
 ing ' ' of the voice at puberty 
 
 Mutieren, v.i. to change ; to change 
 the voice at puberty 
 
 Mut-los, a. spiritless, disheartened, 
 •dejected 
 
 Mut-losigkeit, /, want of courage, 
 dejection 
 
 Mutter, /, mother ; matri:^, womb, 
 uterus 
 
 Mutter- (in compds.), mother- ; 
 uterine ; vide for compds. also 
 Gebarmutter- 
 
 Mutter-ast, n, uterine branch 
 
 Mutter-balg, m. mother-cyst ; uter- 
 ine cyst 
 
 Mutter-band, n. uterine ligament 
 
 Mutter-band (breites), broad liga- 
 ment ; (rundes), round ligament 
 
 Mutter-banderschlaffung, /. relaxa- 
 tion of uterine ligament 
 
 Mutter-bandverkiirzung, /. shorten- 
 ing of uterine ligament 
 
 Mutter - beschwerde, /. hysterics, 
 uterine disorder 
 
 Mutter-bett, n. childbed 
 
 Mutter-blase, /. = -balg 
 
 Mutter-blut, n. blood from the uterus 
 
 Mutter-blutimg, /. uterine haemor- 
 rhage, metrorrhagia 
 
 Mutter-boden, m. stroma, parent 
 tissue 
 
 Mutter -bruch, m. uterine hernia 
 
 Mutter-brust, /. the mother's breast 
 
 Mutter-cyste, /. = -balg 
 
 Mutter-driJse, /. uterine cotyledon 
 
 Mutterreindruck, m. maternal im- 
 pression 
 
 Mutter-ende, n. fundus uteri 
 
 Mutter-entzUndung, /. metritis 
 
 Mutter-fieber, n. puerperal fever 
 
 Mutter-flecken, m. cliloasma uter- 
 inum 
 
 Mutter-fluss, m. a uterine discharge ; 
 leucorrhcea ; lochia 
 
 Mutter-gebilde, n. matrix, stroma 
 
 Mutter-geschwulst, /. uterine tu- 
 mour 
 
 Mutter-geschwiir, n. uterine ulcer ; 
 primary ulcer 
 
 Mutter-gewachs, n. a uterine growth 
 
 Mutter-gewebe, n. matrix ; mother- 
 tissue ; uterine tissue 
 
 Mutter-gicht, /. uterine gout 
 
 Mutter-grimmen, n. uterine colic 
 
 Mutter-grund, ni. fundus uteri 
 
 Mutterhals, m. cervix uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-erweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of cervix uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-kanal, m. canal of cervix 
 uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-krebs, m. cancer of cer- 
 vix uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-rinne, /, = -kanal 
 
 Mutterhals-riss, m. rupture of cervix 
 uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 membrane of cervix uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-tripper, m. gonorrhoea 
 affecting cervix uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-verlangerung, /. elonga- 
 tion of cervix uteri 
 
 Mutterhals-verschluss, m. occlusion 
 of cervix uteri 
 
 Mutter-halter, m. a uterine pessary, 
 hysterophore 
 
 Mut'ter-harz, n. galbanum 
 
 Mutter-haus, n. lying-in hospital 
 
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 Mut 
 
 Mutter-horn, n. cornu of uterus 
 
 Mutter husten, m. hysterical cough 
 
 Mutter-kalb, n. uterine mole 
 
 Mutter-katarrh, m. uterine catarrh ; 
 leucorrhoea 
 
 Mutter-kegel, m. portio vaginalis of 
 uterus 
 
 Mutter-kern, m. parent-nucleus 
 
 Mutter-knauel, m. the skein of the 
 nucleus before division 
 
 Mutter-knorpel, m. matrix of car- 
 tilage 
 
 Mutter-knoten, m. primary nodule 
 or node 
 
 Mutter-kolik, /. uterine colic 
 
 Mutterkorn, n. ergot of rye 
 
 Mutterkom-brand, m. gangrene from 
 ergotism 
 
 Mutterkorn-extrakt, n. Extractum 
 secalis cornuti, Ph. G. 
 
 Mutterkorn - fluidextrakt, n. Ex- 
 tractum secalis cornuti fluidum, 
 Ph. G. 
 
 Mutterkorn-gehalt, m. amount of 
 contained ergot 
 
 Mutterkorn - haltig, a. containing 
 ergot of rye 
 
 Mutterkorn-krampf, m. convulsion 
 or spasm from ergot 
 
 Mutterkorn-losung, /. solution of 
 ergot 
 
 Mutterkorn-61, n. oily substance con- 
 tained in ergot 
 
 Mutterkorn-pilz, m. Claviceps pur- 
 purea (Tulasne) 
 
 Mutterkorn - pulver, n. powdered 
 ergot 
 
 Mutterkorn-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 ergot 
 
 Mutterkorn-vergiftung, /. ergot poi- 
 soning 
 
 Mutterkorn- wirkung, /. effect of 
 ergot 
 
 Mutter-korper, m. body of uterus 
 
 Mutter-krampf, m. uterine spasm 
 
 Mutter-krankheit, /. a uterine affec- 
 tion 
 
 Mutter-kranz, m. a ring-pessary 
 
 Mutter-krebs, m. uterine cancer ; 
 primary cancerous growth 
 
 Mutterkuchen, m. placenta ; vide 
 for compds. also Nachgeburts- and 
 Placentar- 
 
 Mutterkuchen-ausstossung, /. expul- 
 sion of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen-blutkreislauf, m. pla- 
 cental circulation 
 
 Mutterkuchen-entartung, /. degener- 
 ation of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen-entzundung, /. pla- 
 centitis 
 
 Mutterkuchen-gerausch, n. placental 
 souffle or murmur 
 
 Mutterkuchen-haftflache, /. mater- 
 nal surface of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen-kreislauf, m. = -blut- 
 kreislauf 
 
 Mutterkuchen-Iosung, /. separation 
 of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen-schwund, m. atrophy 
 of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen - sitz, m. position of 
 placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen-trennung, /. ■= -16s- 
 ung 
 
 Mutterkuchen-verhartung, /. indu- 
 ration of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen-vorfall, m. prolapse 
 of placenta 
 
 Mutterkuchen- wassersucht, /. chro- 
 nic oedema of placenta 
 
 Mutter-kummel, m. cumin 
 
 Mutter-kyste, /. mother-cyst ; uter- 
 ine cyst 
 
 Mutter - lauge, /. mother - liquor, 
 lye 
 
 Mutter-laugenbad, n. mother-liquor 
 or lye-bath 
 
 Mutter-laugensalzbad, n. lye-bath to 
 which salts have been added 
 
 Mutter-leib, m. uterus, womb 
 
 Miitterlich, a. maternal ; uterine 
 
 Mutter-lippe, /. uterine lip 
 
 Mutter-mal, n. birth-mark, naevus 
 
 Mutter-meissel, /. uterine tent 
 
 Mutter-milch, /. mother's milk 
 
 Mutter-mittel, n. uterine remedy 
 
 Muttermund, m. os uteri 
 
 Muttermund-ausdehnung, /. dilata- 
 tion of OS uteri 
 
 Muttermund-einriss, m. rent or 
 rupture of os uteri 
 
 Muttermund-eroffnung, /. the act of 
 dilating the os uteri 
 
 Muttermund-erweiferung, /. = -aus- 
 dehnung 
 
 Muttermund-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 OS uteri 
 
 Muttermund-lippe, /. lip of os uteri 
 
 Muttermund-offnung, /. orifice of os 
 uteri 
 
 Muttermund-ring, m. = -offnung 
 
 Muttermund-riss, m. = -einriss ' 
 
 Muttermund-saum, m. = -lippe 
 
 Muttermund-verhartung, /. harden- 
 ing or sclerosis of os uteri 
 
 Muttermund-verschliessung, /. occlu- 
 sion of OS uteri 
 
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 Muttermund-verschluss, m. — -ver- 
 
 schliessung 
 Mutter-nelken, f.pl. mother-cloves, 
 the immature fruit of the clove- 
 tree 
 Mutter-pech, n. meconium 
 
 Mutter-pflaster, n. (schwarzes), Em- 
 plastrum. fuscum camphoratum, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Mutter-plage, /. hysterics 
 
 Mutter-polyp, m. uterine polypus ; 
 primary polypus 
 
 Mutter - polypenschere, /. uterine 
 polyp scissors 
 
 Mutter-ring, m. a ring-pessary 
 
 Mutter-rohr, n. uterine tube ; nozzle 
 of vaginal douche 
 
 Mutter-rohre, /. Fallop ian tub 
 
 Mutter-schaft, /. motherhood, ma- 
 ternity 
 
 Mutter-schaftzeichen, n. sign of 
 maternily 
 
 Mutter-scheide, /. vagina ; vide for 
 all compds. Scheiden- 
 
 Mutter-schmerz, m. uterine pain, 
 hysteralgia ; labour pains 
 
 Mutter-schnitt, m. hysterotomy 
 
 Mutter-schoss, m. womb 
 
 Mutter-schwindel, m. uterine ver- 
 tigo 
 
 Mutter-senkung, /. descent of uterus 
 
 Mutter-sonde, /. uterine sound or 
 probe 
 
 Mutter-spiegel, m. uterine or vaginal 
 speculum 
 
 Mutter-spritze, /. uterine syringe 
 
 Mutter-staupe, /. hysteria 
 
 Mutter-stein, m. uterine concretion 
 
 Mutter-steinbildung, /. the forming 
 of uterine concretions 
 
 Mutter-stern, m. the primary aster 
 in karyokinesis 
 
 Mutter-substanz, /. matrix, stroma 
 
 Mutter-sucht, /. hysterics 
 
 Mutter-trager, m. a uterine support 
 or pessary 
 
 Mutter-trompete, /. Fallopian tube ; 
 vide for all compds. Tuben- 
 
 Mutter-vorfall, m. prolapse of uterus 
 
 Mutter- wahn, m. = -wiit 
 
 Mutter-wassersucht, /. dropsy of 
 uterus 
 
 Mutter-weh, n. labour pains ; hys- 
 ■ teria 
 
 Mutter-wurm, in. parent worm 
 
 Mutter-wut, /. nymphomania 
 
 Mutter-zapfchen, n. a conical pes- 
 sary 
 
 Mutter-zapfen, m. = -zapfchen 
 
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 Mutter-zeichen, n. = -mal 
 Mutter-zelle, /. parent or mother 
 
 cell 
 Mutter-zufall, m. attack of hysteria 
 Miitzenformig, a. mitral, mitriform 
 Miitzenklappe, /. mitral valve 
 Myalgie, /. muscular pain 
 Myasis, /. disease produced by flies 
 Myasthenic, /. muscular weakness 
 Myasthenische Reaction, /. ready 
 
 electrical fatigability of muscles 
 
 in myasthenia gravis 
 Mycelien, n.pl. mycelia 
 Mycelienfaden, m. mycelia, the 
 
 filaments of mould fungi 
 Mycetismus, m. fungus poisoning 
 Mycetologie, /. mycology 
 Mycetoma, n. fungus foot of India 
 Mydriatica, n.pl. mydriatic remedies 
 Myelaemie, /. presence of myelocytes 
 
 in the blood 
 Myelalgie, /. spinal neuralgia 
 Myelasthenie, /. spinal neurasthenia 
 Myelencephalitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 brain and spinal cord 
 Myelinisch, a. myelinic 
 Myelinscheide, /. medullary sheath 
 Myelocele, n. hernia of spinal cord 
 Myelocyste, /. marrow cyst ; cyst of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Myelocystocele, n. spina bifida with 
 
 cystic dilatation of central canal 
 Myelogen, a. myelogenous 
 Myelom, n. myeloid tumour 
 Myelo-malacie, /. softening of spinal 
 
 cord 
 Myelo-meningitis, /. spinal menin- 
 gitis 
 Myelo-meningocele, n. hernia ol 
 
 spinal cord and meninges 
 Myelopathieen, f.pl. general name 
 
 for all spinal cord diseases 
 Myelo-plaxen, pi. giant-cells or 
 
 myeloplaxes of Robin 
 Myelo-sklerose, /. sclerosis of spinal 
 
 cord 
 Myiasis = Myasis 
 Myiocephalon, n. prolapse of iris 
 
 through perforated cornea 
 Myiodesopsie, /. seeing muscae voli- 
 
 tantes 
 Myiopie, /. = Myiodesopsie 
 Myiosis, /. = Myasis 
 Myitis, /. myositis 
 Mykofibrom, n. tumour due to 
 
 micrococcus ascoformans 
 Mykohamie, /. blood disease pro- 
 duced by micro-organisms 
 Mykologie, /. mycology 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nab 
 
 Mykose, /. mycose ; mycosis ; dis- 
 ease due to monld fungi 
 
 Mykosis, /. mycosis 
 
 Mykotisch, a. mycotic 
 
 Myo- (in compds.), relating to 
 muscle, myo- 
 
 Myo-chorditis, /. inflammation of 
 vocal cords 
 
 Myo-clonie, /. muscle clonus 
 
 Myo - dynamometer, m. dynamo- 
 meter 
 
 Myo-dynie, /. muscular pain 
 
 Myo-fibrom, n. myofibroma 
 
 Myo-gnathie, /. double monster in 
 which a second head hangs from 
 the lower jaw of the principal 
 individual 
 
 Myo-graphie, /. the description of 
 muscles 
 
 Myo-graphion, n. myograph 
 
 Myo-karditisch, a. myocarditic 
 
 Myo-klonie, /. paramyoclonus multi- 
 plex 
 
 Myo-klonus, wi. muscle clonus 
 
 Myo-kymie, /. fibrillary muscle con- 
 tractions, often associated with 
 sensory symptoms 
 
 Myo-lemma, n. sarcolemma 
 
 Myo-logie, /. myology 
 
 Myom, n. m.yoma 
 
 Myo-malakie, /. muscle softening 
 
 Myomektomie, /. myomectomy 
 
 Myomotomie, /. = -mektomie 
 
 Myo-pachynsis, /. muscular hyper- 
 trophy 
 
 Myo-paralyse, /. muscle paralysis 
 
 Myo-pathie, /. myopathy 
 
 Myo-patisch, a. inyopathic 
 
 Myo-phonie, /. sound produced by 
 muscular contraction 
 
 Myopia, /. myopia 
 
 Myopisch, a. myopic 
 
 Myo-rrhexis, f. rupture of a muscle 
 
 Myo-sarkom, n. myosarcoma 
 
 Myosis, /. abnormal contraction of 
 the pupil 
 
 Myo - sklerose, /. induration of 
 muscle 
 
 Myo-spasmus, m. muscular cramp 
 
 Myotalgie. /. = Myalgie 
 
 Myo-tatisch, a. myotatic 
 
 Myo-thermish, a. myothermic 
 
 Myotica, n.pl. = Miotica 
 
 Myotilitat, /. muscular contractility 
 
 Myo-tomie, /. myotomy 
 
 Myo-tonie, /. Thomsen's disease 
 
 Myringektomie, /. excision of (a 
 portion of) the ear-drum 
 
 Myringitis, /. inflammation of mem- 
 brana tympani 
 
 Myringo-dektomie, /. incision or ex- 
 cision of the membrana tympani 
 
 Myringo-mykosis, /. mould fungus 
 disease of membrana tympani 
 
 Myringo-plastik, /. myringoplastjf 
 
 Myringo-tomie, /. incision or punc- 
 ture of membrana tympani 
 
 Myrinx, /. membrana tympani 
 
 Myrmecie, /. formication 
 
 Myrmecismus, m. = Myrmecie 
 
 Myronsaure, /. myronic acid 
 
 Myrrhe, /. myrrh 
 
 Myrrhen - extrakt, n. Extractum 
 myrrhas 
 
 Myrrhen-harz, n. myrrh 
 
 Myrrhen-61, n. oil obtained by dis- 
 tillation of myrrh 
 
 Myrrhen - tinktiir, /. tincture of 
 myrrh 
 
 Myrte, /. myrtle 
 
 Myrten-blatt, n. = -blattsonde 
 
 Myrten-blattsonde, /. myrtle - leaf 
 shaped probe or sound 
 
 Myrten-formig, a. myrtiform 
 
 Mysophobie, /. morbid dread of 
 uncleanliness 
 
 Mytacismus, m. substitution of 
 "m" for other consonants (es- 
 pecially " b " and " p ") 
 
 Mytilotoxin, n. the toxin found in 
 poisonous mussels, &c. 
 
 Mytilotoxismus, m. mussel poisoning 
 
 Myxodem, n. myxcedema 
 
 Myxofibrom, n. myxofibroma 
 
 Myxogasteres, pi. = Myxomyceten 
 
 Myxom, n. myxoma 
 
 Myxomyceten, pi. myxomycetes 
 
 Myxorrhoe, /. mucous discharge 
 
 N 
 
 N, symbol of nitrogen 
 Nabel, m, navel, umbilicus 
 Nabel- (in compds.), umbilical 
 Nabel-ader, /. umbilical blood'vessel 
 
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 Nahel-arterle, /. umbilical artery 
 Nabel-band, n. round ligament of 
 
 liver 
 Nabel-bezirk, m. = -gegen4 
 
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 Nabel-binde, /. uraliilical bandage or 
 
 binder 
 Nabel-blaschen, n. umbilical vesicle 
 Nabel-blaschengang, m. ductus vi- 
 
 tello-intestinalis 
 Nabel-blaschenkreislauf, m. circula- 
 tion of umbilical vesicle 
 Nabel-blase, /. = -blaschen 
 Nabel-blutbruch, m. haematompha- 
 
 locele 
 Nabel-blutader, /. = -vene 
 Nabel-blutung, f. umbilical haemor- 
 rhage 
 Nabel-bruch, m. umbilical hern'a 
 Nabel-bruchiiand, n. truss for um- 
 bilical hernia 
 Nabel-darmbruch, m. umbUical en- 
 
 terocele 
 Nabel-darmfistel, /. omphalo-intes- 
 
 tinal fistula 
 Nabel-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 navel 
 Nabel-erkrankung, /. = -krankheit 
 Nabel-fleischbruch, m. sarcomphalo- 
 
 cele 
 Nabel-formig, a. omphalic, umbili- 
 
 cated 
 Nabel-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Nabel-gefass, n. umbilical vessel 
 Nabel-gegend, /. umbilical region 
 Nabel-gekros- (in compds.), om- 
 
 phalo-mesenteric 
 Nabel-geschwulst, /. umbilical tu- 
 mour or swelling 
 Nabel-geschwiir, n. umbilical ulcer 
 Nabel - granulom, n. = Nabel- 
 
 schwamm 
 Nabel-grube, /. umbilical fossa 
 Nabel-hohe, /. level of navel 
 Nabel-krankheit, /. umbilical disease 
 Nabel-lappchen, n. = -lappen 
 Nabel-lappen, nt. burnt rag for navel 
 Nabel-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Nabel-loch, n. = -offnung 
 Nabel-mitte, /. umbilical region 
 Nabeln, v.t. to tie the cord 
 Nabel-narbe, /. umbilical cicatrix 
 Nabel - offnung, /. umbilical aper- 
 ture 
 Nabel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Nabel-ring, m. umbilical ring 
 Nabel-ringbruch, m. umbilical hernia 
 
 (acquired) 
 Nabel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Nabel-schnitt, m. section of um- 
 bilical cord 
 Nabelschnur, /. umbilical cord 
 Nabelschnur-abtrennung, /. severing 
 or separation of umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - arterie, /. umbilical 
 artery 
 
 Nabelschnur-bandchen, n. thread or 
 tape for tying umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-blutgefass, n. blood- 
 vessel of umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - blutung, /. haemor- 
 rhage from umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - bruch, m. umbilical 
 hernia (congenital) 
 
 Nabelschnur - druck, m. pressure 
 from or upon umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - durchschneidung, /. 
 section of umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - durchschnitt, m. = 
 -durchschneidung 
 
 Nabelschnur-durchtrennung, /. = 
 -durchschneidung 
 
 Nabelschnur-gefass, -n. vessel of 
 umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-gerausch, n. umbilical 
 souffle 
 
 Nabelschnur-knoten, m. knot formed 
 b5'' umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-lagerung, /. position of 
 umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-lange, /. length of um- 
 bilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-repositeur, m. instru- 
 ment for replacing umbilical 
 cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-rest, m. = -stumpf 
 
 Nabelschnur-scheide, /. sheath of 
 umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - schere, /. umbilical- 
 cord scissors 
 
 Nabelschnur-stumpf, m. stump of 
 umbilical cord left on infant 
 
 Nabelschnur-sulze, /. Whartonian 
 jelly 
 
 Nabelschnur-umschlingung, /. sur- 
 rounding of a fcEtal part by the 
 cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-unterbindung, /. liga- 
 turing umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-vene, /. vein of um 
 bilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-verkiirzung, /. shorten- 
 ing of umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-verlangerung, /. length- 
 ening of umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur- verletzung, /. injury to 
 umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur-verschlingung, /. en- 
 tangling of umbilical cord 
 
 Nabelschnur - verwickelung, /. = 
 -verschlingung 
 
 Nabelschnur-vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 umbilical cord 
 
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 Nabelschnur-wunde, /. wound of 
 
 umbilical cord 
 Nabelschnur-zerreissung, /. tearing 
 
 of umbilical cord 
 Nabel - schwamm, m. fungating 
 
 growth of umbilicus 
 Nabel-strang, m. and compds., vide 
 
 Nabelschnur 
 Nabel-tuch, n. umbilical cloth 
 Nabel-vene, /. umbilical vein 
 Nabei - venenentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of umbilical vein 
 Nabel-verband, m. umbilical dressing 
 Nabel-vereiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 navel 
 Nabel-verheilung, /. healing of navel 
 Nabel-vernarbung, /. cicatrisation of 
 
 navel 
 Nabel-verschwarung, /. ulceration of 
 
 navel 
 Nabel-vorfall, m. umbilical hernia 
 Nabel-wasserbruch, m. hydrompha- 
 
 los 
 Nabel - wassergeschwulst, /. um- 
 bilical oedema 
 Nabel-wunde, /. umbilical wound 
 Nabothsblaschen, n.pl. Nabothian 
 
 glands 
 Nabothseier, n.pl. = Nabothsblaschen 
 Nach- (in compds.), after-, second- 
 ary, super- 
 Nachaffung, /. mimicry 
 Nachahmen, v.t. to imitate, to mimic 
 Nachahmung, /. imitation, mimicry 
 Nachahmungs-fahigkeit, /. imitative 
 
 faculty 
 Nachahmungs-gabe, /. = -fahigkeit 
 Nachahmungs-sucht, /. imitative 
 
 rage or insanity 
 Nachahmungs-trieb, m. imitative 
 
 instinct or impulse 
 Nachahmungs-vermogen, n. = -fa- 
 higkeit 
 Nachbar, m. neighbour 
 Nachbar-gebilde, n. adjoining forma- 
 tion 
 Nachbar-gewebe, n. neighbouring 
 
 tissue 
 Nachbar-schaft, /. vicinity 
 Nachbar-zelle, /. adjoining cell 
 Nachibehandlung, /. after-treatment 
 Nach-bild, n. after-image, residual 
 
 image 
 Nach-bluten, v.i. to have secondary 
 
 haemorrhage 
 Nach-blutung, /. secondary haemor- 
 rhage 
 Nach-eitern, v.i. to have recurrence 
 of suppuration 
 
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 Nach-eiterung, /. secondary suppu- 
 ration 
 
 Nach-empfangnis, n. superfcetation 
 
 Nach-empfinden, v.i. to experience 
 after-sensations 
 
 Nach-empfindung, /. after-sensation 
 
 Nachenformig, a. scaphoid, navicu- 
 lar 
 
 Nach-farben, v.t. to counter-stain, tc 
 stain a second time 
 
 Nach - farbung, /. secondary or 
 counter-staining 
 
 Nach-fieber, n. secondary fever 
 
 Nach - geborene, pi. posthumous 
 children 
 
 Nachgeburt, /. after-birth, placenta ; 
 vide for compds. also Mutter- 
 kuchen- and Placentar- 
 
 Nachgeburts- (in compds.), placental 
 
 Nachgeburts-ausstossung, /. expul- 
 sion of placenta 
 
 Nachgeburts-austreibung, /. = -aus- 
 stossung 
 
 Nachgeburts-austritt, m. the coming 
 away of the after-birth 
 
 Nachgeburts-blutung, /. post-partum 
 haemorrhage. 
 
 Nachgeburts-entfernung, /. removal 
 of placenta 
 
 Nachgeburts-entwickelung, /. de- 
 livery of placenta 
 
 Nachgeburts-losung, /. separation of 
 placenta 
 
 Nachgeburts - periode, /. third stage 
 of labour 
 
 Nachgeburts-verzogerung, /. delayed 
 expulsion of placenta 
 
 Nachgeburts-vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 placenta 
 
 Nachgeburts- wehen, f.pl. after-pains 
 (of labour) 
 
 Nachgeburts-zange, /. placental for- 
 ceps 
 
 Nachgeburts-zeit, /. = -periode 
 
 Nach-gefiihl, n. after- or secondary- 
 sensation 
 
 Nach-geschmack, m. after-taste 
 
 Nach-hirn, n. after-brain, meten- 
 cephalon 
 
 Nach-impfen, v.t. to revaccinate 
 
 Nach-impfung, /. revaccination, re- 
 inoculation 
 
 Nach-klingen, n. echo, after-reso- 
 nance 
 
 Nach-krankeln, v.i. = -kranken 
 
 Nach-kranken, v.i. to suffer from 
 sequels, to continue ill 
 
 Nach-krankheit, /. sequela, consecu- 
 tive or secondary disease 
 
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 Nad 
 
 Nach-kur, /. after-treatment 
 
 Nach-lass, m. remission, abatement, 
 relaxation, intermission 
 
 Nach-lassen, v.i. to remit, to abate, 
 to relax, to intermit 
 
 Nach-lassend, a. remittent, inter- 
 mittent 
 
 Nach-pocken, f.pl. secondary small- 
 pox 
 
 Nach-schmecken, v.i. to leave a 
 taste behind 
 
 Nach-schub, m. subsequent out- 
 break or outburst ; relapse, re- 
 currence 
 
 Nach-sickern, v.i. to ooze second- 
 arily 
 
 Nach-star, m. secondary cataract 
 
 Nacht, /. night 
 
 Nacht-blase, /. = -blatter 
 
 Nacht-blatter, /. night rash 
 
 Nacht-blind, a. night-blind 
 
 Nacht-blindheit, /. night-blindness 
 
 Nacht-dienst, m. night service 
 
 Nacht-fieber, n. nocturnal fever 
 
 Nacht-harn, m. urine secreted during 
 night 
 
 Nach-theil, m. disadvantage 
 
 Nacht-mar, m. nightmare 
 
 Nacht-nebel, m. hemeralopia, night- 
 blindness 
 
 Nacht-ruhe, /. night rest 
 
 Nacht-schatten, m. deadly night- 
 shade 
 
 Nacht-schweiss, m. night sweat 
 
 Nacht-sehen, n. nyctalopia, day- 
 blindness 
 
 Nacht-sichtigkeit, /. day-blindness 
 
 Nacht-stuhl, m. night-stool 
 
 Nacht-stuhlbecken, n. night-stool 
 pan 
 
 Nach-tripper, m. gleet 
 
 Nacht-wandeln, n. somnambulism 
 
 Nacht-wandler, m. somnambulist 
 
 Nach-wasser, n. residual fluid 
 
 Nach-wehen, f.pl. after-pains 
 
 Nach-weisen, v.t. to demonstrate, to 
 prove 
 
 Nach-weisung, /. demonstration, 
 proof 
 
 Nach-weisungsmittel, n. means of 
 demonstration, test 
 
 Nach-wirkung, /. secondary or sub- 
 sequent effect 
 
 Nach-wuchs, m. secondary or sub- 
 sequent effect 
 
 Nacken, m. nape of the neck 
 
 Nacken- (in compds.), cervical 
 
 Nacken-ader, /. cervical blood-vessel 
 
 Nacken-arterie, /. cervical artery 
 
 Nacken-ast, m. cervical branch 
 Nacken-band, n. ligamentum nuchae 
 Nacken-beuge, /. cervical bend, cur- 
 vature, or flexure (embryonic) 
 Nacken-binde, /. nuchal fascia 
 Nacken-blutader, /. cervical vein 
 Nacken-driise, /. cervical gland 
 Nacken-fistel, /. cervical fistula 
 Nacken-gefliecht, n. cervical plexus 
 Nacken-gegend, /. cervical region 
 Nacken-gicht, /. gout in the neck 
 Nacken-grube, /. fovea nuchae 
 Nacken-hocker, m. cervical emi- 
 nence (embryonic) 
 Nacken-keloid, n. keloid of the neck 
 Nacken-kriimmung, /. cervical bend, 
 curvature or flexure (embryonic) 
 Nacken-linien, f.pl. curved lines of 
 
 occipital bone 
 Nacken - lymphdruse, /. cervical 
 
 lymph-gland 
 Nacken-mark, n. cervical portion of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Nacken-muskel, m. cervical muscle 
 Nacken-muskelzusammenziehung, /. 
 
 spasm of cervical muscles 
 Nacken-muskulatur, /. cervical mus- 
 cular apparatus 
 Nacken-niuskulaturkrampf,7W.spasm 
 
 of cervical muscles 
 Nacken-nerv, m. cervical nerve 
 Nacken-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Nacken-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Nacken-schmerz, m. cervical pain 
 Nacken-stamm, m. cervical trunk 
 Nacken-starre, /. epidemic cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis ; rigidity of the 
 neck 
 Nacken-steifigkeit, /. stiff-neck 
 Nacken-stich, m. puncture of dia- 
 betic area of medulla 
 Nacken-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Nacken-warzenmuskel, m. trachelo- 
 
 mastoid muscle 
 Nacken-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Nacken-wirbel, m. cervical vertebra 
 Nacken-zitzenmuskel, m. = -warzen- 
 
 tnuskel 
 Nacken-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Nackt, a. naked, bare 
 Nadel, /. needle ; pin 
 
 dreieckige — , trochar, triangu- 
 lar needle 
 Karlsbader — , entomological 
 needle, hare-lip pin 
 Nadel-artig, a. needle-shaped, acicu- 
 
 lar, spicular 
 Nadel-formig, a. = -artig 
 Nadel-halter, m. needle-holder 
 
 36s 
 
Nad 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nah 
 
 Nadel-ohr, n. eye of a needls 
 Nadel-punktierung, /. acupuncture 
 Nadel-sonde, /. fine probe ; explora- 
 tion-needle 
 Nadel-stechen, n. = -punktierung 
 Nadel-stich, m. the puncture made 
 by a pin or needle ; acupuncture 
 Madel-trephine, /. stout lance-shaped 
 
 seton-needle 
 Nagel, m. nail ; onyx of the cornea ; 
 — • eingewachsener, in-growing 
 nail ; • — hysterischer, clavus hys- 
 tericus 
 Nagel-abfall, m. or -ablosung, /. 
 
 shedding of nail 
 Nagel-anlage, /. rudiment of nail 
 Nagel-bau, m. structure of nail 
 Nagel-beet, n. nail-bed 
 Nagel-beeterkrankung, /. affection 
 
 of nail-bed 
 Nagel-beetentziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of nail-bed ; onychia 
 Nagel - beethornschicht, /. horny 
 
 layer of nail-bed 
 Nagel-beetvereiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of nail-bed 
 Nagel-beetverschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of nail-bed 
 Nagel-bein, n. lachrymal bone 
 Nagel-bett, n. and compds. = -beet 
 Nagel-bildung, /. formation of nail 
 Nagel-blatt, n. the nail 
 Nagel-blute, /. white spot in nail 
 Nagel - bluten, n. or -blutung, /. 
 
 haemorrhage at the nail 
 Nagel-brand, m. a blight attacking 
 wheat, barley, &c., and due to 
 Ustilago carbo 
 Nagel-durchschnitt, m. transverse 
 
 section of nail 
 Nagel-einwachsung, /. in-growing of 
 
 nail 
 Nagel-eiterung, /. suppuration about 
 
 the nail 
 Nagel-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 
 nail 
 Nagel-erkrankung, /. = -krankheit 
 Nagel-falz, m. the nail-groove or 
 
 -furrow 
 Nagel-flache, /. surface of nail 
 Nagel-fleck, m. lunula of naU 
 Nagel-form, /. shape of nail 
 Nagel-formig, a. nail-shaped, ungui- 
 
 form 
 Nagel-fugung, /. gomphosis 
 Nagel-gegend, /. region of nail 
 Nagel-geschwulst, /. tumour of or 
 
 about the nail 
 Nagel-geschwiir, n. onychia, whitlow 
 
 366 
 
 Nagel-glied, n. terminal or ungual 
 
 phalanx 
 Nagel-grind, m. onycho-mycosis 
 Nagel-keimschicht,' /. layer of cells 
 
 from which nails are developed 
 Nagel-knochen, m. — -glied 
 Nagel-kopf, m. free edge of iiail 
 Nagel-korper, ?n. body of nail 
 Nagel-krankheit, /. disease of nail 
 Nagel-kriimme, /. or -krummung, /. 
 
 curvature of nail ; curved nail 
 
 (e.g. in phthisis) 
 Nagel-kultur, /. stab-cultivation of 
 
 micro-organisms growing in the 
 
 shape of a metal nail 
 Nagel-kuppe, /. finger-tip 
 Nagel-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Nagel-matrix, /. or -mutter, /, 
 
 matrix of nail 
 Nagel-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Nagel-phalange, /. terminal phalanx 
 Nagel-pilz, m. fungus attaclang nail 
 Nagel-platte, /. = -blatt 
 Nagel-rand, fw. edge of nail 
 Nagel-raude, /. = -grind 
 Nagel-reiniger, m. nail-cleaner 
 Nagel-reinigung,/.cleansing the nails 
 Nagel-schaden, in. injury to nail 
 Nagel-schicht, /. stratum of nail 
 Nagel-schwund, m. atrophy of naU 
 Nagel-spalte, /. split in nail 
 Nagel-spitze, /. free end of nail 
 Nagelung, /. pegging, as applied to 
 
 bones after excision of joint, &c. 
 Nagel-unterlage, /. substratiim of nail 
 Nagel-veranderung, /. nail change 
 Nagel-verbildung, /. malformation of 
 
 nail 
 Nagel-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 
 nail 
 Nagel-verdiinnung, /. thinning of nail 
 Nagel-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung 
 Nagel-verletzung, /. injury of the nail 
 Nagel-verlust, m. loss of nail 
 Nagel- verunstaltung, /. disfigurement 
 
 of nail 
 Nagel-wachstum, m. growth of nail 
 Nagel - wall, m. edge of skin sur- 
 rounding nail 
 Nagel-weichheit, /. softness of nail 
 Nagel-wuchs, m. = -wachstum 
 Nagel- wurm, m. tinea trichophytina 
 
 unguium 
 Nagel-wurzel, /. root of nail 
 Nagel-zelle, /. nail-like 
 Nagel-zwang, m. in-growing nail 
 Nahekrampf, m. sewers' cramp 
 Nahmaterial, n. suture material 
 Nahpunkt, m. near point 
 
Nah 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Nah 
 
 Nahr- (in compds.)) nutritive, ali- 
 mentary 
 Nahr-aquivalent, n. nutritive value 
 Nahr-bediirfnis, n. need of nutri- 
 ment 
 Nahr-boden, m. nutrient medium 
 Nahren, v.t. to nourish 
 Nahrend, a. nutritious 
 Nahr-riussigkeit, /. nutrient fluid 
 Nahr-gang, m. nutrient duct 
 Nahr-gelatine, /. nutrient gelatine 
 Nahr-geldwert, m. cost of mainten- 
 ance 
 Nahr-geschaft, fi. nutrition 
 Nahr- (in compds.), nutritional 
 Nahr-haft, a. nutritious, nourishing 
 Nahr-haftigkeit, /. nutritiousness 
 Nahr-haftlos, a. non-nutritious 
 Nahr-haftlosigkeit, /. non-nutritious- 
 
 ness 
 Nahr-klystier, n. nutrient enema 
 Nahr-kraft, /. nutritive power 
 Nahr-kraftig, a. nutritious 
 Nahr-los, a. non-nutritioLis 
 Nahr-losigkeit, /. non-nutritiousness 
 Nahr-losung, /. nutrient solution 
 Nahr-medium, n. nutrient medium 
 Nahr-mutter, /. foster-mother 
 Nahr-praparat, n. nutrient prepara- 
 tion 
 Nahr-saft, m. nutrient juice, chyle 
 Nahr-salz, n. salt required by the 
 
 tissues 
 Nahr-stoff, m. nutritive material ; 
 food ; vide for compds. also Nahr- 
 ungsstoff 
 Nahr-stoff arm,a.poorinfood material 
 Nahr-stoffgehalt, m. food content 
 Nahr-stoffreich, a. rich in food mate- 
 rial 
 Nahr-stoffverhaltnis, n. relative nu- 
 tritional value 
 Nahr-substrat, n. source of nourish- 
 
 raent 
 Nahrung, /. nourishment, food 
 Nahrungs-aufnahme, /. absorption 
 
 of food ; meal 
 Nahrungs-bedurfnis, n. need of nou- 
 rishment 
 Nahrungs-bedurftig, a. needing food 
 Nahrungs-beschaffenheit, /. consti- 
 tution of nutriment 
 Nahrungs-bestandteil, m. nutritive 
 
 ingredient 
 Nahrungs-brei, m. chyme 
 Nahrungs-dotter, m. food yolk, deu- 
 
 toplasin 
 Nahrungs-enthaltung, /. abstemious- 
 ness in feeding 
 
 367 
 
 Nahrungs-entziehung, /. withholding 
 
 of nourishment 
 Nahrungs-fett, n. nutrient fat 
 Nahrungs-fliissigkeit, /. -= -saft 
 Nahrungs - kanal, m. alimentary 
 
 canal 
 Nahrungs-klystier, n. nutrient enema 
 Nahrungs - mangel, m. want of nu- 
 triment 
 Nahrungs-menge, /. amount of nu- 
 triment 
 Nahrungs-milch, /. — -fliissigkeit 
 Nahrungs-mittel, n. food, pabu- 
 lum, provisions 
 Nahrungs-mittelgesetz, n. law of 
 
 nutrition 
 Nahrungs-mittelgesetzgebung, /. pre- 
 scription of nutritive laws 
 Nahrungs-mittelkunde, /. science of 
 
 nutrition 
 Nahrungs-mitteluntersuchung, /. in- 
 vestigation of laws of nutrition 
 Nahrungs-pflanze, /. vegetable host 
 Nahrungs-polizei, /. police control- 
 ling food-supply 
 Nahrungs-quelle, /. source of nutri- 
 ment 
 Nahrungs-rohr, n. alimentary canal 
 Nahrungs-rohre, /. = -rohr 
 Nahrungs-saft, m. chjde ; vide for 
 
 compds. Chylus- 
 Nahrungs-scheu, /. sitophobia 
 Nahrungs-schlauch, m. = -kanal 
 Nahrungs-steigerung, /. increase of 
 
 nutriment 
 Nahrungs-stoff , m . nourishment, food 
 Nahrungs-stoffaufsaugung, /. suck- 
 ling 
 Nahrungs-stoffmenge, /. amount of 
 
 food 
 Nahrungs-stoffverdauung, /. diges- 
 tion 
 Nahrungs-teilchen, n. nutritive ele- 
 ment 
 Nahrungs-trieb, m. appetite 
 Nahrungs - verweigerung, /. sito- 
 phobia 
 Nahrungs-vorschrift, /. regim«n 
 Nahrungs-weg, m. channel of nutri- 
 tion 
 Nahrungs- weise^ /. mode of nutrition 
 Nahrungs- wert, m. nutritive value 
 Nahrungs-zufuhr, /. supply of food 
 Nahrungs-zusammensetzung, /. com- 
 position of food 
 Nahrungs-zustand, m. condition as 
 
 regards nutrition 
 Nahr wert, m. nutritive value 
 Nahrwert-einheit, /. nutritional unit 
 
USh 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nar 
 
 Nahrwert-verhaltnis, n. compara- 
 tive nutritional value 
 
 Naht, /. suture ; raphe 
 
 blutige — , open suture 
 dreieckige — , lambdoidal suture 
 fortlaufende — , continuous su- 
 ture 
 umschlungene — , twi sted suture 
 umwundene — , = -umschlun- 
 gene • 
 unblutige — , subcutaneous 
 suture 
 
 Naht-doppler, m. Wormian bone 
 
 Naht-knochen, m. = -doppler 
 
 Naht-knorpel, m. interarticular car- 
 tilage 
 
 Naht - neuralgia, /. headache in 
 region of cranial sutures 
 
 Naht-schluss, m. fastening of a 
 suture (surgical) ; closure of a 
 suture (anatomical) 
 
 Naht-trennung, /. separation or 
 opening of sutures (anatomical) 
 
 Naht-verband, m. sewn bandage 
 
 Naht-verbindung, /. union by sutures 
 (anatomical) 
 
 Naht-verschluss, m. = -schluss 
 
 Naht-verwachsung, /. growing to- 
 gether by suture (surgical) ; union 
 by suture (anatomical) 
 
 Naht-zacken, m. = -zahn 
 
 Naht-zahn, m. toothed needle or 
 suture 
 
 Naht-zahnelung, /. indented seam 
 
 Nancysaure, /. fermentation lactic 
 acid 
 
 Nanismus, m. = Nanosomie 
 
 Nano- (in compds.), micro-, dwarfed 
 
 Nano-kephalie, /. microcephaly 
 
 Nano-melie, /. the condition of 
 having a dwarfed limb 
 
 Nano-somie, /. dwarf-formation 
 
 Nanus, a. dwarfish 
 
 Naphthalol, n. betol 
 
 Naphtholsalol, n. = Naphthalol 
 
 Narbcheh, n. a little scar 
 
 Narbe, /. scar, cicatrix 
 
 Narben, v.i. to scar, to form a scar, 
 to cicatrise 
 
 Narben- (in compds.), cicatricial 
 
 Narben-artig, a. scar-like 
 
 Narben-bildung, /. cicatrisation 
 
 Narben-bindegewebe, n. cicatricial 
 tissue 
 
 Narben der Bauchhaut, pi. white 
 streaks on abdomen, " silver 
 lines " 
 
 Narben-durchtrennung, /. section or 
 division of a cicatrix 
 
 368 
 
 Narben-einziehung, /. cicatricial con- 
 traction 
 
 Narben-ektropium, n. cicatricial ec- 
 tropion 
 
 Narben-entartung, /. degeneration 
 of scar tissue 
 
 Narben-entropium, n. cicatricial en- 
 tropion 
 
 Narben-erythema, n. scar-producing 
 erythema 
 
 Narben-flechte, /. vitiligo, cicatricial 
 fungus 
 
 Narben-fleck, m. scar mark 
 
 Narben-geschwulst, /. scar tumour, 
 keloid 
 
 Narben-gewebe, n. = -bindegewebe 
 
 Narben-grube, /. cicatricial depres- 
 sion, scar-pit 
 
 Narben-keloid, n. scar keloid 
 
 Narben-knoten, m. cicatricial nodule 
 
 Narben - kontraktion, /. cicatricial 
 contraction 
 
 Narben-kontraktur, /. = -kontrak- 
 tion 
 
 Narben-krebs, m. cancer of a scar 
 
 Narben-los, a. without a scar 
 
 Narben-masse, /. cicatricial sub- 
 stance 
 
 Narben-retraktion, /. cicatricial re- 
 traction 
 
 Narben-ring, m. cicatricial ring 
 
 Narben-sarkom, n. sarcoma of a 
 scar 
 
 Narben-saum, m. edge or margin of 
 a scar 
 
 Narben-schrumpfung, /. cicatricial 
 contraction or shrinking 
 
 Narben-schwiele, /. cicatricial cal- 
 losity 
 
 Narben-schwund m. absorption or 
 atrophy of a scar 
 
 Narben-strang, m. cicatricial band 
 
 Narben-streif, m. cicatricial line or 
 streak 
 
 Narben-striktur, /. stricture due to 
 contracted cicatrix 
 
 Narben-verengung, /. cicatricial con- 
 traction 
 
 Narben-verziehung, /. disfigurement 
 or deformity due to a scar 
 
 Narben-zerreissung, /. rupture of a 
 scar ' 
 
 Narben-zug, m. tension or traction 
 produced by a scar 
 
 Narben - zusammenziehung, /. = 
 -kontraktion 
 
 Narbicht, a. = Narbig 
 
 Narbig, a. scarred, cicatrised, 
 marked, pitted 
 
Nar 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Nas 
 
 Narbig-geschrumpft, a. cicatricially 
 
 contracted or shrunken _ 
 Narkolepsie, /. sudden irresistible 
 
 desire to sleep 
 Narkomanie, /. narcotic drug habit 
 Narkose, /. narcosis 
 Narkosenlahmung, /. pressure palsy 
 
 occurring during narcosis 
 Narcoticum, n. a narcotic 
 Narkotisch, a. narcotic 
 Narkotisieren, v.t. to narcotise 
 Narkotisierung, /. the act of narcotis- 
 ing 
 Narkotismus, m. = Narkose 
 Narrenhaus, n. madhouse 
 Narrenthurm, m. madhouse 
 Narrheit, /. foolishness, idiocy 
 Nasal- (in compds.), vide Nasen- 
 Nase, /. nose 
 Naseln, v.t. to speak through the 
 
 nose or with a nasal twang 
 Naseln, n. = Naselstimme 
 Naselnd, a. nasal (in sound) 
 Naselstimme, /. nasal voice ; speak- 
 ing through the nose 
 Nasen- (in compds.), nasal, naso- 
 Nasen-ader, /. nasal blood-vessel 
 Nasen-anlage, /. rudiment of nose 
 Nasen-arterie, /. nasal artery 
 Nasen-ast, m. nasal branch 
 Nasen-atmen, n. nasal breathing 
 Nasen-atmung, /. = -atmen 
 Nasen - augenast, m. naso-ciliary 
 
 branch 
 Nasen-augennerv, m. naso-ciliary 
 
 nerve 
 Nasen-ausspulung, /. nasal douching 
 Nasen-bein, n. nasal bone 
 Nasen-bildung, /. rhinoplasty 
 Nasen-binde, /. nasal bandage ' 
 Nasen-blutader, /. nasal vein 
 Nasen-bluten, n. bleeding from nose 
 Nasen-bremse, /. oestrus 
 Nasen-dach, n. roof of nares 
 Nasen-damm, m. agger nasi 
 Nasen-douche, /. nasal douche 
 Nasen-eingang, m. nasal orifice or 
 
 vestibule 
 Nasen-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of nose 
 Nasen-erkrankung, /. nasal affection 
 Nasen-erweiterer, m. nasal dilator 
 Nasen-feld, n. embryonic nasal area 
 Nasen-flache, /. nasal surface 
 Nasen-fiiigel, m. ala nasi 
 Nasen-fliigelaufheber, m. levator alae 
 
 nasi 
 Nasen-fliigelheber, m. = -fliigelauf- 
 heber 
 
 Nasen-fliigelknorpel, m. nasal alar 
 cartilage 
 
 Nasen-ilugelniederzieher, m. depres- 
 sor alse nasi 
 
 Nasen-fontanellen, (untere and hin- 
 tere), f.pl. {Zuckerkandl), two 
 membranous spots in the lateral 
 wall of the middle meatus of the 
 nose 
 
 Nasen-fortsatz, m. nasal process 
 
 Nasen-furche, /. nasal furrow 
 
 Nasen-gang, m. nasal duct 
 
 Nasen - ganghaare, n.pl. nasal vi- 
 brissae 
 
 Nasen-gaumen- (in compds.), naso- 
 palatine 
 
 Nasen-gaumengang, m. naso-pala- 
 tine duct or canal 
 
 Nasen-gaumengeflecht, n. naso-pala- 
 tine plexus 
 
 Nasen-gaumenkanal, m. = -gau- 
 mengang 
 
 Nasen-gaumenknoten, m. naso-pala- 
 tine or Meckel's ganglion 
 
 Nasen-gaumennerv, m. naso-pala- 
 tine nerve 
 
 Nasen-gefass, n. nasal vessel 
 
 Nasen-geschwiir, n. nasal ulcer 
 
 Nasen-gesichtshohenindex, m. pro- 
 jection measurement of nasal 
 height (nasion to akanthion) com- 
 pared with that of entire face as 
 
 ICO 
 
 Nasen-gestalt, /. shape or form of 
 
 nose 
 Nasen-gewachs, n. nasal growth 
 Nasen-grube, /. nasal fossa 
 Nasen-haare, n.pl. = -ganghaare 
 Nasen-haut, /. skin of the nose ; 
 
 Schneiderian membrane 
 Nasen-hohe, /. nasal height 
 Nasen-hohle, /. nasal cavity 
 Nasen - hohlenarterie, /. posterior 
 
 nasal artery 
 Nasen-hohlenneubildung, /. new- 
 growth of nasal cavity 
 Nasen - hohlenscheidewand, /. nasal 
 
 septum 
 Nasen-hohlenschleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of nasal cavity 
 Nasen-hohlenuntersuchung, /. ex- 
 amination of nasal cavity 
 Nasen-hohlenverschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of nasal cavity 
 Nasen-index, m. cranial nasal index 
 Nasen-inhalator, m. nasal inhaler 
 Nasen-innere, n. interior of nose 
 Nasen- jucken, n. itching of the nose 
 Nasen-kamm, m. nasal crest 
 369 2 A 
 
Nas 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nas 
 
 Nasen-kanal, m. = -gang 
 Nasen-katarrh, m. nasal catarrh 
 Nasen-kitzel, m. tickling sensation in 
 
 the nose 
 Naseri-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Nasen-knorpel, m. nasal cartilage 
 NaSen-knospe, /. rosacea of nose 
 Nasen-khoten, m. spheno-palatine 
 
 ganglion 
 Nasen-koppe, /. tip of the nose 
 Nasen-krankheit, /. affection of nose 
 Nasen-krebs, m. cancer of nose 
 Nasen-kriebeln, n. sense of formica- 
 tion or itching in the nose 
 Nasen-kuppe, /. = -spitze 
 Nasen-lange, /. length of nose ; 
 
 haso-subnasal line 
 Nasen-lappen, m. = -flUgel 
 Nasen-laut, m. nasal tone or sound ; 
 
 nasal twang 
 Nasen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Nasen - lippenfalte, /. naso - labial 
 
 fold 
 Nasen - lippenfurche, /. naso-labial 
 
 furrow or groove 
 Nasen-lippenlinie, /. naso-labial line 
 Nasen-loch, n. nostril 
 Nasen-lochverengung, /. narrowing 
 
 of nostril 
 Nasen-lochverschluss, m. occlusion 
 
 of nostril 
 Nasen-missbildung, /. malformation 
 
 of nose 
 Nasen-mittel, n. remedy for the nose ; 
 
 sternutatory 
 Nasen-muschel, /. turbinated bone, 
 
 turbinal 
 Nasen-muschelschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of turbinal 
 Nasen-muskel, m. a nasal muscle 
 Nasen-naht, /. suture of the nose 
 Nasen-nebenhohle, /. accessory nasal 
 
 cavity 
 Nasen-nerv, m. a nasal nerve 
 Nasen-obeiflache, /. = -flache 
 Nasen - obergesichtshohenindex, m. 
 projection measurement of nasal 
 height (nasion to akanthion) com- 
 pared with that of upper face 
 as loo 
 Nasen-otfnung, /. = -loch 
 Nasen-otfnungsindex, m. index of 
 anterior nares ; vertical height 
 (rhinion to akanthion) compared 
 with greatest breadth as lOO 
 Nasen-Dolyp, m. nasal polypus 
 Nasen- jjolypenpulver, n. nasal poly- 
 pus powder 
 Nasen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
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 Ut, \i ! 
 
 '"Urn. 
 
 Nasen-punkt, m. (oberer), supra- 
 nasal point 
 
 Nasen-punkt, m. (unterer), sub- 
 nasal point 
 
 Nasenrachen, m. naso-pharynx 
 
 Nasenrachen- (in compds.), naso- 
 pharyngeal 
 
 Nasenrachen-gang, m. naso-pharyn- 
 geal opening 
 
 Nasenrachen-hohle, /. naso-pharnyx 
 
 Nasenrachen-hohlen- (in compds.), 
 = Nasenrachen- 
 
 Nasenrachen-katarrh, m. naso-JjHa- 
 r5mgeal catarrh 
 
 Nasenrachen-polyp, m. naso-pharyn- 
 geal polypus 
 
 Nasenrachen-raum,w. naso-pharynx 
 
 Nasenrachen-raumuntersuchung, /, " 
 posterior rhinoscopy 'f 
 
 Nasenrachen-schere, /. naso-phar 
 geal scissors 
 
 Nasenrachen-schleimhaut, 
 pharyngeal mucous mej 
 
 Nasenrachen-sonde, /. naj 
 
 geal probe * ■■'1 ; I 
 
 Nasenrachen-spatel, /. Tv4so-phal . i 
 geal spatula \ I r" 
 
 Nasenrachen-spiegel, W rhinoscojf*'*^ 
 
 Nasenrachen-zange, /. naso-pharyn*'*! 
 geal forceps 
 
 Nasen-rinne, /. groove in centre of 
 upper lip 
 
 Nasen-rotz, m. glanders in nose 
 
 Nasen-rucken, m. dorsum or btidge 
 of nose 
 
 Nasen-riickenarterie, /. nasal branch 
 of ophthalmic artery 
 
 Nasen - riickenmuskel, w. pyramid- 
 alis nasi 
 
 Nasen-ruckenschlagader, /. = -rflck- 
 enarterie 
 
 Nasen-sattel, m. bridge or " saddle " 
 of nose 
 
 Nasenscheidewand, /. nasal septum 
 
 Nasenscheidewand - geschwiir, n. 
 ulcer of nasal septum 
 
 Nasenscheidewand-knorpel, m. car- 
 tilage of nasal septum 
 
 Nasenscheidewand-nerv, m. nerve of 
 nasal septum 
 
 Nasenscheidewand-niederzieher, m. 
 naso-labialis muscle 
 
 Nasenscheidewand - schleimhaut, /. 
 mucous membrane of nasal sep- 
 tum 
 
 Nasen-schligadeir, /. = -arterie 
 
 Nasen-schleim, m. nasal mucus 
 
 Nasen-schleimfluss, m. nasal mucous 
 discharge 
 
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Nas 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Nas 
 
 Nasen-schleimhaut, /. nasal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Nasen-schlund, m. and compds. = 
 Nasenrachen 
 
 Nasen-schmerz, m. pain in nose 
 
 Nasen-spalte, /. nasal cleft 
 
 Nasen-spiegel, m. nasal speculum ; 
 rhinoscope 
 
 Nasen-spitze,/.tipofnose; nasal spine 
 
 Nasen-sprache, /. speaking through 
 the nose 
 
 Nasen-spritze, /. nasal syringe 
 
 Nasen-stachel, m. nasal spine, nasal 
 process 
 
 Nasen-stein, m. rhinolith 
 
 Nasen-stimme, /. nasal voice or 
 twang 
 
 Nasen-stiibergerausch, n. bruit de 
 chiquenaude 
 
 Nasen-stiick, n. = -teil 
 
 Nasen-teil, m. nasal portion 
 
 Nasen-ton, m. = -laut 
 
 Nasen-trockenheit, /. dryness of nose 
 
 Nasen-untersuchung, /. examination 
 of nose 
 
 Nasen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Nasen-verletzung, /. injury of nose 
 
 Nasen-verschluss, m. nasal occlusion 
 
 Nasen-verstopfung, /. plugging up of 
 the nose 
 
 Nasen-verstummelung, /. mutilation 
 of nose 
 
 Nasen-wangenreliefdreieck, n. (late- 
 rales), nasomaxillary triangle 
 drawn from the lateral nasal points 
 
 Nasen-wangenreliefdreieck, n. (me- 
 diales), nasomaxillary triangle 
 drawn from the central nasal point 
 
 Nasen-wangenspalte, /. naso-buccal 
 cleft 
 
 Nasen-winkel, m. nasal angle, inner 
 canthus 
 
 Nasen-winkelabscess, m. abscess of 
 lachrymal sac or region 
 
 Nasen-winkelgeschwulst, /. swelling 
 of lachrymal sac or region 
 
 Nasen-winkelgeschwur, n. ulcera- 
 tion of lachrymal sac 
 
 Nasen-wunde, /. wound of nose 
 
 Nasen-wurzel, /. root of nose 
 
 Nasen-zug, m. nasal line 
 
 Nasen-zusammendriicker, m. com- 
 pressor nasi 
 
 Nasen-zweig, m. nasal branch 
 
 Nasion, n. nasion, point of inter- 
 section of naso-frontal suture with 
 middle line 
 
 Nasion-dreieck- (in compds.), tri- 
 angle with apex at nasion 
 
 Note. — The following tri- 
 angles, described by von 
 Torbk, have their apices at 
 the nasion. Their bases 
 are accordingly alone given 
 in the translation: 
 
 Nasion-alveolardreieck, n. base = 
 greatest breadth of alveolar arch 
 
 Nasion-gaumenpyramidendreieck, n . 
 base between two pyramidal pro- 
 cesses of palate bone 
 
 Nasion-gelenkgrubendreieck, n. base 
 between the two articular emi- 
 nences in front of glenoid fossae 
 
 Nasion-goniondreieck, n. base be- 
 tween the two gonia 
 
 Nasion-hinterhauptgelenkdreieck, n. 
 base between posterior extremi- 
 ties of occipital condyles 
 
 Nasion-interjugulardreieck, n. base 
 between the two interjugular pro- 
 cesses 
 
 Nasion-interorbitaldreieck, n. base 
 between the two antero-superior 
 lachrymal points 
 
 Nasion-jochbogendreieck, n. base = 
 greatest malar diameter 
 
 Nasion-jochpunktdreieck, n. base 
 between the jugal points 
 
 Nasion-jugulardreieck, n. base be- 
 tween the two Occipital processes 
 of the occipital bone 
 
 Nasion-keilendreieck, n. base = 
 minimum sphenoidal diameter 
 
 Nasion-keilstachelfortsatzdreieck, n. 
 base between the spinous pro- 
 cesses of sphenoid bone 
 
 Nasion - kronenfortsatzdreieck, n. 
 base between the two coronia 
 
 Nasion - nasenriickendreieck, n. 
 (oberes), base between the supero- 
 external angles of the nasal 
 bones 
 
 Nasion-nasenruckendreieck, n. (un- 
 teres), base between the infero- 
 external angles of the nasal bones 
 
 Nasion - ohroffnungsdreieck, n. 
 
 (oberes), base between the two 
 auricular points 
 
 Nasion-ohroffnungsdreieck, n. (un- 
 teres), base between the two 
 basal auricular points 
 
 Nasion-schadelbreitendreieck, M . base 
 = minimum transverse diameter 
 of the skull 
 
 Nasion-unterkief ergelenkdreieck, n . 
 base between the two condylia 
 
 Nasion-wangendreieck, n. base be- 
 tween the two malar points 
 
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Nas 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nat 
 
 Nasion-zitzendreieck, n. base be- 
 tween the apices of the two mas- 
 toid processes 
 Nasion - zwischerkieferdreieck, n. 
 base = breadth of the two inter- 
 maxillary bones 
 Nasion-zygomaxillardreieck, , m . base 
 between the two zj'go-maxillary 
 points 
 Nasociliar- (in compds.), vide Nasen- 
 
 augen- 
 Nasopharyngeal- (in compds. ), vide 
 
 Nasenrachen- 
 Nass, a. wet, moist, humid 
 Nasse, /. wetness, moisture, hu- 
 midity 
 Nassen, v.t. & i. to wet, to moisten ; 
 
 to weep or ooze 
 Nassend, a. weeping, oozing, running 
 Nassende Flechte, /. weeping eczema 
 Nassender Grind, m. scald-head 
 Natracetessigester, m. sodium aceto- 
 
 acetic ether 
 Natrium, n. sodium 
 
 essigsaures — , sodium acetate 
 schwefelsaures — , sodium sul- 
 phate 
 Natrium-acetat, n. sodium acetate 
 Natrium-aluminat, n. sodium alumi- 
 
 nate 
 Natrium-ammoniumphosphat, n. so- 
 dium ammonium phosphate 
 Natrium-benzoat, n . sodium benzoate 
 Natrium-biborat, n. sodium biborate, 
 
 borax 
 Natrium-bicarbonat, n. sodium bi- 
 carbonate 
 Natrium-bisulfat, n. sodium bisul- 
 
 phate 
 Natrium-bisulfitjW. sodium bisulphite 
 Natrium-carbonat, n. sodium carbo- 
 nate 
 Natrium-chlorat, n. sodium chlorate 
 Natrium-chlorid, n. sodium chloride 
 Natrium-goldchlorid, n. sodium gold 
 
 chloride 
 Natrium-hydrat, n. sodium hydrate 
 Natrium-hydroxid, n. sodium hy- 
 droxide, caustic soda 
 Natrium-hyposulfit, n. sodium hy- 
 posulphite or thiosulphate 
 Natrium- jodid, n. sodium iodide 
 Natrium-nitrat, n. sodium nitrate 
 Natrium-nitrit, n. sodium nitrite 
 Natrium-oxyd, n. sodium oxide 
 Natrium-oxydhydrat, n. = -hy- 
 
 droxid 
 Natrium-phosphat, n. sodium phos- 
 phate 
 
 372 
 
 Natrium-salicylat, n. sodium salicy- 
 late 
 Natrium-salze, n.pl. sodium salts 
 Natrium-seife, /. hard soap 
 Natrium-silikat, n. sodium silicate 
 Natrium-suliat, n. sodium sulphate 
 Natrium-sulfid, n. sodium sulphide 
 Natrium- thiosulf at, n. = -hyposulfit 
 Natron, n. soda 
 
 benzoesaures — , sodium ben- 
 zoate 
 borsaures — , sodium borate, 
 
 borax 
 chlorsaures — , sodium chlo- 
 rate 
 doppelkohlensaures — , sodium 
 
 bicarbonate 
 essigsaures — , sodium acetate 
 kieselsaures — , sodium silicate 
 kohlensaures — , sodium carbo- 
 nate 
 phosphorsaures — , sodium phos- 
 phate 
 pyrophosphorsaures — , sodium 
 
 pyrophosphate 
 salicylsaures — , sodium salicy- 
 late 
 salpetersaures — , sodium ni- 
 trate 
 santoninsaures — , sodium san- 
 
 tonate 
 schwefelsaures — , sodium sul- 
 phate 
 schwefiigsaures — , sodium sul- 
 phite 
 unterchlorigsaures — , sodium 
 
 hypochlorite 
 unterschwefligsaures — , so- 
 dium hyposulphite 
 wolframsaures — , sodium tung- 
 state 
 Natron - atzlauge, /. solution of 
 
 caustic soda 
 Natron-hydrat, n. sodium hydrate, 
 
 caustic soda 
 Natron-lauge, /. = -atzlauge 
 Natron-pastillen, f.pl. soda pastilles 
 Natron-salpeter, m. sodium nitrate. 
 
 Chili saltpetre 
 Natron-salz, n. sodium salt 
 Natron-wasserglas, n. sodium sih- 
 cate 
 
 Natron- weinstein, m. sodium tartrate 
 
 Natur, /. nature ; constitution ; dis- 
 position, temper, frame of mind 
 
 Natur-anlage, /. natural disposition, 
 temperament 
 
 Natur-arzt, m. one who treats disease 
 only by dietetics and cold water 
 
Nat 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Neb 
 
 Natur-arztlich, a. relating to a 
 Naturarzt 
 
 Natur-beobachtung, /. study of nature 
 
 Natur - beschreiber, m. writer of 
 natural history 
 
 Natur-fehler, m. natural defect 
 
 Natur-forscher, m. natural philoso- 
 pher, naturalist 
 
 Natur - forschung, /. natural philo- 
 sophy 
 
 Natur-gebrechen, n. natural defect 
 or infirmity 
 
 Natur-gefiihl, n. natural feeling or 
 sensation 
 
 Natur-gemass, a. natural, conform- 
 able to nature 
 
 Natur-geschichte, /. natural history 
 
 Natur-geschichtlich, a. relating to 
 natural history 
 
 Natur-gesetz, n. law of nature, phy- 
 sical law 
 
 Natur-heilanstalt, /. institute for 
 treatment by dietetics and cold 
 water 
 
 Natur-heilkraft, /. natural heaUng 
 power 
 
 Natur-heilkunde, /. the system of 
 treatment by dietetics and cold 
 water 
 
 Natur-heillehre, /. = -heilkunde 
 
 Natur-heilmittel, n. nature's remedy 
 
 Natur-heiltrieb, m. spontaneous cu- 
 rative impulse 
 
 Natur-heilung, /. recovery without 
 treatment, spontaneous cure 
 
 Natur-heilungsprozess, m. process of 
 spontaneous cure 
 
 Natur-heilungsvorgang, m. = -heil- 
 ungsprozess 
 
 Natur-heilverfahren, n. method of 
 treatment by dietetics and cold 
 water 
 
 Natur-hiilf e, /. vis medicatrix naturae 
 
 Natur-kraft, /. power or force of 
 nature 
 
 Natur-lehre, /. natural philosophy ; 
 physics 
 
 Natiirlich, a. natural, innate ; ille- 
 gitimate 
 
 Natur-mensch, m. man in a state of 
 nature 
 
 Natur-spiel, n. lusus naturae 
 
 Natur-sprache, /. natural speech or 
 language 
 
 Natur-trieb, m. instinct 
 
 Natur- widrig, a. contrary to nature, 
 abnormal 
 
 Natur - wissenschaft, /. natural 
 science, natural philosophy 
 
 Natur-wissenschaftlich, a. pertain- 
 ing to natural science 
 Natur-zustand, m. state of nature 
 Naupathie, /. sea-sickness 
 Nearthrose, /. a false or artificial 
 
 joint, new joint 
 Nebel, m. mist, fog ; cloud ; opacity 
 Nebel-fJeck, m. nebula, opacity 
 Nebelig, a. misty, foggy, cloudy 
 Nebel-sehen, n. seeing as through a 
 
 mist, clouded vision 
 Neben- (in compds,), accessory, 
 
 secondary, collateral 
 Neben-ader, /. collateral or accessory 
 
 blood-vessel 
 Neben-arterie, /. accessory, anasto- 
 motic, or collateral artery 
 Neben-ast, m. accessory branch 
 Neben-band, n. accessory ligament 
 Neben-bauchspeicheldruse, /. acces- 
 sory pancreatic gland 
 Neben-behandlung, /. accessory or 
 
 secondary treatment 
 Neben-bestandteil, m. secondary in- 
 gredient 
 Neben-blaschen, n. accessory vesicle 
 Neben-blutader, /. accessory or col- 
 lateral vein 
 Neben-dotter, m. accessory yolk, 
 
 parablast 
 Neben-driise, /. accessory or col- 
 lateral gland 
 Neben-eierstock, m. parovarium 
 Neben-erhabenheit, /. accessory pro- 
 minence 
 Neben-faden, m. accessory fibre or 
 
 filament 
 Neben-falte, /. accessory fold 
 Neben-farbe, /. secondary colour 
 Neben-ilocken, f.pl. accessory floccu- 
 lus (of cerebellum) 
 Neben-fortsatz, m. accessory process 
 Neben-gerausch, n. accessory or 
 
 secondary murmur or sound 
 Neben - gewachs, n. accessory or 
 
 secondary growth 
 Neben-gruppe, /. accessory group 
 Neben-hautchen, n. accessory mem- 
 brane 
 Neben-herz, n. accessory heart 
 Neben-hocker, m. accessory condyle 
 
 or eminence 
 Neben-hoden, m. epididymis 
 Neben-hodenentzundung, /. epididy- 
 mitis 
 Neben-hodenkanal, m. canal of epi- 
 didymis 
 Neben-hodenkopf, m. globus major 
 of epididymis 
 
 373 
 
Neb 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nek 
 
 Neben-hodenkorper, m. body of epi- 
 didymis 
 
 Neben - hodenschwanz, m. globus 
 minor of epididymis 
 
 Neben-hodenschweif, m. = -hoden- 
 schwanz 
 
 Neben-hohle, /. accessory cavity 
 
 Neben-horn, n. accessory cornu ; 
 accessory pes hippocampus 
 
 Neben-kammer, /. auricle (of heart) ; 
 accessory chamber or cavity 
 
 Neben-keim, m. parablast 
 
 Neben-kern, m. accessory nucleus ; 
 accessory (olivary) nucleus 
 
 Neben-krankheit, /. secondary or 
 concurrent disease 
 
 Neben-krempe, /. anti-helix 
 
 Neben - kuchen, m. accessory pla- 
 centa 
 
 Neben-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 
 Neben-leber, /. accessory liver 
 
 Neben-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Neben-leiste, /. accessory ridge ; 
 anti-helix 
 
 Neben-leitungsapparat, m. accessory 
 conducting apparatus 
 
 Neben-milz, /. accessory spleen 
 
 Neben-muskel, m. accessory muscle 
 
 Neben-mutterkuchen, m. = -kuchen 
 
 Neben-nebenhoden, m. parepididy- 
 mis 
 
 Neben-nebenniere, /. accessory su- 
 prarenal capsule 
 
 Neben-nerv, m. accessory nerve 
 
 Nebenniere, /. suprarenal capsule 
 
 Nebennieren-abtragung, /. removal 
 of suprarenal capsule 
 
 Nebennieren-arterie, /. suprarenal 
 artery 
 
 Nebennieren-blutader, /. suprarenal 
 vein 
 
 Nebennieren-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of suprarenal capsule 
 
 Nebennieren-entfernung, /. = -ab- 
 tragung 
 
 Nebennieren-erkrankung, /. supra- 
 renal disease ; Addison's disease 
 
 Nebennieren-geflecht, n. suprarenal 
 plexus 
 
 Nebennieren-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 or enlargement of suprarenal 
 capsule 
 
 Nebennieren-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Nebennieren-schrumpfung, /. atro- 
 phy of suprarenal capsule 
 
 Neben-offnung, /. accessory orifice 
 
 Neben - olive, /. accessorv olivary 
 body 
 
 Neben-oHvenkern, m. accessory oli- 
 vary nucleus 
 
 Neben-organ, n. accessory organ 
 
 Neben -pankreas, m. = ' -bauch- 
 speicheldriise 
 
 Neben-pocken, f.pl. accessory or 
 secondary small-pox 
 
 Neben-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Neben-pyramide, /. accessory lobule 
 of the inferior cerebellar vermi- 
 form process 
 
 Neben-scheibe, /. accessory disc 
 
 Neben-schilddriise, /. accessory thy- 
 roid 
 
 Neben-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Neben-speicheldriise, /. accessory 
 parotid or salivary gland 
 
 Neben-teil, m. accessory part 
 
 Neben - thranenbein, n. accessory 
 lachrjrmal bone 
 
 Neben-trommelfell, n. secondary or 
 accessory membrana tympani 
 
 Neben-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Neben - verletzung, /. secon(Jp.ry or 
 collateral injury 
 
 Neben- windung, /. second convo- 
 luted tubule (of kidney) 
 
 Neben- wirkung, /. secondary or col- 
 lateral effect 
 
 Neben-zweig, m. = -ast 
 
 Neckspielzeug, n. (der Indjaner), 
 Indian puzzle (used in the re- 
 duction of dislocated fingers) 
 
 Necro . . .,vide Nekro . . . 
 
 Negationsdelirium, n. a form of in- 
 sanity in which the existence of 
 objects is denied 
 
 Negative Schwankung, /. negative 
 variation 
 
 Negativismus, m. insane resistance 
 {e.g. to being fed) 
 
 Neidnagel, m. hang-nail 
 
 Neigung, /. inclination, propensity ; 
 version ; declivity 
 
 Neigungsstrom, m. current produced 
 by joining acute and obtuse 
 angles of oblique section across a 
 muscle 
 
 Neigungswinkel, m. angle of inclina- 
 tion 
 
 Neitnagel, m. hang-nail 
 
 Nekro- (in compds.), necro-, post- 
 mortem 
 
 Nekro-biose, /. necrobiosis 
 
 Nekro-biotisch, a. necrobiotic 
 
 Nekro-dermitis, /. cutaneous inflam- 
 mation leading to necrosis 
 
 Nekro-kaustie, /. cremation 
 
 Nekro-manie, /. = -philie 
 
 374 
 
Nek 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ner 
 
 Nekro-phagen, f.pl. scavenger plants, 
 saprophytes 
 
 Nekro-philie, /. coitus with a corpse 
 
 Nekro-phobie, /. morbid horror of 
 dead bodies or of death 
 
 Nekropsie, /. post-mortem exami- 
 nation 
 
 Nekrose, /. necrosis 
 
 Nekro-skopie, /. = - Nekropsie 
 
 Nekro-spermie, /. evacuation of 
 semen containing dead spermato- 
 zoa 
 
 Nekro-tisieren, ii.i. to necrose 
 
 Nekro-tisierend, a. necrotic 
 
 Nekro-tisierung, /. the process of 
 necrosis 
 
 Nekro-tomie, /. post-mortem exami- 
 nation ; sequesltrotomy 
 
 Nelajiane, /. sleeping sickness 
 
 Nelke, /. clove 
 
 Nelken-ol, n. oil of cloves 
 
 Nelken-pfeffer, m. pimento 
 
 Nelken-saure, /. eugenol 
 
 Netnatpden, pi. nematoid worms 
 
 Neoplasie, /. the formation of a 
 neoplasm 
 
 Neoplasma, n. neoplasm 
 
 Nephelium, n. opacity of the cornea ; 
 white spots on naUs ; cloudiness 
 of urine 
 
 Nephralgia, /. renal colic 
 
 Nephratpnie, /. atony of kidneys 
 
 Nephrektomie, /. nephrectomy 
 
 Nephrhaemorrhagie, /. renal hasnaor- 
 rhage 
 
 Nephritisch, a. nephritic 
 
 Nephrocele, w, hernia containing a 
 kidney 
 
 Nephrodisch, a. kidney-like 
 
 Nephrolithotomie, /, removal of 
 renal calculus 
 
 Nephropexie, /. nephropexy 
 
 Nephropyose, /, suppuration of the 
 kidney 
 
 Nephrotpmie, /. nephrotomy 
 
 Ijr.ejphrotyphus, m. typhoid compli- 
 cated by nephritis 
 
 Nephrydrosis, /. hydronephrosis 
 
 Neptunsgurtel, m. Neptune's girdle, 
 the abdominal bandage used in 
 apptying the " wet pack " 
 
 Neroliol, n. oil of orange blossoms 
 
 Nerv, m. nerve 
 
 Nerv- (in compds.), vide Nerven- 
 
 — dreigeteilter, trigeminal rierve 
 
 — herumschweifender, vagus 
 nerve 
 
 — mimischer, facial nerve 
 
 — motPrischer, motor n,erve 
 
 Nerv, sekretorischer, secretory nerve 
 
 — sensibler, afferent nerve of 
 cutaneous sensation 
 
 — sensorischer, sensory nerve 
 
 — sympatischer, sympathetic 
 nerve 
 
 — trophischer, trophic nerve 
 Nerve, /. nerve 
 
 Nerven- (in compds.), nerve-, neuro- 
 Nerven-abschnitt, m. section or part 
 
 of a nerve 
 Nerven-anfall, m. nervous attack 
 Nerven-anreizend, a. nerve-stimu- 
 lating 
 Nerven-arm, a. poorly supplied with 
 
 nerves 
 Nerven-artig, a. nerve-like 
 Nerven-arznei, /. nervine remedy 
 Nerven-arzt, m. specialist in nerve 
 
 diseases 
 Nerven-ast, m. nerve-branch 
 Nerven-atrophie, /. atrophy of a 
 
 nerve 
 Nerven-aufpfropfung, /. nerve-graft- 
 ing 
 Nerven-aufregend, a. nerve-exciting 
 Nerven-aufregung, /. nerve-excita- 
 tion 
 Nerven-ausbreitung, /. nerve distri- 
 bution 
 Nerven-auslosung, /. nerve severing 
 Nerven-ausreissung, /. evulsion of a 
 
 nerve 
 Nerven-aussatz, m. lepra nervorum 
 Nerven-bahn, /. nerve track 
 Nerven-bau, m. nerve structure 
 Nerven-baum, m. nerve tree or ar- 
 
 borification 
 Nerven-belebend, a. nerve reviving 
 Nerven-beschreiber, m. neurologist 
 Nerven-beschreibung, /. neurology 
 Nerven-beschwerde, /. nerve trouble 
 Nerven-bezirk, m. nerve region 
 Nerven-bindegewebe, n. nerve con- 
 nective tissue 
 Nerven-bindegewebsscheide, /. = 
 
 -scheide 
 Nerven-bogen, m. neural arch 
 Nerven-bundel, m. nerve fasciculus 
 Nerven-biischel, m. = -biindel 
 Nerven - centralorgan, n. central 
 
 nerve organ 
 Nerven-centrum, n. nerve centre 
 Nerven-dehnung, /. nerve-stretching 
 Nerven-dicke, /. thickness of nerve 
 Nerven-discission, /. neurotomy 
 Nerven-druck, 'm. pressure by or 
 upon a nerve ; nerve compres- 
 sion 
 
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Ner 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ner 
 
 Nerven-driicken, n. = -druck 
 
 Nerven-druse, /. "nerve gland," 
 name given by Remak to supra- 
 renal capsule 
 
 Nerven - durchschneidung, /. neu- 
 rotomy 
 
 Nerven-durchtrennung, /. = -durch- 
 schneidung 
 
 Nerven-einiluss, m. nerve influence 
 
 Nerven-einrichtung, /. arrangement 
 of nerves 
 
 Nerven-elektricitat, /, . nerve elec- 
 tricity 
 
 Nerven-elongation, /. = -dehnung 
 
 Nerven-end, n. nerve-ending or -ter- 
 mination 
 
 Nerven-endaufsplitterung, /. nerve- 
 end arborification 
 
 Nerven-endausbreitung, /. nerve-end 
 distribution 
 
 Nerven - endhtigel, m. motorial end- 
 plate 
 
 Nerven-endigung, /. = -end 
 
 Nerven-endknospe, /. terminal nerve- 
 bulb 
 
 Nerven-endkolben, m.pl. end-bulbs 
 of Krause 
 
 Nerven-endplatte, /. terminal nerve- 
 plate 
 
 Nerven-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 nerve 
 
 Nerven-entziindung, /. neuritis 
 
 Nerven-erkrankung, /. nerve disease 
 
 Nerven-erregbarkeit, /. nerve excita- 
 bility 
 
 Nerven-erregung, /. nerve stimula- 
 tion, nerve excitation 
 
 Nervenerregungsvorgang, m. process 
 of nerve excitation 
 
 Nerven-erscheinung, /. nerve pheno- 
 menon 
 
 Nerven-erschiitterung, /. nerve con- 
 cussion 
 
 Nerven-erweichung, /. softening of 
 nerve 
 
 Nerven - essenz, /. nerve essence, 
 name of a patent medicine 
 
 Nerven-evolution, /. -extraktion, /. 
 nerve-roUing (Thiersch) 
 
 Nerven-excision, /. neurectomy 
 
 Nerven-fadchen, n. = -faser 
 
 Nerven-faden, m. = -faser 
 
 Nerven-faser, /. nerve fibre, nerve 
 filament 
 
 Nerven-faserbiindel, m. fasciculus of 
 nerve fibres 
 
 Nerven-faserchen, n. = -faser 
 
 Nerven-faserendaufsplitterung, /. ar- 
 borification of ends of nerve fibres 
 
 376 
 
 Nerven-faserkreuzung, /. decussa- 
 tion of nerve fibres 
 Nerven-faserlahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 nerve fibres 
 Nerven-fasernetz, n. reticulum of 
 
 nerve fibres 
 Nerven-faserneubildung, /. new for- 
 mation of nerve fibres 
 Nerven-faserschicht, /. layer of nerve 
 
 fibres 
 Nerven - faserzerfall, m. brealdng 
 
 down of nerve fibres 
 Nerven-fett, n. nerve fat 
 Nerven-fibrille, /. nerve fibre 
 Nerven-fieber, n. nervous fever 
 Nerven-filz, m. dendritic or synap- 
 
 sial plexus 
 Nerven-fortsatz, m. nerve process 
 Nerven-freilegung, /. laying bare of a 
 
 nerve 
 Nerven-furche, /. furrow or groove 
 
 for a nerve 
 Nerven-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Nerven-geflecht, n. nerve plexus 
 Nerven-gefiige, n. = -bau 
 Nerven-gegend, /. nerve region 
 Nerven-geschwulst, /. neuroma 
 Nerven-gewebe, n. nerve tissue 
 Nerven-geweih, n. Kiihne's end- 
 plate 
 Nerven-gift, n. nerve poison 
 Nerven-gitter, n. network of nerve 
 
 fibres 
 Nerven-grenzstrang, m. sympathetic 
 
 nerve chain 
 Nerven-haut, /. neurilemma 
 Nerven-heilkunde, /. nerve thera- 
 peutics 
 Nerven-heilmittel, n. nervin? remedy 
 Nerven-herabstimmung, /. n'jrvous 
 
 depression 
 Nerven-herd, m. = -centrum 
 Nerven-hohle, /. primary nerve 
 
 cavity 
 Nerven-hiigel, m. nerve-ganglion 
 Nerven-hiille, /. nerve-sheath, neuri- 
 lemma 
 Nerven-kanalbohrer, m. dental nerve 
 
 drill 
 Nerven-kern, m. nerve origin nu- 
 cleus 
 Nerven-kitt, m. neuroglia 
 Nerven-kittsubstanz, /. = -kitt 
 Nerven -knauel, m. nerve glomerule 
 Nerven-knospe, /. nerve bud 
 Nerven-knoten, m. nerve ganglion 
 Nerven-knotig, a. ganglionic 
 Nerven-kompression, /. compressiop 
 of a nerve ' > ' 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ner 
 
 Nerven-kopfschmerz, m. nervous 
 
 headache 
 Nerven-korper, m. ganglionic nerve- 
 ' cells (Arndt) 
 
 Nerven-korperchen, n. nerve cor- 
 puscle 
 Nerven-kraft, /. nerve force 
 Nerven-kraftelexir, n. name of pa- 
 tent medicine 
 Nerven-kraftig, a. possessing nerve 
 
 strength 
 Nerven-kraftigkeit, /. = -kraft 
 Nerven-krank, a. suffering from the 
 
 nerves, neuropathic 
 Nerven-kranke, m. & f. a sufferer 
 
 from the nerves 
 Nerven-krankheit, /. nerve disease, 
 
 neuropathy, neurosis 
 Nerven-krankheitenlehre, /. neuro- 
 pathology 
 Nerven-krebs, m. cancer of a nerve 
 Nerven-kreislauf, w. circulation of 
 
 nervous energy (Rosenback) 
 Nerven-kreuzung, /. decussation of 
 
 nerves 
 Nerven-kristall, m. menthol crystal 
 
 or point 
 Nerven-kugel, /. == -knoten 
 Nerven-kunde, f. neurology 
 Nerven-kundlich, a. neurological 
 Nerven-lahmung, /. neuroparalysis 
 Nerven-langsschnitt, m. longitudinal 
 
 section of nerve 
 Nerven-lauf, m. course of nerve 
 Nerven-leben, n. nerve-life 
 Nerven-Iehre, /. neurology 
 Nerven-Ieiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Nerven-leidende, m. & f. ^ -kranke 
 Nerven-leiste, /. embryonic neural 
 
 crest or ridge 
 Nerven-leitung, /. nerve conduction 
 Nerven-leitungsunterbrechung, /. in- 
 terruption of nerve conduction 
 Nerven-leitungsvermogen, n. capa- 
 bility of nerve conduction 
 Nerven-lepra, /. nerve leprosy 
 Nerven-Ios, a. nerveless 
 Nerven-losigkeit, /. absence of nerve 
 Nerven-mark, n. nerve medulla 
 Nerven-markerkrankung, /. disease 
 
 of nerve medulla 
 Nerven-masse, /. nerve substance 
 Nerven-mittel, n. nervine remedy 
 Nerven-naevus, m. nasvus of nerve 
 
 distribution 
 Nerven-naht, /. suture of a nerve 
 Nerven-narbe, /. nerve scar 
 Nerven-netz, n. reticulum of nerve 
 fibres ; nerve plexus 
 
 Nerven-paar, n. pair of nerves 
 Nerven - paarung, /. division of 
 
 nerves in pairs 
 Nerven-papifle, /. nerve papilla 
 Nerven - plastik, f. neuroplasty, 
 
 plastic surgery of nerves 
 Nerven-primitivfaser, /. primitive 
 
 nerve fibre 
 Nerven-prozess, m. nerve-process 
 Nerven-querschnitt, m. transverse 
 
 section of nerve 
 Nerven-quetschung, /. contusion of a 
 
 nerve 
 Nerven-reflex, m. nerve reflex 
 Nerven-reich, a. richly supplied 
 
 with nerves 
 Nerven-reiz, m. nerve irritant, nerve 
 
 stimulus 
 Nerven-reizbarkeit, /. nerve irrita- 
 bility 
 Nerven-reizmittel, n. a nervine ex- 
 citant, nerve stimulus 
 Nerven-reizung, /. nerve irritation 
 Nerven-resektion, /. resection of a 
 
 nerve 
 Nerven-ring, m. a ring or fillet of 
 
 nerve fibres 
 Nerven-rohre, /. nerve fibre 
 Nerven-salbe, /. compound ointment 
 
 of rosemary, Ph. G. 
 Nerven-salz, n. " nerve salt," a 
 
 patent medicine 
 Nerven-scheide, /. nerve sheath, 
 
 neurilemma 
 Nerven-scheidenzelle, /. cell of nerve 
 
 sheath 
 Nerven-schicht, /. nerve layer 
 Nerven-schlag, m. apoplexy 
 Nerven-schlagfluss, m. = -schlag 
 Nerven-schlinge, /. nerve-loop 
 Nerven-schmerz, m. neuralgia, nerve 
 
 pain 
 Nerven-schnitt, m. neurotomy 
 Nerven-schwach, a. neurasthenic, 
 
 nervous 
 Nerven-schwache, w. & /. a neuras- 
 thenic subject 
 Nerven-schwache, /. neurasthenia, 
 
 nerve debility, nervousness 
 Nerven-schwachung, /. weakening 
 
 of the nervous system 
 Nerven-shok, m. nervous shock 
 Nerven-sinnesblatt, n. ectoderm 
 Nerven-spannend, a. = -starkend 
 Nerven - spannung, /. nerve toni- 
 city 
 Nerven-spezialist, m. specialist in 
 
 nerve diseases 
 Nerven-stamm, m. nerve trunk 
 
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 Net 
 
 Nerven-stammschwellung,/. enlarge- 
 ment or swelling of liefve trunk 
 Nerven-starkend, a. nervine 
 Nerven-starkung, /. tlie strengthen- 
 ing of the nerves 
 Nerven-starkungsmittel, n. nervine 
 
 tonic 
 Nerven-stich, m. nerve puncture 
 Nerven-stimmung, /. nervous equili- 
 brium 
 Nerven-storung, /. nerve disturbance 
 Nerven-strang, m. fasciculus of 
 
 nerves 
 Nerven-strom, m. nerve current 
 Nerven-stumpf, m. nerve stijmp 
 Nerven-substanz, /. = -masse 
 Nerven-system, n. nervous system 
 Nerven-systemuberreizung, /. over- 
 excitement of nervous system 
 Nerven-thatigkeit, /. nerve function 
 Nerven-tube, /. nerve fibre 
 Nerven-iibel, n. = -krankheit 
 Nerven - iiberreizung, /. excessive 
 
 nervous excitement or irritation 
 Nerven-umstimmung, /. disturbance 
 
 of nervous equiUbrium 
 Nerven-ursprung, m. origin of nerve 
 Nerven-veranderung, /. nerve change 
 Nerven-verastelung, /. ramification 
 
 of nerves 
 Nerven-verbindfing, /. nerve connec- 
 tion or junction 
 Nerven-verbreitung, /. nerve distri- 
 bution 
 Nerven-verlauf, m. course of a nerve 
 Nerven-verletzung, /. injury to a 
 
 nerve 
 Nerven-verstimmung, /. nerve atony 
 Nerven- verzweigung, /. = -verastel- 
 
 ung 
 Nerven-warzchen, n. = -papille 
 Nerven- warze, /. = -papille 
 Nerven-weh, n. — -schmerz 
 Nerven-werk, n. = -system 
 Nerven- wunde, f. wound of a nerve 
 Nerven-wurzel, /. nerve-root 
 Nerven-wiirzelcheh, n. = -wurzel 
 Nerven-wurzelentartung, /. degener- 
 ation of nerve-root 
 Nerven-zelle, /. nerve-cell 
 Nerven-zellenfortsatz, m. nerve-cell 
 
 process 
 Nerven-zellenlage,/. nerve-cell layer ; 
 
 ganglionic cell layer 
 Nerven - zellensaule, /. nerve-cell 
 
 column 
 Nerven-zellenschicht,/. = -zellenlage 
 Nerven-zergliederung, /. nerve dis- 
 section 
 
 Nerven-zerriittung, /• shatterjlfig .of 
 
 the nerves 
 Nerven-zerschneidung, /. incision of 
 
 a nerve 
 Nerven-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 
 a nerve 
 Nerven-zittern, n. nervous twitch- 
 ing or tremor 
 Nerven-zuckung, /. nerve spasm or 
 
 convulsion 
 Nerven - zuckungsgesetz, n. law of 
 
 nerve spasm 
 Nerven-zufall, m. nervous attack 
 Nerven-zusammenziehung, /. cpn- 
 
 traction of a nerve 
 Nerven-zweig, m. nerve branch 
 Nervig, a. nervous ; sinewy 
 Nervinum, n. a nerve tonic 
 Nervmuskelpraparat, n, nerve- 
 muscle preparation 
 Nervos, a. relating to the nerves ; 
 
 suffering from nerves, nervoj^s 
 Nervosismus, m. = Nervositat 
 Nervosi^St, /. neurasthenia, nerve 
 
 debility, nervousness 
 Nervotabes, /. pseudotabes 
 Nessel, /. nettle 
 Nessel - ausschlag, m. urticaria, 
 
 nettle-rash 
 Nessel-binde, /. muslin bandage 
 Nessel-fieber, n. urticaria with high 
 
 temperature 
 Nessel-friesel, nt. urticaria papulosa 
 Nessel-krankheit, /. urticaria 
 Nessel-mal, n. w^eal of urticaria 
 Nessel-quaddel, /. = -mal 
 Nessel-sucht, /. = -ausscnlag 
 Nessel-tuch, n. nettle-cloth ; muslin 
 Nest, n. nest ; nidus avis 
 Nesterbildung, /. formation of nest 
 Netz, n. net, reticulum, rete ; omen- 
 tum ; plexus 
 Netz- (in compds.), omental, rete- 
 Netz-ader, /. omental bipod- vessel 
 Netz-ahnlich, a. reticular ; plexi- 
 
 form 
 Netz-arterie, /. omental artery 
 Netz-artjg, a. = -ahnlich 
 Netz-beutel, n. bursa omentalis, sac 
 
 of peritoneum 
 Netz-blatt, n. omental layer 
 Netz-blutader, /. omental vein 
 Netz-bruch, m. omental hernia 
 Netz-chen, n. a small net, reticulum 
 Netz-darmbruch, m. entero-epiplo- 
 
 cele 
 Netz-darmhodensackbriich, m. scro- 
 tal hernia of omentum and inr 
 testine 
 
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Net 
 
 Of MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Neu 
 
 Netz-entziindung, /. inflanrtmation of 
 
 omentum 
 Netz-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Netz-gefass, n. omental vessel 
 Netz-geriist, n- retjcular framework, 
 
 network 
 Netz-geschwulst, /. omental tumour 
 Netzhaut, /. retina ; — des Ohres, 
 reticular membrane of the organ 
 of Corti 
 Netzhaut- (in compds.), retinal 
 Netzhaut-abhebung, /. detachment 
 
 of retina 
 Netzhaut-ablosung, /. = -abhebung 
 Netzhaut-ader, /. retinal blood-vessel 
 Netzhaut-arterie, /. retinal artery, 
 
 arteria centralis retinae 
 Netzhaut-bild, n. image formed in 
 
 the retina 
 Netzhaiit-blutader, /. retinal vein 
 Netzhaut-blutung, f. retinal haemor- 
 rhage 
 Netzhaut-centralarterie, /. arteria 
 
 centralis retinae 
 Netzhaut-ebene, /. retinal plane 
 Netzhaut-eindruck, m. retinal im- 
 pression 
 Netzhaut-entartung, /. degeneration 
 
 of retiiia 
 Netzhaut-entzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of retina 
 Netzhaut-erregung, /. retinal stimu- 
 lation 
 Netzhaut-erweichung, /. softening of 
 
 retina 
 Netzhaut-gefass, n. retinal vessel 
 Netzhaut-gefasswand, /. wall of 
 
 retinal vessel 
 Netzhaut-gliom, n. glioma of retina 
 Netzhaut-griibchen, n. fovea cen- 
 tralis retinae 
 Netzhaut-horizont, m. central hori- 
 zontal line of demarcation 
 Netzhaut-inkogruenz, /. incongruity 
 
 of the retinae 
 Netzhaut - lahmung, /. retinal para- 
 lysis 
 Netzhaut-neryenfaser, /. nerve fibre 
 
 of retina 
 Netzhaut-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Netzhaut - punkt, m. (identischer), 
 
 corresponding retinal point 
 Netzhaut-schichte, /. retinal layer 
 Netzhaut-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Netzhaut-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 
 retina 
 Netzhaut - spalte, /. coloboma or 
 
 cleft of the retina 
 Netzhaut-spaltyng, /. = -spalte 
 
 Netzhaut-stabchen, n.pl. rods of 
 
 retina 
 Netzhaut-trubung, f. opacity of retina 
 Netzjiaut-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Netzhaut - veranderung, /. retinal 
 
 change 
 Netzhaut-zapfen, m. cones of retina 
 Netz-knorpel, m. fibrous or reticular 
 
 cartilage 
 Netz-leistenbruch, m. inguinal hernia 
 
 containing omentum 
 Netz-magen, m. second stomach of 
 
 ruminants 
 Netz-nabelbruch, m. omental um- 
 bilical hernia 
 Netz-nerv, m. omental nerve 
 Netz-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Netz-sack, m. sac of lesser omentum 
 Netz - schenkelbruch, m. Omental 
 
 femoral hernia 
 Netz-schlagader, /. = -pulsader 
 Netz-sehen, n. reticular vision 
 Netz-strang, m. omental cord 
 Netz-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Netz-vefwachsung, ./. adhesion of 
 
 omentum 
 Netz-vorfall, m. protrusion or escape 
 
 of omentum 
 Netz-werk, n. reticular framework, 
 
 network 
 Netz-zelle, /. reticular cell 
 Netz-zellensarkom, n. reticular sar- 
 coma 
 Netz-zerreissung, /. laceration of 
 
 omentum 
 Neu, a. new, fresh, recent 
 Neu-bildung, /. new-growth, new 
 
 formation, neoplasm ; tumour 
 Neu-bildungsvorgang, /. process of 
 
 new-growth 
 Neu-entbundene, /. newly delivered 
 
 woman 
 Neu-erzeugung, /. re-formation, re 
 
 production 
 Neu-gebilde, n. = -bildung 
 Neu-gebildet, a. neoplastic 
 Neu-geboren, a. newly born 
 Neu-geborene, m. &f. new-born child 
 Neu-gewachsen, a. newly grown 
 Neu-ledergerausch, n. creaking sound 
 
 as of new leather 
 Neuntagig, a. every nine days 
 Neuorleansfieber, n. New Orleans 
 
 fever 
 Neuralgie, /. neuralgia 
 Neuralgisch, a. neuralgic 
 Neuralgisches Geschvvur, n. painful 
 
 ulcer 
 Neuralisch, a. neural 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nie 
 
 Neuramie, /. = Neurasthenie 
 Neurapophyse, /. neurapophysis 
 Neurasthenie, /. neurasthenia 
 Neurasthenisch, a. neurasthenic 
 Neuratodermatosen, f.pl. cutaneous 
 
 neuroses 
 Neuraxon, n. axis-cylinder process 
 Neurektomie, /. neurectomy 
 Neurexairese, /. nerve-rolling 
 
 (Thiersch) 
 Neurilem, n. neurilemma 
 Neuripilem, n. plexus of nerve- 
 fibrils 
 Neurit, n. nerve process 
 Neuritikum, n. a nerve remedy 
 Neuritisch, a. neurotic 
 Neuro- (in compds.), neuro-, nerve- 
 Neuro-cyte, /. nerve-cell 
 Neuro-dermatosen, f.pl. neuroses of 
 
 the skin 
 Neuro - dermitis, /. circumscribed 
 
 dermatitis of nervous origin 
 Neuro-diktyitis, /. neuroretinitis 
 Neuro-dynie, /. nerve-pain, neuro- 
 dynia 
 Neuro-epitheliom, n. glioma of retina 
 Neuro-epithelschicht, /. epithelial 
 
 layer of retina 
 Neuro-fibrom, n. neurofibroma 
 Neuro-glie, /. neuroglia 
 Neuro-glieschicht, /. molecular cor- 
 tical layer / 
 Neuro-graphie, /. neurography 
 Neuro-kinet, n. apparatus for me- 
 chanical stimulation of nerves 
 Neuro-logie, /. neurology 
 Neuro-logisch, a. neurological 
 Neuro-lyse, /. loosening of a nerve 
 
 from its envelopes 
 Neuro-muskelzelle, /. cell-forming 
 
 nerve and muscle 
 Neuro-m3n{om, n. neuromyxoma 
 Neuro-paralytische Entziindung, /. 
 
 trophic inflammation 
 Neuro-pathie, /. neuropathy 
 Neuro-pathiker, m. a neuropathic 
 
 subject 
 Neuro-pathisch, a. neuropathic 
 Neuro-pathologie, /. neuropathology 
 Neuro-phonie, /. cry produced by 
 
 respiratory spasm 
 Neuro-pilem, n. synapsial feltwork 
 Neuro-plastik, /. plastic operation on 
 
 nerve 
 Neuro-psychosen, f.pl. neuroses with 
 
 psychical symptoms 
 Neuro-retinitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 optic nerve and retina 
 Neuro-se, /. neurosis 
 
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 Neuro-tabes, /. pseudotabes 
 Neuro-ticum n. a nerve stimulan*- 
 Neuro-tisch, a. neurotic 
 Neuro-tomie, /. neurotomy 
 Neuro-tonie, /. nerve stretching 
 Neu-silber, n. German silver 
 Neutral, a. neutral 
 Neutral-fett, n. neutral fat 
 Neutralisation, /. neutralisation 
 Neutralisations-analyse, /. analysis 
 by neutralisation ; alkalimetry, 
 acidimetry 
 Neutralisations-warme, /. heat of 
 
 neutralisation 
 Neutralisieren, v.t. to neutralise 
 Neutralisierung, /. neutralisation 
 Neutralitatszone, /. neutral zone 
 Neutral-salz, n. neutral salt 
 Nicht- (in compds.), non-, not 
 Nicht-ansteckend, a. non-contagious, 
 
 non-infectious 
 Nicht-leiter, n. non-conductor, insu- 
 lator 
 Nicht-nahrend, a. non-nutritious 
 Nicht-reduzierbar, a. irreducible 
 Nicht-iiberimpfbar, a. non-transfer- 
 able by inoculation 
 Nicht-iiberimpfbarkeit, /. non-trans- 
 
 ferability by inoculation 
 Nicht-zeugung, /. sterility 
 Nick-bewegung, /. nodding move- 
 ment 
 Nickel, n. nickel 
 
 Nickel-bromur, n. nickel bromide 
 Nickel-chlorur, n. nickel chloride 
 Nickel-sulfat, n. nickel sulphate 
 Nicken, v.i. to nod 
 Nicken, n. nodding, nictitation 
 Nick-haut, /. nictitating membrane 
 Nick-krampf, m. spasmus nutans, 
 
 nodding spasm 
 Nicotinismus, m. tobacco poisoning 
 Nieder, a. low, nether, secondary 
 Nieder-driicken, v.t. to press down, 
 
 to depress 
 Nieder - druckend, a. depressing, 
 
 lowering 
 Nieder-driicker, m. depressor 
 Nieder- druckung, /. depression 
 Niedere Chirurgie, /. minor surgery 
 Nieder-gedruckt, a. depressed 
 Nieder-geschlagen, a. down-cast, de- 
 pressed 
 Nieder-kommen, v.i. to be delivered, 
 
 to lie in 
 Nieder-kunft, /. delivery, labour 
 Nieder-schlag, m. deposit, sediment ; 
 
 precipitate ; precipitation 
 Nieder-schlagbar, a. precipitable 
 
Nie 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Nie 
 
 Nieder-schlagen, v.tr- & refl. to pre- 
 cipitate, to form a sediment 
 Nieder-schlagend, a. precipitant ; 
 
 sedative, quieting, depressant 
 Nieder-schlagenheit, /. prostration, 
 
 depression 
 Nieder-schlagmembran, /. film 
 
 formed by precipitation 
 Nieder-schlagung, /. precipitation 
 Nieder-zieher, m. depressor 
 Nieder-ziehung, /. depression 
 Niedhaken, m. = Niednagel 
 Niednagel, m. hang-naU 
 Niere, /. kidney 
 
 Nieren- (in compds.), renal, nephro- 
 Nieren-abscess, m. renal abscess 
 Nieren-absonderung, /. renal secre- 
 tion, renal excretion 
 Nieren-adenom, n. adenoma of kid- 
 ney 
 Nieren-ader, /. renal vessel 
 Nieren-affektion, /. renal affection 
 Nieren-anlage, /. rudiment of kidney 
 Nieren-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-arterie, /. renal artery 
 Nieren-artig, a. renal, kidney-like 
 Nieren-atrophie, /. renal atrophy 
 Nieren -becher, m. calyx of kidney 
 Nierenbecken, n. pelvis of kidney 
 Nierenbecken-bauchfistel, /. reno- 
 
 pelvic-abdominal fistula 
 Nierenbecken-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of pelvis of kidney 
 Nierenbecken-erweiterung, /. disten- 
 sion or dilatation of pelvis of 
 kidney (hydronephrosis) 
 Nierenbecken-fistel, /. fistula of pel- 
 vis of kidney 
 Nierenbecken-schleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of pelvis of kid- 
 . ney 
 Nierenbecken-stein, m. calculus in 
 
 pelvis of kidney 
 Nierenbecken-verengung, /. narrow- 
 ing or contraction of pelvis of 
 kidney 
 Nierenbecken-wassersucht, /. hydro- 
 nephrosis 
 Nieren-beschreibung, /. description 
 
 of kidneys 
 Nieren-beschwerde, /. renal trouble 
 
 or affection 
 Nieren-beweglichkeit, /. mobility of 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-bezirk, m. renal region 
 Nieren -blut, n. blood contained in 
 
 the kidneys 
 Nieren-blutader, /. renal vein 
 
 Nieren-blutung, /. renal haemor- 
 rhage, hsematuria of renal origin 
 Nieren-bruch, m. hernia of kidney 
 Nieren-cirrhose, /. cirrhosis of kid- 
 ney 
 Nieren-cyste, /. renal cyst 
 Nieren-defekt, m. renal malforma- 
 tion or deficiency 
 Nieren-driise, /. renal gland 
 Nieren-einschnitt, m. hilum of kid- 
 ney 
 Nieren-eiterung, /. renal suppura- 
 tion or abscess 
 Nieren-embolie, /. renal embolism 
 Nieren-entartung, /. degeneration of 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-entfernung, /. removal of 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren - entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of kidney 
 Nieren-entziindung, /. nephritis 
 Nieren-erkrankung, /. renal disease 
 Nieren-erweichung, /. softening of 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-fett, n. fat surrounding kid- 
 ney 
 Nieren-fistel, /. renal fistula 
 Nieren-flache, /. surface of kidney 
 Nieren-formig, a. reniform, kidney- 
 shaped 
 Nieren-gang, m. primary tubular 
 organ from which kidney is de- 
 veloped 
 Nieren-gefass, n. renal vessel 
 Nieren-gefassknauel, m. renal glo- 
 merulus 
 Nieren - gefassverstopfung, /. plug- 
 ging of renal vessel 
 Nieren-geflecht, n. renal plexus 
 Nieren-gegend, /. renal region 
 Nieren-geschwulst, /. renal swelling 
 
 or tumour 
 Nieren-geschwiir, n. renal ulcer 
 Nieren-gewebe, n. renal tissue 
 Nieren-gewebehaargefass, n. capil- 
 lary vessel of renal tissue 
 Nieren-gewicht, n. weight of kidney 
 Nieren-gries, m. renal gravel 
 Nieren-grosse, /. size of kidney 
 Nieren-haut, /. renal capsule 
 Nieren-infarkt, m. renal infarct 
 Nieren - kanalchen, n. uriniferous 
 
 tubule 
 Nieren-kapsel, /. renal capsule 
 Nieren-kegel, m. renal pyramid 
 Nieren-kelch, m. calyx of kidney 
 Nieren-kelchentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of calyx of kidney 
 Nieren-kern, m. = -knauel 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mie 
 
 Nieren-knaUel, m. glomerulus of 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-kolik, /. renal colic 
 Nieren-kortikalsubstanz, /. cortical 
 
 substance of kidney 
 Nieren-krank, a. suffering from 
 
 renal disease 
 Nieren-kranke, m. & /. a subject of 
 
 renal disease 
 Niereri-krankheit, /. kidney disease 
 Nieren-krebs, m. renal cancer 
 Nieren-kyste, /. = -cyste 
 Nieren-lage, /. position of kidney 
 Nieren-lahmung, /. renal paralysis 
 Nieren-lappchen, n. renal lobule 
 Nieren-lappen, m. renal lobe 
 Nieren-lappung, /. renal lobulation 
 Nieren-lehre, /. nephrology 
 Nieren-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Nieren-lendenfistel, /. renal fistula 
 
 in the loins 
 Nieren-mark, n. medullary sub- 
 stance of kidney 
 Nieren-marksubstanz, /. = -mark 
 Nieren-mittel, n. renal remedy 
 Nieren-nerv, m. renal nerve 
 Nieren-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Nieren-papille, /. renal papilla 
 Nieren - pfortader, /. renal - portal 
 
 vein 
 Nieren-pfortadersystetn, n. renal- 
 portal system 
 Nieren-pforte, /. hilus of kidney 
 Nieren-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Niereri-pyramide, /. renal pyramid 
 Nieren-reizend, a. irritating the kid- 
 ney 
 Nieren-reizung, /. irritation of the 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-rinde, /. cortex of kidney 
 Nieren-rindenflache, /. surface of 
 
 cortex of kidney 
 Nieren - rindensubstanz, /. cortical 
 
 substance of kidney 
 Nieren-sand, m. = -gries 
 Nieren-sarkom, n. renal sarcoma 
 Nieren-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Nieren-schleirnhaut, /. renal mucous 
 
 membrane 
 Nieren-schmerz, m. renal pain or 
 
 colic 
 Nieren-schnitt, m. nephrotomy 
 Nieren-schrumpfung, /. contracted 
 
 kidney 
 Nieren-schwache, /. renal weakness 
 
 or inadequacy 
 Nieren-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 
 lung 
 Nieren-schwund, m. = -atrophie 
 
 Nieren - sklerose, /. grauular con- 
 tracted kidney 
 
 Nieren-spalte, /. hilus of kidney 
 
 Nieren-stein, m. renal calculus 
 
 Nieren-steinbildung, /. formation of 
 renal calculus 
 
 Nieren-steinchen, n. small renal cal- 
 culus 
 
 Nieren - steinkolik, /, renal coiic 
 caused by calculus 
 
 Nieren-steinkrankheit, /. calculus 
 affection of kidney 
 
 Nieren-steinleiden, n. = -steinkrank- 
 heit 
 
 Nieren-steinleidende, m. a sufferer 
 from renal calculus 
 
 Nieren - steinschnitt, m. nephroii- 
 thotomy 
 
 Niereh-silbstahz, /. renal "substance 
 
 Nieren-thatigkeit, /. renal function 
 
 Nieren-trichter, m. funnel-shaped 
 opening in the surface of the 
 amphibian kidney 
 
 Nieren-tuberkulose, /. renal tubercu- 
 losis 
 
 Nieren-tumor, w. = -geschwulst 
 
 Nieren-umgebung, /. neighbourhood 
 of kidney 
 
 Nieren-vene, /. renal vein 
 
 Nieren-venenverengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of renal veins 
 
 Nieren-venenverschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of renal veins 
 
 Nieren-veranderung, /. renal change 
 
 Nieren-vereiterung, /. = -eiteruhg 
 
 Nieren-verfettung, /. fatty degeneira- 
 tion of kidney 
 
 Nieren-vergrosserung, /. enlarge- 
 ment or hypertrophy of kidney 
 
 Nieren-Verhartung, /. induration of 
 kidney 
 
 Nieren-verkleinerung, /. = -atrophie 
 
 Nieren -verletzung, /. renal injury 
 
 Nieren-verodung, /. destruction or 
 obliteration of kidney 
 
 Nieren-verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 bf kidney 
 
 Nieren-verstopfung, /. renal obstruc- 
 tion 
 
 Nieren-warzcHen, n. = -papilla 
 
 Nieren- warze, /. = -papille 
 
 Nieren- wassersucht, /. hydronephro- 
 sis 
 
 Nieren- wunde, /. wound of kidney 
 
 Nieren-zelle, /. renal cell 
 
 Niese- (in compds.), relating to 
 sneezing 
 
 Niese-bewegung, /. movement of 
 sneezing 
 
 382 
 
Nie 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Nub 
 
 Niese-fieber, n. hay-fever 
 Niese-mittel, n. sternutatory 
 Niesen, v.i. to sneeze 
 Niesen, n. the act of sneezing 
 Niesen-erregend, a. sternutatory, 
 
 causing sneezing 
 Nies-kitzel, m. tickling sensation in 
 
 nose 
 Nies-krampf, m. spasmodic sneezing 
 Nies-mittel, n. sternutatory 
 Nies-pulver, n. sternutatory powder 
 Nies-wurz, /. (griine), root of green 
 
 hellebore 
 Nies-wurz, /. (weisse), root of white 
 
 hellebore 
 Nies-wurztinktur, /. Tinctura helle- 
 
 bori viridis. Ph. G. 
 Nietnagel, m. hang-nail 
 Nigrismus, m. dark pigmentation ; 
 
 melanodermia 
 Nigrities, /. = Nigrismus 
 Niktitation, /. blinking ; blepharo- 
 spasm 
 Nilbeule, /. kind of Aleppo boil 
 Nilhitze, /. prickly heat 
 Nilkratze, /. = Nilhitze 
 Niobsaure, /. niobic acid 
 Nissen, f.pl. nits 
 Nitrieren, v.t. to nitrify 
 Nitrobacterien, pi. nitrifying bac- 
 teria 
 Nitrokorper, pi. bodies containing 
 
 the NO2 group 
 Nitroleum, n. nitroglycerine 
 Noctambulismus, m. somnambulism 
 Nodositat, /. nodosity 
 Nodulodermitis, /. dermatitis leading 
 
 to the formation of nodules 
 Nodus, m. node 
 
 Noktambulismus, m. somnambulism 
 
 Nona, /. a mysterious epidemic 
 
 disease, with fatal coma, which 
 
 appeared in North Italy in 1890 
 
 Nonnengerausch, n. venous hum or 
 
 murmur 
 Nonnensausen, n. = Nonnenger- 
 ausch 
 Normal, a. normal, standard 
 Norma^-distanz, /. standard distance 
 Normal-heilung, /. natural or normal 
 
 recovery 
 Normal - losung, /. standard solu- 
 tion 
 Normal-schadel, m. normal skull 
 Normal-serum, n. standard serum 
 Normal-sichtig, a. emmetropic 
 Normal-sichtigkeit, /. emmetropia 
 Normal-atellung, f. normal attitude 
 or position 
 
 Nosencephalus, m. monster with de- 
 fective fronto-parietal region and 
 rudimentary brain 
 
 Noso- (in compds.), relating to 
 disease, noso- 
 
 Noso-dochium, n. a hospital 
 
 Noso-genie, /. nosogeny, origin of 
 disease 
 
 Noso-geographie, /. the geography 
 and climatology of disease 
 
 Noso - graphic, /. description of 
 disease 
 
 Noso-graphisch, a. nosographical 
 
 Noso-komial, a. nosocomial ; vide 
 for compds. Hospital- 
 
 Noso-komialisch, a. = -komial 
 
 Noso-komie, /. care of the sick 
 
 Noso-komium, n. a hospital 
 
 Noso-logie, /. nosology 
 
 Noso-logisch, a. nosological 
 
 Noso-manie, /. hypochondria with 
 morbid belief that one is ill 
 
 Noso-nomie, /. nosonomy, doctrine 
 of the laws of disease 
 
 Noso - parasiten, pi. microbes in- 
 vading the body as the result of 
 disease 
 
 Noso-phobie, /. = -manie 
 
 Noso-phlhorie, /. the cure of disease 
 
 Nostalgic, /. home-sickness 
 
 Nostalgisch, a. home-sick, nostalgic 
 
 Nostomanic, /. excessive nostalgia 
 
 Not, /. need ; labour 
 
 Notalgic, /. pain in back 
 
 Notenccphalus, m. monster in which 
 the brain protrudes through a gap 
 in the occipital region 
 
 Notimpfung, /. vaccination rendered 
 necessary in face of an epidemic 
 
 Notmastapparat, m. jury-mast appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Notomelus, m. monster with one or 
 two rudimentary limb-masses on 
 the back 
 
 Notochord, m. rod of cartilage under 
 medullary groove of the embryo 
 
 Notschlingc, /. temporary ligature 
 
 Notverband, m. temporary dressing 
 or bandaging 
 
 Notwendigkeitstelle, /. place of ne- 
 cessity 
 
 Notzucht, /. rape, stupration 
 
 Notziichtigen, v.t. to commit a rape 
 
 Notzuchtigung, /. rape 
 
 Notzuchtigungsversuch, m. at- 
 tempted rape 
 
 Noxc, /. noxa 
 
 Nubilit£lt, /. nubility, marriageable 
 age 
 
 383 
 
Nuc 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Obe 
 
 Niichtern, a. empty, fasting ; on an 
 empty stomach ; sober, tem- 
 perate, abstinent 
 
 Niichternheit, /. sobrietj^, soberness, 
 temperance, abstinence 
 
 Nuclearlahmung, /. nuclear para- 
 lysis 
 
 Nucleinbasen, pi. xanthin bases 
 
 Niirnberger Pflaster, n. Emplas- 
 trum fuscum camphoratum, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Nuss, /. nut 
 
 Nussblatter, n.pl. walnut leaves 
 
 Nussgelenk, n. enarthrosis 
 
 Nussdl, n. nut-oil 
 
 Nuster, /. nostril 
 
 Nutrieren, v.i. to nourish, to 
 strengthen 
 
 Nutrikation, /. nutrition ; suckling 
 
 Nutrimentieren, v.t. to nourish 
 Nutritivkraft, /. nutritive power 
 Nutschbeutel, m. sucking-bag (as 
 
 used in Germany) 
 Nutscheln, v.t. & i. to suck 
 Nutschkannchen, n. sucking-bottle 
 Nutschlappchen, n. sucking-t)ag 
 Nyktalopie, /. nyctalopia 
 Nyktalops, m. one who sees best at 
 
 night 
 Nyktophobie, /. morbid dread of 
 
 night or darkness 
 Nymphen, f.pl. nymphae 
 Nympho- (in compds.), nympho- 
 Nympho-manie, /. nymphomania 
 Nympho-manisch, a. relating to or 
 
 suffering from nymphomania 
 Nympho-tomie, /. excision of the 
 
 nymphae 
 
 For words beginning with the modified O, 6, see under Oe, oe. 
 
 O, symbol for oxygen 
 
 Obdormition, /. going to sleep (of 
 
 limbs) 
 Obduktion, /. sectio cadaveris ; 
 
 post-mortem examination of man 
 
 or animals 
 Obduktions-befund, m. post-mortem 
 
 result (of examination) 
 Obdukttons-bericht, m. post-mortem 
 
 report 
 Obduktions-ergebnis, n. = -befund 
 Obduktions - protokoU, n. = -be- 
 
 richt 
 Obduktions- warze, /. post-mortem 
 
 or dissecting-porter's wart 
 Obduzieren, v.t. to conduct a sectio 
 
 cadaveris ; to coat (pills) 
 0-bein, n. knock-knee, genu val- 
 gum 
 Oban, adv. above, superficially 
 Ober, a. upper, supra-, super-, 
 
 superior, chief 
 Ober-aderhaut, /. lamina supra- 
 
 choroidea 
 Ober-apotheker, m. chief apothecary 
 
 (army) 
 Oberarm, m. upper arm 
 Oberarm-arterie, /. brachial artery 
 Oberarm-bein, n. humerus 
 Oberarm-beinbruch, m. fracture of 
 
 humerus 
 Oberarm-beingelenk, n. shoulder- 
 joint 
 
 Oberarm - beingelenkkopf, m. = 
 -beinkopf 
 
 Oberarni-beingelenkrolle, /. glenoid 
 surface of humerus 
 
 Oberarm-beinhals, m. neck of hu- 
 merus 
 
 Oberarm-beinhalsbruch, m. fracture 
 of neck of humerus 
 
 Oberarm-beinhocker, m. tuberosity 
 of humerus 
 
 Oberarm-beinknorren, n, condyle of 
 humerus 
 
 Oberarm-beinkopf, m. head of hu- 
 merus 
 
 Oberarm-beinkopfchen, n. = -bein- 
 kopf 
 
 Oberarm-binde, /. bandage for upper 
 arm 
 
 Oberarm-dreieck, n. brachial tri- 
 angle 
 
 Oberarm-gegend, /. region of hu- 
 merus 
 
 Oberarm-gelenk, n. shoulder-joint 
 
 Oberarm - gelenkgrube, /. glenoid 
 fossa of scapula 
 
 Oberarm-grube, /. (hintere), olecra- 
 non fossa of humerus 
 
 Oberarm-grube, /. (vordere), coro- 
 noid fossa of humerus 
 
 Oberarm-knochen, m. and compds. 
 = -bein 
 
 Oberarm-knorren, m. condyle of 
 humerus 
 
 3«4 
 
Obe 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Obe 
 
 Oberarm-kopf, m. head of humerus 
 
 Oberarm - muskel, m. muscle of 
 upper arm 
 
 Oberarm-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Oberarm-rauhigkeit, /. deltoid im- 
 pression 
 
 Oberarm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Oberarm-verrenkung, /. dislocation 
 of humerus 
 
 Oberarzt, m. chief physician or 
 medical officer 
 
 Oberaugenhohle, /. supraorbital 
 fossa 
 
 Oberaugenhohlen- (in compds.), 
 supraorbital 
 
 Oberaugenhohlen-arterie, /. supra- 
 orbital artery 
 
 Oberaugenhohlen-nerv, m. supra- 
 orbital nerve 
 
 Oberaugenhohlen-rand, m. supra- 
 orbital arch 
 
 Oberaugenhohlen - schlagader, /. 
 supraorbital artery 
 
 Oberaugenhohlen - vene, /. supra- 
 orbital vein 
 
 Oberbauch, m. epigastrium, upper 
 part of abdomen 
 
 Oberbauch- (in compds.), epigastric 
 
 Oberbauch-arterie, /. superior epi- 
 gastric artery 
 
 Oberbauch-blutader, /. epigastric 
 vein 
 
 Oberbauch - bruch, m. epigastric 
 hernia 
 
 Oberbauch - gegend, /. epigastric 
 region 
 
 Oberbauch-nervengeflecht, n. epi- 
 gastric nerve plexus 
 
 Oberbauch-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Oberbauch-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Oberbauch-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Oberbewusstsein, n. conscious self or 
 being 
 
 Oberbinde, /. fillet 
 
 Oberflache, f. surface 
 
 Oberflachen-druck, m. surface pres- 
 sure 
 
 Oberflachen-erkrankung, /. super- 
 ficial or surface affection (skin) 
 
 Oberflachen-hautchen, n. superficial 
 membrane or pellicle 
 
 Oberflachen-kultur, /. surface culti- 
 vation 
 
 Oberflachen - spannung, /. surface 
 tension 
 
 Oberflachen-verhornung, /, surface 
 cornification 
 
 Ober-ilachlich, a. superficial, slight 
 
 Ober-fuss, m. instep 
 
 Ober-garung, /. surface fermentation 
 
 Ober-gesichtshohe, /. superior verti- 
 cal facial diameter 
 
 Ober-gesichtsindex, m. superior facial 
 index 
 
 Ober-graten- (in compds.), supra- 
 spinous 
 
 Ober - gratengrube, /. supra-spinous 
 fossa 
 
 Ober-gratenmuskel,w4. supra-spinous 
 muscle 
 
 Ober-hand, /. metacarpus ; back of 
 the hand 
 
 Ober-haupt, n. upper part of head ; 
 vertex 
 
 Oberhaut, /. epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut- (in compds.), epiderm^ic 
 
 Oberhaut-abhebung, /. elevation of 
 epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-abschuppung, /. desqua- 
 mation of the epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-abschiirfung, /. epidermic 
 abrasion 
 
 Oberhaut-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-artig, a. epidermoid, epi- 
 thelioid 
 
 Oberhaut-blaschen, n. vesicle of 
 epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-borke, /. epidermic crust 
 or scab 
 
 Oberhautchen, n. epidermis, cuticle 
 
 Oberhaut-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-entzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-erweichung, /. softening 
 of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-f eld, n . or -f elderung, /.sub- 
 division or cleavage of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-feuchtigkeit, /. moisture of 
 epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-furche, /. furrow or groove 
 of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-gebilde, n. formation or 
 system of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-gewebe, n. epidermic tis- 
 sue, epithelium 
 
 Oberhaut-leiste, /. epidermic ridge 
 
 Oberhaut-masche, /. epithelial net- 
 work 
 
 Oberhaut-saftspalte, /. epidermic 
 lymph space 
 
 Oberhaut - scheide, /. epidermic 
 sheath 
 
 Oberhaut-schichte, /. epidermic or 
 endothelial layer 
 
 38S 
 
 2B 
 
Obe 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ob6 
 
 Oberhaut-schmelzung, /. softening 
 or breaking down of epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-schuppe, /. or -schupp- 
 chen, n. epidermic scales 
 
 Oberhaut-schwellung, /. swelling of 
 epidermis 
 
 Oberhaut-vene, ./. = -blutader 
 
 Oberhaut-veranderung, /. epidermic 
 change 
 
 Oberhaut-verdickung, /. epidermic 
 thickening 
 
 Oberhaut-verdunnung, /. epidermic 
 thinning 
 
 Oberhaut-wucherung, /. epidermic 
 hypertrophy 
 
 Oberhaut-zelle, /. epithelial cell 
 
 Oberhaut-zerstorung, /. destruction 
 of epidermis 
 
 Ober-huftgegend, /. upper part of 
 hip 
 
 Ober-keim, m. ectoderm 
 
 Oberkiefer, m. upper jaw, superior 
 maxilla 
 
 Oberkiefer- (in compds.), supra- 
 maxillary 
 
 Oberkiefer-arterie, /. superior dental 
 artery 
 
 Oberkiefer-ast, m. supra-maxillary 
 branch 
 
 Oberkiefer-bein, n. superior maxilla 
 
 Oberkiefer - breite, /. maxillary dia- 
 meter 
 
 Oberkiefer-breitenindex, m. maxil- 
 lary index 
 
 Oberkiefer-fortsatz, m. process of 
 superior maxilla 
 
 Oberkiefer-gaumenfortsatz, m. pala- 
 tine process of superior maxilla 
 
 Oberkiefer-geflecht, n. supra-maxil- 
 lary plexus 
 
 Oberkiefer - gesichtshohenindex, m. 
 maxillo-facial index 
 
 Oberkiefer-grube, /. canine fossa 
 
 Oberkiefer-hohle, /. antrum of High- 
 more 
 
 Oberkiefer-hohlenabscess, m. abscess 
 in antrum of Highmore 
 
 Oberkiefer - knochen, m. superior 
 maxilla 
 
 Oberkiefer-knoten, m. Bochdalek's 
 ganglion 
 
 Oberkiefer-korper, m. body of su- 
 perior maxilla 
 
 Oberkiefer-lappen, m. superior maxil- 
 l;iry process 
 
 Oberkiefer-nerv, m. supra-maxiUary 
 nerve 
 
 Oberkiefer - obergesichtshohenindex, 
 nt. maxillo-suprafacial index 
 
 386 
 
 Oberkiefer-offnung, /. hiatus maxil- 
 
 laris 
 Oberkiefer-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Oberkiefer-reliefdreieck, n. (oberes), 
 
 triangle with apex at akanthion 
 
 and base line joining two zygo- 
 
 maxillary points 
 Oberkiefer-reliefdreieck, n. (unteres) 
 
 triangle similar to above but with 
 
 apex at prosthion 
 Oberkiefer-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Oberkiefer-zahn, m. an upper tooth 
 Oberkiefer-zahnfortsatz, m. alveolar 
 
 process of superor maxilla 
 Oberkiefer - zahnhohlenfortsatz, m. 
 
 = -zahnfortsatz 
 Ober-kinnbacken, m. = -kinnlade 
 Ober-kinnlade, /. upper jaw, su- 
 perior maxilla 
 Ober-korper, m. upper part of trunk 
 Ober-krankenwarter, m. head nurse 
 Ober-lappen, m. superior (parietal) 
 
 lobe 
 Ober-lefze, /. = -Hppe 
 Ober-leib, m. = -korper 
 Ober-leistengegend,/. supra-marginal 
 
 region 
 Oberlippe, /. upper lip 
 Oberlippen-bandchen, n. frenulum of 
 
 upper lip 
 Oberlippen-fistel, /. fistula of upper 
 
 lip 
 Oberlippen-heber, m. levator labii 
 
 superioris 
 Oberlippen-muskel, m. muscle of 
 
 upper lip 
 Oberlippen-nerv, m. nerve of upper 
 
 lip 
 Oberlippen-spalte, /, cleft of upper 
 
 lip ; hare-lip 
 Oberlippen-spaltung, /. = -spalte 
 Ober-niere, /. suprarenal capsule 
 Ober - rollnerv, m. supratrochlear 
 
 nerve 
 Ober-schadelmuskel, m. occipito- 
 
 frontalis muscle 
 Oberschenkel, m. thigh ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Schenkel- 
 Oberschenkel-anzieher, m. adductor 
 
 femoris 
 Oberschenkel-arterie, /. femoral ar- 
 
 terj"- 
 Oberschenkel-bein, n. femur 
 Oberschenkel-beinknorren, m. = 
 
 -knorren 
 Oberschenkel-beinkopf, m. head of 
 
 femur 
 Oberschenkel-beuger, m flexor 0^ 
 
 thigh 
 
Obi 
 
 OP MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Obi 
 
 Oberschenkel-binde, /. fascia lata of 
 thigh 
 
 Oberschenkel-blutader, /. femoral 
 vein 
 
 Oberschenkel-bruch, m. fracture of 
 femur ; femoral hernia 
 
 Oberschenkel-fiache, /. surface of 
 thigh 
 
 Oberschenkel-gegend, /. femoral re- 
 gion 
 
 Oberschenkel - hals, m. neck of 
 femur 
 
 Oberschenkel-halsbruch, m. fracture 
 of neck of femur 
 
 Oberschenkel - hautnerv, m. cuta- 
 neous nerve of thigh 
 
 Oberschenkel-hocker, m. condyle of 
 femur 
 
 Oberschenkel-kamm, m. linea aspera 
 
 Oberschenkel-knochen, m. = -bein 
 
 Oberschenkel-knochenhals, m. = 
 -hals 
 
 Oberschenkel-knorren, m. condyle of 
 femur 
 
 Oberschenkel-kopf, m. head of femur 
 
 Oberschenkel-muskel, m. muscle of 
 thigh 
 
 Oberschenkel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Oberschenkel-roUhugel, m. trochan- 
 ter of femur 
 
 Oberschenkel-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Oberschenkel-streckmuskel, m. ex- 
 tensor muscle of thigh 
 
 Oberschenkel-streckseite, /. extensor 
 surface of thigh 
 
 Oberschenkel-vene, /. == -blutader 
 
 Oberschenkel-verrenkung, /. dislo- 
 cation of femur 
 
 Oberschliisselbein- (in compds.), 
 supraclavicular 
 
 Oberschliisselbein-geilecht, n. supra- 
 clavicular plexus 
 
 Oberschliisselbein-grube, /. supra- 
 clavicular fossa 
 
 Oberschliisselbein-nerv, m. supra- 
 clavicular nerve 
 
 Oberschulterblatt- (in compds.), su- 
 prascapular 
 
 Oberschulterblatt-arterie, /. supra- 
 scapular artery 
 
 Oberschulterblatt-blutader, /. supra- 
 scapular vein 
 
 Oberschulterblatt-gegend, /. supra- 
 scapular region 
 
 Oberschulterblatt-nerv, n. supra- 
 ' scapular nerve 
 
 Oberschulterblatt-pulsader, /, = -ar- 
 
 terie 
 
 387 
 
 Oberschulterblatt-schlagader, /. — 
 -arterie 
 
 Ober-schulterhakenschleimbeutel,w. 
 supra-acromial bursa 
 
 Ober-spalte,/. superior fissure or cleft 
 
 Ober-stabsapotheker, m. apothecary 
 in chief (army) 
 
 Ober-stabsarzt, m. chief staff surgeon 
 
 Ober-stimme, /. soprano voice 
 
 Ober-tone, m.pl. overtones . 
 
 Ober-wundarzt, m. chief surgeon 
 (army) 
 
 Ober-wurm, m. superior vermiform 
 process 
 
 Ober-zahn, m. upper tooth 
 
 Obesitat, /. obesity 
 
 Objekt- (in compds.), object, refer- 
 ring to object 
 
 Objekt-glas, n. object-glass ; pre- 
 paration slide 
 
 Objekt-glaschen, n. = -glas 
 
 Objekt-trager, m. = -glas 
 
 Objekt-tragerkultur, /. slide prepara- 
 tion 
 
 Objektiv, n. objective, object-glass 
 
 Objektiv-diopter, m. diopter of ob- 
 jective 
 
 Objektiv-glas, n. objective, object- 
 glass 
 
 Objektiv-linse, /. = -glas 
 
 Objektiv-mikrometer, m. stage mi- 
 crometer 
 
 Oblate, /. wafer 
 
 Oblatenkapsel , /. wafer-capsule 
 
 Obligat, a. obligatory 
 
 Oblitteration, /. occlusion (of a 
 vessel), obliteration 
 
 Oblitterieren, v.t. to efface, to obli- 
 terate 
 
 Obsolescenz, /. obsolescence, a pass- 
 ing into degeneration 
 
 Obsolet, a. obsolete 
 
 Obst, n. fruit 
 
 Obst-essig, m. fruit vinegar 
 
 Obstetrik, /. obstetrics, midwifery 
 
 Obstetrisch, a. obstetric, obstetrical 
 
 Obstipation, /. constipation 
 
 Obstipieren, v.t. to constipate 
 
 Obst-kur, f. fruit cure 
 
 Obst-most, m. cider 
 
 Obst-mus, n. jam, marmalade, &c. 
 
 Obstruentia, n.pl. constipating reme- 
 dies 
 
 Obstruieren, v.t. to obstruct ; to 
 constipate 
 
 Obstruktion, /. constipation, obstruc- 
 tion 
 
 Obstruktionsatelektasie, /. atelecta- 
 sis from obstruction to entry of air 
 
Obs 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Oen 
 
 Obst-wein, m. fruit-wine, cider, 
 perry 
 
 Obst-zucker, m. fruit-sugar, levulose 
 
 Obturator, m. obturator, mechanical 
 occluding apparatus 
 
 Oc . . ., vide also Ok . . . 
 
 Occipital- (in compds.), occipital ; 
 vide for compds. also Hinterhaupts 
 
 Occipital -biindel, m. occipital fasci- 
 culus. 
 
 Occipital-furche, /. occipital sulcus 
 
 Occipital-grube, /. occipital fossa 
 
 Occipital-lappe, /. occipital lobe 
 
 Occipital-neuralgia, /. occipital neu- 
 ralgia 
 
 Occipital-pol, m. occipital pole 
 
 Occipital-punkt, m. occipital point 
 
 Occipital-windung, /. occipital con- 
 volution 
 
 Occlusion, /. occlusion, stoppage 
 
 Occlusions-gipsverband, m. protec- 
 ive dressing of plaster of Paris 
 
 Occlusions-verband, m. protective 
 dressing 
 
 Occlusiv-pessar, n. check pessary 
 
 Ochropyra, /. yellow fever 
 
 Ochse, m. ox 
 
 Ochsen-auge, n. megalophthalmus 
 
 Ochsen-bremse, /. ox -fly, cEStrus 
 bovis 
 
 Ochsen-galle, /. ox-gall 
 
 Ochsen-herz, n. dilated and hyper- 
 trophied heart, bullock heart 
 
 Ochsen-hunger, m. bulimia 
 
 Ochsen-klauenfett, n. neat's-foot oil 
 
 Ochsen-kreuzpflaster, n. emplast. 
 oxycroceura 
 
 Ochsen-mark, n. beef marrow 
 
 Octoborsaure, /. octoboric acid 
 
 Odaxesmus, m. the pain of difficult 
 dentition 
 
 Odem, m. = Atem 
 
 Odermennig, m. Agrimonia eupa- 
 toria, L. 
 
 Odont- (in compds.), relating to the 
 teeth 
 
 Odont-agra, n. toothache 
 
 Odont-algie, /. toothache 
 
 Odont-algisch, a. odontalgic 
 
 Odont-iatrie, /. dentistry 
 
 Odont-oblasten, pi. odontoblasts 
 
 Odont-oidisch, a. odontoid 
 
 Odont-ologie, /. odontology 
 
 Odont-om, n. odontome 
 
 Odont-ose, /. tooth foi mation 
 
 Odont-otechnie, /. dentistry' 
 
 Odont-otechniker, m. dentist 
 
 Odont-otherapie, /. dental thera- 
 peutics 
 
 388 
 
 O'Dwyer's Verfahren, n. intubatiog 
 Oedem, n. oedema 
 Oedem-atisch, a. cedematous 
 Oedem-atisieren, v.i. to become 
 
 cedematous 
 Oedem-atos, a. = -atisch 
 Oedem-flussigkeit, /. dropsical fluid 
 Oeffnen, v.t. to open, to lift ; to 
 
 dissect ; to lay open 
 Oeffnend, a. deobstruent, aperient, 
 
 laxative 
 Oeffner, m. opener 
 Oeffnung, /. opening, aperture ; 
 mouth, orifice ; hole ; dissec- 
 tion ; evacuation, motion, stool ; 
 foramen 
 Oeffnungs-mittel, n. an aperient 
 Oeffnungs-tetanus, m. opening (elec- 
 trical) tetanus 
 Oeffnungs-zuckung, /. opening con- 
 traction (electrical) 
 Oehl'sche Schicht, /.stratum lucidum 
 Oehr, n. needle's eye 
 Oehr-sonde, /. eyed probe or sound 
 Oekologie, /. the study of the con- 
 ditions of animal existence 
 Oel, n. oil 
 
 atherisches — , essential oil 
 brenzliches — , an oil produced 
 by dry distillation of organic 
 substances 
 fettes — , fatty oil 
 fliichtiges — , volatile or essen- 
 tial oil 
 phosphorhaltiges — , phospho- 
 rated oil 
 Oel-baum, m. olive-tree 
 Oel-baumgummi, m. elemi 
 Oel-baumharz, n. = -baumgummi 
 Oel-bildend, a. oil-forming 
 Oel-bildendes Gas, n. ethylene 
 Oel-dampfe, m.pl. oil vapours 
 Oel-einreibung, /. inunction of oil 
 Oel-emulsion, /. emulsion of oil 
 Oel-harz, n. oleo-resin 
 Oelig, a. oily 
 
 Oel-immersionslinse, /. oil immer- 
 sion lens 
 Oel-kugel, m. oil-drop 
 Oel-milch, /. = -emulsion 
 Oel-saure, /. oleic acid 
 Oel-seife, /. Sapo oleaceus (PA. G.), 
 
 Venetian soap 
 Oel-siiss, n. glycerine 
 Oel-iiberschlag, m. = -umschlag 
 Oel-umschlag, m. oil dressing • 
 Oel-zucker, m. Elaeosaccharum, 
 
 Ph. G. 
 Oenanthather, m. oenanthio ethe^ j 
 
Oen 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ohr 
 
 Oenanthsaure, /. oenanthic acid 
 Oenanthylsaure, /. = Oenanthsaure 
 Oenomanie, /. delirium tremens 
 Oertelkur, /. Oertel's treatment of 
 
 heart disease by graduated exer- 
 cises 
 Oertlich, a. local, endemic, topical 
 Oesophag- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 oesophagus ; vide for compds. also 
 
 Speiserohre- 
 Oesophagektomie, /. excision of a 
 
 portion of oesophagus 
 Oesophagismus, m. oesophageal 
 
 spasm 
 Oesophag-itis, /. inflammation of 
 
 oesophagus 
 Oesophag-ocele, n. oesophageal her- 
 nia 
 Oesophag-odynie, /. oesophageal pain 
 Oesophag-omalacie, /. softening of 
 
 oesophagus 
 Oesophag-opathie, /. oesophageal 
 
 disease 
 Oesophag- oplastik, /. plastic surgery 
 
 of oesophagus 
 Oesophag-oskop, n. oesophagoscope 
 Oesophag - oskopie, /. oesophagos- 
 
 copy 
 Oesophag-ospasmus, ni. oesophageal 
 
 spasm 
 Oesophag - ostomie, /. oesophagos- 
 
 tomy 
 Oesophag-otomie, /. oesophagotomy 
 Oestromanie, /. heightened sexual 
 
 desire 
 Offen, a. open, vacant 
 Offizin, /. dispensary, apothecary's 
 
 shop 
 Offizinalform, /. officinal formula, 
 
 official formula 
 Offizinell, a. officinal 
 Ohnmacht, /. fainting fit, swoon ; 
 
 weakness ; syncope 
 Ohnmachtig, a. fainting, faint, un- 
 conscious, swooning ; weak 
 Ohnmachtigkeit, /. fainting state or 
 
 condition 
 Ohnm'achts-ahnlich, a. resembling 
 
 a fainting fit 
 Ohnmachts - anfall, m. attack of 
 
 faintness, swoon 
 Ohnmachts-anwandlung,/. = -anfall 
 Ohnmachts -gefiihl, n. feeling of 
 
 faintness 
 Ohnmachts-neigung, /. inclination to 
 
 faint or swoon 
 Ohnmachts-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Ohnmachts -zustand, m. fainting con- 
 dition 
 
 Ohr, n. ear ; auricle 
 
 ausseres — , external ear 
 inneres — , labyrinth 
 Ohr- (in compds.), aural, otic, 
 
 auricular ; vide for compds. also 
 
 Ohren- 
 Ohr-anlage, /. rudiment of ear 
 Ohr-anzieher, m. attrahens aurem 
 Ohr-arterie, /. an artery of the ear 
 Ohr-ast, m. auricular branch 
 Ohr-aufheber, m. attoUens aurem 
 Ohr-bad, n. ear douche 
 Ohr-band, n. ligament of pinna 
 Ohr-bezirk, m. region of ear 
 Ohr-bildung, /. plastic ear surgery 
 Ohr-blaschen, n. otocyst 
 Ohr-blatt, n. pinna 
 Ohr-blutader, /. auricular vein 
 Ohr-blutgeschwulst, /. hsematoma 
 
 auris 
 Ohr-blutung, /. htemorrhage from 
 
 the ear 
 Ohr-bock, m. tragus 
 Ohr-bougie, /. aural probe 
 Ohr-brausen, n. tinnitus aurium 
 Ohr-druse, /. (and compds.), vide 
 
 Ohr-speicheldriise- 
 Ohr-ecke, /. (hintere), antitragus 
 Ohr-ecke, /. (vordere), tragus 
 Ohr-einschnitt, m. incisura inter- 
 
 tragica 
 Ohr-einstellung, /. ear presentation 
 Ohr-eiterung, /. ear suppuration 
 Ohren- (in compds.), aural, otic, 
 
 auricular ; vide for compds. also 
 
 Ohr- 
 Ohren-arznei, /. remedy for ear 
 
 affection 
 Ohren-arzt, m. aurist 
 Ohren-arztlich, a. relating to aurist 
 Ohren-ausfluss, m. = -fluss 
 Ohren-beulen, f.pl. mumps 
 Ohren-breite, /. parietal diameter of 
 
 skull taken in auricular region 
 Ohren-douche, /. ear douche 
 Ohren-driise, /. and compds. vide 
 
 Ohr-speicheldruse- 
 Ohren-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of ear 
 Ohren-erkrankung, /. ear affection 
 Ohren-fluss, m. discharge or running 
 
 from the ear ; otorrhcea 
 Ohren-gicht, /. gout of the ear 
 Ohren-heilkunde, /. otiatrics 
 Ohren-katarrh, m. aural catarrh 
 Ohren-klingen, n. tinnitus aurium 
 Ohren-krankheit, /. ear disease 
 Ohren-mittel, n. remedy for ear dis- 
 
 Ccise 
 
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Ohr 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ohf 
 
 Ohren-lauten, n. = -klingen 
 Ohren-leiden, n. = -krankheit, /. 
 Ohren-nerv, m. auditory nerve 
 Ohren-pillen, f.pl. " ear pills," name 
 
 of patent medicine 
 Ohren-probe, /. examination of tym- 
 panic cavity of a dead newly- 
 born child to prove whether it has 
 breathed or not 
 Ohren-reissen, n. violent earache 
 Ohren-sausen, n. = -klingen 
 Ohren - schleimfluss, m. catarrhal 
 
 otorrhcea 
 Ohren-schmalz, n. ear-wax, cerumen 
 Ohren-schmalzabsonderung, /. se- 
 cretion of cerumen 
 Ohren-schmalzbildung, /. formation 
 
 of cerumen 
 Ohren-schmalzdriise, /. ceruminous 
 
 gland 
 Ohren-schmalzpfropf, m. plug of 
 
 cerumen 
 Ohren-schmerz, m. earache, otalgia 
 Ohren-schwindel, w. auditory vertigo 
 Ohren-spalte, /. fissure of the ear 
 Ohren-spiegel, m. ear speculum 
 Ohren-spritze, /. ear syringe 
 Ohren-stein, m. = -steinchen 
 Ohren-steinchen, n. otolith 
 Ohren-tonen, n. = -klingen 
 Ohren-unrat, ni. dirty matter in the 
 
 ear 
 Ohren-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Ohren-zwang, m. excessive otalgia, 
 
 otagra 
 Ohr-finger, m. the little finger 
 Ohr-flache, /. auricular surface 
 Ohr-formig, a. auriform, auricular 
 Ohr-fortsatz, m. auditory process 
 Ohr-furche, /. incisura auris 
 Ohr-gang, m. auditory or auricular 
 
 canal 
 Ohr-gefass, n. a vessel of the ear 
 Ohr-gefassentziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of the vessels of the ear 
 Ohr-gegend, /. region of the ear 
 Ohr-geschwulst, /. tumour or swell- 
 ing of the ear 
 Ohr-geschwiir, n. ulcer of the ear 
 Ohr-heber, m. attollens aurem 
 Ohr-hohe, /. auricular height 
 Ohr-hohle, /. aural cavity 
 Ohr-husten, m. reflex cough from 
 
 aural irritation 
 Ohr-index, m. auricular index 
 Ohr-kanal, m. = -gang 
 Ohr-katheter, m. ear catheter 
 Ohr-kiemenfistel, /. congenital fis- 
 sure of neck involving ear 
 
 Ohr-kiemenspalte, /. first branchial 
 
 cleft 
 Ohr-kissen, n. " ear-cushion," ap- 
 pliance for improving hearing 
 Ohr-klappe, /. (hintere), antitragus 
 Ohr-klappe, /. (vordere), tragus 
 Ohr-klemmer, m. appliance for im- 
 proving hearing ; audiphone 
 Ohr-knochelchen, n. auditory ossicle 
 Ohr-knorpel, m. auricular cartilage 
 Ohr-knoten, n. otic ganglion 
 Ohr-krempe, /. helix 
 Ohr-kristall, m. otolith 
 Ohr-labyrinth, n. labyrinth of ear 
 Ohr-lage, /. ear presentation 
 Ohr-lappchen, n. lobule of ear 
 Ohr - lappchendurchlocherung, /. 
 boring or perforation of ear 
 lobule 
 Ohr-leiste, /. (aussere), helix 
 Ohr-leiste, /. (innere), antihelix 
 Ohr-leistenmuskel, m. helicis muscle 
 Ohr-loch, n. external auditory me- 
 atus , 
 Ohr-loffel, m. ear scoop, ear spatula 
 Ohr-mittel, n. an ear remedy 
 Ohrmuschel, /. pinna, auricle 
 Ohrmuschel-grube, /. auricular fossa 
 Ohrmuschel-heber, m. attollens au- 
 rem muscle 
 Ohrmuschel-leiste, /. helix 
 Ohrmuschel-rand, m. = -leiste 
 Ohrmuschel-riickwartszieher, m. re- 
 
 trahens aurem muscle 
 Ohrmuschel - verkriippelung, /. de- 
 formity of auricle 
 Ohrmuschel-vorwartszieher, m. at- 
 
 trahens aurem 
 Ohrmuschel - zuruckzieher, m. ■=■ 
 
 -riickwartszieher 
 Ohr-muskel, m. a muscle of the ear 
 Ohr-nerv, m. auricular nerve 
 Ohr-oberflache, /. auricular surface 
 Ohr-offnung, /. = -loch 
 Ohr-pinsel, m. ear-brush 
 Ohr-polyp, m. aural polypus 
 Ohr-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Ohr-ring, m. ear-ring 
 Ohr-rohrchen, n. ear-tube (for im- 
 proving hearing) 
 Ohr-rose, /. erysipelas of ear 
 Ohr-schlafennerv, m. auriculo-tem* 
 
 poral nerve 
 Ohr-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Ohr-schnecke, /. cochlea 
 Ohr-specula, /. = Ohrenspiegel 
 Ohrspeicheldriise, /. parotid gland 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-anschwellung, f, 
 swelling of parotid gland 
 
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Ohr 
 
 OP MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Oli 
 
 Ohrspeicheldrusen-ausfuhrungsgang, 
 
 m. Stenson's duct 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-eiterung, /. sup- 
 puration of parotid gland 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-entzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of parotid gland 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-gang, m. = -aus- 
 fiihrungsgang 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-geflecht, n. paro- 
 tid plexus 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-gegend, /. paro- 
 tid region 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-geschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour or swelling of parotid gland 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-krebs, m. cancer 
 of parotid gland 
 
 Ohrspeicheldriisen-verhartung, /. in- 
 duration of parotid gland 
 
 Ohr-trichter, m. funnel-shaped ear 
 speculum ; ear-trumpet 
 
 Ohr-trommel, /. drum of the ear 
 
 Ohrtrompete, /. Eustachian tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten - entzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of Eustachian tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten-schleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of Eustachian 
 tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten- verengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of Eustachian tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten-verschwellung, /. clo- 
 sure by swelling of Eustachian 
 tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten-verstopfung, /. plug- 
 ging up of Eustachian tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten-verwachsung, /. ad- 
 hesion of Eustachian tube 
 
 Ohrtrompeten - wand, /. wall of 
 Eustachian tube 
 
 Ohr-tropfen, m.pl. ear drops 
 
 Ohr-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Ohr-vereiterung, /. ear suppuration 
 
 Ohr-wachs, n. and compds. = 
 Ohrenschmalz 
 
 Ohr-wasser, n. endolymph 
 
 Ohr-wassersucht, /. oedema of ear 
 
 Ohr-wurm, m. earwig 
 
 Ohr-zehe, /. little toe 
 
 Ohr-zweig, m. auricular branch 
 
 Oikophobie, /. fear of domesticity 
 
 Oinomanie, /. dipsomania 
 
 Ok . . ., vide also Oc . . . 
 
 Oktylalkohol, m. octylalcohol 
 
 Okular, a, ocular; pertaining to 
 the eye ; vide for compds. also 
 
 ' Augen- 
 
 Okular, n. the ocular lens 
 
 Okulir-glas, n. the ocular lens 
 
 Okular-inspektion, /. ocular or ma- 
 croscopic examiijation. 
 
 Okular-linse, /. eye-piece 
 
 Okular-mikrometer, m. eye-piece 
 micrometer 
 
 Okular-untersuchung, /. = -inspek- 
 tion 
 
 Okulist, m. oculist 
 
 Oleinsaure, /. oleic acid 
 
 Olekranarthrocace, /. tuberculosis of 
 elbow-joint 
 
 Olfactometrie, /. testing the sense of 
 smell 
 
 Olfaktorisch, a. olfactory 
 
 Olfaktorius, m. olfactory nerve 
 
 Olfaktorius - knauel, m olfactory 
 glomerulus 
 
 Olfaktorius - rinne, /. olfactory sul- 
 cus of ethmoid 
 
 Olfaktorius-schichte, /. layer of ol- 
 factory nerve fibres 
 
 Oligamie, /. diminution of blood in 
 quantity 
 
 Oligo- (in compds,.), relating to de- 
 crease or deficiency 
 
 Oligo-cardie, /. bradycardia 
 
 Oligo-cholie, /. deficiency of bile 
 
 Oligo-chromamie, /. diminution of 
 haemoglobin in red blood - coi - 
 puscles 
 
 Oligo-cythamie, /. diminution in 
 number of red corpuscles in the 
 blood 
 
 Oligo-pionie, /. emaciation 
 
 Oligo-psychie, /. weak-mindedness 
 
 Oligo-spermie, /. deficiency of semen 
 
 Oligo-trichie, /. absence or thinness 
 of hair 
 
 Oligo - trophie, /." defective nutri- 
 tion 
 
 Oligo-zoospermie, /. deficiency of 
 spermatozoa in semen 
 
 Oligurie, /. deficiency in quantity of 
 urine 
 
 Olimente, pi. liniments having an 
 oily basis 
 
 Olinsaure, /. oleic acid 
 
 Olive, /. olive ; — des Hirns, olivary 
 body 
 
 Oliven-artig, a. olivary 
 
 Oliven-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Oliven-kern, m. olivary nucleus 
 
 Oliven-kernbiindel, m. olivary fas- 
 ciculus 
 
 Oliven-kernstrang, m. = -kern- 
 bundel 
 
 Oliven-korper, m. olivary body 
 
 Oliven - nebenkern, m. accessory 
 olivary nucleus 
 
 Oliven-61, n. olive-oil 
 
 Oliven-strang, m, = -kernstrang 
 
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Oli 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Oph 
 
 Oliven - zwischenschicht, /. inter- 
 olivary layer or tract 
 Oliver-Cardarelli'sches Zeichen, «. 
 
 tracheal tugging 
 Omacephalus, m. monster with no 
 
 head and deficient upper limbs 
 Omagra, n. gout in shoulder 
 Omalgia, /. pain in shoulder 
 Omarthrokace, /. carious inflamma- 
 tion of shoulder-joint 
 Omental- (in compds.), vide Gekrose- 
 Omodynie, /. pain in shoulder 
 Omophag, m. one who eats raw 
 
 food, especially flesh 
 Omophagia, f. the eating of raw food, 
 
 especially flesh 
 Omotocia, /. premature birth 
 Omphalektomie, /. radical cure of 
 
 umbilical hernia 
 Omphalisch, a. omphalic 
 Omphalocele, n. umbilical hernia 
 Omphalopagus, m. double monster 
 
 joined at navel 
 Omphalophlegmone, /. inflammation 
 
 of umbilicus 
 Omphalorrhagia, /. haemorrhage 
 
 from umbilicus 
 Omphalotomie, /. cutting of the 
 
 cord 
 Onania, /. masturbation, onanism 
 Onanieran, v.i. to masturbate 
 Onanist, m. masturbator 
 Onanistisch, a. relating to mastur- 
 bation 
 Onairodynia, /. painful and distress- 
 ing dreaming 
 Oneirogmus, m. nocturnal emission 
 Oniomanie, /. mad impulse to buy 
 
 everything 
 Onomatolalia, /. repetition of words 
 Onomatomanie, /. naming mania 
 Onkologie, /. the science of morbid 
 
 growths 
 Onkctomie, /. incision or excision of 
 
 a tumour 
 Ontogenie, /. ontogeny 
 Onychauxis, /. growth of nail 
 Onychia, /. onychia 
 Onycho-atrophie, /. wasting of nail 
 Onycho-gryphosis, /. clawlike de- 
 formity of nails 
 Onycho-kryptosis, /. in-growth of 
 
 nail 
 Onycho-mykosis, /. fungous disease 
 
 of nails, ringworm of nails 
 Onycho-rrhexis, /. fragility of nail 
 Ookern, m. nucleus of ovum 
 Oophoralgia, /. ovarian neuralgia 
 Oophorektomie, /. ovariotomy 
 
 392 
 
 Oophorosalpingaktomie, /. removal 
 of ovary and Fallopian tubes 
 
 Oosphare, /. egg-cell 
 
 Opak, a. opaque 
 
 Opalisieren, v.i. to opalesce 
 
 Oparateur, m. operating surgeon 
 
 Operation, /. operation 
 
 Oparations-akt, m. performance of 
 operation 
 
 Operations-dauer, /. duration of 
 operation 
 
 Operations-argabnis, n. result of 
 operation 
 
 Operations-feld, n. field or site of 
 operation 
 
 Operations-flache, /. surface of oper- 
 ation 
 
 Operations-handschuh, m. operating 
 glove 
 
 Oparations-lagar, n. operating-table, 
 -bed, or -couch 
 
 Oparations-lahre, /. the science of 
 operations 
 
 Operations-narbe, /. cicatrix after 
 operation 
 
 Oparations-raum, m. operating-place 
 or -room 
 
 Operations - saal, m. operating the- 
 atre 
 
 Operations-schurz, m. operating- 
 apron 
 
 Operations-stalle, /. site or place of 
 operation 
 
 Operations - stuhl, m. operating- 
 chair 
 
 Operations-tisch, m. operating-table 
 
 Oparations-verfahren, n. method of 
 operation 
 
 Operations-zeit, /. time of operation 
 
 Oparations-zimmar, n. operating- 
 room 
 
 Oparativ, a. surgical, operative 
 
 Operativ-behandlung, /. surgical oc 
 operative treatment 
 
 Operierbar, a. suitable or fit for 
 operation 
 
 Operiarbarkeit, /. suitability or fit- 
 ness for operation 
 
 Operieren, v.i. to operate 
 
 Opermant, n. orpiment 
 
 Ophiasis, /. loss of hair in serpi- 
 ginous lines 
 
 Ophidismus, m. poisoning by serpent 
 venom 
 
 Ophthal- (in compds.), relating to 
 the eye 
 
 Ophthal-malgie, /. optic neuralgia 
 
 Ophthal-miatar, m. oculist 
 
 Ophthal-miatrik, /. ophthalmology 
 
Oph 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Opt 
 
 Oph thai - miatriker, m. ophthal- 
 mologist 
 
 Ophthal-miatrisch, a. ophthalmia- 
 trie 
 
 Ophthal-mie, /. ophthalmia 
 
 Ophthal-misch, a. ophthalmic 
 
 Ophthalmo - blennorrhoe, /. puru- 
 lent ophthalmia 
 
 Ophthalmo-cele, n. hernia of eye- 
 ball 
 
 Ophthalmo-dynie, /. pain in eye- 
 ball 
 
 Ophthalmo-graphie, /. investigation 
 of ocular movements 
 
 Ophthalmo-log, m. ophthalmologist 
 
 Ophthaltno-logie, /. ophthalmology 
 
 Ophthalmo-logisch, a. ophthalmo- 
 logical 
 
 Ophthalmo-malacie, /. softening or 
 atrophy of eyeball 
 
 Ophthalmo-melanin, n. melanin or 
 black pigment of eye 
 
 Ophthalmo-mikroscop ,«. microscope 
 for examining the anterior parts 
 of the eye 
 
 Ophthalmo-nosologie, /. the science 
 of eye diseases 
 
 Ophthalmo-phantom, n. artificial 
 eye for demonstrations ; mask 
 for the insertion of an animal's 
 eye for practising operations 
 
 Ophthalmo-plegie, /. ophthalmo- 
 plegia 
 
 Ophthalmo-rrhagie, /. haemorrhage 
 from eye 
 
 Ophthalmo-rrhexis, /. rupture of the 
 eyeball 
 
 Ophthalmo-skop, n. ophthalmoscope 
 
 Ophthalmo-skopie, /. ophthalmos- 
 copy 
 
 Ophthalmo - skopisch, a. ophthal- 
 moscopic 
 
 Ophthalmo-stat, n. apparatus for 
 fixing the eyeball during opera- 
 tions 
 
 Ophthalmo-statometrie, /. the mea- 
 suring of the position of the eyes 
 
 Ophthalmo-therapie, /. the medical 
 treatment of eye diseases 
 
 Ophthalmo-tomie, /. dissection, in- 
 cision or excision of eye 
 
 Ophthalmo-tonometer, m. instru- 
 
 , ment for determining ocular ten- 
 sion 
 
 Ophthalmo-trop, n. instrument to 
 illustrate action of muscles of 
 eyeball 
 
 Ophthalmo-tropometrie, /. measure- 
 ment of rotation of the eveball 
 
 Opiat, n. opiate 
 Opiophag, m. opium-eater 
 Opiophagie, /. the opium habit 
 Opisthocol, a. hollowed at posterior 
 
 surface (as of vertebrte) 
 Opisthognathie, /. recession of lower 
 
 jaw 
 Opisthophalakrosis, /. baldness of 
 
 occipital region 
 Opium, n. opium 
 
 Opium-alkaloid, n. an opium alka- 
 loid or base 
 Opium-basen, f.pl. opium bases or 
 
 alkaloids 
 Opium-esser, m. opium-eater 
 Opium-essig, m. vinegar of opium 
 Opiuin-extrakt, n. extract of opium 
 Opium-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained opium 
 Opium-kuchen, m. opium cake, 
 
 crude opium 
 Opium - kultur, /. cultivation of 
 
 opium 
 Opium-missbrauch, m. abuse of 
 
 opium 
 Opium-pflaster, n. opium plaster 
 Opium-praparat, n. opium prepara- 
 tion or compound 
 Opium-rauchen, m. opium-smoking 
 Opium-raucher, m. opium-smoker 
 Opium-salbe, /. opium ointment 
 Opium-sirup, m. Syrupus opiatus, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Opium-tinktur, /. (benzoesaurehal- 
 tige), Tinctura opii benzoica, 
 Ph.G. 
 Opium-tinktur, /. (einfache), tinc- 
 ture of opium (simple) 
 Opium-tinktur, /. (safranhaltige), 
 
 Tinctura opii crocata, Ph. G. 
 Opium-vergiftung, /. opium poison- 
 ing 
 Opium-wasser, n. Aqua opii, Ph. G. 
 Opium-wirkung, /. effect of opium 
 Opobalsam, m. balm of Gilcad 
 Opodeldok, m. Linimentum sapo- 
 nato-camphoratum 
 
 fliissiger — , Spiritus saponato- 
 camphoratus. Ph. G. 
 Opodymus, m. monster with two 
 
 heads joined posteriorly 
 Opotherapie, /. organotherapeutics 
 Oppressionsgeftihl, n. feeling of 
 
 weight or oppression 
 Opprimieren, v.t. to oppress 
 Opticociliotomie, /. optico-ciliary 
 
 neurotomy 
 Optik, /. optics 
 Optiker, m. optician 
 
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Opt 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Orl 
 
 Optikus, m. optician ; optic nerve 
 Optikus- (in compds.), vide Sehner- 
 
 ven- 
 Optisch, a. optic, optical 
 Optische Tauschungen, pi. visual 
 
 confusions 
 Optometrisch, a. optometric 
 Orange, /. orange ; vide for compds. 
 
 also Pomeranzen- 
 Orangen-bluten, f.pl. orange blos- 
 soms or flowers 
 Orangen-blutenol, n. essence of 
 
 orange blossoms 
 Orangen-bliitenwasser, n. orange- 
 flower water 
 Orangen-schale, /. orange-peel 
 Orangen-schalenol, n. essence of 
 
 orange-peel 
 Orbital, a. orbital 
 Orbital, a. orbital ; vide for compds. 
 
 also Augenhohlen- 
 Orbital-filamente, n.pl. orbital fila- 
 ments 
 Orbital-flache, /. orbital surface 
 Orbital-fliigel, m. wing of sphenoid 
 Orbital-hohe, /. height of orbit 
 Orbital-lappen, m. orbital lobe 
 Orbital-platte, /. orbital plate 
 Orbital-punkt, m. orbital point 
 Orbital-teil, m. orbital portion 
 Orbital-windung, /. orbital convo- 
 lution 
 Orcheotomie, /. removal of a testicle 
 Orchialgie, /. testicular neuralgia 
 Orchichorie, /. up-and-down move- 
 ments of testicle within scrotum 
 Orchideenol, n. essence obtained 
 
 from Canauga odorata (Hook) 
 Orchidomeningitis, /. hydrocele 
 Orchidopexie, /. stitching up the 
 
 testicle 
 Orchidotherapie, /. treatment by 
 
 testicular extract 
 Orchiocele, n. hernia testis ; testi- 
 cular tumour 
 Orchotomie, /. castration, section of 
 
 testicle 
 Ordinarius, m. usual or ordinary 
 
 medical attendant 
 Organ, n. organ 
 Organ-abschnitt, m. section or part 
 
 of an organ 
 Organdin, n. mull, book-muslin 
 Organdin-binde, /. mull bandage 
 Organdin-verband, m. mull dressing 
 Organdy, n. = Organdin 
 Organ-eiweiss, n. albumin of an 
 organ (as distinguished from that 
 of the blood) 
 
 Organ-erkrankung, /. organic dis- 
 ease 
 
 Organ-hohle, /. cavity of an organ 
 
 Organ-isiert, a. organised 
 
 Organisch, a. organic 
 
 Organische Belastung, /. hereditary 
 organic taint 
 
 Organische Farbstoffe, m.pl. organic 
 colouring matter 
 
 Organische Verbindungen, f.pl. or- 
 ganic compounds 
 
 Organischer Fehler, m. organic de- 
 fect 
 
 Organopathie, /. organic disease 
 
 Organopathologie, /. the study of 
 organic disease 
 
 Organotherapie, /. organothera- 
 peutics 
 
 Orgasmus, m. orgasm 
 
 Orgastisch, a. orgastic, excited, turgid 
 
 Orientalische Pest, /. oriental plague 
 
 Orientbeule, /. = Orientgeschwur 
 
 Orientgeschwiir, n. oriental boil or 
 sore 
 
 Orientierung, /. orientation 
 
 Orientierungssinn, m. sense of local- 
 isation, IbcaJising sense 
 
 Originar, a. idiopattaic/ 
 
 Oroyafieber, n. a feBirile, usually 
 fatal, form of verrucaVperuviana 
 
 Orrodermatosen, f.pl. Idermatoses 
 associated with serous \exudation 
 
 Orsellsaure, /. orsellic acicS 
 
 Ort, m. place, spot, region!, locality 
 
 Ortho- (in compds.), ortho- 
 
 Ortho-amidobenzoesaure, /. ortho- 
 amido-benzoic acid 
 
 Ortho-antimonsaure, /. ortho-anti- 
 monic acid 
 
 Ortho-biotik, f. the art of living 
 properly and regularly 
 
 Ortho-borsaure, /. ortho-boric acid 
 
 Ortho-kieselsaure, /. ortho-silicic 
 acid 
 
 Ortho-morphie, /. orthopaedics 
 
 Ortho-oxybenzoesaure, /. salicylic 
 acid 
 
 Ortho-padie, f. orthopaedics 
 
 Ortho-padisch, a. orthopEedic 
 
 Ortho-phosphorsaure, /. orthophos- 
 phoric acid 
 
 Ortho-pnoe, /. orthopnoea 
 
 Ortho-skop, n. orthoscope (Czermak) 
 
 Orts- (in compds.), local 
 
 Orts-arzt, m. local doctor 
 
 Orts-bewusstsein, n. consciousness 
 of place or locality 
 
 Orts-gesundheitsamt, n. local board 
 of health 
 
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Ott 
 
 OBJMEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Oti 
 
 Orts-geSundheitsrat, m. = -gesund- 
 
 heitsamt 
 Orts - krankenkasse, f. local sick 
 
 fund or club 
 Orts-lazarett, n. local hospital 
 Orts-sinn, m. sense of locality 
 Oscheocele, n. scrotal hernia 
 Oscheoplastik, /. repair of defects in 
 
 scrotum 
 Oscillation, /. vibration ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Schwingung- 
 Oscillations-gerausch, n. vibratory 
 
 murmur 
 Oscillations - schall, m. vibratory 
 
 sound 
 Oscillatorisch, a. vibratory, oscillat- 
 ing 
 Osmiumsaure, f. osmic acid 
 lOsmologie,. /. the l<nowledge or 
 
 study of odoriferants and the 
 
 sense of smell 
 Osphresiologie, /. study of the sense 
 
 of smell 
 Osphyalgie, /. pain in the loins 
 OssifUkation, /. ossification 
 Ossifikations-fahig, a. capable of 
 
 ossification 
 Ossifikations-fahigkeit, /. capability 
 
 of ossification 
 Ossifikations-grube, /. ossification 
 
 notch or cup, encoche d'ossifica- 
 
 tion 
 Ossifikations-kern, m. ossification 
 
 nucleus 
 Ossifikations-punkt, m. point or 
 
 centre of ossification 
 Ossiiikations-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 ossification 
 Ossifizieren, v.i. to ossify 
 Ostalgie, /. ostalgia, pain in a bone 
 Ostealgia,/. — Ostalgie 
 Osteitis, /. ostitis 
 Osteo- (in compds.), osteo-, relating 
 
 to bone 
 Osteo-arthropathie, /. osteoarthro- 
 pathy 
 Osteo-blasten, pi. osteoblasts 
 Osteo-carcinom, n. cancer of bone, 
 
 ossifying carcinoma 
 Osteo-dynie, f. pain in a bone 
 Osteo-ektomie, /. osteotomy, ex- 
 cision of a bone 
 Osteo-fibrom, n. osteofibroma 
 Osteo-gen, a. osteogenous 
 Osteo-gangran, /. caries, necrosis 
 
 or.gangrene of abone 
 bsteo-genese, /. osteogenesis 
 Osteo-genie, /. osteogeny 
 Osteo-graphie, /. osteography 
 
 Osteoid, »f. bone-like tissue with 
 
 deficiency of lime salts ; osseous 
 
 or bone-like new-growth 
 Osteoidkrebs, m. osteoid cancer 
 Osteo-kampsis, /. straightening of 
 
 crooked bones {Lorenz) 
 Osteo-klasie, /. forcible fracturing 
 
 of a bone surgically 
 Osteo - klasten, pi. cells which dis- 
 solve or absorb bone or dental 
 
 tissue 
 Osteo-kop, a. nocturnally painful 
 
 {e.g. bones in syphilis) 
 Osteo-log, m. osteologist 
 O^tep-logie, /. osteology 
 Osteo-logisch, a. osteological 
 Osteo-lyse, /. dissolving up of bone 
 
 tissue 
 Osteo-malacie, /. osteomalacia 
 Osteo-metrie, /. the measuring of 
 
 bones 
 Osteo-myelalgie, /. pain in marrow 
 Osteo-nekrose, /. necrosis or gan- 
 grene of bone 
 Osteo-padion, n. lithopsedion 
 Osteo-pathologie, /. bone pathology 
 Osteo-phagen, pL osteoclasts 
 Osteo-phym, n. a soft bony tumour 
 Osteo-phyt, n. osteophyte 
 Osteo-plasten, pi. osteoblasts 
 Osteo-plastik, /. osteoplastic surgery 
 Osteo-plastisch, a. osteoplastic 
 Osteo-porose, /. interstitial atrophy 
 • of bone, spongy condition of 
 
 bone 
 Osteo-psathyrose, /. brittleness of 
 
 bone due to disease or old age 
 Osteo - sklerose, /. induration of 
 
 borie 
 Osteo-steatom, n. osteosteatoma 
 Osteo-tomie, /. osteotomy 
 Ostien, n.pl. (cardiac) orifices 
 Ostien-erkrankung, /. disease of a 
 
 cardiac orifice 
 Ostien-erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 
 cardiac orifice 
 Ostien-fehler, m. defect of cardiac 
 
 ■ orifice 
 Ostien-stenose, /. stenosis of cardiac 
 
 orifice 
 Ostien-verengung, /. = -stenose 
 Ostrismus, m. oyster poisoning 
 Otagra, n. excessive otalgia 
 Otalgie, /. pain in ear 
 Otalgisch, a. otalgie 
 Otaphon, n. instrument for pinching 
 
 up the pinna, in deafness 
 Othamatom, n. haematoma of ear 
 Otiater, m, aurist 
 
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Oti 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ozo 
 
 Otiatrie, /. aural surgery and thera- 
 peutics, otology 
 Otiatrik, /. = Otiatrie 
 Oticodinose, /. Meniere's disease 
 Oto- (in compds.), relating to the 
 
 ear 
 Oto-blenorrhoe, /. aural suppuration 
 Oto-cyste, /. embryonic auditory 
 
 vesicle 
 Oto-dynie, /. otodynia 
 Oto-graphie, /. otography 
 Oto-logie, /. otology 
 Oto-mykosis, /. mycosis of external 
 
 auditory meatus 
 Oto-phon, n, an instrument for im- 
 proving the hearing 
 Oto-piesis, /. increased pressure in 
 
 the labyrinth 
 Oto-plastik, /. plastic surgery of the 
 
 ear 
 Oto-pyorrhoe, /. otic suppuration 
 Oto-rrhagie, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 the ear 
 Oto-rrhoe, /. otorrhoea 
 Oto-skop, n. otoscope, ear speculum 
 Oto-tomie, /. dissection of the ear 
 Ottawakrankheit, /. a form of syphi- 
 lis said to be endemic in Canada 
 Ovalarschnitt, m. oval incision or 
 
 amputation 
 Ovalschnitt, m. = Ovalarschnitt 
 Ovarial- (in compds.), vide Eier- 
 
 stocks- 
 Ovarialgie, /. ovarian neuralgia 
 Ovarien- (in compds.), vide Eier- 
 
 stocks- 
 Ovariocele, n. hernia containing an 
 
 ovar^'^ 
 Ovariocentese, /. puncture of an 
 
 ovarian cyst 
 Ovario-epilepsie, /. epilepsy of which 
 
 the attacks are excited by ovarian 
 
 trouble 
 Ovariomanie, /. mental disorder in 
 
 ovarian disease ; nymphomania 
 Ovariotomie, /. ovariotomy 
 Ovine, n. sheep-pox 
 Oxalamie, /. accumulation of oxalic 
 
 acid in the blood 
 Oxalither, m. oxalic ether 
 Oxalatstein, m. oxalate calculus 
 Oxalsauer, a. oxalate 
 Oxalsaure, /. oxalic acid 
 Oxalsaure Salze, n.pt. oxalates 
 Oxalsaures Ceroxydul, n. cerium 
 
 oxalate 
 Oxalsaures Eisenoxydul, n. ferrous 
 
 oxalate 
 Oxalurie, /. oxaluria 
 
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 Oxalursaure, /. oxalurie acid ^ 
 Oxalylharnstoff, m. oxalyl urea 
 Oxy- (in compds.), sharp, acid; 
 
 containing oxygen 
 Oxy-akanthin, n. oxyacanthine 
 Oxy-apfelsaure, /. tartaric acid 
 Oxy - asthesie, /. abnormally in- 
 creased power of sensation 
 Oxy-athylsulfosaure, /. oxyethyl- 
 
 sulphonic acid, isethionic acid 
 Oxy-benzoesaure, /. salicylic acid 
 Oxy-bernsteinsaure, /. oxysuccinic 
 
 acid, malic acid 
 Oxy-chloride, n.pl. oxychlorides 
 Oxy-croceumpflaster, n. Emplastrum 
 
 o.xycroceum. Ph. G. 
 Oxyd, n. oxide 
 Oxydation, /. oxidation 
 Oxydations-hemtnung, /. arrest of 
 
 oxidation 
 Oxydations-mittel, n. an oxidising 
 
 agent 
 Oxydatipns-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 oxidation 
 Oxy-dieren, v.i. & i. to oxidise ; to 
 
 become oxidised 
 Oxy - dimetrisch, a. oxymetric or 
 
 " by oxidation " 
 Oxy - ekoia, /. abnormal sharpness 
 
 of hearing 
 Oxy-essigsaure, /. glycolUc acid 
 Oxy-genieren, v.i. to oxygenise, to 
 
 supply with oxygen 
 Oxy-geniert, a. oxygenated 
 Oxy-genierung, /. oxygenation 
 Oxy-kinesie, /. pain on movement 
 Oxy-opie, /. abnormal acuteness of 
 
 vision 
 Oxy-phonie, /. abnormal shrillness of 
 
 speech 
 Oxy-propionsaure, /. oxy-propionic 
 
 acid 
 Oxy-regmie, f. pyrosis 
 Oxy-salze, n.pl. oxy-salts 
 Oxy-sauren, f.pl. oxy-acids 
 Ozana, /. ozaena 
 Ozon, n. ozone 
 Ozon-arm, a. poor in ozone 
 Ozon-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained ozone 
 Ozon-haltig, a. containing ozone 
 Ozon - mangel, m. absence of 
 
 ozon2 
 Ozon-menge, /. amount of ozone 
 Ozon-reich, a. rich in ozone 
 Ozon - sauerstoff, n. ozonised oxy- 
 gen 
 Ozonisieren, v.i. to ozonise 
 Ozonisierung, /. ozonisation 
 
Pad 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS. 
 
 Pal 
 
 Paar, n. pair, couple 
 
 Paaren, v.i. to pair, copulate 
 
 Paarig, a. paired, in couples ; 
 didelphian 
 
 Paarung, /. pairing, copulation 
 
 Pacchionisch, a. Pacchionian 
 
 Pachamie, /. = Pachyamie 
 
 Pachamisch, a. = Pachyamisch 
 
 Pachy- (in compds.), thick, pachy- 
 
 Pachy-akrie, /. abnormal increase 
 in thickness of phalanges 
 
 Pachy-amie, /. thick-bloodedness 
 
 Pachy-amisch, a. pachsemic, thick- 
 blooded 
 
 Pachy-blepharosis, /. thickening of 
 margins of eyelids in consequence 
 of chronic inflammation 
 
 Pachy-cholie, /. the thickening or 
 inspissation of bile 
 
 Pachy-chytnie,/. thickening of chyme 
 
 Pachy-dermatisch, a. pachy dermic 
 
 Pachy-dermie, /. pachydermia ; ele- 
 phantiasis Arabum 
 
 Pachy-kephalie, /. bradycephalus 
 due to premature ossification of 
 the lambdoid suture 
 
 Pachy-meningitis, /. inflammation of 
 dura mater 
 
 Pachy-meninx, /. dura mater 
 
 Pachy-somie, /. abnormal thicken- 
 ing of the soft parts (in acro- 
 megaly) 
 
 Pacini 'sche Korperchen, n.pl. Pa- 
 cinian bodies or corpuscles 
 
 Packetkokken, m.pl. = Packetspalt- 
 pilz 
 
 Packetpilz, m. = Packetspaltpilz 
 
 Packetspaltpilz, m. sarcina 
 
 Padarthrocace, /. fungous inflamma- 
 tion of joints in children (tuber- 
 cular) 
 
 Padatrophie, /. marasmus of chil- 
 dren, tabes mesenterica 
 
 Paderast, m. paederast 
 
 Paderastie, /. paederasty 
 
 Paderastisch, a. paederastic 
 
 Padiater, m. children's doctor 
 
 Padiatrie, /. pediatrics 
 
 Padiatrik, /. the study of children's 
 diseases 
 
 Padiatrisch, a. pediatric 
 
 Padotrophie, /. the feeding and 
 rearing of children 
 
 Paedicado, /. = Paderastie 
 
 Pacdophlysis bullosa, /. pemphigus 
 
 neonatorum 
 Pagenstecher'sche Salbe, /. an eye 
 
 ointment containing yellow oxide 
 
 of mercury 
 Pagoplexie, /. frostbite ; paralysis 
 
 from cold 
 Palato-plastik, /. palatoplasty 
 Palato-schisis, /. cleft palate 
 Palindromie, /. a relapse 
 Palissadenwurm, m. eustrongylus 
 
 gigas - 
 Palliativ, a. palliative 
 Palliativ-behandlung, /. palliative 
 
 treatment 
 Palliativ-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 Palliativ-mittel, n. a palliative 
 Palliativ-punktion, /. palliative para- 
 centesis 
 Palliditat, /. paleness, pallor 
 Pallisad^nwurm, m. strongylus 
 
 — bewaffneter, strongylus ar- 
 matus 
 
 — fadenformiger, strongylus 
 filaria (Rud.) 
 
 — kleinschwanziger, strongy- 
 lus micrurus {Mehl.) 
 
 — seltsamer, strongylus para- 
 doxus (Mehl.) 
 
 Palmarosaol, n. ethereal oil ob- 
 tained from Pelargonium odora- 
 tissimum 
 
 Palmbutter, /. = Palmol 
 
 Palmfett, n. = Palmol 
 
 Palmidactylie, /. webbing of fingers 
 or toes 
 
 Palmitinsaure, /. palmitic acid 
 
 Palmkernol, n. oil obtained from 
 the ends of the oil-palm 
 
 Palmol, n. palm-oil 
 
 Palmoplantarsymptom] = Filipo- 
 wicz'sches Zeichen 
 
 Palmoskopie, /. observation of th« 
 beating of the heart or pulse 
 
 Palmospasmus, m. trembling spasm, 
 clonic convulsion 
 
 Palmstarke, /. sago 
 
 Palmwachs, n. wax obtained from 
 certain palms 
 
 Palmzucker, m. sugar obtained from 
 certain palms 
 
 Palpatorisch, a. relating to palpa- 
 tion 
 
 Palpitieren, v.i. to palpitate, to beat 
 
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Pal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pajl 
 
 Paludismus, m. paludism 
 
 Pamplegie, /. general or complete 
 paralysis 
 
 Panamalahmung, /. beri-beri 
 
 Panamarinde, /. bark of Quillaia 
 saponaria 
 
 Panaritium, n. whitlow 
 
 Panarthritis, /. inflammation of all 
 the joints 
 
 Panchrestum, n. panacea 
 
 Pandemie, /. a general and widely 
 spread epidemic 
 
 Pandemisch, a. pandemic ' ''^ 
 
 Pander 'scher Kern, m. Pander's nu- 
 cleus, minute nucleus on the ger- 
 minal disc of the hen's egg 
 
 Panhidrosis, /. prolonged general 
 sweating 
 
 Pankreas, n. pancreas 
 
 Pankreas- (in compds.), pancreatic ; 
 vide for compds. also Bauch- 
 speicheldriisen- 
 
 Pankreas-blutung, /. pancreatic hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Pankreas-entzundung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of pancreas 
 
 Pankreas-geschwulst, /. new growth 
 of pancreas 
 
 Pankreas-glycerinmischung, /. gly- 
 cerine pancreatic extract 
 
 Pankreas-infus, n. pancreatic in- 
 fusion or emulsion 
 
 Pankreas-krebs, m. cancer of pan- 
 creas 
 
 Pankreas-saft, m. pancreatic juice 
 
 Pankreas-stein, m. pancreatic con- 
 cretion 
 
 Pankreas-steinkolik, /. colic due to- 
 pancreatic calculus 
 
 Pankreas- verdauung, /. pancreatic 
 digestion 
 
 Pankreatalgie, /. pancreatic pain or 
 neuralgia 
 
 Pankreatin, n. pancreatin, trypsin 
 
 Pankreatisch, a. pancreatic 
 
 Pankreatitis, /. inflammation of 
 pancreas 
 
 Panmixie, /. panmyxia 
 
 Panneuritis endemica, /. beri-beri 
 
 Pannes, a. pannous, felt-like 
 
 Panophthalmitis, /. inflammation of 
 all the eye-tissues 
 
 Panostitis, /. inflammation of all 
 bone-forming tissues 
 
 ' Panphagie, /. = Pantophagie 
 
 Panphobic, /. = Pantophobia 
 
 Panplegia, /. = Paraplegia 
 
 Pansen, m. paunch, first stomach of 
 ruminants 
 
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 Pantherschwamm, m. Agaricus pan- 
 therinus, DC. 
 
 Pantokom, n. apparatus for moving 
 bedridden patients 
 
 Pantophagie, /. omnivorousness 
 
 Pantophobie, /. universal dread 
 
 Pantoskopisch, a. seeing both near 
 and far objects 
 
 Pantoskopische Brillan, f.pl. com- 
 posite spectacles arranged for 
 both near and distant vision 
 
 Panzerkrabs, in. cancer en cuirasse 
 
 Paonie, /. pseony , 
 
 Papagei, m. parrot 
 
 Papagai-mykose, /. fungoid disease 
 of parrots due to streptococcus 
 perniciosus 
 
 Papagei-schnabel, m. parrot-beak 
 forceps (dentistry) 
 
 Papel, /. pimple, papule 
 
 Papal-bildung, /. formation of pa- 
 pules 
 
 Papier, n. paper 
 
 Papiar-bainchan, n. = -platte 
 
 Papiar-filter, m. paper filter 
 
 Papier-knochen, m. = -platte 
 
 Papier-platta, /. lamina papyracea of 
 ethmoid bone 
 
 Papier - schaibantragar, m. dental 
 disc-holder 
 
 Papillar, a. papillary ; vide for 
 compds. also Papillan- 
 
 Papillar-blutbahn, /. papillary blood- 
 channel 
 
 Papillar-gefass, n. papillary vessel 
 
 Papillar-geschwulst, /. papilloma, 
 warty growth 
 
 Papillar-gewebe, n. papillary tissue 
 
 Papillar-korpar, m. papillary body 
 
 Papillar-linie, /. nipple-line 
 
 Papillar-muskal, m. musculus papil- 
 laris, papillary muscle 
 
 Papillar-schlinge, /. papillary loop 
 
 Papillar - schwellung, /, papinary>^ 
 swelling or enlargement ^''^ 
 
 Papillar-sprossung, /. papillary bud- 
 ding or outgrowth 
 
 Papillar - wucherung, /. papillary 
 hypertrophy or proliferation 
 
 Papille, /. papilla, pimple ; nipple 
 
 Papillan- (in compds.), papillary ; 
 vide for compds. a/so Papillar- 
 
 Papillen-bindegawabe, n. papillary 
 connective tissue 
 
 Papillen-biischel, m. papillary bundle 
 or tuft 
 
 Papillen-entzundung, /. papillitis 
 
 Papillen-furchung, /. papillary fur- x 
 rowing or segmentation 
 
Fap 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Par 
 
 Papillen-haar, n. papillary hair 
 
 PapiUen-schlinge, /. papillary loop 
 
 Papillen-stock, m. primary or funda- 
 metftal papijla 
 
 Papillom, n. papilloma 
 
 Papillom-triimmer, n.pl. remnants 
 or fragments of papilloma 
 
 Papilloretinitis, /. neuroretinitis 
 
 Papillos, a. papillary 
 
 Papin'scher Topf, m. autoclave 
 
 Papp- (in compds.), relating to card- 
 board ; relating to paste 
 
 Papp-deckel, m. millboard, card- 
 board, pasteboard < 
 
 Pappe, /. pasteboard, millboard ; 
 paste 
 
 Pappel, /. poplar 
 
 Pappel-knospen, m.pl. poplar buds 
 
 Pappel - pomade, /. Unguentum 
 populi. Ph. G. 
 
 Pappel-salbe, /. = -pomade 
 
 Papp-schiene, /. cardboard or mill- 
 board splint 
 
 Papp-verband, m. starch or paste 
 dressing 
 
 Papp-watteverband, m. starch and 
 wool dressing 
 
 Papulos, a. papular 
 
 Paquelin'scher Brenner, m. Paque- 
 lin's cautery 
 
 Par aanasthesie,/.bilateral anaesthesia 
 
 Parabansaure, /. parabanic acid 
 
 Parabulie, /. perversion of will-power 
 
 Paracanthosis, /. irregular growth of 
 prickle-cell layer of skin 
 
 Paracentese, /. paracentesis 
 
 Paracentesieren, v.t. to tap, to 
 puncture, to perform paracentesis 
 
 Paracholie, /. a form of jaundice in 
 which the bile gets into the circu- 
 
 lation via the lymphatics {Pick.) 
 
 Parachromatoblepsie, /. defective 
 colour vision 
 
 Paracyesis, /. extrauterine pregnancy 
 
 Paracystitis, /. inflammation of the 
 connective tissue round the blad- 
 der 
 
 Paradenitis, /. inflammation of the 
 tissues around a gland 
 
 Paradieskorner, n.pl. grains of para- 
 dise 
 
 Paradoxic, /. paradoxia 
 
 Parasthesie, /. paraesthesla 
 
 Paraffin, n. paraffin 
 
 Paraffin-akne, n. acne due to paraffin 
 
 Paraffin-einbettung, /. imbedding in 
 paraffin 
 
 Paraffin-krebs, m. epithelioma ex- 
 cited by paraffin irritation 
 
 Paraffin-61, n. paraffin oil 
 
 Paraffin-salbe, /. paraffin ointment 
 
 Paragammacismus, m. disturbance 
 of speech in which " g " and " k " 
 are replaced by " d " and " t " 
 
 Parageusia, /. perversion or abnor- 
 mality of sense of taste 
 
 Paragnathus, m. double monsler in 
 which the parasite is attached to 
 the side of the jaw of the autosite 
 
 Paragomphosis, /. impaction of tha 
 child's head in the pelvis 
 
 Paragraphic, /. loss of power to 
 write as usual, due to central nerve 
 disease 
 
 Parahidrosis, /. excretion of an 
 abnormal kind of sweat 
 
 Parakeratosis, /. deposition of horn 
 in an abnormal situation 
 
 Parakinese, /. inco-ordination 
 
 Parakolpion, n. the connective tissue 
 round the vagina 
 
 Parakolpitis, /. circumvaginal in- 
 flammation 
 
 Parakresse, /. herba spilanthis 
 
 Parakusis, /. disordered hearing 
 
 Paralambdacismus, m. substitution 
 of other consonants for the letter 
 " 1 " in speaking 
 
 Paralexie, /. paralexia, loss of 
 capability of reading written or 
 printed characters, a form of 
 aphasia with word- blindness 
 
 Paralgesie, /. lessened sensibility to 
 pain 
 
 Paralgie, /. perverted feeling or 
 sensibility 
 
 Paralipophobie, /. impulsive ideas in 
 neurasthenics, associated with 
 fear 
 
 Parallelfurche, /. superior temporal 
 groove or sulcus 
 
 Parallelgesetz, n. parallel law (JFech- 
 ner) 
 
 Paralogie, /. talking insanely, wan- 
 dering in speech, mild delirium 
 
 Paralyse, /. paralysis 
 
 Paralysieren, v.t. to paralyse 
 
 Paralysiert, a. paralysed 
 
 Paralytica, n.pl. antispasmodics 
 
 Paralytiker, m. a sufferer from 
 general paralysis 
 
 Paralytisch, a. paralytic 
 
 Paralytischer Thorax, m. phthinoid 
 chest 
 
 Paramilchsaure, /. paralactic acid 
 
 Paramimie, /. disordered expression, 
 the signs and gestures being not in 
 accord with the words employed 
 
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Par 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Par 
 
 Paramnesie, /. illusion of memory 
 
 Paramusie, /. the production of false 
 notes and intervals in singing 
 
 Paranasthesie, /. = Paraanas- 
 thesie 
 
 Paranoia, /. a form of insanity in 
 which hallucinations are a marked 
 symptom 
 
 Paranoiker, m. a sufferer from 
 paranoia 
 
 Paraparese, /. slight paraplegia 
 
 Paraphasia, /. paraphasia, a form 
 of speech disturbance in which 
 wrong words are used or the right 
 words mispronounced 
 
 Paraphemie, /. = Paraphasia 
 
 Paraphonie, /. paraphonia, defective 
 phonation, "cracking" of the 
 voice 
 
 Paraphrasie, /. disordered or inco- 
 herent speech 
 
 Paraphrenia, /. developmental in- 
 sanity 
 
 Paraphrenitis, /. inflammation of 
 the diaphragmatic connective 
 tissue 
 
 Paraplasia, /. anomalous, morbid 
 formation 
 
 Paraplasm, n. interiilamentous part 
 of protoplasm 
 
 Paraplaste, /. a plaster basis con- 
 taining guttapercha, lanolin, 
 colophonium and dammar resin, 
 spread upon thick cotton-wool 
 {Unna) 
 
 Paraplegia, /. paraplegia 
 
 Paraplagisch, a. paraplegic 
 
 Parapophyse, /. parapophysis, capi- 
 tular process 
 
 Parapoplexia, /. slight apoplexy or 
 apoplectic symptoms 
 
 Pararhotacismus, m. substitution of 
 other sounds for that of the letter 
 " r " 
 
 Parasacration, /. abnormal secretion, 
 especially of the gastric juice 
 
 Parasigmatismus, m. substitution of 
 other sounds for that of the letter 
 "s " 
 
 Parasinoidalraume, m.pl. parasin- 
 oidal spaces 
 
 Parasit, m. parasite 
 
 Parasitar, a. parasitic 
 
 Parasitan-kunde, /. science or know- 
 ledge of parasites 
 
 Parasiten-lahra, /. = -kunda 
 
 Parasitan-totend, a. parasiticide 
 
 Parasitieren, v.i. to be or live as a 
 parasite 
 
 Parasitisch, a. parasitic 
 
 Paraspadia, /. opening of the urethra 
 at the side of the penis 
 
 Parasteatosis, /. sebaceous secretioa 
 in unusual situations 
 
 Parasternallinia, /. line drawn paral- 
 lel to and midway between the 
 nipple and mid-sternal lines 
 
 Parasthesia, /. paraesthesia, abnor- 
 mal or perverted sensation 
 
 Paratinktur, /. Tinctura spilanthis 
 comp., Ph. G. 
 
 Paratonie, /. abnormal or morbid 
 tension, overstrain 
 
 Paratrichosis, /. development of hair 
 in abnormal situations 
 
 Paratriptisch, a. paratr5'ptic 
 
 Paratrophia, /. dystrophy, pseudo- 
 hypertrophy 
 
 Paraweinsaura, /. para-tartaric acid, 
 racemic acid 
 
 Paragorica, n.pl. sedatives 
 
 Paregorisch, a. paregoric 
 
 Parairawurzal, /. Radix pareirsB 
 bravae 
 
 Parekkrisia, /. anomalous se- or ex- 
 cretion 
 
 Paremptose, /. the condition of 
 invasion or being out of place 
 (especially of blood) 
 
 Paranchym, n. parenchyma 
 
 Paranchymatisch, a. parenchyma- 
 tous 
 
 Parenchymatos, a. = Paranchy- 
 matisch 
 
 Paranchym - ambolie, /. embolus 
 consisting of tissue-cells 
 
 Paranchym-fliissigkeit, /. parenchy- 
 matous fluid or lymph 
 
 Paranchym-knorpel, embryonic car- 
 tilage 
 
 Parenchym-saft, m. = -fiussigkait 
 
 Paresis, /. partial paralysis 
 
 Parasoanalgesia, /. analgesia with 
 partial sensory paralysis 
 
 Paratisch, a. paretic 
 
 Parfiimerie, /. perfumery 
 
 Parfumieren, v.t. to perfume 
 
 Parhidrosis, /. = Parahidrosis 
 
 Parietal- (in compds.), vide also 
 Schaitel- and Schaitelbein- 
 
 Pariatal-blatt, n. parietal layer 
 
 Parietal-hohle, /. pericardio-pleura 
 cavity 
 
 Pariatal-lappen, m. parietal lobe 
 
 Parietal-punkt, m. parietal point 
 
 Parietal - thrombus, m. throm- 
 bus attached to the wall of a 
 vessel 
 
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 Pau 
 
 Parietal-viereck, n. parietal quad- 
 rangle 
 
 Parietal-windung, /. parietal convo- 
 lution 
 
 Parietinsaure, /. chrysophanic acid 
 
 Pariser Pillen, -pi. Pil. ferri 
 carb. 
 
 Parkinson'sche Krsinkheit, /. para- 
 lysis agitans 
 
 Paronychie, /. paronychia 
 
 Parorchidie, /. abnormal situation of 
 testicle 
 
 Parorexie, /. perverted appetite 
 
 Parosmie, /. disordered sense of 
 smell 
 
 Parostosis, /. ossification external to 
 the periosteum 
 
 Parotiden- (in compds.), vide Ohr- 
 speicheldriise- 
 
 Parovariotoniie, /. removal of a 
 diseased parovarium 
 
 Paroxysmus, m. paroxysm 
 
 Parrot'sche Krankheit, f. pseudo- 
 paralysis in congenital syphilis 
 
 Parulis, /. inflammatory swelling of 
 gums 
 
 Passagenimpfung, /. inoculation 
 from one animal to another 
 
 Passiv, a. passive 
 
 Passive Bewegungen, pi. passive 
 movements 
 
 Paste, /. pasta, paste 
 
 Pastenstift, m. point or stick of 
 medicated paste 
 
 Pasteurisieren, v.t. to pasteurise, to 
 sterUise 
 
 Pasteur 'sche Impfung, /. inocula- 
 tion against hydrophobia 
 
 Pastille, /. pastil, troche, lozenge 
 
 Pastoralmedizin, /. medicina pasto- 
 ralis, a sort of medical first-aid 
 given by country clergymen 
 
 Pastes, a. pastry 
 
 Paternitat, /. paternity 
 
 Paternitatsklage, /. affiliation suit 
 
 Paternostererbsen, f.pl. semen Jequi- 
 rity 
 
 Paternosterwerkzeug, n. snare com- 
 posed of a loop passing through 
 beads 
 
 Pathetisch, a. pathetic, sympathetic 
 
 Patho- (in compds.), relating to 
 disease 
 
 Patho-amine, pi. ptomaines present 
 in the urine of certain diseases 
 
 Patho-gen, a. pathogenic 
 
 Patho-genese, /. pathogenesis 
 
 Patho-genie, /. = -genese 
 
 Patho-genisch, a. = Pathogen 
 
 Patho-gnomie, /. the diagnosis of 
 
 disease by pathognomonic signs 
 Patho-gnomik, /. = -gnomie 
 Patho-gnomisch, a. pathognomonic 
 Patho-gnomonisch, a. = -gnomisch 
 Patho-gnostisch, a. pathognostio 
 Patho-graphie, /. description of 
 
 disease 
 Patho-graphisch, a. descriptive of 
 
 disease 
 Patho-log, m. pathologist 
 Patho-logie, a. pathology 
 Patho-logisch, a. pathological 
 Patho-phobie, /. morbid fear of 
 
 disease 
 Paukarzt, m. surgeon in attendance 
 
 at a students' duel 
 Pauke, /. tympanum 
 Pauken- (in compds.), tympanic 
 Pauken-bein, n. tympanic bone 
 Pauken-decke, /. tegmen tympani 
 Pauken - driise, /. glandula tym- 
 
 panica 
 Paukenfell, n. membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-auspannung, /. tension 
 
 of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell - ausschneidung, /. exci- 
 sion of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-durchbohrung, /. perfora- 
 tion of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-durchschneidung, /. in- 
 cision of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-entzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-erschlaffer, m. laxator 
 
 tympani muscle 
 Paukenfell-erschlaffung, /. relaxa- 
 tion of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-falz, m. tympanic groove 
 Paukenfell-flache, /. surface of mem- 
 brana tympani 
 Paukenfeli-nabel, m. umbo of mem- 
 brana tympani 
 Paukenfeli-nerv, m. chorda tym- 
 pani 
 Paukenfell-ring, m. tympanic ring 
 Paukenfell-riss, m. rupture of mem- 
 brana tympani 
 Paukenfell-rotung, /. redness of 
 
 membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-saite, /. chorda tympani 
 Paukenfell-schwellung, /. swelling ' 
 
 of membrana. tympani 
 Paukenfell-schwingung, /. vibratior 
 
 of membrana tympani 
 Paukenfell-spanner, w. tensor tym- 
 pani muscle 
 Paukenfell - spannmusisel, m. =• 
 -spanner 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pem 
 
 Paukenfell-spannung, /. — -auspan- 
 nung 
 
 Paukenfell-tasche, /. pouch formed 
 by mucous membrane of the 
 tympanum. 
 
 PaUkenfell-triiburtgj /. opacity of 
 membrana tympani 
 
 Paukenfell-verdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of membrana tympani 
 
 Paukenfell-zerreissung, /. rupture of 
 membrana tympani 
 
 Paukenfell-zerstorung, /. destruc- 
 tion of membrana tympani 
 
 Paukenfell - zusammenziehung, /. 
 contraction of membrana tym- 
 pani 
 
 Pauken-f enster, n. tympanic fenestra 
 
 Pauken-gang, m. tympanic canal 
 
 Pauken-gefiecht, n. tympanic plexus 
 
 Paukenhohle, /. tympanic cavity 
 
 Paukenhohlen-arterie, /. tympanic 
 artery 
 
 Paukenhohlen-boden, m. floor of 
 tympanic cavity 
 
 Patikenhohlen-dach, n. roof of tym.- 
 panum 
 
 Paukenhohlen-decke, /. tegmen tym- 
 pani 
 
 Paukenhohlen-enge, /. isthmus of 
 tympanum 
 
 Paukenhohlen-entzundun^, /. in- 
 flammation of tympanic cavity 
 
 Paukenhohlen-katarrh, m. catarrh 
 of tympanic cavity 
 
 Paukenhohlen-luft, /. air contained 
 in tympanic cavity 
 
 Paukenhohlen-platte, /. tympanic 
 portion of temporal bone 
 
 Paukenhohlen-probe, /. a test for 
 live birth ; vigorous respiration 
 disturbs or destroys the gelatinous 
 contents of the tympanic cavity 
 
 Paukenhohlen-schleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of tympanic 
 cavitv 
 
 Paukenhohlen-untersuchung, /. ex- 
 amination of tympanic cavitv 
 
 Paukenhohlen-wand, /. wall of tym- 
 panic cavity 
 
 Paukenhohlen-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Pauken - kiemendruse, /. glandula 
 tympanica 
 
 Pauken-lippe, f. = -rand 
 
 Pauken-miindung, /. ostium tym- 
 panicum 
 
 Pauken-nerv, m. tympanic nerve 
 
 Pauken-rand, m. tympanic margin 
 
 Pauken-ring, m. tympanic ring 
 
 Pauken-rinne, /. tympanic groove 
 
 Pauken-rohrcheri, n. Eustachian 
 
 -catheter 
 Paukeri-saite, /. chorda tympani 
 Pauken - saitenkanal, m, canalis 
 
 chorda tympani 
 Pauken - schlagader, /. tympanic 
 
 artery 
 Pauken-teil, m. tympanic portion (of 
 
 temporal bone) 
 Pauken-treppe, /. scala tympani 
 Pauken-wahd, /. tympanic wall 
 Pauken- winkel, m. tympanic angle 
 Pausbacke, /. chubby-cheek 
 Pausbackig, a. chubby-cheeked 
 Pause, /. pause, stop, rest 
 Pavilion, m. pavilion 
 Pavilion - baracke, /. barracks on 
 
 pavilion system 
 Pavilion-system, n. pavilion system 
 Pavy'sche Krankheit, /. functional 
 
 albuminuria 
 Pech, n. pitch 
 
 Pech-artig, a. pitchy, bituminous 
 Pech-erz, n. uranium 
 Pech-holz, n. resinous wood 
 Pech-kappe, /. pitch-plaster cap 
 Pech-kohle, /. bituminous coal 
 Pech-61, n. oil of tar 
 Pech-pflaster, n. pitch-plaster 
 Pectoriloquie, /. pectoriloquy 
 Pedologie, /. demography 
 Pegu Katechu, n. black catechu 
 Pein, /. pain, torment, terture, 
 
 agony 
 Peinigen, v.t. to torment, to torture, 
 
 to agonise 
 Peinlich, a. painful, tormenting, 
 
 agonising 
 Peinroll, a. = Peinlich 
 Peitschenwurm, m. trichocephalus 
 
 dispar 
 Pektinstoffe, m.pl. pectin substances 
 Pektinzucker, m. arabinose 
 Pelargonsaure, /. pelargonic acid 
 Pelioma, n. peliosis, petechial erup- 
 tion 
 Peliosis, /. purpura rheumatica 
 Pellagra, /. pellagra, lepra Lom- 
 
 bardica, mal de la rosa 
 Pellagros, a. pellagrous 
 Pellentia, n.pl. abortefacients 
 Pellucitat, /. pellucidness, trans- 
 parency 
 Pelvimetrie, /. pelvimetry 
 Pelzfresser, m.pl. mallophaga 
 Pelzigsein, n. furry feelihg or sen- 
 sation (e.g. the " treading on 
 cotton- wool ' ' of tabetics) 
 Pemphigusartig, a. pemphigoid 
 
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 Per 
 
 Pendjeseuche, /. Penjdeh sore or 
 
 boil, clou de Biskra 
 Penetrabilitat, /. penetrability 
 Penetrieren, v.t. to penetrate 
 Penetrierend, a. penetrating 
 Penitis, /. inflammation of the penis 
 Pentaborsaure, /. pentaborio acid 
 Pentosurie, /. excretion of pentose 
 
 in the urine 
 Pepsin, n. pepsine 
 Pepsin-druse, /. peptic gland 
 Pepsin-essenz, /. essence of pepsine 
 Pepsin-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained pepsine 
 Pepsin-haltig, a. containing pepsine 
 Pepsin-praparat, n. a preparation 
 
 containing pepsine 
 Pepsin-verdauung, /. digestion by 
 
 pepsine 
 Pepsin-wein, m. pepsine wine 
 Pepsin- wirkung, /. effect of pepsine 
 Peptisch, a. peptic 
 Pepton, n. peptone 
 Peptonisieren, v.t. to peptonise 
 Peptonisiert, a. peptonised 
 Peptonisierung, /. the act of pep- 
 
 tonising 
 Peptonklystier, n. peptone enema 
 Peptonurie, /. peptonuria 
 Peraciditat, /. superacidity 
 Peracut, a. superacute 
 Perceptibilitat, /. perceptibility 
 Perchemplastra, n.pl. guttapercha 
 
 plaster bases 
 Perforationsgerausch, n. whistling 
 
 sound produced by forcing air 
 
 through a perforated ear-drum 
 Perforativtrepan,»M. = Perforatorium 
 Perforatorium, n. perforator 
 Perforieren, v.l. to perforate 
 Perforiert, a. perforated 
 Pergament, n. parchment 
 Pergament-haut, /. parchment-skin, 
 
 xerodermia 
 Pergament-knistern, n. parchment 
 
 crepitation 
 Pergament-knittern, n. = -knistern 
 Pergament - papier, n. parchment 
 
 paper 
 Periadenitis, /. inflammation around 
 
 a gland 
 Perialgie, /. violent radiating pain, 
 
 perialgia 
 Perialgisch, a. periaJgic 
 Peribrosis, /. inflammation of the 
 
 margins of the eyelids 
 Perical, n. Madura foot 
 Perichondrom, n. chondroma arising 
 
 from periosteum 
 
 Perichoroidalraum, m. perichoroidal 
 
 space 
 Peridektomie, /. excision of a strip 
 
 of conjunctiva for the cure of 
 
 pannus 
 Perikardisch, a. pericardial, peri- 
 cardiac 
 Perikarditisch, a. pericarditic 
 Perilymphe, /. perilymph 
 Perimetrie, /. perimetry 
 Perineocele, n. perineal hernia 
 Perineorrhaphie, /. perineorrhaphy 
 Perineotomie, /. perineal section 
 Perinuklearstar, m. perinuclear or 
 
 lamellar cataract 
 Periode, /. period ; menstruation ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Menstrual- 
 
 and Menstruation- 
 Perioden-binde, /. menstrual diaper 
 
 or bandage 
 Perioden-eintritt, m. onset of men- 
 struation 
 Perioden-kissen, n. menstrual pad 
 Periodicitat, /. periodicity 
 Periodisch, a. periodical, periodic 
 Periophthalmie, /. capsulitis 
 Perioptometrie, /. testing peripheral 
 
 vision by means of a perimeter, 
 
 perimetry 
 Periost, n. periosteum 
 Periostal, a. periosteal 
 Periostealreflex, m. reflex evoked by 
 
 tapping the end of certain long 
 
 bones (e.g. the radius) 
 Periostose, /. periostosis 
 Peripherie, /. periphery, circunv 
 
 ference 
 Peripheriewarts, adv. towards the 
 
 periphery, peripherally 
 Peripherisch, a. peripheral 
 Peripneumonie, /. pleuropneumonia 
 Perirrigation, a. the flushing out of 
 
 an empyema cavity from before 
 
 backwards 
 Periskopisch, a. periscopic, concavo- 
 convex 
 Peristaltisch, a. peristaltic 
 Perithel, n. the cellular covering of 
 
 the smallest blood-vessels 
 Peritonaal, a. = Peritoneal 
 Peritonaisch, a. peritoneal 
 Peritonaum, n. peritoneum 
 Peritoneal- (in compds.), vide Bauch- 
 
 fell-, peritoneal 
 Peritonismus, m. pseudoperitonitis 
 Perivaskular, a. perivascular 
 Perkussion, /. percussion 
 Perkussions-befund, m. result of 
 
 examination by percussion 
 
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Per 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 ■Pes 
 
 Perkussions-ergebnis, n. = -befund 
 Perkussions-erschiitterung, /. thrill 
 or vibration produced by percus- 
 sion 
 Perkussions-hammer, m. percussion 
 
 hammer 
 Perkussions-schall, m. percussion 
 note or sound 
 
 Perkussions-schlag, m. percussion 
 stroke 
 
 Perkussions-ton, m. = -schall 
 
 Perkussions-zeichen, n. percussion 
 indication 
 
 Perkutieren, v.t. to percuss 
 
 Perlasche, /. purified potash, pearl- 
 ash 
 
 Perle, /. pearl ; bead 
 
 Perlen-artig, a. pearl-like, pearly, 
 margaritaceous, margaritic 
 
 Perlen-schwamm, m. agaricus ru- 
 bescens 
 
 Perl-friesel, m. miliaria 
 
 Perl-gerste, /. pearl barley 
 
 Perl-geschwulst, /. cholesteatoma 
 
 Perl-graupe, /. = -gerte 
 
 Perl-knoten, m. pearl nodule (bovine 
 tuberculosis) 
 
 Perl-krebs, m. cholesteatoma 
 
 Perl-kugel, /. pearly body (in 
 epithelioma) 
 
 Perl-moos, n. (irlandisches), Irish 
 moss 
 
 Perl-mutter, /. mother-of-pearl 
 
 Perl-mutterarbeitenkrankheit, /. a 
 disease of mother-of-pearl work- 
 ers, characterised by osteitis and 
 osteomyelitis 
 
 Perl-naht, /. shot- or bead-suture 
 
 Perl-salz, n. sodium phosphate 
 
 Perl-sucht, /. bovine tuberculosis 
 
 Perl-siichtig, a. affected with bovine 
 tuberculosis 
 
 Permeabel, a. permeable 
 
 Permeabilitat, /. permeability 
 
 Pernicios, a. pernicious, malig- 
 nant 
 
 Pernionen, m.pl. chilblains 
 
 Perobrachus, m. congenital malfor- 
 mation of arm 
 
 Perocephalus, m. monster with de- 
 fective head 
 
 Perochirus, m. monster with de- 
 formed hand 
 
 Perocormus, m. monster with de- 
 formed body 
 
 Perodactylus, m. monster with de- 
 fective fingers 
 
 Perodynie, /. cardiac or precordial 
 pain 
 
 Peromelie, /. congenital malforma- 
 tion of limbs 
 Perone, /. fibula 
 
 Peropus, m. monster with imperfect 
 lower limbs 
 
 Perseveration, /. senseless repetition 
 of words or actions 
 
 Persisches Feuer, n. anthrax 
 
 Fersistieren, v.i. to persist, last 
 
 Perubalsam, m. balsam of Peru 
 
 Perubalsam-salbe, /. ointment of 
 Peruvian balsam 
 
 Perubalsam-sirup, m. syrup of Peru- 
 vian balsam 
 
 Perusalpeter, m. nitrate of soda 
 
 Pervers, a. changed, abnormal 
 
 Pessarienzange, /. pessary forceps 
 
 Pessarium, n. pessary 
 
 Pest, /. plague, pest ; pestilence 
 orientalische — , oriental plague 
 sibirische — -, anthrax 
 
 Pest-ahnlich, a. pestilential ; in- 
 fectious, contagious 
 
 Pest-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Pest-artigkeit, /. infectiousness, con- 
 tagiousness 
 
 Pest-arznei, /. remedy against plague 
 
 Pest-arzt, m. physician employed 
 during plague 
 
 Pest-beule, /. plague-sore or -boil 
 
 Pest-blatter, /. = -beule 
 
 Pest-bubo, in. = -beule 
 
 Pest-dunst, m. pestilential vapour, 
 miasm 
 
 Pest-essig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 
 Pest-ilecken, m. plague spot 
 
 Pest-gegend, /. plague-infected dis- 
 trict 
 
 Pest-geruch, m. pestilential odour 
 
 Pest-geschwulst, /. = -beule 
 
 Pest-gesetz, n. law relating to the 
 plague 
 
 Pest-gestank, m. pestilential smell 
 
 Pest-gift, n. plague virus 
 
 Pest-haft, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Pest-haus, n. lazaretto, pest-house 
 
 Pestilenz, /. pestilence 
 
 Pestilenzialisch, a. pestilential 
 
 Pestisch, a. = Pestahnlich 
 
 Pest-karbunkel, m. plague-carbuncle 
 or -boil 
 
 Pest-kontagium, n. plague virus 
 
 Pest-krank, a. ill with the plague 
 
 Pest-kranke, m. & f. a person in- 
 fected with the plague 
 
 Pest-krankheit, /. plague 
 
 Pest-luf t, /. pestiferous air 
 
 Pest-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 
 Pest-ordnung, /. plague regulation 
 
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 Pfl' 
 
 Pest-stoff, m. = -gift 
 
 Pest-widrig, a. anti-plague 
 
 Pest-zeit, /. time of plague 
 
 Petechial-fieber, n. petechial fever, 
 typhus 
 
 Petechial-typhus, m. ~ -fieber 
 
 Petechien, f.pl. petechise 
 
 Petersilie, /. parsley 
 
 Petersilien-kampfer, m. apiol 
 
 Petersilien-cl, n. essential oil of 
 parsley 
 
 Petersilien-samen, m. parsley 
 
 Petersilien-wasser, n. Aqua petro- 
 selini, Ph. G. 
 
 Petri 'sches Schalchen, n. flat vessel 
 for bacterial cultures 
 
 Petroleumather, m. jEther petrolei 
 {Ph. G.), benzine 
 
 Peyer'sche Driisen, f.pl. Peyer's 
 glands 
 
 Peyer'sche Driisenhaufen, m.pl. 
 Peyer's patches 
 
 Pfanne, /. pan ; acetabulum, socket ; 
 shallow cavity 
 
 Pfannen- (in compds.), acetabular 
 
 Pfannen-artig, a. acetabular 
 
 Pfannen-bau, m. structure of ace- 
 tabulum 
 
 Pfannen-boden, m. floor of acetabu- 
 lum 
 
 Pfannen-bruch, m. fracture of ace- 
 tabulum 
 
 Pfannen - einschnitt, m. cotyloid 
 notch, notch of acetabulum 
 
 Pfannen-formig, a. = -artig 
 
 Pfannen-fugung, /. acetabular sym- 
 physis 
 
 Pfannen-gegend, /. acetabular re- 
 gion 
 
 Pfannen-gelenk, n. enarthrosis 
 
 Pfannen-grube, /. acetabular fossa 
 
 Pfannen-hohlung, /. = -grube 
 
 Pfannen-knorpel, m. cartilage of 
 acetabulum 
 
 Pfannen-lippe, /. cotyloid ligament 
 
 Pfannen-rand, m. acetabular or 
 cotyloid margin 
 
 Pfannen-ringband, n. cotyloid liga- 
 ment 
 
 Pfannen-saum, m. = -rand 
 
 Pfeffer, m. pepper 
 
 spanischer — , capsicum 
 
 Pfefferminze, /. peppermint 
 
 Pfefferminz-essenz, /. (englische), 
 Spiritus menthae piperitae angli- 
 cus, Phi G. 
 Pfefferminz-kampfer, m. menthol 
 Pfefferminz-kuchen, m.pl. == -platz- 
 chen 
 
 Pfefferminz-61, n. oil of peppermint 
 Pfefferminz-olkampfer, m. menthol 
 Pfefferminz - olzucker, m. pepper- 
 mint-oil sugar 
 Pfefferminz-platzchen, n.pl. pepper- 
 mint " drops " or lozenges 
 Pfefferminz-sirup, m. Syrupus men- 
 
 thjc piperitas, Ph. G. 
 Pfefferminz-spiritus, m. peppermint 
 
 spirit 
 Pfefferminz-thee, m. peppermint tea 
 Pfefferminz-wasser, n. aqua menthae 
 
 piperita 
 Pfefferminz-wasser, n. (weingeis- 
 tiges),spirituous peppermint- watei 
 Pfeifen, v.i. to whistle, to wheeze 
 Pfeifen, n. whistling, wheezing, 
 
 sibilant rdle 
 Pfeiffer'scher Bacillus, m. influenza 
 bacillus ; — 'sches Phaenomenon, 
 n. agglutination 
 Pfeil, m. arrow 
 
 Pfeil-'(in compds.), sagittal, arrow- 
 Pfeiler, m. pillar ; crus 
 Pfeiler-zelle, /. rod-cell, rod of Corti 
 Pfeil-gang, m. sagittal sinus 
 Pfeil-gift, n. (amerikanisches), arrow 
 
 poison, cutara 
 Pfeil-hohle, /. = -gang 
 Pfeil-naht, /. sagittal suture 
 Pfeil-rand, m. sagittal margin 
 Pfeil-sonde, /. sonde a dard, winged 
 
 retention catheter 
 Pfeil-wurz, /. arrowroot 
 Pfeil - wurzelstarke, /. arrowroot 
 
 starch 
 Pfeil-wurzmehl, n. arrowroot flour 
 Pferd, n. horse 
 Pferde-egel, m. horse-leech 
 Pferde-fuss, m. talipes equinus 
 Pferde-haarling, m. trichodectes pi- 
 
 losus 
 Pferde-harnsaure, /. hippuric acid 
 Pferde-pocke, /. horse-pox 
 Pferde-sattel, m. sella turcica 
 Pferde-schwamm, m. the common 
 
 bath-sponge 
 Pferde-schweif, m. cauda equina 
 Pferde-staupe, /. influenza of horses 
 Pf!anze, /. plant, vegetable 
 Pflanzen- (in compds.), vegetable 
 Pilanzen-abkochung, /. vegetable 
 
 decoction 
 Pflanzen-anatomie, /. botanical his- 
 tology 
 Pflanzen-asche, /. vegetable ash 
 Pflanzen-aufguss, m. vegetable in- 
 fusion 
 Pflanzen-auszug,wj. vegetable extract 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pfo 
 
 Pflanzen-base, /, vegetable base, 
 
 alkaloid 
 Pflanzen - bestandteil, m. a consti- 
 tuent of a plant 
 Pflanzen-diat, /. vegetable diet 
 Pflanzen-eiweiss, w. vegetable albu- 
 min 
 Pflanzen-essig, m. vegetable or fruit 
 
 vinegar 
 Pflanzen-farbstoff, m. vegetable col- 
 ouring matter 
 Pflanzen-faser, /. vegetable fibre 
 Pflanzen-fett, n. vegetable fat 
 Pflanzen-fibrin, n. vegetable fibrin, 
 
 gluten-fibrin 
 Pflanzen-fressend, a. herbivorous 
 Pflanzen - fresser, m. herbivorous 
 
 animal 
 Pflanzen-gallerte, /. vegetable gela- 
 tine 
 Pflanzen-gewebe, n. vegetable tissue 
 Pflanzen-gift, n. vegetable poison 
 Pflanzen - kasestoff, m. vegetable 
 
 casein, gluten-casein 
 Pflanzen-kost, /. = -diat 
 Pflanzen-krankheit, /. disease of 
 
 plants 
 Pflanzen-kunde, /. botany 
 Pflanzen-laugensalz, n. potash 
 Pflanzen-lehre, /. = -kunde 
 Pflanzen-mittel, n. vegetable remedy 
 Pflanzen-mus, n. vegetable pulp 
 
 {e.g. tamarind pulp) 
 Pflanzen - nahrstoff, m. vegetable 
 
 nutritive material 
 Pflanzen-nahrung, /. = -diat 
 Pflanzen-61, n. vegetable oil 
 Pflanzen-papier, n. (ostindisches), 
 fine vellum paper coated with 
 gelatine, a substitute for court- 
 plaster 
 Pflanzen-paste, /. vegetable paste 
 Pflanzen-pulver, n. vegetable pow- 
 der 
 Pflanzen-reich, n. vegetable king- 
 dom 
 Pflanzen-saft, m. vegetable juice, 
 
 sap 
 Pflanzen-saure, /. vegetable acid 
 Pflanzen - schleim, m. vegetable 
 
 mucus 
 Pflanzen-schmalz, n. cocoa-nut oil 
 Pflanzen-speise, /. vegetable food 
 Pfianzen-stoff, m. vegetable matter 
 
 or substance 
 Pflanzen-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 
 plants 
 Pflanzen-wachs, n. vegetable wax 
 Pflanzen-zelle, /. vegetable cell 
 
 Pflanzen-zellenstofi, m. cellulose 
 Pflanzen-zellgewebe, n. vegetable 
 
 cellular tissue 
 Pflanzlich, a. vegetable 
 Pflaster, n. plaster ; pavement 
 Pfiaster-epithel, n. pavement epi- 
 thelium 
 Pflaster-epithelkrebs, m. squamous 
 
 epithelioma 
 Pflaster-kafer, m. Spanish fly 
 Pflaster-kerze, /. bougie (medicated) 
 Pflaster-korb, m. fenestrated plaster 
 shield for limiting the action of 
 caustics on the skin 
 Pflaster - masse, /. plaster sub- 
 stance 
 Pflaster-mulle, /. plaster basis con- 
 taining guttapercha and laid 
 upon waterproof tissue ( Unna) 
 Pflaster-schere, /. plaster scissors 
 Pflaster-spatel, /. plaster spatula 
 Pflaster-zalle, /. flat or pavement 
 
 cell 
 Pflastern, v.i. to plaster, to dress 
 
 with plaster 
 Pflaume, /. plum 
 
 Pflege, /. rearing, fostering ; nurs- 
 ing ; attendance 
 Pflege-anstalt, /. creche 
 Pfiege-eltern, pi. foster-parents 
 Pflege-kind, n. foster-child 
 Pflege - mutter, /. foster-mother, 
 
 nurse 
 Pflege- vater, m. foster-father 
 Pflegen, v.i. & refl. to nurse, to 
 
 tend ; to take care of oneself 
 Pfleger, m. male nurse or attendant 
 Pflegerin, /. female nurse 
 Pflock, m. plug ; tampon ; embolus 
 Pfliiger'sche Schlauche, m.pl. Pflii- 
 
 ger's tubes 
 Pflugschar, /. = Pflugscharbein 
 Pflugschar-bein, n. vomer 
 Pflugschar-knochen, m. vomer 
 Pflugschar-knorpel, m. cartilage of 
 
 Jacobson 
 Pflugschar-loch,w. vomerine foramen 
 Pfortader, /. portal vein 
 Pfortader-ast, m. branch of portal 
 
 vein 
 Pfortader-blut, n. portal blood 
 Pfortader-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of portal vein 
 Pfortader-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Pfortader-gegend, /. portal region 
 Pfortader-krebs, m. cancer of portal 
 
 vein 
 Pfortader-kreislauf, m. portal circu- 
 lation 
 
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Pfo 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pha 
 
 Pfortader-leiden, m, affection of 
 portal vein 
 
 Pfortader-stamm, m. trunk of portal 
 vein 
 
 Pfortader-system, n. portal venous 
 system 
 
 Pfortader-thrombose, /. thrombosis 
 of portal vein 
 
 Pfortader-verschliessung, /. = -ver- 
 schluss 
 
 Pfortader-verschluss, n. occlusion of 
 portal vein 
 
 Pfortader-verstopfung, /. = -ver- 
 schluss 
 
 Pfortader-verzweigung, /. ramifica- 
 tion of portal vein 
 
 Pfortader-wurzel, /. radicle of portal 
 vein 
 
 Pfortader-zweig, m. = -ast 
 
 Pforte, /. orifice, opening, entrance, 
 porta 
 
 Pfortner, m. pylorus ; vide for 
 compds. Magenpfortner- 
 
 Pfriemenschwanz, m. oxyuris ver- 
 micularis 
 
 Pfropf, m. cork, stopper ; plug ; 
 embolus, thrombus ; clot 
 
 Pfropf - bildung, /. formation of 
 embolus, thrombus, or clot 
 
 Pfropf-kern, m. a nucleus in the 
 white matter of the cerebellum, 
 mesial to the dentate nucleus 
 
 Pfuhl'sches Zeichen, n. if a cannula 
 connected with a manometer be 
 plunged through the axilla into 
 an abscess, the manometric pres- 
 sure falls with expiration in sub- 
 phrenic abscess, rises in em- 
 pyema 
 
 Pfundnase, /. rhinophyma, hyper- 
 trophic acne of nose 
 
 Phagedana, /. phagedaena 
 
 Phagedanisch, a. phagedaenic 
 
 Phagedanismus tropicus, m. cuta- 
 neous ulcerations common in tro- 
 pical countries 
 
 •Phagocyten, pi. phagocytes, sca- 
 venger-cells 
 
 Phagocytisch, a. phagocytic 
 
 Phagocytose, /. phagocytosis 
 
 Phagolyse, /. weakening or destruc- 
 tion of phagocytes 
 
 Phakitis, /. inflammation of crystal- 
 line lens 
 
 Phako- (in compds.), relating to 
 crystalline lens 
 
 Phako-cele, n. hernia of lens 
 
 Phako-malacie, /. softening of crys- 
 t9,llii;e lejjs 
 
 Phako-sklerose, /. induration of 
 
 crystalline lens 
 Phako - skotom, n. opacity of crys 
 
 talline lens 
 Phalakrosis, /. baldness 
 Phalange, /. phalanx 
 Phalangen-fortsatz, tn. phalangeal 
 
 process 
 Phalangen-messer, n. finger-knife 
 Phalangen-sage, /. finger-saw 
 Phalangosis, /. trichiasis 
 Phalloplastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 
 penis 
 Phaneroskopie,/. examination of skin 
 
 affections by concentrated light 
 Phanomenologie, /. symptomatology 
 Phantasie, /. phantasy ; imagina- 
 tion ; caprice 
 Phantasieren, v.i. to muse, to medi- 
 tate ; to rave, to be delirious 
 Phantasie-thatigkeit, /. function or 
 
 activity of imagination 
 Phantasie-vorstellung, /. conception 
 
 or image of imagination 
 Phantaskopie, /. skiascopy 
 Phantom, n. phantom, vision ; an 
 
 anatomical model for teaching 
 
 purposes 
 Phantomgeschwulst, /. phantom 
 
 tumour 
 Pbarma- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 drugs 
 Pharmakodynamik, /. action of 
 
 drugs upon the organism 
 Pharma-kognosie, /. the knowledge 
 
 of drugs 
 Pharma-kokoinantron, n. insuffia- 
 
 tion of powders into the antrum 
 
 by means of the ear-trumpet 
 Pharma-kologie, /. pharmacology 
 Pharma-kopoe, /. pharmacopoeia 
 Pharma-kosiderosis, /. deposition of 
 
 medicinally administered iron in 
 
 the body 
 Pharma - zeut, m. pharmaceutist, 
 
 apothecary 
 Pharma-zeutik, /. pharmaceutics 
 Pharma-zeutisch, a. pharmaceutical 
 Pharma-zie, /. pharmacy 
 Pharyngektomie, /. excjsion of 
 
 pharynx 
 Pharyngismus, m. spasm of muscles 
 
 of deglutition 
 Pharyngocele, n. protrusion of oeso- 
 phageal diverticulum between the 
 
 fibres of the constrictor muscles of 
 
 the pharynx 
 Pharyngomykosis, /. growth of fungi 
 
 in pharynx 
 
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Pha 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pho 
 
 Pharyngoplastik, /. plastic opera- 
 tions on fauces 
 
 Pharyngorhinoskopie, /. pharyngo- 
 rhinoscopy 
 
 Pharyngoskopie, /. pharyngoscopy 
 
 Pharyngotomia, /. pharyngotomy 
 
 Pharynx- (in compds.), vide Schlund- 
 and Schlundkopf- 
 
 Phengophobie, /. photophobia 
 
 Phengophobisch, a. photophobic 
 
 Phenol- (and compds.), vide Karbol- 
 
 Phenyl, n. phenyl 
 
 Phenyl-acetamid, n. acetanilid, anti- 
 febrin 
 
 Phenyl-alkohol, m. carbolic acid 
 
 Phenyl-amin, n. aniline 
 
 Phenyl-cyanat, n. phenyl cyanate 
 
 Phenyl-dimethylpyrazolon, n. anti- 
 pyrine 
 
 Phenyl-farbe, /. phenyl colour 
 
 Phenyl-glykolsaure, /. phenyl-gly- 
 collic acid 
 
 Phenyl-hydrazin, n. phenyl-hydra- 
 zine 
 
 Phenyl-isocyanat, n. = -cyanat 
 
 Phenyl-methylketon, n. phenyl-me- 
 thyl ketone 
 
 Phenyl-propionsaure, /. phenyl-pro- 
 pionic acid 
 
 Phenyl-saure, /. carbolic acid 
 
 Phenyl-salicylat, n. salol 
 
 Phenyl - schwefelsaure, /. sulpho- 
 carbolic acid 
 
 Phenyl-schwefelsaures Natron, n. 
 sodium sulpho-carbolate 
 
 Phenyl-urethan, n. phenyl-urethane, 
 euphorin 
 
 Phimose, /. phimosis 
 
 Phimoseneinschnitt, m. incision for 
 phimosis 
 
 Phlebarteriektasie, /. varicose an- 
 eurism 
 
 Phlebektasie, /. dilatation of veins, 
 varicosity 
 
 Phlebographie, /. sphymography of 
 the venous pulse 
 
 Phlebosklerose, /. thickening and 
 hardening of a vein 
 
 Phlebotomie, /. venesection 
 
 Phlegma^oga, n.pl. mucus-expelling 
 remedies 
 
 Phlegmasia, /. phlegmasia, inflam- 
 mation 
 
 Phlegmatiker, m. a phlegmatic 
 person 
 
 Phlegmatisch, a. phlegmatic 
 
 Phlegmone, /. phlegmon, cellulitis 
 
 Phlegmonos, a. phlegmonous 
 
 Phlegmorrhoe, /. gonorrhoea 
 
 40-8 
 
 Phlogistisch, a. phlogistic, inflam- 
 matory 
 
 Phlogogen, a. causing inflammation 
 
 Phlyktane, /. vesicle, vesicular erup- 
 tion 
 
 Phlyktanos, a. phlyctenular 
 
 Phlyktanosen, f.pl. vesicular erup- 
 tions 
 
 Phlyktanulos, a. — Phlyktanos 
 
 Phobien, j.pl. sudden attacks of 
 anxiety in hysteria, &c. 
 
 Phobophobie, /. fear of being alarmed 
 
 Phokomelie, /. a monster in which 
 well-developed hands and feet are 
 attached to the trunk without 
 arms or legs 
 
 Phonation, /. phonation 
 
 Phonationsstellung, /. position (of 
 vocal cords) during phonation 
 
 Phoneentallaxis, /. confusion of 
 vowels and diphthongs 
 
 Phonendoskop, n. phonendoscope 
 
 Phonicinschwefelsaure, /. phcenicin- 
 sulphonic acid 
 
 Phonisch, a. phonic 
 
 Phonophobie, /. stuttering 
 
 Phorometer, m. instrument for mea- 
 suring divergence of optic axes in 
 strabismus 
 
 Phosgen, n. phosgene 
 
 Phosphat, n. phosphate 
 
 Phosphat-sediment, n. phosphatic 
 deposit 
 
 Phosphat-stein, vn. phosphatic cal- 
 culus 
 
 Phosphat-urie, /. excess of phos- 
 phates in urine 
 
 Phosphene, pi. subjective flashes of 
 light due to retinal irritation 
 
 Phosphine, pi. phosphines 
 
 Phosphite, pi. phosphites 
 
 Phosphonium, n. phosphonium 
 
 Phosphonium-basen, f.pl. phospho- 
 nium bases 
 
 Phosphonium - jodid, n. phospho- 
 nium iodide 
 
 Phosphor, m. phosphorus 
 
 Phosphor - bromid, n. phosphorus 
 bromide 
 
 Phosphor- chlorid, «. phosphorus 
 chloride 
 
 Phosphor - dampfe, m.pl. phospho- 
 rous vapours 
 
 Phosphor-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion produced by phosphorus 
 
 Phosphorescenz, /. phosphorescence 
 
 Phosphoreszieren, v.i. to phosphor- 
 esce . 
 
 Phosphor-fleischsaure, /. nucleon 
 
Pho 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Phy 
 
 Phosphor-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained phosphorus 
 
 Phosphor-haltig, a. containing phos- 
 phorus 
 
 Phosphorig, a. phosphoric 
 
 Phosphorige Saure, /. phosphorous 
 acid 
 
 Phosphor-ismus, m. phosphorus poi- 
 soning 
 
 Phosphor - jodid, n. phosphorus 
 penta-iodide 
 
 Phosphor-jodiir, n. phosphorus tri- 
 iodide 
 
 Phosphor-kiefernekrose, /. = -ne- 
 krose 
 
 Phosphor-latwerge, /. mixture of 
 phosphorus, flour, and water for 
 rat-poison 
 
 Phosphor-leber, /. fatty degenera- 
 tion due to phosphorus poisoning 
 
 Phosphor-nekrose, /. phosphorus 
 necrosis of jaw 
 
 Phosphor-61, n. Oleum seu linimen- 
 tum phosphoratum, Ph. G. 
 
 Phosphor-oxybromid, n. phosphorus 
 oxybromide 
 
 Phosphor-oxychlorid, n. phosphorus 
 oxychloride 
 
 Phosphor-paste, /. = -latwerge 
 
 Phosphor-salz, n. salt containing 
 phosphorus 
 
 Phosphor-sauer, a. phosphate 
 
 Phosphor-saure, /. phosphoric acid 
 
 Phosphor saure Ammoniakmag- 
 nesia, /. magnesium ammonium 
 phosphate 
 
 Phosphor-saurer Kalk, m. calcium 
 phosphate 
 
 Phosphor-saures Natron, n. sodium 
 phosphate 
 
 Phosphor - saures Salz, n. acid 
 sodium phosphate (in urine) 
 
 Phosphor-vergiftung, /. phosphorus 
 poisoning 
 
 Phosphor-wasserstoff, m. phospho- 
 retted hydrogen 
 
 Phosphor-zink, «. zinc phosphide 
 
 Photaesthesin, n. visual purple 
 
 Photo- (in compds.), relating to light 
 
 Photo-chemie, /. photochemistry 
 
 Photo - chromatische Therapie, /. 
 treatment by coloured light 
 
 Photo-metrisch, a. photometric 
 
 Photo-phobia, /. photophobia 
 
 Photo-phobisch, a. photophobic 
 
 Photopie, /. subjective sensation of 
 light, 
 
 Photopsie, /. = -pie 
 
 Photp-therapie, /. light treatment 
 
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 Phrenalgie, /. neuralgic pain in 
 diaphragm 
 
 Phrenesie, /. obsolete term for men- 
 tal disturbances and inflammation 
 of brain with delirium 
 
 Phrenetisch, a. phrenetic, frenzied 
 
 Phrenitis, /. inflammation of dia- 
 phragm 
 
 Phrenogastrisch, a. phreno-gastric 
 
 Phrenolog, m. phrenologist 
 
 Phrenologie, /. phrenology 
 
 Phrenologisch, a. phrenologie 
 
 Phrenopathie, /. mental disease 
 
 Phrenosin, n. cerebrin 
 
 Phthalsaure, /. phtlialic acid 
 
 Phthisiker, m. a subject of phthisis 
 
 Phthisiologie, /. knowledge or science 
 of phthisis 
 
 Phthisiophobie, /. morbid dread of 
 contracting phthisis 
 
 Phthisisch, a. phthisical 
 
 Phthisiurie, /. diabetes 
 
 Phykomyceten, pi. phycomycetes 
 
 Phylogenetisch, a. phylogenetic 
 
 Phylogenie, /. the science of the 
 development of the animal and 
 vegetable world ; zoogeny 
 
 Phylogonie, /. = Phylogenie 
 
 Phy ma, n. granuloma 
 
 Physema, n. tympanites, distension 
 with air or gas, emphysema 
 
 Physiater, m. a believer in the heal- 
 ing power of nature 
 
 Physiatrie, /. physiatrics 
 
 Physikj/.physics, natural philosophy 
 
 Physikalisch, a. physical 
 
 Physiker, m. physicist 
 
 Physikus, m. physicist ; medical 
 man holding official position 
 
 Physio- (in compds.), physio- 
 
 Physiogenie, /. study of the de- 
 velopment of the organism and of 
 its functions 
 
 Physio-gnomik, /. the inference of 
 character from physiognomy 
 
 Physio-gnomonik, /. = -gnomik 
 
 Physio-log, m. physiologist 
 
 Physio-logie, /. physiology 
 
 Physio-logisch, a. physiological 
 
 Physisch, a. physical 
 
 Physkonie, /. physconia, abdominal 
 distension 
 
 Physocele, n. scrotal hernia dis- 
 tended with gas 
 
 Physostigmin, n. physostigmine 
 
 salicylsaures — , physostigmine 
 salicylate 
 
 Physostigminsalicylat, OT. = Physos- 
 tigmin (salicvlsaures) 
 
Phy 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pil 
 
 Phytalopecia, /. herpes tonsurans 
 
 Phyto- (in compds.), phyto-, relating 
 to a plant 
 
 Phyto-logie, /. the science of plants, 
 botany 
 
 Phyto - pathologie, /. phytopatho- 
 logy 
 
 Phyto-tomie, /. botanical histology, 
 vegetable anatomy 
 
 Pial- (in compds.), relating to pia 
 mater 
 
 Pial-scheide, f. sheath of pia mater 
 
 Pial-tfichter, m. funnel-shaped open- 
 ing by which blood-vessels enter 
 the pia mater 
 
 Plans, m. plan, framboesia or yaws 
 
 Piarrhaemie, /. lipsemia 
 
 Pica, /. perversion of appetite 
 
 Picardischer Schweiss, m. miliary 
 fever 
 
 Pichurimbohnen, f.pl. Pichurim 
 beans, sassafras nuts 
 
 Pickel, m. pimple 
 
 Pickelig, a. pimpled 
 
 Piepend, a. cooing (in auscultation) 
 
 Pigment, n. pigment 
 
 Pigment- (in compds.), pigmented, 
 pigmentary, pigmental 
 
 Pigment-ablagerung, /. deposit of 
 pigment, pigmentation 
 
 Pigment-amaurose, /. amaurosis due 
 to retinitis pigmentosa 
 
 Pigment-anhaufung, /. accumula- 
 tion of pigment 
 
 Pigment-anordnung, /. arrangement 
 of pigment 
 
 Pigment-atrophie, /. atrophy or dis- 
 appearance of pigment 
 
 Pigment-bakterien, n.pl. pigment 
 bacteria 
 
 Pigment-bildung, /. formation of 
 pigment 
 
 Pigment-einlagerung, /. deposit of 
 pigment 
 
 Pigment-entartung, /. degeneration 
 of pigment 
 
 Pigment-epithel, n. pigmented epi- 
 thelium 
 
 Pigment-epithelschicht, /. layer of 
 pigmented epithelium 
 
 Pigment-flechte, /. tinea versicolor 
 
 Pigment-flecken, m. pigment spot 
 
 Pigment-frei, a. non-pigmented 
 
 Pigment-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained pigment 
 
 Pigment-gerinnung, /. coagulation of 
 pigment 
 
 Pigment-gerinsel, n. coagulum or 
 deposit of pigment 
 
 4iq 
 
 Pigment-geschwulst, /. pigmented 
 tumour 
 
 Pigment-haltig, a. containing pig- 
 ment 
 
 Pigment-hypertrophie, /. excessive 
 production of pigment 
 
 Pigmentarisch, a. pigmentary 
 
 Pigmentieren, v.t. & i. to colour or 
 stain with pigment ; to become 
 pigmented 
 
 Pigmentiert, a. pigmented 
 
 Pigmentierung, /. pigmentation 
 
 Pigment - induration, /. pigmented 
 induration of lungs 
 
 Pigment-kern, m. pigment nucleus 
 
 Pigment - klumpchen, n. or -korn- 
 chen, n. pigment granule 
 
 Pigment-kornchenkugel, /. large cell 
 containing pigment granules 
 
 Pigment-kornchenzelle, /. granular 
 pigment-cell 
 
 Pigment-korperchen, n. pigment-cor- 
 puscle 
 
 Pigment-krebs, m. pigmented or 
 melanotic cancer 
 
 Pigment-lage, /. pigment layer 
 
 Pigment-leberfleck, m. liver-spot 
 
 Pigment-los, a. non-pigmented 
 
 Pigment-mal, n. pigmented naevus 
 or mole 
 
 Pigment-mangel, m. absence or de- 
 ficiency of pigment 
 
 Pigment - masse, /. pigment sub- 
 stance 
 
 Pigment-molekiil, n. pigment mole- 
 cule 
 
 Pigment-sarkom, n. melanotic sar- 
 coma 
 
 Pigment-schicht, /. or -scholle, /. 
 pigment layer 
 
 Pigment-schwund, m. = -atrophia 
 
 Pigment-stein, m. pigmented calcu- 
 lus or concretion 
 
 Pigment-warze, /. pigmented wart 
 
 Pigment-zelle, /. pigment-cells 
 
 Pikrinsaure, /. picric acid 
 
 Pikrinschwefelsaure, /. sulpho-picric 
 acid 
 
 Pikrokarmin, m. picro-carmine 
 
 Pilimictio, /. passage of hairs in the 
 urine 
 
 Pille, /. pill 
 
 Pillen, f.pl. (italienische), Pilulae 
 aloeticas ferratas. Ph. G. 
 
 Valett'sche — , Valett's piUs, 
 pills of carbonate of iron 
 
 Pilocarpinhydrochlorid, n. pilocar- 
 pine hydrochlorate 
 
 Pifz, «?. fungus, myces ; mushroom 
 
Pil 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pla 
 
 Pilz-ahnlich, a. fungoid, fungiform 
 
 Pilz-anhaufung, /. accumulation of 
 fungi 
 
 Pilz-ansiedelung, /. fungus-colony 
 
 Pilz-art, /. kind or variety of fungus 
 
 Pilz-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Pilz-befallen, a. attacked by fungi ; 
 mouldy 
 
 Pilz-besetzt, a. covered by fungi 
 
 Pilz-bildung, /. fungus-formation, 
 . fungoid growth 
 
 Pilz-dicht, a. fungus-proof 
 
 Pilz-durchsetzung, /. permeated by 
 fungi 
 
 Pilz-erkrankung, /. disease due to 
 fungi 
 
 Pilz-f aden, m. thread or mycelium of 
 fungus, hypha 
 
 Pilz-form, /. = -art 
 
 Pilz-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Pilz-gift, n. poison of mushrooms 
 
 Pilz-herd, m. centre or focus of 
 fungus growth 
 
 Pilz-keim, ni. fungus-germ 
 
 Pilz-korper, m. fungus-body 
 
 Pilz-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 
 Pilz-kunde, /. mycology 
 
 Pilz-lager, n. mycelium 
 
 Pilz-masse, /. fungus substance 
 
 Pilz-mutter, /. = -lager 
 
 Pilz-rasen, m. layer or bed of fungus 
 filaments 
 
 Pilz-tiere, n.pl. myxomycetes 
 
 Pilz-totend, a. germicide, fungus- 
 destroying 
 
 Pilz-verband, m. colony of fungi 
 
 Pilz - vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 mushrooms 
 
 Pilz wachstum, n. growth of 
 fungi 
 
 Pilz-wucherung, /. proliferation of 
 fungi 
 
 Pilz-zelle, /. fungus-ceU 
 
 Pilzicht, a. fungous, fungoid, spongy 
 
 Pilzig, a. = Pilzicht 
 
 Pilzlich, a. = Pilzicht 
 
 Pimarsaure, /. pimaric acid 
 
 Pimelosis, /. obesity, fatty degener- 
 ation 
 
 Pimpinelle, /. pimpinella, L. 
 
 Pimpinell-tinktur, /. Tinctura pimpi- 
 nellae. Ph. G. 
 
 Pimpinell-wurzel, /. root of Pimpi- 
 nella saxifraga, L. 
 
 Pinangnuss, /. area-nut 
 
 Pineal- (in compds.), vide Zirbel- 
 driise 
 
 Pinksalz, n, double chloride of 
 zinc and ammonium 
 
 Pinsel, m. brush, hair-pencil, camel- 
 hair brush 
 
 Pinseln, v.t. to apply with a brush, 
 to paint 
 
 Pinsel-saft, m. solution applied by a 
 brush 
 
 Pinselung, /. the application with a 
 brush, painting 
 
 Pinsel-wasser, n. = -saft 
 
 Pinsel-zelle, /. cell with striated 
 border 
 
 Pinulinsaure, /. pimelic acid 
 
 Pinzette, /. small forceps, tweezers 
 
 Pinzettenschere, /. forceps-scissors 
 
 Piperinsaure, /. piperic acid 
 
 Pisse, /. urine 
 
 kalte — , tenesmus of the blad- 
 der, especially after drink- 
 ing imperfectly fermented 
 beer 
 
 Pissen, v.i. to make water, to mictu- 
 rate 
 
 Pistill, n. pestle 
 
 Pitres'sches Zeichen, n. = Cordeau'- 
 sches Zeichen 
 
 Pituitos, a. pituitous, containing ot 
 resembliilg mucus 
 
 Placentar, a. placental ; vide for 
 compds. also Mutterkuchen- and 
 Nachgeburt- 
 
 Placentar-atmung, /. placental res- 
 piration 
 
 Placentar-blutkreislauf, m. placental 
 circulation 
 
 Placentar - gerausch, n. placental 
 murmur or souffle 
 
 Placentar-kreislauf, m. •= -blut- 
 kreislauf 
 
 Placentar-reste, m.pl. retained por- 
 tions of placenta 
 
 Placentar-stelle, /. site of attach- 
 ment of placenta 
 
 Placentar-stiick, n. = -reste 
 
 Placentar-zotte, /. placental villus 
 
 Plage, /. torment, plague 
 
 Planesucht, /. insanity characterised 
 by exaltation of ideas and ever- 
 changing schemes 
 
 Planspiegel, m. plane mirror 
 
 Plasma, n. plasma 
 
 Plasma-eiweiss, n. plasma-albumin 
 
 Plasma-stromung, /. plasmatic cur- 
 rent 
 
 Plasmatisch, a. plasmatic 
 
 Plasma-zelle, /. plasma-cell 
 
 Plasmodien, pi. plasmodia 
 
 Plasmogonie, /. spontaneous genera- 
 tion 
 
 Plasmolyse, /. plasmolysis 
 
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Pla 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Plo 
 
 Plastnom, n. name applied by Unna 
 to an isolated lupus nodule 
 
 Plasmomatos, a. of the nature of a 
 fibrous tumour 
 
 Plasticitat, /. plasticity 
 
 Plastisch, a. plastic 
 
 Plastodermatosen, f.pl. skin diseases 
 characterised by new growth or 
 hyperplasia - 
 
 Platin, n. platinum 
 
 Platina, n. = Platin 
 
 Platin-chlorid, n. platinic chloride 
 
 Platin-draht, m. platinum wire 
 
 Platin-stift, m. platinum pin 
 
 Piatt, a. fiat, plane 
 
 Plattchen, n. lamella, disc ; fonta- 
 nelle 
 
 Plattchenthrombus, m. thrombus 
 consisting mainly of blood-plates 
 
 Platte, /. plate, lamina ; bald head 
 fleischige — , platysma myoides 
 
 Flatten- (in compds.), squamous, 
 lamellar 
 
 Platten-epithel, n. pavement epithe- 
 lium 
 
 Platten-epithelkrebs, m. squamous- 
 celled epithelioma 
 
 Platten-formig, a. lamelliform 
 
 Platten-gewebe, n. lamellar tissue 
 
 Platten-knochen, m. a fiat or lamellar 
 bone 
 
 Platten-kultur, /. plate-culture 
 
 Platten-naht, /. leaden plate suture 
 
 Platten-untersuchung, /. investiga- 
 tion by plate-culture 
 
 Platten-zelle, /. pavement-cell 
 
 Plattfuss, m. sole of the foot ; 
 flat loot, talipes valgus 
 
 Plattfuss-einlage, /. pad or foot- 
 plate for flat foot 
 
 Plattfuss-schuh, m. shoe or boot for 
 flat foot 
 
 Plattfiissig, a. flat-footed 
 
 Plattfiissigkeit, /. flat-footedness 
 
 Plattwiirmer, m.pl. platodes or 
 platyhelminthes 
 
 Platykorie, /. mydriasis 
 
 Platy-morphie, /. flattening of the 
 eyeball as in hypermetropia 
 
 Platy-podie, /. flat-footedness 
 
 Platzangst, /. agoraphobia 
 
 Platzchen, n. lozenge, troche, tabella, 
 tabloid 
 
 Platzfurcht, /. = Platzangst 
 
 Platzschwindel, m. = Platzangst 
 
 Playfair'sche Kur, /. diet cure 
 
 Plegaphonie, /. diagnosis by per- 
 cussion of the larynx while the 
 glottis is open 
 
 412. 
 
 Pleiochromer Ikterus, m. jaundice 
 due to increased bile secretion 
 
 Pleiomastie, /. multiplicity of nipples 
 
 Pleomorphie, /. pleomorphism 
 
 Plesiopsie, /. a form of myopia due 
 to excessive curvature of the 
 lens 
 
 Plessimeter, m. pleximeter 
 
 Plessimetrie, /. pleximetry 
 
 Plethomelie, /. the presence of 
 supernumerary limbs 
 
 Plethorisch, a. plethoric 
 
 Pleura- (in compds.), vide also 
 Brustfell- 
 
 Pleura-blatt, n. layer of pleura 
 
 Pleura-exsudat, n. pleural effusion 
 
 Pleura-hohle, /. pleural cavity 
 
 Pleura-krebs, m. cancer of pleura 
 
 Pleura-kuppel, /. dome of pleura 
 
 Pleuralgie, /. pleurodynia, inter- 
 costal neuralgia 
 
 Pleurapophyse, /. pleurapophysis 
 
 Pleura-sack, m. pleural sac 
 
 Pleura-schnitt, m. incision into 
 pleura 
 
 Pleura-schwarte, /. pleural indura- 
 tion or callosity 
 
 Pleura-verwachsung, /. pleural ad- 
 hesion 
 
 Pleuresie, /. pleurisy 
 
 Pleuritiker, m. a subject of pleurisy 
 
 Pleuritis, /. pleurisy 
 
 Pleuritisch, a. pleuritic 
 
 Pleuro- (in compds.), relating to 
 pleura 
 
 Pleuro-dynie, /. pleurodynia 
 
 Pleuro-klyse, /. washing out pleural 
 cavity 
 
 Pleuro-peritonealhohle, /. coelom 
 
 Pleuro-plegie, /. paralysis of conju- 
 gate deviation of eyes 
 
 Pleuro-pneumonie, /. pleuropneu- 
 monia 
 
 Pleuro-rrhoea serosa, /. hydrothorax 
 
 Pleuro-soma, n. monster with ex- 
 tensive eventration 
 
 Pleuro-thotonus, m. lateral tetanic 
 spasm of body 
 
 Pleuro-tomie, /. incision into pleural 
 cavity 
 
 Pleuro-tonus, m. = -thotonus 
 
 Pleuro-typhus, m. typhoid beginning 
 with pleuritic symptoms 
 
 Plexuslahmung, /. paralysis due to 
 injury to a nerve plexus 
 
 Plicotomie, /. incision of the ear- 
 drum 
 
 Plinken, n. blinking, nictitation 
 
 Plombe, /. plug, filling (in dentistry) 
 
Plo 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Poc 
 
 Plombieren, v.i. to plug, to fill or 
 
 stop (in dentistry) 
 Plombier-hammer, m. dental mallet 
 Plombier - instrument, n. dental 
 plugger 
 
 Pneuma- (in compds.), relating to 
 air and respiration 
 
 Pneuma-ticitat, /. condition of con- 
 taining air 
 
 Pneuma-tisch, a. pneumatic 
 
 Pneuma-tische Kur, /. air cure, 
 treatment by compressed air 
 
 Pneuma-tisches Bad, n. air-bath 
 
 Pneuma-tisches Bett, n. air-bed 
 
 Pneuma-tisches Kabinett, n. closed 
 chamber in which a patient can 
 breathe compressed or rarefied 
 air, oxygen, &c. 
 
 Pneuma-tocele, n. subcutaneous em- 
 physema 
 
 Pneuma-todisch, a. pneumatodic, 
 flatulent 
 
 Pneuma-tograph, m. a spirometer 
 for registering respiratory curves 
 
 Pneuma-togramm, n. curve-tracing 
 of respiratory movements 
 
 Pneuma-tometrie, /. pneumatome- 
 try 
 
 Pneuma-tose, /. abnormal accumu- 
 lation of gas in body 
 
 Pneuma-totherapie, /. treatment by 
 air 
 
 Pneuma-turie, /. passage of gas in 
 the urine 
 
 Pneumektomie, /. excision of a 
 portion of lung 
 
 Pneumo- (in compds.), relating to 
 lungs, pneumo- 
 
 Pneumo-biomantik, /. lung test 
 
 Pneumo-cardiales Gerausch, n. car- 
 dio-pulmonary murmur 
 
 Pneumo-graph, m. = Pneumato- 
 graph 
 
 Pneumo-kokken, pi. pneumococct 
 
 Pneumo-koniosen, pi. = Pneumo- 
 nokoniosen 
 
 Pneumo-mykosis, /. fungous pul- 
 monary disease 
 
 Pneumo-nektasie, /. pulmonary em- 
 physema 
 
 Pneumo-nie, /. pneumonia 
 
 Pneumo-nisch, a. pneumonic 
 
 Pneumo-nitis, /. = Pneumonia 
 
 Pneumono-gastrisch, a. pneumo- 
 gastric 
 
 Pneumono-koniosen, pi. lung dis- 
 eases caused by inhaling dust 
 
 Pneumono-logie, /. science of lung 
 disease 
 
 Pneumono-malacie, /. softening of 
 the lung 
 
 Pneumono-meter, m. spirometer 
 
 Pneumono-mykosis, /. = Pneumon- 
 mykosis 
 
 Pneumono-pathisch, a. pneumono- 
 pathic 
 
 Pneumo-perikardium, n. air or gas 
 in pericardium 
 
 Pneumo-pyothorax, m. pyopneu- 
 mothorax 
 
 Pneumo-rrhagie, /. pulmonary hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Pneumo-serothorax, m. hydropneu- 
 mothorax 
 
 Pneumo-tomie, /. pneumotomy 
 
 Pneumo-typhus, m. typhoid pneu- 
 monia 
 
 Pochen, v.i. to beat, to throb, to 
 palpitate 
 
 Pochen, n. beating, throbbing, pal- 
 pitation 
 
 Pocke, /. pock 
 
 Pocken, f.pl. small-pox 
 
 amboinische — , yaws, fram- 
 
 boesia 
 falsche — , chicken-pox 
 faulige — , putrid or haemor- 
 
 rhagic small-pox 
 hamorrhagischer — , =schwarze 
 schwarze — , black or hasmor- 
 rhagic small-pox 
 
 Pocken-ahnlich, a. varioloid, vari- 
 olous 
 
 Pocken-anfall, m. attack of small- 
 pox 
 
 Pocken-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Pocken-ausbruch, m. outbreak of 
 small-pox 
 
 Pocken - ausschlag, m. small-pox 
 eruption 
 
 Pocken-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 small-pox 
 
 Pocken-bildung, /. development of 
 the pock or pustule of small- 
 pox 
 
 Pocken-blaschen, n. small-pox ves- 
 icle 
 
 Pocken-boden, m. floor or base of 
 small-pox vesicle 
 
 Pocken-delle, /. umbilicus or central 
 depression in small-pox pustule 
 
 Pocken-efflorescenz, /. small-pox 
 eruption 
 
 Pocken-eiter, m. pus of variola 
 
 Pocken-epidemie, /. epidemic of 
 small-pox 
 
 Pocken-erkrankung, /. •= -krank- 
 heit 
 
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Poc 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pol 
 
 Pocken-erreger, m. exciting cause of 
 
 small-pox 
 Pocken-fieber, n. variolous fever 
 Pocken - fliissigkeit, /. variolous 
 
 serum 
 Pocken-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Pocken-gift, n. small-pox virus 
 Pocken-grube, /. =- -narbe 
 Pocken-grubig, a. =• -narbig 
 Pocken-grund, m. = -boden 
 Pocken - haube, /. pock-crust or 
 
 -scab 
 Pocken-haus, n. small-pox hospital 
 Pocken-hohle, /. pock cavity 
 Pocken-holz, n. guaiacum wood 
 Pocken-impfung, /. vaccination 
 Pocken-inhalt, m. contents of small- 
 pox vesicle 
 Pocken-krank, a. ill of small-pox 
 Pocken-kranke, m. & /. a subject of 
 
 small-pox 
 Pocken-krankheit, /. small-pox 
 Pocken-kruste, /. small-pox crust 
 Pocken-lymphe, /. vaccine lymph 
 Pocken-mase, /. = -narbe 
 Pocken-masig, a. = -narbig 
 Pocken-nabel, m. = -delle 
 Pocken-narbe, /. pock-mark 
 Pocken-narbig. a. marked or pitted 
 
 by small-pox 
 Pocken-pustel, /. pustule of small- 
 pox 
 Pocken-salbe, f. (Autenrieth'sche), 
 
 tartarated antimony ointment 
 Pocken-schorf, m. = -kruste 
 Pockholz, n. guaiacum wood 
 Podagra, n. gout 
 Podagra-anfall, m. attack of gout 
 Podagrisch, a. gouty 
 Podagrist, m. a subject of gout 
 Podagros, a. = Podagrisch 
 Podalgie, /. nerve-pain in foot 
 Podarthrokace, /. purulent arthritis 
 
 of foot 
 Podelkoma, n. Madura foot 
 Podencephalus, m. monster in which 
 the brain lies outside the cranial 
 cavity, with which it is connected 
 by a stalk 
 Podopompholix, w. bulbous eruption 
 
 on the feet 
 Poikiloblasten, pi. microcytes 
 Poikilocyten, pi. poikUocytes 
 Poisseule'scher Raum, m. plasmatic 
 layer adjoining the walls of the 
 capillaries 
 Pol, m. pole 
 
 Polarisierung, /. polarisation 
 Polarstar, m. polar cataract 
 
 Polcentralkorperchen, n. centrosome 
 
 Polfeld, n. in karyokinesis, the por- 
 tion of nucleus to which threads 
 converge 
 
 Poliklinik, /. = Polyklinik 
 
 Polioencephalitis, /. inflammation of 
 grey matter of brain 
 
 Poliomyelitis, /. inflammation of 
 grey matter of cord 
 
 Poliosis, /. the turning grey of hair 
 
 Polkafieber, n. dengue fever 
 
 Polkorper, m. polar cell, polar body 
 
 Polkorperchen, n. = Polkorper 
 
 Pollakiurie, /. polyuria 
 
 Pollution, /. involuntary nocturnal 
 emission of semen 
 
 PoUutionsverhinderer, m. an appli- 
 ance for the prevention of noc- 
 turnal emission 
 
 Polonychia, /. increased growth of 
 nails 
 
 Polster, n. cushion, bolster ; com- 
 press ; posterior tubercle of optic 
 thalamus 
 
 Polster- verband, m. pad or compress 
 dressing 
 
 Polster-zelle, /. cushion-cell 
 
 Polstrahlung, /. polar radiation (of 
 nuclear threads) 
 
 Poly- (in compds.), increase of, 
 excess, multiple 
 
 Poly-adenie, /. multiple inflamma- 
 tion of lymphatic glands 
 
 Poly-amie, /. plethora 
 
 Poly-amisch, a. plethoric 
 
 Poly-arthritis, /. multiple arthritis 
 
 Poly-asthesie, /. polysesthesia, re- 
 duplicated sensation of touch 
 
 Poly-cholie, /. excessive secretion of 
 bile 
 
 Poly - chrestsalz, n. (Glaser's) sul- 
 phate of potash; (Seignette's), 
 Rochelle salt 
 
 Poly - chromaemie, /. increased 
 amount of haemoglobin in the 
 blood 
 
 Poly-chylie, /. excess of chyle 
 
 Poly-chylisch, a. polychylic 
 
 Poly-chymie, /. excess of chyme 
 
 Poly-cythamie, /. excess of red 
 blood-corpuscles 
 
 Poly-daktylie, /. the condition of 
 having supernumerary digits 
 
 Poly-dipsie, /. excessive or morbid 
 sense of thirst 
 
 Poly-galaktie, /. excessive secretioa 
 of milk 
 
 Poly-galie, /. = -galaktie 
 
 Poly-hamie. /. plethora 
 
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Pol 
 
 OF MEDICAL TEEMS 
 
 Por 
 
 Poly-hydramnisch, a. having a large 
 
 quantity of amniotic fluid 
 Poly-karyocyten, pi. multinuclear 
 
 (giant) cells 
 Poly-kephalisch, a. having more 
 
 than one head 
 Poly - kieselsaure, /. poly - silicic 
 
 acid 
 Poly-kladie, /. increase in the twigs 
 
 upon a normal stem 
 Poly-klinjk, /. town clinic ; out- 
 patient department 
 Poly-korie, /. presence of two or 
 
 more pupils in the same eye 
 Poly-mastie, /. the condition of 
 
 supernumerary mammae 
 Poly-melie, /. presence of super- 
 numerary members 
 Poly-merismus, m. polymerism, con- 
 genital existence of supernumer- 
 ary organs 
 Poly-morphie, /. pleomorphism 
 Poly-neuritis, /. multiple neuritis 
 Poly-opie, /. multiple or double 
 
 vision 
 Poly-opsie, /. =• -opie 
 Poly-orchidie, /. multiplicity of tes- 
 ticles 
 Poly-otie, /. multiplicity of auricles 
 Poly-panarthritis, /. multiple or 
 
 general arthritis 
 Poly-papilloma tropicum, n. fram- 
 
 bcesia 
 Polyp, m. polypus 
 
 fester — , hard or fibrous poly- 
 pus 
 gallertartiger — , ■= weicher 
 weicher — , soft or gelatinous 
 polypus 
 Polypen-ahnlich, a. polypoid 
 Polypen-art, /. kind or variety of 
 
 polypus 
 Polypen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Polypen-form, /. = -art 
 Polypen-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Polypen-messer, n. polyp-knife 
 Polypen-quetscher, m. -polyp-ecraseur 
 Polypen-schere, /. polyp-scissors 
 Polypen-schnurer, m. polyp-snare 
 Polypen-zange, /. polyp-forceps 
 Polypos, a. polypous 
 Poly-phag, m. omnivorous animal 
 Poly-phagie, /. morbid voracity, 
 
 bulimia 
 Poly-phrasie, f. morbid loquacity 
 Poly-pionie, /. obesity 
 Poly-plastisch, a. polyplastic 
 Poly-pnoe, /. accelerated respira- 
 tion 
 
 Poly-pragmasie, /. officiousness, the 
 restless prescribing of varied 
 remedies 
 
 Poly-sarkie, /. polysarcia 
 
 Poly - siliciumsaure, /. poly-silicic 
 acid 
 
 Poly-skop, n. polyscope, instrument 
 for lighting up the body cavities 
 
 Poly-thionsaure, /. poly-thionic acid 
 
 Poly-trichie, /. excessive growth of 
 hair 
 
 Poly-trichosis, /. = -trichie 
 
 Poly-urie, /. polyuria ; diabetes in- 
 sipidus 
 
 Polzelle, /. polar cell 
 
 Pomade, /. pomade ; ointment 
 
 Pomadengrundlage, /. base of po- 
 made 
 
 Pomeranzen, f.pl. oranges 
 
 unreife — , Aurantia immatura, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Pomeranzen-blatter, n.pl. folia au- 
 rantiae 
 
 Pomeranzen-bliiten, f.pl. orange 
 blossoms 
 
 Pomeranzen-bliitenol, n. Oleum au- 
 rantii florum, Ph. G. 
 
 Pomeranzen - bliitensirup, m. Sy- 
 rupus aurantii florum, Ph. G. 
 
 Pomeranzen-blutenwasser, w. orange- 
 flower water 
 
 Pomeranzen-elixir, n. Stoughton's 
 elixir 
 
 Pomeranzen-schale, /. cortex au- 
 rantii 
 
 Pomeranzen - schalenol, n. Oleum 
 aurantii corticis, Ph. G. 
 
 Pomeranzen-schalensirup, m. Sy- 
 rupus aurantii corticis, Ph. G. 
 
 Pomeranzen-schalentinktur, /. Tinc- 
 tura aurantii corticis 
 
 Pomeranzen-tinktur, /. Tinctura au- 
 rantii, Ph. G. 
 
 Pommade, /. = Pomade 
 
 Pompholyx, m. bleb ; cheiro-pom- 
 pholyx ; dysidrosis ; pemphigus 
 
 Ponos, m. a very fatal children's 
 disease, endemic in the Greek 
 Archipelago 
 
 Populationistik, /. demography 
 
 Pore, /. pore 
 
 Poren-kanal, m. or -kanalchen, n. 
 pore-canal, canaliculus 
 
 Porenkephalie, /. porencephaly 
 
 Porocranie, /. vesicular enlargement 
 of the skull 
 
 Poros, a. porous 
 
 Porosis, /. hardening 
 
 Porositat, /. porosity 
 
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Por 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pre 
 
 Porrissaure, /. euxanthic acid 
 Portugalol, n. = Pomeranzen- 
 
 schalenol 
 Porzellan, n. porcelain 
 Porzellan-ausschlag, m. = -friesel 
 Porzellan - brenner, m. porcelain 
 
 cautery-point 
 Porzellan-briicke,/. porcelain bridge- 
 work (dentistry) 
 Porzellan-fieber, n. = -friesel 
 Porzellan-friesel, m. urticaria 
 Porzellan-fiillung, /. porcelain filling 
 
 (dentistry) 
 Porzellan-krone, /. porcelain crown 
 
 (dentistry) 
 Porzellan-sonde, /. Nelaton's probe 
 Posologie, /. posology 
 Posologisch, a. posological 
 Postepileptisch, a. postepileptic 
 Posthetomie, /. circumcision 
 Posthia, /. stye 
 Posthioplastik, /. plastic operations 
 
 on foreskin 
 Posthitis, /. inflammation of fore- 
 skin 
 Potasche, /. potash 
 Potator, m. drunkard 
 Potenz, /. generative power 
 Potomanie, /. dipsomania 
 Pottasche, /. = Potasche 
 Pott'sches Uebel, n. Pott's disease 
 Poupart'sches Band, n. Poupart's 
 
 ligament 
 Pracisionswage, /. chemical balance 
 Pracordialangst, /. angina pectoris 
 Pradilektion, /. predilection, prefer- 
 ence 
 Pradilektions-herd, m. predilection 
 
 centre or focus 
 Pradilektions-ort, m. predilection 
 
 point or place, seat of election 
 Pradilektions-sitz, m. = -ort 
 Pradilektions-stelle, /. = -ort 
 Pradisponieren, v.t. & i. to predispose 
 Pradisposition, /. predisposition 
 Prager Handgriff, m. Prague method 
 of delivering the aftercoming head 
 Pragnation, /. impregnation 
 Prakaution, /. precaution 
 Prakautionsimpfung, /. precaution- 
 ary or protective inoculation 
 Prakocitat, /. precocity 
 Prakordial, a. praecordial 
 Prakordial-angst, /. sense of oppres- 
 sion in prjECordial region 
 Prakordien, pi. region of the heart 
 Praktizieren, v.t. to practise 
 Prall, a. tense, stretched, tight 
 Prall-elastisch, a. tense and elastic 
 
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 Prall-gespannt, a. tightly stretched, 
 
 tense 
 Prall-heit, /. tension, tightness 
 Prall-kraft, /. elasticity 
 Prall-schusswunde, /. = Prellschuss. 
 
 wunde 
 Pramatur, a. premature 
 Pramonitorisch, a. premonitory 
 Pramortal, a. ante-mortem, preced- 
 ing death 
 Praparat, n. preparation 
 Praparier-besteck, n. dissecttng-case 
 Praparieren, v.t. to prepare, to make 
 
 a preparation of ; to dissect 
 Praparier-mikroskop, n. dissecting- 
 
 microscope 
 Praparier-nadel, /. anatomical 01 
 histological needle, teasing needle 
 Praparier-saal, m. dissecting- or 
 
 pathological-room 
 Praparier-salz, n. sodium stannate 
 Preputial- (in compds.), videVorhnut 
 Praservesalz, n. mixture of salts for 
 
 preserving meat, &c. 
 Praservieren, v.t. to preserve 
 Praservierung, /. preservation, the 
 
 preserving of 
 Praservierungsmittel, n. preservative 
 Prasystolisch, a. presystolic 
 Pravaz'sche Spritze, /. Pravaz's 
 
 syringe 
 Praventiv, a. preventive 
 Praventiv-behandlung, /. preventive 
 
 treatment 
 Praventive Medizin, /. hygiene 
 Praventiv-impfung, /. protective in- 
 oculation 
 Praventiv-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 Praventiv - mittel, n. preventive 
 
 remedy 
 Praxis, /. practice 
 Prazipitat, n. precipitate 
 Prazipitation, /. precipitation 
 Prazipitatsalbe, /. precipitate oint- 
 ment (white or red) 
 Prazipitieren, v.t. to precipitate 
 Preisselbeere, /. red-whortleberry 
 Preisselbeerwein, m. wine made from 
 
 red-whortleberry 
 Prellen, v.t. to contuse 
 Prellschusswunde, /. wound or con- 
 tusion produced by ricochet-bul- 
 let or -ball, without separation of 
 soft parts 
 Prellwunde, /. contused wound 
 Presbyopia, /. presbyopia 
 Pressen, v.t. to press, to squeeze, to 
 
 pinch 
 Press-luft, /. compressed air 
 
Pre 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pro 
 
 Press-61, n. fixed oil 
 
 Press - schwamm, m. compressed 
 
 sponge 
 Pressen-schwammkegel, m. cone- 
 shaped compressed sponge, sponge- 
 tent 
 Press-strahl, m. compressed jet 
 Press-wehen, f.pl. expulsive labour 
 
 pains 
 Prestonsalz, n. Preston salt 
 Prickeln, v.t. & i. to prick, to prickle, 
 
 to itch, to tingle 
 Prickelnd, a. prickling, itching, 
 
 tingling 
 Priessnitz 'scher Umschlag, m. cold- 
 water compress 
 Primar, a. primary, idiopathic 
 Primar-ablenkung, /. primary devia- 
 tion (of eyes) 
 Primar-arzt, m. chief or senior 
 
 physician 
 Primar-erkrankung, /. primary or 
 
 idiopathic affection or disease 
 Primar-erscheinung, /. primary or 
 
 early sign or symptom 
 Primar-falte, /. primary fold 
 Primar-furche, /. primitive sulcus 
 Primar-herd, m. primary centre or 
 
 focus 
 Primarius, n. chief physician 
 Primar-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 Primar-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 Primar-stellung, /. primary position 
 
 (of eyes) 
 Primar-veranderung, /. primary or 
 
 primitive change 
 Primar-windung, /. primary convo- 
 lution 
 Primar- wulst, m. = -windung 
 Primitiv, a. primitive, primary 
 Primitiv-band, n. axis cylinder 
 Primitiv-falte, /. primitive fold 
 Primitiv-faser, /. primitive or pri- 
 mary fibre 
 Primitiv-fibrillen, pi. primitive fibrils 
 
 of muscle or nerve 
 Primitiv-lage, /. primitive layer 
 Primitive-rinne, /. primitive or 
 
 primary groove 
 Primitiv-scheide, /. primitive sheath, 
 
 neuro- or sarco-lemma 
 Primitiv - schlauch, m. primitive 
 
 tube 
 Primitiv-streif, m. primitive streak 
 Primitiv-streifen, m. = -streif 
 Primordial, a. primordial 
 Primordial-delirien, pi. primary or 
 
 general forms of delirium 
 Primordial-ei, n. primordial ovum 
 
 Primordial-niere, /. primordial kid- 
 neys 
 
 Primordial-schadel, m. rudiment, 
 first membranous, then cartila- 
 ginous, of the skull 
 
 Primordial-schlauch, m. circumfer- 
 ential protoplasm of vegetable 
 cells 
 
 Primordial-zelle, /. primordial cell 
 
 Prismatisch, a. prismatic 
 
 Prismenbrille, /. prismatic spec- 
 tacles 
 
 Privat, a. private 
 
 Privat-dozent, m. unsalaried lecturer 
 or tutor at a university 
 
 Privat-heilanstalt, /. private hospital 
 
 Privat-irrenanstalt, /. private luna- 
 tic asylum 
 
 Probe, /. proof ; experiment, test ; 
 specimen ; sample 
 
 Probe-buchstabe, m. test type 
 
 Probe-impfung, /. experimental in- 
 oculation 
 
 Probe-laparotomie, /. exploratory 
 laparotomy 
 
 Probe-maas, n. standard measure 
 
 Probe-mahlzeit, /. test meal 
 
 Probe-punktion, /. exploratory punc- 
 ture 
 
 Probe-rohrchen, n. test-tube 
 
 Probe-trokar, m. exploratory trocar 
 
 Probe- wage, /. assay balance 
 
 Probieren, v.i. to test, try 
 
 Probierglas, n. test-tube 
 
 Procole Wirbel, m.pl. procoelous 
 vertebrae 
 
 Prodromal, a. prodromal, prodro- 
 mic 
 
 Prodromal-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 symptom preceding the outbreak 
 of a disease 
 
 Prodromal-fieber, n. prodromal or 
 initial rise of temperature 
 
 Prodromal-symptom, n. = -erschei- 
 nung 
 
 Proencephalus, m. monster in which 
 the greater part of the brain pro- 
 trudes through an opening in the 
 forehead 
 
 Profil, n. profile 
 
 Profil-lange, /. (des Gesichts), su- 
 perior alveolar radius ; basi-ajveo- 
 lar length 
 
 Profil-linie, /. profile line 
 
 Profil-winkel, m. facial angle 
 
 Prof us, a. profuse 
 
 Progenia, /. = Prognathic 
 
 Proglottiden, pi. proglottides 
 
 Prognathie, /. prognathism 
 
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Pro 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pro 
 
 Prognose, /. prognosis 
 
 Prognostik, /. = Prognose 
 
 Prognostisch, a. prognostic 
 
 Prognostizieren,t) J. to prognosticate, 
 to make a prognosis 
 
 Projektion, /. projection 
 
 Projektions-fasern, f.pl. projection- 
 fibres (in the central nervous 
 system) 
 
 Projektions-flache, /. surface or 
 plane of projection (vision) 
 
 Projektions-gesetz, n. law of pro- 
 jection 
 
 Projektions-linie, /. visual line 
 
 Projektions - mass, n. projection 
 measurement 
 
 Projektions-sphare, /. = -flache 
 
 Proktalgie, /. pain in anus or rectum 
 
 Proktttis, /. proctitis 
 
 Prokto- (in compds.), relating to 
 rectum or anus 
 
 Prokto-cele, n. rectal hernia; pro- 
 lapsus ani 
 
 Prokto-nous, m. anal swelling or 
 tumour 
 
 Prokto-plastik, /. artificial formation 
 of anus 
 
 Prokto -rrhagie, /. anal or rectal hae- 
 morrhage 
 
 Prokto-rrhoe, /. mucous discharge 
 from rectum 
 
 Prokto-spasmus, m. anal or rectal 
 spasm 
 
 Prokto-stenose, /. stricture of rec- 
 tum 
 
 Prokto-tomie, /. proctotomy 
 
 Prolabieren, v.i. to prolapse 
 
 Prolepsis, /. premature appearance 
 of a sign of a disease 
 
 Proleptisch, a. proleptic 
 
 Proliferationstheorie, /. cell-theory 
 
 Promotion, /. attainment of a degree 
 (especially the doctorate) 
 
 Pronatoren, m.pl. pronators 
 
 Pronukleus, m. pronucleus, primary 
 nucleus 
 
 Propagieren, v.t. & i. to propagate 
 
 Propfung, /. transplantation, graft- 
 ing 
 
 Prophylaktisch, a. prophylactic 
 
 Prophylaxe, /. prophylaxis 
 
 Propriolsaure, /. propiolic acid 
 
 Proprionsaure, /. propionic acid 
 
 Propyl, a. propyl 
 
 Propyl-aldehyd, n. propyl aldehyde 
 
 Propyl-alkohol, m,. propylalcohol 
 
 Propyl-atnin, n. propylamine 
 
 Prosektor, m. assistant to the pro- 
 fessor of anatomy 
 
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 Prosopagus, m. double monster in 
 which the parasite is attached to 
 the orbit or cheek of the autosite 
 
 Prosopalgic, /. facial pain or neural- 
 gia 
 
 Prosopalgisch, a. relating to facial 
 pain 
 
 Prosopodiplegie, /. facial diplegia 
 
 Prosopodysmorphie, /. facial hemi- 
 atrophy 
 
 Prosopoplegie, /. facial paralysis 
 
 Prosoposchisis,'/. congenital persist- 
 ence of facial cleft 
 
 Prosopospasmus, yn. facial spasm 
 
 Prosphysektomie, /. removal of ver- 
 miform appendix 
 
 Prostata- (in compds.), vide Vorste- 
 herdriisen- 
 
 Prostatalgie, /. pain in prostate 
 
 Prostatisch, a. prostatic 
 
 Prostatorrhoe, /. discharge of pros- 
 tatic secretion in defaecation or 
 micturition 
 
 Prostituieren, v.ref,. to prostitute 
 oneself 
 
 Prostituierte, /. a prostitute 
 
 Prostitutions-haus, n. a (registered) 
 house for prostitutes 
 
 Prostitutions-wesen,M.all affairs con- 
 nected with prostitution 
 
 Protein, n. protein 
 
 Protein-korper, m. = -stoff 
 
 Proteiin-stoff, m. protein or albu- 
 minoid substance 
 
 Protein-urie, /. albuminuria 
 
 Proteolyse, /. proteolysis 
 
 Prothese, /. prothesis, the supplying 
 of artificial parts {e.g. limbs, 
 eyes, &c.) 
 
 Prothesenlehre, /. the science of 
 prothesis 
 
 Protokatechusaure, /. protocatechuic 
 acid 
 
 Protokoll, M. account of operation or 
 autopsy 
 
 Protopathisch, a. idiopathic 
 
 Protoplasma, n. protoplasm 
 
 Protoplasma-band, n. band of proto- 
 plasm 
 
 Protoplasma-farbung, /. protoplasm 
 staining 
 
 Protoplasma-fortsatz, m. protoplas- 
 mic process, dendrite 
 
 Protoplasma-kliimpchen, n, smaU 
 lump of protoplasm 
 
 Protoplasma-masse, /. protoplasmic 
 substance 
 
 Protoplasma-stromung, /. movement 
 or flow of protoplasm 
 
Pro 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pub 
 
 Protoplasmatisch, a. protoplasmic 
 Protospasmen, pi. the earliest twitch- 
 
 ings in Jacksonian epilepsy 
 Protrahiert, a. protracted 
 Protuberanz, /. protuberance, emi- 
 nence 
 Provencerol, n. Provence-oil, olive- 
 oil 
 Provisor, m. qualified pharmaceu- 
 tical assistant 
 Prozess, m. process 
 Prozesskramerwahnsinn, m. morbid 
 
 litigiousness as a sign of insanity 
 Prufen, v.t. to try, test 
 Priifung, /. test, examination 
 Pruriginos, a. pruriginous 
 Psammom, n. psammoma 
 Psellismus, m. stammering 
 Pseudasthesien, pi. perversions of 
 
 sensation 
 Pseudarthrosis, /. false joint 
 Pseudo- (in compds.), pseudo-, false 
 Pseudo - blepsie, /. pseudoblepsia, 
 
 false vision 
 Pseudo-bulbarparalyse, /. pseudo- 
 bulbar paralysis, myasthenia 
 gravis 
 Pseudocyesis, /. false pregnancy 
 Pseudo-geusie, /. false perception of 
 
 taste 
 Pseudo - hypertrophie, /. pseudo- 
 hypertrophy 
 Pseudo-krise, /. pseudocrisis 
 Pseudo-krupp, m. false croup 
 Pseudo-leukamie, /. Hodgkin's dis- 
 ease 
 Pseudo-melanose, /. post-mortem 
 black patches due to decomposi- 
 tion 
 Pseudo-mnesie, /. memorial error 
 Pseudo-paraplegia, /. pseudo-para- 
 plegia, as in rickets 
 Pseudo-parasitismus, m. symbiosis 
 Pseudo-podien, pi. pseudopodia 
 Pseudo-rhexie, /. perverted appetite, 
 
 bulimia 
 Pseudo-skop, n. pseudoscope 
 Pseudo-skopisch, a. pseudoscopic 
 Pseudo-tuberkulose, /. pseudo-tuber- 
 culosis 
 Pseudo-variola, /. varicella 
 Psilosis, /. loss of hair ; sprue 
 Psilothrisch, a. depilatory 
 Psilothrum, n. a depilatory 
 Psoa, /. region of loins and kidneys 
 Psoasabscess, m. psoas abscess 
 Psoitis, /. inflammation of psoas 
 
 muscles 
 Psora, /. scabies, itch 
 
 Psorelytrie, /. granular vaginitis 
 Psoriatisch, a. relating to psoriasis 
 Psorisch, a. relating to scabies 
 Psorophthalmie, /. blepharadenitis 
 Psorospermienschlauche, m.pl. Mie- 
 
 scher's tubes 
 Psorospermose, /. disease caused by 
 
 psorosperms 
 Psychagogisch, a. psychagogic 
 Psychalgie, /. psychalgia, mental 
 
 suffering 
 Psychasthenie, /. psychical degenera- 
 tion 
 Psyche, /. soul, mind 
 Psychiater, ni. alienist 
 Psychiatric, /. psychiatry 
 Psychiatrisch, a. psychiatric 
 Psychisch, a. psychical, psychic, 
 
 psychological 
 PsychoasthetischesCentrum,M. centre 
 
 for common sensibility 
 Psycholog, m. psychologist 
 Psychologie, /. psychology 
 Psychologisch, a. psychological 
 Psychometrie, /. measurement of 
 psychical processes, especially 
 reaction time 
 Psychomotorische Bahnen, pi. pyra- 
 midal tracts 
 Psychoneurosis maidica, /. pellagra 
 Psychopathologie, /. the study of 
 
 mental diseases 
 Psychophysik, /. psychophysics 
 Psychophysisches Gesetz, n. psycho- 
 physical law (Weber's) 
 Psychose, /. psychosis, mental dis- 
 ease without obvious anatomical 
 change 
 Psychotherapie, /. suggestion treat- 
 ment 
 Psychrophor, m. refrigerating or 
 
 cooling double-current sound 
 Psychrotherapie, /. refrigeration 
 
 treatment 
 Ptarmica, pi. sternutatories 
 Pterygoidisch, a. pterygoid 
 Ptilosis, /. absence of eyelashes 
 Ptisane, /. tisane, demulcent drink 
 Ptomain, n. ptomaine 
 Ptyalagoga, n.pl. sialagogues 
 Ptyalismus, m. ptyalism, salivation 
 Ptyalocele, n. ranula due to rupture 
 
 of WhartDn's duct 
 Ptyaloektasie, /. dilatation of 
 
 Wharton's duct 
 Ptyalolith, m. salivary calculus 
 Pubertat, /. puberty 
 Pubertats-chlorpse, /. chlorosis of 
 puberty 
 
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Pub 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pul 
 
 Pubertats-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of puberty 
 Pubertats-irresein, n. insanity of 
 
 puberty 
 Pubescenz, /. pubescence 
 Pudendagra, n. chancre of female 
 
 genitals 
 Pueriles Atmen, n. puerile breathing 
 Puerperal- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Wochenbett- and Kindbett- 
 Puerperal-fieber, n. puerperal fever 
 Puerperal-geschwiir, n. puerperal 
 ulcer (due to pressure during 
 labour) 
 Puerperal - kratnpf, m. puerperal 
 
 convulsion 
 Puerperal-krankheit, ,/• a puerperal 
 
 affection or disease 
 Puerperal-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Puerperal-process, m. puerperal pro- 
 cess 
 Puerperal-runzeln, f.pl. white lines 
 
 on abdomen, lineae albicantes 
 Puerperal-scharlach, m. puerperal 
 
 scarlet fever 
 Pulmonal- (in compds.), pulmonary, 
 pulmonic ; vide for compds. Lun- 
 gen- 
 Pulmonar, a. = Pulmonal 
 Pulmonic, /. pneumonia ; pulmo- 
 nary phthisis 
 Pulmonisch, a. = Pulmonal 
 Pulpa, /. pulp 
 
 Pulpa-fortsatz, m. process of pulp 
 Pulpa-gewebe, n. pulp-tissue (of 
 
 spleen) 
 Pulpa-hohle, /. pulp-cavity 
 Pulpa-strang, m. trabecula of spleen 
 Pulpitis, /. inflammation of dental 
 
 pulp 
 Pulplos, a. pulpless 
 Pulpos, a. pulpy 
 Puis, m. pulse 
 
 aussetzender — , interrupted or 
 
 intermittent pulse 
 dikrotischer — , dicrotic pulse 
 doppelschlagiger — , = dikro ■ 
 
 tischer — 
 erhabener — , high pulse 
 f adenf ormiger — , thready pulse 
 fliegender — , fluttering pulse 
 gespannter — , tense pulse 
 grosser — , large pulse 
 barter — , hard pulse 
 haufiger — , frequent pulse 
 hupfender — , irregular or jerky 
 
 pulse 
 jagender — , galloping pulse 
 kleiner — , small pulse 
 
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 Puls'langsamer — , slow pulse ' 
 leerer — , low-tension pulse 
 leicht zerdruckbarer — , easily 
 
 compressible pulse 
 rascher — , quick pulse 
 regelmassiger — , regular pulse 
 schnellender — , = hupfender ^ 
 schneller — , = rascher — 
 schwacher — , weak pulse 
 schwankender — , undulating 
 
 pulse 
 schwirrender • — , vibrating pulse 
 seltener — , infrequent pulse 
 trager — , slow pulse 
 unfUhlbarer — , imperceptible 
 
 pulse 
 unregelmassiger — , irregular 
 
 pulse 
 unterbrochener — , interrupted 
 
 or intermittent pulse 
 verstarkter — , stronger pulse 
 voller — , full pulse 
 weicher — , soft pulse 
 zweischlagiger — , = dikro- 
 tischer — 
 Puls-ader, /. artery ; vide for 
 
 compds. Arterien- 
 Puls-aderchen, n. arteriole 
 Puls-adergeschwulst, /. aneurysm ; 
 
 varix 
 Puls-ahnlich, a. pulsating, pulsatile 
 Puls-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Pulsatillenkampfer, m. anemonine 
 Pulsatorisch, a. pulsatory 
 Puls-beschaffenheit, /. condition or 
 
 character of pulse 
 Puls-beschleunigung, /. acceleration 
 
 of pulse 
 Puls-bild, n. characteristic feature of 
 
 pulse 
 Pulsen, v.i. = Pulsieren 
 Puis - frequenz, /. frequency of 
 
 pulse 
 Puls-geschwulst, /. aneurism, pul- 
 sating tumour 
 Pulsieren, v.i. to pulsate 
 Pulsierend, a. pulsating, pulsatile 
 Pulsionsdivertikel, n. diverticulum 
 of mucous membrane due to 
 pressure and dependent on defect 
 in muscular coat 
 Puls-kurve, /. curve of a sphygmo- 
 
 gram 
 Puls-lehre, /. sphygmology 
 Puls-los, a. pulseless 
 Puls-losigkeit, /. pulselessness 
 Puis - messer, m. sphygmograph, 
 sphygmometer ' 
 
 Puls-qualitat, /, quality of pulse 
 
Pul 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Puf 
 
 Puls-schlag, m. pulse-beat, pulsation 
 Puls-schlagmesser, m. = -messer 
 Puls-schreiber, m. = -messer 
 Puls-spannung, /. tension of pulse, 
 
 arterial tension 
 Puls-stillstand, m. arrest of pulse 
 Puls-stockung, /. == -stillstand 
 Puls-uhr, /. instrument for measur- 
 ing and registering chief charac- 
 teristics of pulse 
 Puls-untersuchung, /. examination 
 
 of pulse 
 Puls-verlangsamung, /. slowing of 
 
 pulse 
 Puls-volumen, n. volume of pulse 
 Puls-wage, /. pulsimeter 
 Puls-welle, /. pulse-wave 
 Puls-wellenzeichner, m. = -messer 
 Puls-zahl, /. number of pulse 
 Puls-zeichner, m. = -messer 
 Pulver, n. powder 
 
 aromatisches — , aromatic pow- 
 der 
 Dover'sches — , Dover's pow- 
 der 
 kosmisches — , Pulvis arseni- 
 
 calis cosmi, Ph. G. 
 niederschlagendes — , Pulvis re- 
 frigerans, Ph. G. 
 Pulver-blaser, m. powder-puff, in- 
 sufflator 
 Pulver-form, /. in the form of pow- 
 der 
 Pulver-formig, a. like powder, in 
 
 powder 
 Pulverisieren, v.t. to pulverise, to 
 
 powder 
 Pulverisierung, /. pulverisation 
 Pulver-verband, m. powder dressing 
 Pumpe, /. pump 
 
 Pumpvorrichtung, /. pump arrange- 
 ment 
 Punkt, m. point, dot 
 
 hupfender — , punctum saliens 
 Punkt-horopter, m. horopter of 
 
 points, total horopter 
 Punktieren, v.t. to point, to stipple 
 Punktiernadel, /. acupuncture- needle 
 Punktierung, /. stippling, tattooing ; 
 
 tapping (massage) 
 Punktion, /. act of puncturing 
 Punkt-star, m. punctate cataract 
 Punktur, /. puncture 
 Pupillar, a. pupillary ; vide for 
 
 compds. Pupillen- 
 Pupille, /. pupil (of the eye) 
 Pupillen-, pupiUo-, pupillary 
 Pupillen-bjldung (kunstliche), /. iri- 
 dectomy 
 
 Pupillen - differenz, /. difference in 
 
 size of the two pupils 
 Pupillen-erweiterung, /. mydriasis 
 Pupillen-haut, /. or -hautchen, n. 
 
 pupillary membrane 
 Pupillen-membran, = -haut 
 Pupillen-rand, m. pupillary border 
 Pupillen-reactionen, pi. pupil reac- 
 tions 
 Pupillen-reflex, m. reaction to light 
 Pupillen-sperre, /. atresia of pupil 
 Pupillen - starre (reflectorische), /. 
 
 loss of pupil-reflexes, especially to 
 
 light 
 Pupillen-verengerung, /. myosis 
 Pupillen-verschliessung, /. occlusion 
 
 of the pupil 
 Pupillen- verschluss, m. = -versch- 
 
 liessung 
 Purganz, /. purgative, purge 
 Purgativ, a. purgative 
 Purgier-cassie, /. Cassia fistula 
 Purgieren, v.t. & refl. to purge ; to 
 
 be purged 
 Purgieren, n. purgation 
 Purgier-korner, n.pl. seeds of Croton 
 
 tiglium or of Ricinus communis 
 Purgier-kraut, n. Herba gratiolae, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Purgier-lein, n. Linum catharticum 
 Purgier-mittel, n. a purgative 
 Purgier-nuss, /. seed of Curcas pur- 
 
 gans 
 Purgier-pille, /. purging pill 
 Purgier-pulver, n. purging powder 
 Purgier-salz, n. purging salt 
 Purgier-winde, /. scammony 
 Purifizieren, v.t. to purify 
 Purkinje'sche Faden, m.pl, Pur- 
 
 kinje's fibres 
 Purkinje'sche Linsenbilder, n.pl, 
 
 Purkinje's figures 
 Purkinje'sche Zellen, f.pl. Pur- 
 
 kinje's cells 
 Purkinje'sches Blaschen, n. Pur- 
 
 kinje's vesicle, nucleus of the 
 
 animal ovum 
 Purpur, m. purple 
 Purpur-ausschlag, m. purpuric rash, 
 
 petechias 
 Purpur-fieber, n. purpura fever 
 Purpur-friesel, m. = -ausschlag 
 Purpur-rot, a. purple, purple-red 
 Purpur - saure, /. purpuric acid, 
 
 murexide 
 Purpur-schwefelsaure, /. purpuro- 
 
 sulphonic acid 
 Purulent, a. purulent, suppurative 
 Purulenz, /. = Purulescenz 
 
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Pur 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pyr 
 
 Purulescenz, /. suppuration 
 
 Pustel, /. pustule, pimple 
 
 Pustel-ahnlich, a. pustular, resem- 
 bling a pustule 
 
 Pustel-artig, a. =.-ahnlich 
 
 Pustel-ausschlag, m. pustular erup- 
 tion 
 
 Pustel - bildung, /. pustule forma- 
 tion 
 
 Pustel-eiter, m. pus from pustule 
 
 Pustel-flechte, /. ecthyma, impetigo 
 
 Pustel-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Pustel-geschwiir, n. pustular ulcer 
 
 Pustel-salbe, /. (Autenrieth'sche), 
 tartarated antimony ointment 
 
 Pustulos, a. pustular 
 
 Putrefaktion, /. putrefaction 
 
 Putrefizieren, v.t. & i. to cause to 
 putref}' ; to putrefy 
 
 Putrescenz, /. putrescence 
 
 Putreszieren, v.i. to putrefy 
 
 Putride Infektion, /. pysemia 
 
 Putrides Fieber, n. = Faulfieber 
 
 Putriditat, /. putridity, putrescence 
 
 Pyamie, /. pyaemia 
 
 Pyamisch, a. pyaemic 
 
 Pyarthros, n. suppuration of a joint 
 
 Pyelonephritis, /. pyelitis 
 
 Pygopagus, m. double monster 
 united in the pelvic region 
 
 Pyknocardie, /. tachycardia 
 
 Pyknopnoe, /. accelerated respira- 
 tion 
 
 Pyknoskopie, /. radioscopy 
 
 Pylephlebektasie, /. dilatation of 
 portal vein 
 
 Pylephlebitis, /. inflammation of 
 portal vein 
 
 Pylethrombosis, /. thrombosis of 
 portal vein 
 
 Pylorektomie, /. pylorectomy 
 
 Pylorisch, a. pyloric 
 
 Pylorismus, m. spasm of pylorus 
 
 Pylorus- (in corapds.), vide Magen- 
 pfortner- 
 
 Pyoblennorrhoe, /. muco-purulent 
 discharge 
 
 Pyocele, n. accumulation of pus 
 resembling a hernia 
 
 Pyocephalus, m. suppuration in the 
 cranial cavity or cerebral ven- 
 tricles 
 
 Pyocyanin, n. blue pigment in pus 
 
 Pyocystis, /. encysted pus 
 
 Pyodermiten, pi. skin diseases asso- 
 ciated with suppuration 
 
 Pyogenie, /. formation of pus 
 
 Pyogenisch, a. pyogenic 
 
 Pyohamie, /. pyasmia 
 
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 Pyokephalus, m. suppuration inside 
 the skull 
 
 Pyoktanin, n. watery solution of 
 methyl violet 
 
 Pyometra, /. pus in uterus 
 
 Pyon, n. pus 
 
 Pyonephrose, /. suppuration of kid- 
 ney 
 
 Pyophthalmie, /. suppurative oph- 
 thalmia 
 
 Pyophthalmus, m. suppuration of 
 eyeball 
 
 Pyoptyse, /. the coughing up of 
 pus 
 
 Pyorrhoe, /. suppurative catarrh 
 
 Pyoseptichamie, /. septicsemia, py- 
 asmia 
 
 Pyosis, /. suppuration 
 
 Pyothorax, -m. empyema 
 
 Pyramidalstar, m. pyramidal cata- 
 ract 
 
 Pyramide, /. pyramid 
 
 Pyramiden- (in compds.), pyramidal 
 
 Pyramiden-bahn, /. pyramidal tract 
 
 Pyramiden-bein, n. cuneiform bone 
 
 Pyramiden-blutleiter, m. petrosal 
 sinus 
 
 Pyramiden-biindel, m. pyramidal 
 fasciculus or tract 
 
 Pyramiden-formig, a. pyramidal 
 
 Pyramiden-fortsatz, m. pyramidal 
 process 
 
 Pyramiden-kern, m. nucleus of pyra- 
 mid 
 
 Pyramiden-kreuzung, /. decussation 
 of pyramids 
 
 Pyramiden-muskel, m. p}T:amidalis 
 muscle 
 
 Pyramiden-seitenstrangbahn, /. late- 
 ral pyramidal tract 
 
 Pyramiden-star, m. pyramidal cata- 
 ract 
 
 Pyramiden-strang, m. funiculus pyr 
 ramidalis 
 
 Pyramiden-vorderstrang, m. direct 
 pyramidal tract 
 
 Pyramiden-vorderstrangbahn, /. = 
 -vorderstrang 
 
 Pyramiden-zapfen, m. upper portion 
 of anterior pyramid of medulla 
 oblongata 
 
 Pyramiden-zellenschicht, /. pyra- 
 midal cell-layer 
 
 Pyrantimonsaure, /. pyrantimonic 
 acid 
 
 Pyretica, pi. antipyretics 
 
 Pyretolog, m. an authority on fevers 
 
 Pyrexie, /. pyrexia 
 
 Pyridinbasen, pi. pyridine bases 
 
Pyr 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Que 
 
 Pyro- (in compds.), pyro-, relating to 
 heat or fever 
 
 Pyro - ar3ensaure, /. pyroarsenic 
 acid 
 
 Pyro - gallussaure, f. pyrogallic 
 acid 
 
 Pyro-genie, /. production of fever 
 
 Pyro-genisch, a. pyrogenio 
 
 Pyro-katechin, w. pyrocatechin 
 
 Pyro-manie, /. incendiary mono- 
 mania 
 
 Pyrondicarbonsaure, /. chelidonic 
 acid 
 
 Pyro-phobie, /. fear of fire, matches, 
 
 &c. 
 Pyro-phosphorsaure, /. pyrophos- 
 
 phoric acid 
 Pyro-saure, /. pyro-,acid 
 Pyro - schwefelsaure, /. pyrosul- 
 
 phuric acid 
 Pyro-sis, /. pyrosis, waterbrash 
 Pyro-tika, n.pl. caustics 
 Pyro-tisch, a. caustic, pyrotio 
 Pyro-verbindung, /. pyro-compound 
 Pythogen, a. saprogenic 
 Pyurie, /. passing pus in urine 
 
 Quacksalber, m. quack 
 Quacksalber-arznei, /. quack medi- 
 cine or remedy 
 Quacksalberei, /. quackery 
 Quacksalber-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Quacksalbern, v.i. to practise quac- 
 kery 
 Quackversuch, m. croaking experi- 
 ment (fioltz) 
 Quaddel, /. pomphus, wheal 
 Quaddel-ahnlich, a. pomphus or 
 
 wheal-like 
 Quaddel-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Quadricepssehne, /. quadriceps ten- 
 don or ligamentum patellse 
 Quadriplegie, /. paralysis of all four 
 
 limbs 
 Qual, /. torment, torture, agony, 
 
 pain, grief 
 Qualen, v.t. to torment, to agonise 
 Qualm, m. vapour, qualm 
 Qualmbad, n. vapour-bath 
 Quantivalenz, /. quantivalence 
 Quarantan-anstalt, /. quarantine 
 
 station or establishment 
 Quarantan-beamter, m. quarantine 
 
 officer 
 Quarantane, /. quarantine 
 Quarantan- flagge, /. quarantine 
 
 flag 
 Quarantan-gesetz, n. quarantine law 
 
 or regulation 
 Quarantan-haus, n. = -anstalt 
 Quarantanieren, v.i. to put in 
 
 quarantine 
 Quarantanierung, /. the putting in 
 
 quarantine 
 Quarantan-ordnung, /. = -gesetz 
 Quarantan-reglement, n. = -gesetz 
 Quarafltan-verordnung, /. = -gesetz 
 
 Quarantan-wesen, n. all affairs con- 
 nected with quarantine 
 
 Quark, m. curd 
 
 Quartalsaufer, m. drunkard 
 
 Quartanfieber, n. quartan fever 
 
 Quarulant . . ., vide Querulant . . . 
 
 Quassiaextrakt, m. extract of 
 quassia 
 
 Quassienholz, n. quassia 
 
 Quastenartig, a. tuft-like 
 
 Quastengeflecht, n. pampiniform 
 plexus 
 
 Quebrachoholz, m. wood of Loxop- 
 terygium Lorentzii (Griseb.') 
 
 Quebrachorinde, /. bark of aspido- 
 sperraa. Cortex quebracho bianco 
 
 Quecke, /. (rote), Rhizoma caricis, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Quecken-extrakt, m. extract of 
 Triticum repcns 
 
 Quecken-wurzel, /. Rhizoma grami- 
 nis, Ph. G. 
 
 Quecksilber, n. quicksilver, mercury 
 essigsaures — , mercury acetate 
 
 Quecksilber-acetat, n. mercury ace- 
 tate 
 
 Quecksilber-albuminat, n. albumin- 
 ate of mercury 
 
 Quecksilber-ausschlag, m. mercurial 
 rash 
 
 Quecksilber-behandlung, f. mercurial 
 treatment 
 
 Quecksilber-bromid, n. bromide of 
 mercury 
 
 Quecksilber-carbolat, n. mercuric 
 carbolate 
 
 Quecksilber-chlorid, n. (atzendes), 
 corrosive sublimate 
 
 Quecksilber-chloridbad, n. perchlo- 
 ride of mercury bath 
 
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Que 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Que 
 
 Quecksilber-chloridlosung, f, solu- 
 tion of perchloride of mercury 
 Quecksilber-chloriir, n. calomel 
 Quecksilber-cyanid, n, cyanide of 
 
 mercury 
 Quecksilber-dampfe, m.pl. mercurial 
 
 vapours 
 Quecksilber-diinste, m.pl. = -dampfe 
 Quecksilber-einreibung, /. mercurial 
 
 inunction 
 Quecksilber-gehalt, m. amount of 
 
 contained mercury 
 Quecksilber - haltig, a. containing 
 
 mercury 
 Quecksilber-jodid, n. mercuric iodide 
 Quecksilber - jodiir, n. mercurous 
 
 iodide 
 Quecksilber-krankheit, /. mercurial- 
 ism 
 Quecksilber-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 Quecksilber-leideh, n. = -krankheit 
 Quecksilber-luftpumpe, /. mercurial 
 
 air-pump 
 Quecksilber-mittel, n. a mercurial 
 Quecksilber-mohr, n. = -sulfid 
 Quecksilber - nitrat, n. nitrate of 
 
 mercury 
 Quecksilber-nitratsalbe, /. ointment 
 
 of nitrate of mercury 
 Quecksilber-oxychlorid, n. mercury 
 
 oxychloride 
 Quecksilber-oxycyanid, n. mercury 
 
 oxy cyanide 
 Quecksilber-oxyd, n. (prazipitiertes), 
 
 yellow oxide of mercury 
 Quecksilber-oxydacetat, n. mercuric 
 
 acetate 
 Quecksilber-oxydsulfat, n. mercuric 
 
 sulphate 
 Quecksilber-oxydul, n. (fiussiges sal- 
 
 petersaures), Liquor hydrargyri 
 
 nitrici oxydulati, Ph. G. 
 Quecksilber - oxydul, n. (salpeter- 
 
 saures), nitrate of mercury 
 Quecksilber-oxydulacetat, n. mer- 
 curous acetate 
 Quecksilber-peptonat, n. mercury 
 
 peptonate 
 Quecksilber-pflaster, n. mercurial 
 
 plaster 
 Quecksilber-pille, /. blue pill 
 Quecksilber-praparat, n. mercurial 
 ■ preparation 
 Quecksilber-prazipitat, n. (rotes), 
 
 red precipitate 
 Quecksilber-prazipitat, n. (weisses), 
 
 white precipitate 
 Quecksilber-rhodaniir, n. mercury 
 
 sulphocyanide 
 
 Quecksilber-salbe, /. mercurial oint- 
 ment 
 Quecksilber-salbenseife, /. mercurial 
 
 ointment soap 
 Quecksilber-sublimat, n. corrosive 
 
 sublimate 
 Quecksilber-sulfat, n. sulphate of 
 
 mercury 
 Quecksilber-sulfid, n. mercuric sul- 
 phide 
 Quecksilber-tannat, n. mercurous 
 
 tannate 
 Quecksilber-verbindung, /. a com- 
 pound of mercurv 
 Quecksilber-vergiftung, /. mercurial 
 
 poisoning 
 Quecksilber-vitriol, m. — -oxydsul- 
 
 fat 
 Quecksilber-wirkung, /. effect of 
 
 meicury 
 Quecksilber - zittern, n. mercurial 
 
 tremor 
 Quelle, /. source, spring, well , 
 
 authority 
 
 indifferente — , spring exces- 
 sively poor in salts 
 Quellen, v.t. & i. to spring, to gusli, 
 
 to flow ; to swell ; to soak, to 
 
 steep 
 Quell-kegel, m. conical dilator or 
 
 tent 
 Quell-meissel, m. = -kegel 
 Quell-mittel, n. dilating medium oi 
 
 material 
 Quell- wasser, n. spring water 
 Quellung, /. swelling out 
 Quellungs-fahig, a. capable of swell- 
 ing out 
 Quellungs-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 
 swelling out 
 Quellungs-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 
 keit 
 Quellungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 swelling out 
 Quellungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 
 swelling out 
 Quendel, m. Herba serpylli {Ph. G.), 
 
 wild thyme 
 
 romischer — , garden thyme 
 Quendelspiritus, m. spirit of wild 
 
 thyme 
 Quer, a. transverse, cross, diagonal 
 Quer-achse, /. transverse axis 
 Quer-band, n. transverse ligament 
 Quer-bauchmuskel, m. trans versalis 
 
 abdominis 
 Quer-bett, n. slanting couch 
 Quer-bettlage, /. lithotomy position 
 
 (in labour) 
 
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Que 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Qui 
 
 Quer-binde, /. transverse bandage or 
 
 band 
 Quer-blutleiter, m. transverse or 
 
 lateral sinus 
 Quer-bruch, m. transverse fracture 
 Quer-colon, n. transverse colon 
 Quer-dickdarm, m. = -colon 
 Quer-disparates Punktpaar, n. pair 
 of points lying on corresponding 
 liorizontal lines of demarcation 
 but upon disparate verticals 
 Quer-durchmesser, m. transverse 
 
 diameter 
 Quer-durchschnitt, m. transverse 
 
 section 
 Quere, f. diagonal or cross direction 
 Quer-ebene, /. transverse or hori- 
 zontal plane 
 Quer-einstellung, /. transverse pre- 
 sentation 
 Quer-falte, /. transverse fold 
 Quer-faser, /. transverse fibre 
 Quer-faserhaut, /. transverse fibrous 
 
 membrane 
 Quer-faserschicht, /. transverse fib- 
 rous layer 
 Quer-faserzug, m. fasciculus of trans- 
 verse fibres 
 Quer-fell, n. diaphragm 
 > Quer-fortsatz, m. transverse process 
 Quer-furche, /. transverse sulciis 
 
 (brain) ; coronal sulcus (heart) 
 Quer-gestreift, a. transversely' stri- 
 ated 
 Quer-grimmdarm, m. = -colon 
 Quer-grimmdarmgekrose, n. trans- 
 verse mesocolon 
 Quer-horopter, m. horopter of hori- 
 zontals 
 Quer-krummung, /. transverse cur- 
 vature 
 Quer-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 Quer-lahmung, /. paraplegia 
 Quer-leiste, /. transverse ridge or 
 
 crest 
 Quer-linie, /. transverse line 
 Quer-muskel, m. transverse muscle 
 Quer-naht, /. transverse suture 
 Quer-oval, a. oval in transverse or 
 
 horizontal direction 
 Quer - riegel, m. cradle pessary 
 
 (Fritsch) 
 Quer-riss, m. transverse tear 
 Quer-scheibe, /. transverse disc 
 Quer-scheidewand, /. transverse sep- 
 tum 
 Quer-schiene, /. transverse splint 
 Quer-schlag, m. = -lahmung 
 Quer-schlitz, m. transverse fissure 
 
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 Quer-schnitt, m. transverse incision 
 or section ; horizontal line of 
 demarcation 
 
 Quer-schnittebene, /. = -ebene 
 
 Quer-schnittsmyelitis, /. transverse 
 myelitis 
 
 Quer-schwingung, /. transverse vi- 
 bration 
 
 Quer-spalte, /. transverse cleft 01 
 fissure 
 
 Quer-spannung, /. transverse ten- 
 sion 
 
 Quer-stand, m. transverse position 
 or presentation 
 
 Quer-streifung, /. transverse stri- 
 ation 
 
 Quer-teilung, /. transverse segmen- 
 tation 
 
 Querulantenwahnsinn, m. litiga- 
 tion mania 
 
 Quer-umfang, m. lateral or hori- 
 zontal circumference 
 
 Quer-verengt, a. transversely con- 
 tracted 
 
 Quer- wand, /. transverse wall or 
 septum 
 
 Quer-wunde, /. transverse wound 
 
 Quese, /. blister due to pressure and 
 friction ; coenurus cerebralis 
 
 Quesen-bandwurm, m. taenia coe- 
 nurus (Siebold) 
 
 Quesen-krankheit, /. staggers 
 
 Quetschen, 7;.t. to bruise, to crush, 
 to contuse 
 
 Quetsch-hahn, m. pinch-cock 
 
 Quetsch-keratitis, /. keratitis due to 
 contusion 
 
 Quetsch-praparat, n. crush prepara- 
 tion 
 
 Quetschung, /. crushing ; bruise, 
 contusion 
 
 Quetschungs-beule, /. swelling due 
 to contusion 
 
 Quetschungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 contusion 
 
 Quetschungs-herd, m. focus or centre 
 of contusion 
 
 Quetschungs-lahmung, /. paralysis 
 due to contusion 
 
 Quetsch-wunde, /. contused wound 
 
 Quetsch-zange, /. crushing forceps 
 
 Quietschend, a. squeaking, squealing 
 
 Quillajarinde, /. bark of Quillaia 
 saponaria 
 
 Quillajasaure, /. an acid found in 
 Quillaia saponaria 
 
 Quintanfieber, n. quintan fever 
 
 Quintusstrange,w./'/. ascending and 
 descending roots of fifth nerve 
 
Qui 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rad 
 
 Quintuswurzel, /. root of fifth nerve 
 Quitte, /. quince 
 
 Quitten-ather, m. essence of quince 
 Quitten-essenz, /. = -ather 
 Quitten-kerne, m.pl. quince-seeds 
 Quitten-korner, n.pl. = -kerne 
 
 Quitten-saft, m. quince-juice 
 Quitten-samen, m. = -kerne 
 Quitten-samenschleim, m. = -schleitn 
 Quitten-schleim, m. Mucilago cy- 
 
 doniae, Ph. G. 
 Quotidianfieber, n. quotidian fever 
 
 R 
 
 Raben- (in compds.), vide Raben- 
 
 schnabel- 
 Rabenschnabel- (in compds.), cora- 
 
 coid, coraco- 
 Rabenschnabel-armmuskel, m. cora- 
 
 co-brachialis muscle 
 Rabenschnabel-formig, a. coracoid 
 Rabenschnabel-fortsatz, m. coracoid 
 
 process 
 Rabenschnabel-muskel, m. = -arm- 
 
 muskel 
 Rabenschnabel-oberarmmuskel, m. 
 
 = -armmuskel 
 Rabenschnabel-zange, /. lower molar 
 
 forceps 
 Racemos, a. racemose 
 Rachen, m. pharynx, fauces ; throat ; 
 
 cavity of the mouth 
 Rachen- (in compds.), pharyngeal ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Schlund- 
 Rachen-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 pharynx 
 Rachen-bad, n. pharyngeal douche 
 Rachen-bein, n. inferior maxilla 
 Rachen-blutung, /. pharyngeal hae- 
 morrhage 
 Rachen-braune, /. angina faucium 
 Rachen-braune, /. (bosartige, bran- 
 
 dige, or epidemische), diphtheria 
 Rachen-bremsen, f.pl. cephenomyia 
 Rachen-dach, n. that part of the 
 
 base of the skull which covers the 
 
 nasopharynx 
 Rachen-eingang, w. = -enge 
 Rachen-enge, /. isthmus of fauces 
 Rachen-entziindung, /. pharyngitis 
 Rachen-erkrankung, /. pharyngeal 
 
 affection 
 Rachen-geschwulst, /. pharyngeal 
 
 swelling or tumour 
 Rachen-geschwur, n. pharyngeal 
 
 ulcer 
 Rachen-haut, /. pharyngeal mem- 
 brane 
 Rachen-hohle, /. pharyngeal cavity 
 Rachen-hohlenflache, /. surface of 
 
 pharyngeal cavity 
 
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 Rachen-katarrh, m. pharyngitis 
 Rachen - krankheit, /. disease of 
 
 pharynx 
 Rachen-krupp, m. pharyngeal croup 
 Rachen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Rachen-mandel, /. pharyngeal tonsil 
 Rachen-mandelvergrosserung, /. en-, 
 
 largement of pharyngeal tonsil 
 Rachen-miindung, /. = -enge 
 Rachen - muskel, m. pharyngeal 
 
 muscle 
 Rachen-muskelkrampf, m. spasm of 
 
 pharyngeal muscle 
 Rachen-muskellahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of pharyngeal muscle 
 Rachen-offnung, /. — -enge 
 Rachen-pinsel, m. tl roat-brush 
 Rachen-polyp, m. pharyngeal poly- 
 pus 
 Rachen-polypenschniirer, m. snare 
 
 for pharyngeal polypus 
 Rachen-raum, m. pharyngeal space 
 Rachen-schleimhaut, /. pharyngeal 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Rachen-schleimhautentziindung, /. 
 
 pharyngitis 
 Rachen-schniirer, m. constrictor of 
 
 pharynx 
 Rachen-sch wellung, /. = -anschwell- 
 
 ung 
 Rachen-spalte, /. = -enge 
 Rachen-spiegel, m. pharyngeal mir- 
 ror 
 Rachen-tonsille, /. = -mandel 
 Rachen-verschwarung, /. pharyn- 
 geal ulceration 
 Rachen-versch wellung, /. swelling 
 
 up of pharynx 
 Rachen-wand, /. pharyngeal wall 
 Rachen-wandung, /. = -wand 
 Raddrehung, /. torsion, rotation (of 
 
 eyeball) 
 Raddrehungswinkel, m. angle of 
 
 torsion 
 Radertiere, n.pl. rotatoria, rotifera 
 Radesyge, pi. endemic Norwegian 
 skin diseases, mainly syphilitic 
 
Rad 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ras 
 
 Radgelenk, n. pivot- joint 
 
 Radial, a. radial ; vide for compds. 
 also Speichen- 
 
 Radial-faser, /. radial fibre 
 
 Radial-faserkegel, m. cone of radial 
 fibres 
 
 Radial-gegend, /. radial region 
 
 Radialislahmung, /. paralysis of 
 radial nerve 
 
 Radial-nerv, m. radial nerve 
 
 Radial-seite, /. radial side 
 
 Radiar, a. radiate 
 
 Radiieren, v.i. to radiate 
 
 Radikal, a. radical 
 
 Radikal-behandlung, /. radical treat- 
 ment 
 
 Radikal-essig, m. glacial acetic acid 
 
 Radikal-formel, /. radical formula 
 
 Radikal-heilung, /. radical cure 
 
 Radikal-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 
 Radikal-operation, /. radical opera- 
 tion, extirpation 
 
 Radikal-theorie, /. theory of radicles 
 
 Radiocarpalgelenk, fi. radiocarpal 
 joint 
 
 Radiographie, /. radiography 
 
 Radioskopie, /. radioscopy 
 
 Radiotherapie, /. Rontgen-ray treat- 
 ment 
 
 Radius- (in compds.), vide Speichen- 
 
 Raffinieren, v.i. to refine 
 
 Raffiniert, a. refined 
 
 Rahm, m. cream 
 
 Rahm-ahnlich, a. cream-like, cream 
 
 Rahm-artig, a. = -artig 
 
 Rahtn-gemenge, n. " cream mix- 
 ture," a food-mixture for infants 
 
 Rahm-messer, m. lactometer 
 
 Rainey'sche Schlauche, m.pl. -Rai- 
 ney's tubes (in muscle) 
 
 Rainfarn, m. tansy, Tanacetum 
 vulgare 
 
 Raketenschnitt, m. racket incision 
 
 Ramifikationsgebiet, n. region of 
 ramification 
 
 Ramifizieren, v.f. & refl. to ramify 
 
 Ramifizierung, /. ramification 
 
 Rand, m. edge, rim, border, margin, 
 ledge, lip 
 
 Rand- (in compds.), marginal 
 
 Rand-blaschen, n. marginal vesicle 
 
 Rand-bogen, m. marginal arch (pri- 
 mitive brain) 
 
 Rand-kerbe, /. marginal notch 
 
 Rand-korperchen, n. marginal cor- 
 puscles 
 
 Rand-naht, /. marginal suture 
 
 Rand-schicht, /. marginal or peri- 
 pheral, layer 
 
 Rand - schlingennetz, n. capillary 
 
 loops at corneo-sclerotic junction 
 Rand-sinus, m. marginal sinus 
 Rand-spalte, /. marginal fissure 
 Rand-standig, a. marginal, terminal, 
 
 intra-mural, peripheral, parietal 
 Rand-strahlen, m.pl. marginal rays 
 Rand-vene, /■. marginal vein 
 Rand-wachstum, n. marginal growth 
 Rand-wulst, m. marginal eminence 
 
 or elevation 
 Rand-zelle, /. marginal cell 
 Rand-zone, /. marginal zone 
 Ranken- (in compds.), plexiform 
 Ranken-aneurysma, n. cirsoid aneu- 
 rysm 
 Ranken-angiom, n. cirsoid aneu- 
 rysm 
 Ranken-arterie, /. helicine artery 
 Ranken-artig, a. cirral, tuft-like 
 Ranken-formig, a. = -artig 
 Ranken-gefass, n. helicine artery 
 Ranken-geflecht, n. pampiniform 
 
 plexus 
 Ranken-neurom, n. neuroma plexi 
 
 forme 
 Rankkorn, n. anthrax 
 Ranzig, a. rancid 
 
 Ranzigkeit, /. rancidity, rancidness 
 Rapontikawurzel, /. root of Pontine 
 
 or Siberian rhubarb 
 Raphe, /. raphe 
 Raps, m. rape 
 Raps-61, n. rape-oil 
 Raps-verderber, m. Polydesmus exi- 
 
 tiosus (Mont.) 
 Rapuntikawurzel, /. = Rapontika- 
 wurzel 
 Rarefaktion, /. rarefaction 
 Rasen, m. turf 
 
 Rasen, v.i. to rave, to be delirious 
 Rasen, n. raving, delirium 
 Rasend, a. raving, delirious 
 Rasende, m. & f. maniac, mad 
 
 person 
 Rasenmeister, m. knacker 
 Raserei, /. rage, frenzy, raving, 
 
 madness 
 Rasieren, v.t. to shave 
 Rasier-fiechte, /. ringworm 
 Rasier-messer, n. a razor 
 Rasorismus, m. contrast stimulation 
 Raspelgerausch, n. rasping sound 
 Rasse, /. race, breed 
 Rasselfremitus, m. rhonchal fremitus 
 Rasselgerausch, n. rhonchus, rdle 
 feinblasiges — , fine rdle 
 feuchtes — , moist rdle 
 grossblasiges — , coarse rdle 
 
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Ras 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rati 
 
 Rasselgerausch, kleinblasiges, n. — 
 
 feinblasiges — 
 
 knisterndes — , crepitant r41e 
 metallisches — , metallic tink- 
 ling 
 mittelgrossblasiges — , medium 
 
 rale 
 pfeiffendes — , sibilant rdle 
 schwirrendes — , sonorous rhon- 
 
 chus 
 sonores — , = schwirrendes — 
 trockenes — , dry or musical 
 rhonchus 
 Rasseln, v.i. to rattle 
 Rasseln, n. rattling, rhonchus, rile 
 Rasselnd, a. rattling 
 Rasselschall, m. = Rasselgerausch 
 Ratanhia- (in compds.), rhatany 
 Ratanhia-abkochung, /. decoction of 
 
 rhatany 
 Ratanhia-extrakt, m. extract of 
 
 rhatany 
 Ratanhia-gerbsaure, /. rhatanio-tan- 
 
 nic acid 
 Ratanhia-rot, n. rhatany red 
 Ratanhia-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 
 rhatany 
 Ratanhia- wurzel, /. rhatany root 
 Rationelle Formel,/. rational formula 
 Rattengift, n. arsenious acid, arsenic 
 
 trioxide 
 Rauberessig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 Rauber'sche Schicht, /. Rauber's 
 
 layer 
 Rauch, m. smoke, fume, vapour 
 Rauch-atmen, n. the inhaling of 
 
 smoke 
 Rauch-bad, n. smoke-bath 
 Rauchen, v.t. & i. to smoke, to fume, 
 
 to reek 
 Rauchend, a. smoking ; fuming 
 Rauchende Salpetersaure, /. fuming 
 
 nitric acid 
 Rauchende Schwefelsaure, /. fuming 
 
 sulphuric acid 
 Raucher, m. smoker 
 Raucher- (in compds.) aromatic, 
 
 fumigating 
 Raucher-essenz, /. aromatic essence 
 Raucher-essig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 Raucher-kerzchen, n. pastille 
 Raucher-kur, /. treatment by fumi- 
 gation 
 Raucher - lack, m. aromatic gum 
 
 lac 
 Rauchern, v.t. to fumigate 
 Raucher-papier,w. fumigating paper, 
 
 medicated paper for producing 
 
 vapour for inhalations 
 
 Raucher-pulver, n. fumigating pow- 
 der 
 
 Raucherung, /. fumigation 
 
 Raucherungskasten, m. fumigation 
 cabinet 
 
 Rauch-glasbrille, /. smoked-glass 
 spectacles 
 
 Rauch-papier, n. — Raucherpapier 
 
 Raude, /. mange, scab 
 
 Raudemilbe, /. psoroptes communis 
 (Fiirst) 
 
 Raudig, a. scabbed, scabby, mangy 
 
 Raudigkeit, /. scabbedness ; mangi- 
 ness 
 
 Rauh, a. rough, rugged ; hoarse ; 
 hairy ; sore 
 
 Rauh-haarig, a. rough-haired 
 
 Rauh-haarigkeit, /. roughness of 
 hair 
 
 Rauh-heit, /. roughness, rawness ; 
 hoarseness 
 
 Rauh-igkeit, /. = -heit 
 
 Raum, m. space, room ; cavity 
 
 Raum-gefuhl, n. space feeling 
 
 Raum-nerv, m. space-nerve 
 
 Raum-orientierungssinn, m. localis- 
 ing sense 
 
 Raum-schwelle, /. threshold of per- 
 ception of space 
 
 Raum-sinn, m. sense of space or 
 locality 
 
 Raum-sinneseindruck, m. impres- 
 sion produced by sense of space 
 
 Raum-vorstellung, /. conception or 
 appreciation of space 
 
 Rausch, m. drunkenness, inebria- 
 tion, intoxication 
 
 Rauschbrand, m. symptomatic an- 
 thrax 
 
 Rauschbrand-geschwulst, /. swelling 
 or tumour in symptomatic an- 
 thrax 
 
 Rauschbrand-gift, n. virus of symp- 
 tomatic anthrax 
 
 Rauschbrand - impfung, f. inocula- 
 tion against symptomatic anthrax 
 
 Rauschbrand-krank, a. affected with 
 symptomatic anthrax 
 
 Rauschbrand-schutzimpfung, /. pro- 
 tective inoculation against symp- 
 tomatic anthrax 
 
 Rauschchen, n. slight intoxication 
 
 Rauschen, v.i. to murmur 
 
 Rauschgelb, n. orpiment 
 
 Rauschzustand, m. condition of 
 drunkenness 
 
 Rauspern, v.i. & refl. to hawk, to 
 hem and haw ; to clear one's 
 throat 
 
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Rau 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ref 
 
 Rauspern, n. hawking, clearing one's 
 throat 
 
 Raute, /. rue ; rhomb 
 
 Rauten-blatter, n.pl. Folia rut», 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Rauten-formig, a. rhomboid, rhom- 
 bic 
 
 Rauten-grube, /. rhomboid fossa, 
 fourth ventricle 
 
 Rauten-grubendach, n. roof of fourth 
 ventricle 
 
 Rauten-hirn, n, that part of the em- 
 bryonic brain from which the 
 medulla oblongata and cerebellum 
 are developed 
 
 Rauten-muskel, m. rhomboideus 
 muscle 
 
 Rauten-61, n. oil of rue 
 
 Reagens, n. a reagent 
 
 Reagentien, n.pl. reagents 
 
 Reagenz-glas, n. test-tube 
 
 Reagenz-glaschen, n. = -glas 
 
 Reagenz-glaskultur, /. test-tube cul- 
 tivation 
 
 Reagenz-papier, n. litmus paper 
 
 Reagenz-rohrchen, n. = -glas 
 
 Reagenz-rohre, /. = -glas 
 
 Reagieren, v.i. to react 
 
 Reagier- (in compds.), vide Reagenz 
 
 Reaktion, /. reaction 
 
 Reaktions-fahig, a. capable of reac- 
 tion 
 
 Reaktions-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 reaction 
 
 Reaktions-mittel, n. a reagent 
 
 Rebenahnlich, a. pampiniform 
 
 Rebendolde, /. dropwort 
 
 Reblaus, /. phylloxera vastatrix 
 
 Rec . . ., vide also Rek . . . 
 
 Recept, n. (and compds.), vide 
 Rezept 
 
 Receptaculum, n. receptacle 
 
 Receptivitat, /. receptivity 
 
 Receptoren, pi. receptors, suscep- 
 tible molecular groups (Ehrlich) 
 
 Receptur, /. preparation of drugs 
 according to prescription 
 
 Rechts, a. right 
 
 Rechts-drehend, a. dextrorotatory . 
 
 Rechts-handig, a. right-handed ^ 
 
 Rechts-handigkeit, /. right-handed- 
 ness 
 
 Rechts-milchsaure, /. dextro-lactic 
 acid 
 
 Recidiv, n. relapse, recurrence 
 
 Recidiv-fahig, a. capable of relapse 
 or return 
 
 Recidiv-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 relapse or return 
 
 Recidiv-frei, a. free from relapse 
 
 Recidiv-freiheit, /. freedom from 
 relapse 
 
 Recidivieren, v.i. to relapse, to recur 
 
 Reciprok, a. reciprocal 
 
 Recken, v.t. & reft, to stretch ; to 
 stretch one's limbs 
 
 Recklinghausen'sche Krankheit, /. 
 neurofibromatosis 
 
 Reclus'sche Krankheit, /. the forma 
 tion of benign cysts in the female 
 breast 
 
 Reconvalescenz, /. convalescence 
 
 Recrudescenz, /. recrudescence, re- 
 lapse 
 
 Rectocele, n. rectal hernia ; pro- 
 lapse of rectum 
 
 Rectoskopie, /. examination of rec- 
 tum 
 
 Rectotomie, /. incision of rectum 
 
 Rectum- (in compds.), vide Mast- 
 darm- 
 
 Recurrens- (in compds.), recurrent, 
 relapsing 
 
 Recurrens-fieber, n. relapsing fever 
 
 Recurrens-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 recurrent laryngeal nerve 
 
 Recurrens-nepliritis, /. nephritis of 
 relapsing fever 
 
 Recurrens-stamm, m. trunk of re- 
 current laryngeal nerve 
 
 Recurrens-typhus, m. = -fieber 
 
 Recurrierend, a. recurrent 
 
 Rede-bereitschaft, /. readiness of 
 speech 
 
 Rede-sucht, /. morbid loquacity 
 
 Redressieren, v.t. to set (a fracture) ; 
 to reduce (dislocation) 
 
 Reduktion, /. reduction 
 
 Reduktionsmittel, n. reducing agent 
 
 Reduzier-bar, a. reducible 
 
 Reduzier-barkeit, /. reducibility 
 
 Reduzieren, v.t. to reduce 
 
 Reduzier-salz, n. reducing salt 
 
 Reell, a. true (image) 
 
 Reflectieren, v.i. to reflect 
 
 Reflectorisch, a. reflex 
 
 Reflex- (in compds.), reflex 
 
 Reflex-akt, n. reflex action 
 
 Reflex-aphasie, /. aphthongia 
 
 Reflex-bahn, /. reflex tract 
 
 Reflex-bewegung, /. reflex move- 
 ment 
 
 Reflex-centrum, n. reflex centre 
 
 Reflex-erkrankung, /. a reflex affec- 
 tion or disease 
 
 Reflex-erregbarkeit, /. reflex excita- 
 bility 
 
 Reflex-erreger, m. exciter of reflex 
 
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Ref 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rei 
 
 Reflex-erscheinung, /. reflex phe- 
 nomenon 
 Reflex-hallucination, /. reflex hallu- 
 cination 
 Reflex-hemmung, /. reflex inhibition 
 Reflexion, /. reflection 
 Reflexions-ebene, /. plane of reflec- 
 tion 
 Reflexions-empfindung, /. reflex sen- 
 sation 
 Reflexions-gesetz, n. law of reflection 
 Reflexions-kreis, m. reflex arc 
 Reflexions-thatigkeit, /. reflex action 
 Reflexions-winkel, m. angle of re- 
 flection 
 Refiex-krampf, m. reflex spasm 
 Reflex-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 Reflex-lahmung, /. reflex parah'^sis 
 Reflex-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 Reflex-mechanik, /. reflex mech- 
 anism 
 Reflex-ograph, n. apparatus for 
 recording tendon reflexes (Bech- 
 terew) 
 Reflex-reizbarkeit, /. = -erregbar- 
 
 keit 
 Reflex-spiegel, m. reflector 
 Reflex-thatigkeit, /. reflex action 
 Reflex-vorgang, m. reflex process 
 Reflex-wirkung, /. reflex effect 
 Reflex-zuckung, /. reflex convulsion 
 
 or twitching 
 Refraktar, a. refractory ; non-inocu- 
 
 lable 
 Refraktion, /. refraction 
 Refraktions-anomalie, /. anomaly of 
 
 refraction 
 Refraktions-bestimmung, f. estima- 
 tion of refraction 
 Refraktions-gesetz, ■«.. law of refrac- 
 tion 
 Refraktions-myopie, /. myopia 
 Refraktions-ophthalmoskop, n. di- 
 rect method ophthalmoscope 
 Refraktions-winkel, m. angle of re- 
 fraction 
 Refraktions-zustand, m. condition of 
 
 refraction 
 Refraktometer, m. refractometer 
 Refrigerationslahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 due to cold 
 Refrigerieren, v.t. & i. to refrigerate ; 
 
 to freeze 
 Regel, /. rule ; precept, principle, 
 standard, direction ; menstrua- 
 tion 
 Regel-los, a. irregular, anomalous 
 Regel-losigkeit, /. irregularity 
 Regel-massig, a. regular 
 
 Regel-widrig, a. abnormal, irregular 
 Regel - widrigkeit, /. abnormality, 
 
 irregularity 
 Regen, m. rain 
 Regen-bad, n. shower-bath 
 Regen-bogen, m. rainbow 
 Regen-bogenfarben, f.pl. colours of 
 
 the rainbow, prismatic colours 
 Regen-bogenfarbensehen, n. = -bo- 
 
 gensehen 
 Regen-bogenfiechte, /. herpes iris 
 Regen-bogenhaut, /. iris ; vide for 
 
 all compds. Iris- 
 Regen-bogensehen, n. seeing all the 
 colours of the rainbow, chroma- 
 topsia 
 Regen-douche, /. = -bad 
 Regen-menge, /. amount of rainfall 
 Regen-messer, m. rain-gauge 
 Regen-wasser, n. rain-water 
 Regen-wurmmuskel, m. lumbricalis 
 
 muscle 
 Regenerationsvermogen, n. capacity 
 
 of reproduction or fresh growth 
 Regenerieren, v.t. to regenerate 
 Regenwurm, m. earthworm 
 Regimentsarzt, m. regimental sur- 
 geon 
 Regionar, a. regional 
 Reglisse, /. (weisse), white liquorice 
 
 jujubes, pate de gitimauve 
 Regressiv, a. degenerative 
 Regung, /. motion ; agitation 
 Regurgitieren, v.i. to regurgitate 
 Regurgitierung, /. regurgitation 
 Reibegerausch, n. = Reibungs- 
 
 gerausch 
 Reiben, v.t. to rub, to grate, to pul- 
 verise ; to chafe, to fret 
 Reiben, n. friction, rubbing 
 
 perikarditisches — , pericarditic 
 
 friction 
 pleuritisches — , pleuritic fric- 
 tion 
 Reibend, a. rubbing, grating 
 Reibung, /. friction, rubbing 
 Reibungs-flache, /. surface of con- 
 tact 
 Reibungs-fremitus, m. friction fremi- 
 tus 
 Reibungs-gerausch, n. friction sound 
 Reibungs-linien, f.pl. lines of pres- 
 sure of friction 
 Reibungs-schallzeichen, n. friction 
 
 sound, indication 
 Reichmann'sche Krankheit, /. gas- 
 
 trorrhosa 
 Reichsgesundheitsamt, n. imperial 
 board 
 
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Rei 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Rek 
 
 Reichsvieseuchengesetz, n. imperial 
 law relating to cattle epidemics 
 
 Reif, a. ripe, mature 
 
 Reife, /. ripeness, maturity ; pu- 
 berty 
 ' Reifen, v.i. to ripen, to mature 
 
 Reifenbahre, /. hooped bed-cradle 
 
 Reihe, /. order, series 
 
 Reihenfolge, /. course 
 
 Reihenquese, /. coenurus serialis 
 
 Reil'sche Insel, /. the island of Reil 
 
 Reil'sche Linien, f.pl. ridges on nail 
 
 Reinfarren, m. Herba tanaceti, Ph.G. 
 
 Retnigen, v.t. to clean, to cleanse, 
 to purge, to purify, to refine, to 
 rectify, to disinfect 
 
 Reinigend, a. cleansing, purging, 
 purifying 
 
 Reinigung, /. cleaning, purification, 
 rectification ; purging 
 monatliche — , menstruation 
 
 Reinigungs-bad, n. cleansing-bath 
 
 Reinigungs - mittel, n. cleansing 
 remedy, purgative 
 
 Reinigungs- weg, m. excretory outlet 
 or duct 
 
 Rein-kultivierung, /. pure cultiva- 
 tion 
 
 Rein-kultur, /. = -kultivierung 
 
 Reinversion, /. reposition 
 
 Reinziichtung, /. = -kultivierung 
 
 Reis, m. rice 
 
 Reise-apotheke,/. portable medicine- 
 chest 
 
 Reise-brille, /. protective goggles 
 , Reise-urinflasche, /. portable urinal 
 
 Reis-korper, m. rice body, melon- 
 seed body 
 
 Reis-korperbildung, /. formation of 
 rice bodies 
 
 Reis-korpererguss, m. escape of rice 
 bodies^ 
 
 Reis-korperhaltig, a. containing rice 
 bodies 
 
 Reis-mehl, n. rice-flour 
 
 Reis-schleim, m. rice-water 
 
 Reissen, v.t. & i. to tear, to pull, to 
 drag ; to ache 
 
 Reissen, n. tearing^ pulling ; acute 
 pain ; rheumatics ; colic 
 
 R^issend, a. tearing, pulling 
 
 Reissner'sche Haut, /. or — Mem- 
 bran, /. membrane of Reissner 
 
 Reis-starke, /. rice-starch 
 
 Reisszahn, m. canine tooth 
 
 Reis-wasser, n. rice-water 
 
 Reis-wasserstuhl, m. rice-water stool 
 
 Reitbahnbewegung, /. circus move- 
 pient, Brownian movement 
 
 Reitknochen, m. rider's bone 
 
 Reiz, m. irritant, irritation, stimulus 
 
 Reiz-bar, a. irritable, nervous ; in- 
 flammable ; sensitive 
 
 Reiz-bare Schwache, /. neurasthenia 
 
 Reiz-barkeit, /. iiritability ; sensi- 
 tiveness 
 
 Reiz-bewegung, /. movement result- 
 ing from irritation 
 
 Reiz-einwirkung, /. effect of irrita- 
 tion or stimulation 
 
 Reiz-empfanglichkeit, /. receptivity 
 of stimulus 
 
 Reiz-empfindlichkeit, /. suscepti- 
 bilitj' of stimulus 
 
 Reizen, v.t. to stimulate, to irritate, 
 to excite 
 
 Reizend, a. stimulant, stimulating, 
 irritant 
 
 Reiz-erscheinung, /. sign or phe- 
 nomenon of irritation 
 
 Reiz-fieber, n. inflammatory or 
 irritative fever 
 
 Reiz-geschwiir, n. irritable ulcer 
 
 Reiz-gift, n. irritant poison 
 
 Reiz-hohe, /. point of maximum 
 stimulation 
 
 Reiz-husten, n. irritative cough 
 
 Reiz-los, a. non-stimulating 
 
 Reiz-losigkeit, /. absence of excita- 
 bility or stimulating 
 
 Reiz-mildernd, m. lessening irrita- 
 tion, soothing 
 
 Reiz-mittel, n. a stimulant, an irri- 
 tant 
 
 Reiz-moment, n. stimulating or 
 irritant factor 
 
 Reiz-schreiber, m. stimulus indi- 
 cator 
 
 Reiz-schwelle, /. stimulus-threshold 
 
 Reiz-umfang, m. stimulus scope 
 
 Reizung, /. irritation, stimulation ; 
 vide for all compds. Reiz- 
 
 Reiz-unterschied, m. stimulus differ- 
 ence 
 
 Reiz-ursache, /. cause or factor of 
 irritation 
 
 Reiz-wert, m. stimulus value 
 
 Reiz-wirkung, /. effect of stimulus 
 or irritant 
 
 Reiz-zustand, m. condition of stimu- 
 lation or irritation 
 
 Reklinieren, v.t. to couch (a cata- 
 ract) 
 
 Rekonvalescent, m. a convalescent 
 
 Rekonvalescenten-haus, n. convales- 
 cent home 
 
 Rekonvalescenten-pflege, /. nursing 
 and supervision of convalescents- 
 
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Rek 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Res 
 
 Rekonvalescenz, /. convalescence 
 Rekonvaleszieren, v.i. to convalesce 
 Rekrudescenz, /. recrudescence, re 
 
 lapse 
 Rektifizieren, v.i. to rectify 
 Rektifiziert, a. rectified 
 Rektifizierung, /. rectification 
 Rektitis, /. inflammation of rectum 
 Rektocele, n. prolapse of rectum 
 Rektoskop, n. rectal speculum 
 Relaps, m. abatement ; relapse 
 Relativ, a. relative, proportional 
 Relaxantia, n.pt. laxatives 
 Relaxieren, w.^ & j. to loosen, relax, 
 
 mitigate ; to abate 
 Remak'sche Faser, /. non-medul- 
 
 lated nerve-fibre 
 Remak'sche Kernteilung, /. direct 
 
 nuclear division 
 Remak'scher Femoralreflex, m. cu- 
 taneous reflex obtained in lesions 
 of the dorsal cord 
 Remak'sches Band, n. axis cylin- 
 der 
 Remak'sches Zeichen, n. unequal 
 affection of sensibility to touch 
 and pain in tabes 
 Remediabel, ». curable 
 Remittens, a. remittent 
 Remittierend, a. remittent 
 Renal- (in compds.), vide Nieren- 
 Renken, v.i. to bend, turn, twist, 
 
 wrench 
 Renotyphus, m. t)'phoid with renal 
 
 complications 
 Repellentia, pi. remedies which allay 
 cutaneous inflammations or swell- 
 ings 
 Reponierbar, a. replaceable, re- 
 ducible 
 Reponierbarkeit, /. reducibility 
 Reponieren, v.i. to replace, to re- 
 duce, to reset 
 Reposition, /. replacement or re- 
 duction 
 Repositions-hindernis, n. obstacle to 
 
 replacement or reduction 
 Repositions- verfahren, n. method of 
 
 replacement or reduction 
 Repositions-versuch, m. attempt at 
 
 reduction 
 Reproduktion, /. reproduction 
 Reproduktions-kraft, /. reproductive 
 
 force or power 
 Reproduktions - vermogen, n. = 
 
 -kraft 
 Resektion, /. resection ; excision 
 Resektions-sage, /. resectiqn-saw, 
 fr>ime-saw I 
 
 Resektions - schiene, /. resection- 
 . splint 
 
 Reservelazarett, n. fixed, inland 
 reserve military hospital 
 
 Reserveluft, /. reserve air 
 
 Residualharn, n. residual urine 
 
 Residualluft, /. residual air 
 
 Resistenz, /. resistance 
 
 Resistenz-gefuhl, n. sense of resist- 
 ance 
 
 Resolventia, pi. remedies furthering 
 resolution 
 
 Resonanz, /. resonance 
 
 Resorbentia, pi. remedies promoting 
 absorption 
 
 Resorbieren, v.t. to absorb, to re 
 absorb 
 
 Resorbierend, a. absorbent 
 
 Resorcin, n. resorcin 
 
 Resorcin - dunstumschlag, m. wet 
 pack with resorcin 
 
 Resorcin-paste, /. resorcin paste 
 
 Resorcin-pastenstift, m. resorcin- 
 pencil, -point, or -stick 
 
 Resorcin-pflastermull, m. resorcin 
 plaster-mull 
 
 Resorcin-phthalein, n. fluorescin 
 
 Resorcin-salbe, /. resorcin ointment 
 
 Resorcin-salbenstift, m. stick of 
 resorcin ointment 
 
 Resorcin - salicylpflastermull, m. 
 plaster-mull containing salicylic 
 acid and resorcin 
 
 Resorcin-schalkur, /. treatment by 
 producing desquamation with re- 
 sorcin 
 
 Resorption, /. resorption, absorption 
 
 Resorptions-fahig, a. capable of ab- 
 sorption 
 
 Resorptions-fahigkeit, /. capability 
 of absorption 
 
 Resorptions - fieber, n. resorptive 
 fever 
 
 Resorptions - icterus, m. hepato- 
 genous jaundice 
 
 Resorptions-kraft, /. power of ab- 
 sorption 
 
 Resorptions-vermogen, n. = -kraft 
 
 Respirabel, a. respirable 
 
 Respirabilitat, /. respirability 
 
 Respiration, /. respiration ; vide for 
 compds. also Atmungs- and Atem- 
 
 Respirations-apparat, w. respiratory 
 apparatus (for physiological pur- 
 poses) ; respiratory organs 
 
 Respirations - behinderung, /. ob- 
 struction to respiration 
 
 Respirations-beschwerde, /. respira-, 
 tory troubles • ' 
 
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Res 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Rhe 
 
 Respirations-biindel, w. solitary fas- 
 ciculus (in medulla) 
 Respirations-frequenz, /. frequency 
 
 of respiration 
 Respirations-gerausch, n. respiratory 
 
 murmur 
 Respirations - gift, n. respiratory 
 
 poison 
 Respirations-kern, m. respiratory 
 
 centre or nucleus 
 Respirations - kraft, /. force or 
 
 str.ngth of respiiation 
 Respirations - krankheit, /. respira- 
 tory affection 
 Respirations-luft, /. respired air 
 Respirations-muskel, m. respiratory 
 
 muscle 
 Respirations - muskelkrampf, m. 
 
 spasm of respiratory muscle 
 Respirations - nahrungsmittel, n. 
 
 heat-producing food 
 Respirations-stellung, /. respiratory 
 or normal position (of vocal 
 cords) 
 Respirations-storung, /. respiratory 
 
 disturbance 
 Respirations- weg, m. respiratory 
 
 passage 
 Respiratorisch, a. respiratory 
 Respirieren, v.t. & i. to respire, to 
 
 breathe 
 Retention, /. retention 
 Retentions-cyste, /. retention cyst 
 Retentions-erscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon or sign of retention 
 Retentions-erschopfung, /. aprosexia 
 Retentions-geschwulst, /. retention 
 
 tumour 
 Retentions-hypothese, /. retention 
 
 theory of immunity 
 Retikular, a. reticular 
 Retinal- (in compds.), vide Netzhaut 
 Retinochorioiditis, /. retinochoroid- 
 
 itis 
 Retinoskopie, /. retinoscopy 
 Retrognathie, /. recession of jaw 
 Rettung, /. rescue, recovery, preser- 
 vation 
 Rettungs-los, a, beyond recovery or 
 
 help 
 Rettungs-losigkeit, /. state of being 
 
 past recovery or help 
 Rettungs - mittel, n. remedy, expe- 
 dient, resource 
 Rettungs-versuch, m. attempt to 
 
 save or rescue 
 Revaccinieren, v.t. to revaccinate 
 Revaccinierung, /. revaccination 
 Reversibel, a. reversible 
 
 Revolver, m. nose-piece (of micros- 
 cope) 
 Revulsivisch, a. revulsive 
 Rezept, n. prescription, recipe 
 Rezept-buch, n. prescription-book 
 Rezept-formel, /. prescription for- 
 mula 
 Rezeptieren, v.t. to prescribe 
 Rezeptierkunst, /. the art of pre- 
 scribing 
 Rezept-sammlung, /. collection of 
 
 prescriptions 
 Rezept-taschenbuch, n. prescription 
 
 pocket-book 
 Rezeptur, /. the preparation or 
 putting up of medicines pre- 
 scribed, dispensing 
 Rhabarber, /. & m. rhubarb 
 
 schwarzer — , radix jalapae 
 Rhabarber-extrakt, m. (zusammen- 
 gesetzter), Extractum rhei com- 
 positum. Ph. G. 
 Rhabarber-saft, m. Syrupus rhei, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Rhabarber-sirup, m. = -saft 
 Rhabarber-tinktur, /. (wasserige), 
 
 Tinctura rhei, Ph. G, 
 Rhabarber-tinktur, /. (weinige), = 
 
 -wein 
 Rhabarber-wein, m. Vinum rhei, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Rhabarber-wurzel, /. rhubarb-root 
 Rhabdomyom, n. rhabdomyoma ' 
 Rhachialgie, /. spinal pain ~^ 
 
 Rhachio-kyphosis, /. spinal kyphosis 
 Rhachio-lordosis, /. spinal lordosis 
 Rhachio-myelophthise, /. tabes dor- 
 
 salis 
 Rhachio-pagus, m. double monster 
 
 joined by the vertebrae 
 Rhachio-paralysie, /. spinal paralysis 
 Rhachio-plegie, /. = -paralysie 
 Rhachio-tomie, /. cutting through of 
 
 the vertebral column 
 Rhachisagra, n. gout of the spine 
 Rhachischisis, /. spina bifida 
 Rhachitis, /. rickets 
 Rhachitisch, a. rickety, rhachitic 
 Rhachitismus, m. rickets 
 Rhachitomie, /. = Rhachiotomie 
 Rhagaden, pi. rhagades 
 Rhaphanie, /. rhaphania, ergotism 
 Rhaphe, /. raphe 
 Rheinsaure, /. chrysophanic acid 
 Rheuma, n. rheumatism 
 Rheuma - papiere, n.pl, antirheu- 
 matic paper-plasters 
 Rheumarthritis, /.rheumatic arthritis 
 Rheumatalgie, /, rheumatic pain 
 433 2E 
 
Rhe 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rie: 
 
 Rheumatiker, m. a subject of 
 rheumatism 
 
 Rheumatisch, a. rheumatic 
 
 Rheumatische Schwielen, f.pl. fib- 
 rous thickenings in muscle, of 
 rheumatic origin 
 
 Rheumatismuskette, /. antirheu- 
 matic chain-belt 
 
 Rheumatokelis, /. purpura haemor- 
 rhagica 
 
 Rhinalgie, /. nasal pain 
 
 Rhineurynter, ni. nasal dilator or 
 plugger 
 
 Rhinhaematom, n. haemorrhage in 
 nasal cartilages 
 
 Rhiniatrik, /. rhinology 
 
 Rhino- (in cornpds.), relating to the 
 nose 
 
 Rhino -blenorrhoe, /. mucopurulent 
 nasal catarrh 
 
 Rhino-chirurgie, /. nasal surgery 
 
 Rhino-karzinom, n. nasal cancer 
 
 Rhino-lalie, /. nasal voice 
 
 Rhino-logie, /. rhinology 
 
 Rhino-mycosis, /. growth of larger 
 fungi in the nose 
 
 Rhino-pathologisch, a. rhinopatho- 
 logical 
 
 Rhino-phonie, /. = -lalie 
 
 Rhino -phyma, n. rhinophyma, ham- 
 mer-nose 
 
 Rhino-plastik, /. rhinoplasty 
 
 Rhino-plastisch, a. rhinoplastic 
 
 Rhino-rrhagie, /. epistaxis 
 
 Rhino-rrhaphie, /. rhinorrhaphy, 
 nasal suturing 
 
 Rhino-rrhoe, /. nasal discharge, 
 coryza 
 
 Rhino-sklerom, n. rhinoscleroma 
 
 Rhino-sklerombacillus, m, bacillus 
 of rhinoscleroma 
 
 Rhino-skop, n. rhinoscope 
 
 Rhino-skopie, /. rhinoscopy 
 
 Rhino-skopisch, a. rhinoscopic 
 
 Rhodanwasserstoffsaure, /. sulpho- 
 cyanic acid 
 
 Rhodizonsaure, /. rhodizonic acid 
 
 Rhonchofremitus, m. rhonchal fre- 
 mitus 
 
 Rhophetica, pi. absorbent remedies 
 
 RhotacisiTius, m. defective enuncia- 
 tion of the letter " r " 
 
 Rhusma, n. == Rusma 
 
 Rhypia, /. rupia 
 
 Rhytidosis, /. crumpling of cornea 
 
 or of skin of face 
 Ribkes Kinderpulver, n. Pulvis mag- 
 nesias cum rheo, Ph. G. 
 Richtkreis, m. circle of direction 
 
 434 
 
 Richtlinien, pi. = Richtungslinien 
 Richtung, /. direction, course 
 Richtungs-blaschen, n. directing oi 
 
 polar globule or body 
 Richtungs-gefuhl, n. direction-feel-: 
 
 ing 
 Richtungs-korper, m. =■- -blaschen 
 Richcungs-korperchen, n. = -blas- 
 chen 
 Richtungs-linie, /. line of direction ; 
 
 axis, axial line 
 Richtungs-spindel, /. nuclear spindle 
 
 in ovnm during formation of polai 
 
 globule 
 Richtungs-strahl, m. ray or line oi 
 
 direction 
 Richtungs-wert, m. direction worth 
 
 or value 
 Ricinismus, m. poisoning withcastor- 
 
 oil seeds or ricin 
 Ricinolsaure, /. = Ricinusolsaure 
 Ricinus- (in cornpds.), relating tc 
 
 castor-oil 
 Ricinus-6I, n. castor-oil 
 Ricinus-olsaure, /. ricinoleic acid 
 Ricinus-samen, m. castor-oil seed 
 Ricochetschuss, m. = Prellschuss 
 Riech- (in cornpds.), olfactory-; vide 
 
 for compds. also Geruchs- 
 Riechbein, n. ethmoid 
 Riechbein-arterie, /. ethmoidal ar- 
 tery 
 Riechbein-ausschnitt, m. ethmoidal 
 
 recess 
 Riechbein-hohle, /. ethmoidal cavity 
 Riechbein-labyrinth, n. ethmoidal 
 
 labyrinth 
 Riechbein-loch,K.ethmoidalforamen 
 Riechbein-muschel, /. ethmoidal tur- 
 binate bone 
 Riechbein-naht, /. ethmoidal suture 
 Riechbein-nerv, m. ethmoidal nerve 
 Riechbein-platte, /. cribriform plate 
 
 of ethmoid 
 Riechbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Riechbein-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Riechbein-zelle, /. ethmoidal cell 
 Riech-bezirk, m. olfactory region 
 Riech-bundel des Ammonshorn, m. 
 
 olfactory bundle of cornu am- 
 
 monis 
 Riech-centrum, n. olfactory centre 
 Riech- chiasma, n. olfactory chiasma 
 Riechen, v.t. & i. to smell ; to have 
 
 an odour 
 Riechen, n. smelling 
 Riechend, a. smelling, redolent : 
 
 high (of meat) 
 Riech-essig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 
Rie 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Rin 
 
 Riech-faden, m. filum olfactorium 
 Riech-flaschchen, n. smelling-bottle 
 Riech-furche, /. olfactory sulcus 
 Riech-gegend, /. olfactory region 
 Riech-griibchen, n. = -grube 
 Riech-grube, /. olfactory fossa 
 Riech-haar, n. dlium of olfactory 
 mucous membrane 
 - Riech-harchen, n. = -haar 
 Riech-haut, /. olfactory mucous 
 • membrane 
 Riech-hiigel, m. pulvinar of nasal 
 
 nerve 
 Riech-kissen, «. scent-bag 
 Riech-kolben, m. olfactory bulb 
 Riech-lappen, m. olfactory lobe 
 Riech-lehre, /. the study of olf actics 
 Riech-mittel, n. scent 
 Riech-nerv, tn. olfactory nerve 
 Riech - nervendreieck, n. olfactory 
 
 triangle 
 Riech-nervenfaser, /. olfactory nerve 
 
 fibre 
 Riech-nervenfurche, /. sulcus rectus 
 Riech-nervenschicht, /. layer of 
 
 olfactory nerve-fibres 
 Riech-organ, n. olfactory organ 
 Riech sackchen, n. olfactory saccule 
 Riech-salz, n. smelling-salts 
 Riech-salzflaschchen, n. smelling- 
 salts bottle 
 Riech-schleimhaut, /. olfactory mu- 
 ". ecus membrane 
 Riech-spalte, /. olfactory fissure 
 Riech-sphare, /. olfactory area of 
 
 cortex 
 Riech-stelle, /. = -gegend 
 Riech-stoffe, m.pl. odoriferous sub- 
 stances 
 Riech-streifen, m. olfactory roots 
 Riech-wasser, n. scented water 
 Riech-werkzeug, n. olfactory organ 
 Riech- windung, /. olfactory convo- 
 lution 
 Riech-zelle, /. olfactory cell 
 Riegel, m. obex (fourth ventricle) 
 Riemchen, n. ligula (fourth ventricle) 
 Riemen, m. ligula ; strap, brace 
 Riemenmuskel, m. splenius muscle 
 Riese, m. giant 
 
 Rieselfeld, n. sewage irrigation field 
 Rieseljauche, /. sewage for irriga- 
 tion 
 Rieseln, v.i. to trickle, to gush 
 Riesen-becken, n. giant pelvis 
 Riesen-bildung, /. giant formation 
 
 or growth 
 Riesen-kratzer, m. echinorrhynchus 
 gigas 
 
 Riesen-kropf, m. enormous goitre 
 Riesen-massig, a. giant-like, gigantic 
 Riesen-pyramidenzelle,/. giant pyra- 
 midal cell 
 Riesen-urtikaria, /. giant urticaria 
 Riesen-wuchs, m. giant growth, 
 
 gigantism 
 Riesen-zelle, /. giant-cell 
 Riesen-zellensarkom, n. giant-cell 
 
 sarcoma 
 Riesen-zellentuberkel, /. giant-celled 
 
 tubercle 
 Riff elf ortsatz, m. process of prickle- 
 cell 
 Riffelzelle, /. prickle-cell, crenated 
 
 cell 
 Riffzelle, /. = Riffelzelle 
 Riga'sche Krankheit, /. ulceration 
 of fraenum of tongue in whooping- 
 cough, &c. 
 Rinde, /. rind, bark ; cortex 
 Rinden- (in compds.), cortical 
 Rinden-artig, a. cortical 
 Rinden-ataxie, /. ataxia due to 
 
 cortical cerebral lesion 
 Rinden-blatter, n.pl. (hintere) des 
 Hirnschenkels, temporo-occipital 
 tract of crusta 
 Rinden-blatter, n.pl. (vordere) des 
 Hirnschenkels, frontal tract of 
 crusta 
 Rinden-blindheit, /. cortical blind- 
 ness 
 Rinden- epilepsie, /. epilepsy of 
 cortical region, Jacksonian epi- 
 lepsy 
 Rinden-faser, /. fibre of cortex 
 Rinden-feld, n. cortical area or field 
 Rinden-fiache, /. surface of cortex 
 Rinden-furche, /. cortical sulcus 
 Rinden-gebiet, n. region of cortex 
 Rinden-gewebe, n. cortical tissue 
 Rinden-grau, n. grey matter of 
 
 cortex 
 Rinden-korperchen, n. cortical cor- 
 puscle ; glomerulus of cortex 
 Rinden-netz, n. cortical plexus or 
 
 reticulum 
 Rinden-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Rinden-schicht, /. cortical layer 
 Rinden-star, m. cortical cataract 
 Rinden-substanz, /. cortical sub- 
 stance 
 Rinden-taubheit, /. cortical deafness 
 Rinden-zelle, /. cortical cell 
 Rinder- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 cattle 
 Rinder-bandwurm, m. taenia medio- 
 canellata 
 
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Ria 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rip 
 
 Rinder - haarling, m. trichodectes 
 scalaris 
 
 Rinder-pest, /. cattle plague 
 
 Rinder-pestausbruch, m. outbreak 
 of cattle plague 
 
 Rinder-pestgesetz, n. law relating to 
 cattle plague 
 
 Rinder-pestverhutung, /. prevention 
 of cattle plague 
 
 Rindfieisch, n. boiled beef 
 
 Rinds- (incompds.), relating to cattle 
 
 Rinds-auge, n. buphthalmos 
 
 Rinds-finne, /. cysticercus inermis 
 
 Rinds-finnenbandwurm, m. taenia 
 mediocanellata 
 
 Rinds-galle, /. ox-gall 
 
 Rinds-klauenfett, n. neat's-foot oil 
 
 Ring, m. ring, circle ; areola 
 
 Ring-ahnlich, a, annular, cricoid : 
 areolar 
 
 Ring-artig, a. «= -ahnlich 
 
 Ring-band, n. annular ligament 
 
 Ring-commissur, /. annular commis- 
 sure (substantia gelatinosa) 
 
 Ringen-blunie,/.Calendulaofificinalis 
 
 Ringen-flechte, /. ringworm 
 
 Ringen - haare, n.pl. leucotrichia, 
 ringed hair 
 
 Ringen-rose, /. = -blume 
 
 Ringen-schuss, m. bullet-wound in 
 which the missile is deflected so 
 as to pass round the body 
 
 Ringen-wiirmer, m.pl. annelides 
 
 Ring-faser, /. annular fibre 
 
 Ring-faserhaut, /. tunica vasculosa 
 media 
 
 Ring-faserschicht, /. circular fibre 
 layer 
 
 Ring-finger, m. ring-finger 
 
 Ring-flechte, /. herpes iris 
 
 Ring-formig, a. annular, cricoid ; 
 areolar 
 
 Ring-furche, /. coronal or circular 
 sulcus 
 
 Ring-giessbeckenmuskel, m. crico- 
 arytenoid muscle 
 
 Ring - giesskannenmuskel, m. = 
 -giessbeckenmuskel 
 
 Ringknorpel, m. cricoid cartilage 
 
 Ringknorpel - durchschneidung, /. 
 crico-tracheotomy 
 
 Ringknorpel-gelenk, n. cricoid arti- 
 culation 
 
 Ringknorpel - giessbeckenknorpel- 
 band, n. crico-arytenoid ligament 
 
 Ringknorpel - giessbeckenknorpel- 
 muskel, m. crico-arytenoid muscle 
 
 Ringknorpel-luftrohrenband, n. cri- 
 co-tracheal ligament 
 
 43Q 
 
 Ringknorpel - platte, /, plate or 
 lamina of cricoid cartilage 
 
 Ringknorpel - schildknorpelmuskel, 
 m. crico-thyjpid muscle 
 
 Ring-kommissur, /. annular commis- 
 sure (substantia gelatinosa) 
 
 Ring-lappen, m. circular lobe sur- 
 rounding island of Reil 
 
 Ring-messer, n. ring-shaped knife or 
 curette for adenoids (Golistein) 
 
 Ring-muskel, m. annular or circular 
 muscle 
 
 Ring-muskulatur, /. annular muscu- 
 lar apparatus 
 
 Ring-pinzette, /. ring-forceps 
 
 Ring-schicht, /. annular layer 
 
 Ring-schildknorpelband, w. crico- 
 thyroid ligament 
 
 Ring-schildknorpelmuskel, m. crico- 
 thyroid muscle 
 
 Ring-sinus, m. circular sinus 
 
 Ring-staphylom, n. staphyloma ex- 
 tending along base of cornea 
 
 Ring-windung, /. circular or primary 
 convolution 
 
 Ring-wulst, m. annulus tendinosus 
 
 Rini-wurm, m. ringworni 
 
 Rinnaugig, a. blear-eyed 
 
 Rinne, /. groove, furrow ; sinus ; 
 channel ; sulcus ; fossa 
 
 Rinnen-bandwurm, m. taenia medio- 
 canellata 
 
 Rinnen - schiene, /. hollowed or 
 trough splint 
 
 Rinnen-spekulum, n. grooved or 
 duck-bill speculum 
 
 Rippe, /. rib 
 
 Rippen- (in compds.), costal, costo- 
 
 Rippen-abdruck, m. mark of impress 
 of ribs ; cast of ribs 
 
 Rippen-abschnitt, m. part or section 
 of ribs 
 
 Rippen - anlage, /. rudiment of 
 rib 
 
 Rippen-arterie,/. costal or intercostal 
 artery 
 
 Rippen-atmen, n. = -atmung 
 
 Rippen-atmung, /. costal breathing 
 
 Rippen-blutader, /. costal or inter- 
 costal vein 
 
 Rippen-bogen, m. costal arch 
 
 Rippen-bruch, m. fracture of a rib 
 
 Rippen-brustbeingelenk, n. sterno- 
 costal articulation 
 
 Rippen-eindruck, m. mark or im- 
 press of ribs 
 
 Rippen-erkrankung, /. affection of a 
 rib 
 
 Rippen-fell, n. costal pleura 
 
Rip 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Rog 
 
 Rippen-felkhtziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of costal pleura, costal 
 pleurisy 
 Rippen-fellverdickung, /. thickening 
 
 of costal pleura 
 Rippen-fellverwachsung, /. adhesion 
 
 of costal pleura 
 Rippen-flache, /. costal surface 
 Rippen-furche, /. costal groove or 
 
 furrow 
 Rippen-gegend, /. costal region 
 Rippen-hals, m. neck of a rib 
 Rippen-halsband, n. superior costo- 
 transverse ligament 
 Rippen-halter, m. scalenus muscle 
 Rfppen-haut, /. = -fell 
 Rippen-heber, m. levator costae 
 Rippen - hocker, m. tubercle of a 
 
 rib 
 Rippen-hockerchen, n. = -hocker 
 Rippen-hockergelenk, M. costo-trans- 
 
 verse articulation 
 Rippen-innenflache, /. inner surface 
 
 of a rib 
 Rippen-knochen, m. the osseous 
 
 portion of a rib 
 Rippen -knochenbruch, m. fracture 
 
 of a rib 
 Rippen-knorpel, m. costal cartilage 
 Rippen-knorpelgegend, /. region of 
 
 costal cartilage 
 Rippen - knorpelverknocherung, /. 
 
 ossification of costal cartilage 
 Rippen-knorpel winkel, m. angle of 
 
 costal cartilage 
 Rippen-kopfband, n. = -halsband 
 Rippen-kopfchen, n. head of rib 
 Rippen -kopfchengelenk, n. articula- 
 tion of head of rib 
 Rippen-krankheit, /. disease of a rib 
 Rippen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Rippen-nackenarterie, /. superior in- 
 tercostal artery 
 Rippen - nackenstamm, m. costo- 
 
 cervical trunk 
 Rippen-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Rippen-pfanne, /. costal fossa 
 Rippen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Rippen-schere, /. rib-scissors or 
 
 -nippers 
 Rippen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Rippen-schliisselbeinband, n. costo- 
 clavicular ligament 
 Rippen-schmerz, m. pleurodynia, 
 
 costal pain 
 Rippen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Rippen-verbindung, /. costal articu- 
 lation 
 Rippen-verletzung, /. costal injury 
 
 Rippen-verrenkung, /. dislocation of 
 
 a rib 
 Rippen-wand, /. wall formed of ribs, 
 
 costal wall 
 Rippen-wandung, /. = -wand 
 Rippen-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Rippen-weiche, /. hypochondriac 
 
 region 
 Rippen-winkel, m. angle of rib 
 Rippen- wirbel, m. a costal vertebra 
 Rippen-wirbelbein, n. = -wirbel 
 Rippeo-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 
 rib 
 Rippen-zwerchfell- (in compds.), 
 
 costo-phrenic 
 Rippen-zwischenraum, m. intercos- 
 tal space 
 Risigallum, n. realgar 
 Risipola lombardica, /. pellagra 
 Riss, m. rent, tear, cleft, fissure ; 
 
 crack ; flaw ; laceration 
 Riss-fraktur, /. fracture in which the 
 ligaments instead of giving way 
 tear o3 fragments of bone 
 Riss-geschwiir, n. fissured or linear 
 
 ulcer 
 Rissig, a. torn, fissured, cracked, 
 
 lacerated 
 Riss-wunde, /. lacerated wound 
 Ritteln, pi. = Roteln 
 Rittersporn, m. larkspur 
 Rittgen'scher Handgriff, m. expres- 
 sion of foetal head by finger in 
 rectum 
 Ritz, m. slit, cleft, fissure, crack, 
 
 chap, scratch 
 Ritze, /. = Ritz 
 Ritzen, v.t. to crack, to scratch, to 
 
 graze 
 Ritzenschorf, m. fissure scab 
 Ritzig, a. scratched, chapped 
 Ritzmesser, n. scarifier, lancet 
 River'scher Trank, m. Potio Riveri, 
 
 Ph. G. 
 Roborantien, pi. tonics 
 Roborierend, a . roborant, strengthen- 
 ing 
 Rochellesalz, n. Rochelle salt 
 Rocheln, v.i. to rattle in the throat 
 Rocheln, n. rattling in the throat, 
 
 stertor 
 Rochelnd, a. rattling, stertorous 
 Rochenthran, nt. ray-oil 
 Roger 'sche Krankheit, /. morbus 
 
 coeruleus 
 Roggen, m. rye 
 Roggen-brot, n. rye-bread 
 Roggen-katarrh, m. hay fever 
 Roggen-kornbrand, m. smut 
 
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Rog 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ros 
 
 Roggen-mehl, n. rye-flour 
 Roggen-pilz, in. tilletia secalis 
 Roggen-stenjelbrand, m. disease of 
 
 rye due to Urocystis occulta (Ra- 
 
 benh.) 
 Roh, a. raw, sore, rough, crude 
 Rohheit, /. rawness, crudity 
 Rohr, n. reed, cane ; tube, pipe ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Rohren- 
 Rohrchen, n. tubule, cannula 
 Rohre, /. pipe, tube ; channel, duct ; 
 
 nozzle ; reed ; lumen ; funnel 
 Rohren-artig, a. tubular ; fistular 
 Rohren-atmen, n. tubular breathing 
 Rohren-cassia, /. Cassia fistula 
 Rohren-formig, a. = -artig 
 Rohren-geschwulst, /. cylindroma 
 Rohren-geschwiir; n. fistulous ulcer 
 Rohren-grau, n. central grey matter 
 Rohren-knochen, n. long, tubular 
 
 or medullated bone 
 Rohren-knochenhohle, /. medullary 
 
 cavity of bone 
 Rohren-manna, /. Manna canellata 
 Rohren-pilz, m. boletus 
 Rohren-stimme, /. bronchophony 
 Rohren-substanz, /. medullary or 
 
 tubular substance 
 Rohrpfeifenstimme,/. voixde mirliion 
 Rohrzucker, m. cane-sugar 
 Rohspiritus, m. raw or crude spirit 
 Roll- (in compds.), relating to rota- 
 . tion 
 
 Roll-bein, n. trochlea 
 Roll-bewegung, /. rolling, rotatory 
 
 or turning movement 
 Roll-binde, /. roller-bandage 
 Roll-binde, /. (doppelte), double- 
 headed roller-bandage 
 Rolle, /. roller ; pulley ; trochlea 
 Rollen, v.t. & i. to roll, to roll up ; 
 
 to rotate 
 Rollen, n. rolling ; rotation 
 Rollen-artig, a. or -formig, a. 
 
 cylindrical ; trochlear 
 Roller, m. = Roll-muskel 
 Roll-gelenk, n. pivot-joint 
 Roll-grube, /. trochlear fossa 
 RoU-hocker, m. = -hiigel 
 RoU-hugel, m. trochanter 
 RoII-hiigelarterie, /. arteria trochan- 
 
 terica 
 Roll - hiigelgrube, /. trochanteric 
 
 fossa 
 Roll-hugellinien, f.pl. intertrochan- 
 teric lines 
 Roll-muskel, m. rotator muscle 
 Roll-muskelnerv, m. trochlear nerve 
 Roll-nerv, m, = Roll-muskelnerv 
 
 Roll-plattencultur, /. culture on gela- 
 tine lining a C5'linder 
 
 Roll-scheibe, /. patella 
 
 Rollungswinkel, m. angle of torsion 
 
 Romische Kamille, /. garden camo- 
 mile 
 
 Romisches Bad, n. Roman bath 
 
 Rontgenrohre, /. Crookes' tube 
 
 Rontgenstrahlen, wj.^/. X-rays 
 
 Rontgographie, /. X-ray photogra- 
 phy 
 
 Rontgoskopie, /. X-ray examination 
 
 Rontgotherapie, /. X-ray treatment 
 
 Roschen, n. roseola 
 
 Rose, /. rose ; erysipelas 
 
 mailandische — , lepra lombar- 
 dica 
 
 Rosen-ader, f. saphena vein 
 
 Rosen-ahnlich, a. erysipelatous 
 
 Rosen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Rosen-blatter, n.pl. rose-leaves 
 
 Rosen-blutader, /. = -ader 
 
 Rosen-fieckfieber, n. roseola with 
 fever 
 
 Rosen-honig, m. Mel rosatum, PJi. G. 
 
 Rosen-kranz, m. (rhachitischer), 
 rickety rosary 
 
 Rosen-kranzbruch, m. hernial sac 
 with multiple strictures 
 
 Rosen-kranzformig, a. rosary-like 
 
 Rosen-kranzinstrument, n. snare 
 with handle formed of small 
 beads 
 
 Rosen-kranzkette, /. rickety rosary 
 
 Rosen-nerv, m. saphena nerve 
 
 Rosen-ol, n. attar of roses 
 
 Rosen-salbe, /. Unguentum rosatum, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Rosen-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Rosen-wasser, n. rose-water 
 
 Roseolen, pi. roseola 
 
 Rose's Kopftetanus, m. tetanus — 
 usually with facial palsy — from 
 injuries in region of twelfth 
 cranial nerve 
 
 Rosmarin, m. rosemary 
 
 Rosmarin-blatter, n.pl. rosemary- 
 leaves 
 
 Rosmarin-geist, m. Spiritus ros- 
 marini 
 
 Rosmarin-61, n. oil of rosemary 
 
 Rosmarin-salbe, /. Unguentum ros- 
 marini comp.. Ph. G. 
 
 Rosmarin-spiritus, m. = -geist 
 
 Rosolsaure, /. rosolic acid 
 
 Ross, n. horse 
 
 Ross-aloe, /. foetid aloes 
 
 Ross-arzt, m. veterinary surgeon 
 (army) 
 
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Ros 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Riic 
 
 Ross-schwefel, m. sulphur caballi- 
 
 num 
 Rest, m. rust ; mildew ; smut 
 Rost-farbig, a. rust-coloured 
 Rost-krankheit, /. a disease of plant 
 
 due to uredineae 
 Rost-pilze, m.pl. uredineae 
 Rot, a. red 
 
 rote Quecksilbersalbe, /. Ung. 
 hydrarg. rubr. 
 Rot, n. redness 
 Rotation, /. rotation 
 Rotations-gelenk, w. pivot-joint 
 Rotations-luxation, /. luxation (of 
 
 knee) in which the tibia is rotated 
 Rotations- verfahren, n. reduction of 
 . a luxation by rotation 
 Rotatoren, pi. rotators 
 Rot-augig, a. red-eyed 
 Rot-backig, a. ruddy-cheeked 
 Rot-bartig, a. red-bearded 
 Rot-blind, a. red-blind 
 Rot-blindheit, /. red-blindness 
 Rot-bliitig, a. red-blooded 
 Rot-braun, a. red-brown 
 Rote, /. redness, blush, flush 
 Roteln, pi. German measles 
 Rotend, a. rubefacient 
 Rote Ruhr, /. dysentery with 
 
 bloody discharge 
 Roter Hund, m. prickly heat, lichen 
 
 tropicus 
 Rot-faule, /. (des Holzes), a disease 
 
 of coniferae due to Trametes 
 
 radiciperda (Hart.) 
 Rot-fuss, m. boletus erythropus 
 Rot-gliihend, a. red-hot 
 Rot-gliihhitze, /. red-heat 
 Rot-griinblind, a. red-green blind 
 Rot-griinblindheit,/. red-green blind- 
 . ness 
 
 Rot-griinsichtigkeit, /. yellow-blue 
 ■ blindness 
 
 Rot-lauf, m. erysipelas 
 Rot-lauf, m. (der Schweine), swine 
 
 erj'sipelas 
 Rot-laufartig, a. erysipelas 
 Rot-lauffieber, n. the fever of ery- 
 sipelas 
 Rot-lauf gurtel, m. herpes zoster 
 Rot - laufseuche, /. influenza erysi- 
 , pelatosa of pigs and horses 
 Rotlich, a. reddish 
 Rot-machend, a. rubefacient 
 Rot-nasig, a. red-nosed 
 Rptrsalz, n. acetate of soda made 
 
 from wood vinegar 
 Rot-sehen, n. red vision 
 Rot-wasserbaum, m. red-water tree 
 
 Rot-wein, m. red wine 
 
 Rotz, m. glanders ; nasal mucus 
 
 Rotz - ausbruch, m. outbreak of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotz - ausschlag, m. eruption of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotz-bacillus, m. bacillus of glan 
 
 ders, bacillus mallei 
 Rotz-bakterien, n.pl. bacteria of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotz-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotzen, v.i. to suffer from glanders 
 Rotz-entziindung, /. inflammation of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotz-erkrankung, /. glanders 
 Rotz-fall, m. case of glanders 
 Rotz-geschwiir, n. ulcer of glanders 
 Rotz-gewachs, 11. growth or forma- 
 tion due to glanders 
 Rotz-gift, n. virus of glanders 
 Rotz-herd, n. centre or focus of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotzig, a. glandered .; mucous 
 Rotz-jauche, /. sanies of glanders 
 Rotz-karbankel, m. carbuncle of 
 
 glanders 
 Rotz-kaverne, /. cavity formed by 
 
 glanders 
 Rotz-knbtchen, n. = -knoten 
 Rotz-knoten, m. nodule or tubercle 
 
 of glanders 
 Rotz-krank,fl. affected with glanders 
 Rotz-krankheit, /. glanders 
 Rozt-pilz, m. = -bacillus 
 Rotz-pustel, /. pustule or boil of 
 
 glanders 
 Rube, /. rape ; beetroot 
 Rubefacientia, pi. rubefacients 
 Ruben-alchen, n. = -nematode 
 Ruben - nematode, /. heterodera 
 
 Schachtii {Schmidt) 
 Ruben-61, n. rape-oil 
 Riiben-samen, m. rape-seed 
 Riiben-wurm, m. = -nematode 
 RUben-zucker, m. beetroot-sugar 
 Rubeolen, pi. German measles, 
 
 rotheln 
 Rubiginoses Sputum,w. rusty sputum 
 Rubinschwefel, m. realgar 
 RUck- (in compds.), re-, retro- 
 Riickbilden, v.refl. to undergo invo- 
 lution 
 Riickbildung-, /. involution, retro- 
 gressive metamorphosis 
 Ruckbildungs-erscheinung, /. phe- 
 nomenon of involution 
 Riickbildungs-periode, /. period of 
 involution 
 
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Rflc 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rue 
 
 Riickbildungs-prozess, m. process of 
 
 involution 
 Riickbildungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 
 zess 
 Riicken, m. back, dorsum 
 Riicken- (in compds.), dorsal 
 Rucken-ader, /. dorsal blood-vessel 
 RUcken-arterie, /. dorsal artery 
 Riicken-ast, m. dorsal branch 
 Riicken-bein, n. backbone 
 Riicken-binde, /. dorsal or vertebral 
 
 fascia 
 Riicken-blut, n. anthrax 
 Riicken-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Riicken - bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 spine 
 Rucken-darre, /. tabes dorsalis 
 Riicken-dreher, m. spinal rotator 
 Riicken-flache, f. dorsal surface 
 Riicken-furche, /. dorsal furrow, 
 
 medullary groove 
 Rucken-gefass, n. dorsal vessel 
 Riicken-gegend, /. dorsal region 
 Riicken-gelenk, n. vertebral articu- 
 lation 
 Riicken-halbdornmuskel, m. semi- 
 
 spinalis muscle 
 Riicken-haut, /. skin of the back 
 Riicken-krampf, m. spinal cramp, 
 
 opisthotonos 
 Riicken-kreuz, n. lumbar region 
 RUcken-lage, /. dorsal position 
 Riicken-lendenbinde, /. lumbo-dor- 
 
 sal fascia 
 Riicken-lendengegend, /. lumbo-dor- 
 
 sal region 
 Riickenmark, n. spinal cord 
 
 verlangertes — , medulla oblon- 
 gata 
 Riickenmarks- (in compds.), spinal 
 Ruckenmarks-ader, /. spinal blood- 
 vessel 
 Ruckenmarks-anamie, /. anaemia of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-anlage, /. rudiment of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-arterie, /. spinal ar- 
 tery 
 Ruckenmarks-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Ruckenmarks-blutschlag, m. spinal 
 
 apoplexy 
 Riickenmarks - darre, /. tabes dor- 
 salis 
 Ruckenmarks-entartung, /. spinal 
 
 degeneration 
 Riickenmarks-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks - erkrankung, /. dis- 
 ease of spinal cord 
 
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 Ruckenmarks-erscheinung, /. spinal 
 
 cord phenomenon 
 Ruckenmarks-erschiitterung, /. con- 
 cussion of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-erweichung, /. soften- 
 ing of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-flache, /. surface of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Ruckenmarks-funktion, /. function 
 
 of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks - gefass, w. spinal 
 
 blood-vessel 
 Riickenmarks-gegend, /, region of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-gift, n. poison acting 
 
 especially on spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-grau, n. grey matter 
 
 of spinal cord 
 Ruckenmarks-haut, /. membrane of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks - hautentzundung, /. 
 
 spinal meningitis 
 Riickenmarks-horner, pi. cornea of 
 
 spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-hiille, /. = -haut 
 RUckenmarks-hyperamie, /. hyper- 
 
 aemia of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks - kanal, m. central 
 
 canal of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-kompression, /. com- 
 pression of spinal cord 
 Ruckenmarks - krampf , m. spastic 
 
 affection of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-krank, a. suffering 
 
 from affection of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-krankheit, /. disease 
 
 of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-lahmung, /. spinal 
 
 paralysis 
 Riickenmarks-leiden.M. = -krankheit 
 Riickenmarks-leidende, m. & f. a. 
 
 sufferer from disease of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks-loch, n. vertebral for- 
 amen 
 Ruckenmarks-messer, n. spinal cord 
 
 knife 
 Riickenmarks-nerv, m. spinal nerve 
 Riickenmarks-nervenast, m. branch 
 
 of spinal cord 
 Riickenmarks - nervengeflecht, n. 
 
 spinal nerve plexus 
 Riickenmarks - nervenlahmung, /. 
 
 spinal nerve paralysis 
 Riickenmarks-nervenpaar, n. pair of 
 
 spinal nerves 
 Ruckenmarks - nervenschwache, /. 
 
 spinal neurasthenia 
 Riickenmarks - nervenstamm, m, 
 
 trunk of spinal nerve 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Riic 
 
 Riickenmarks - nefvenverzweigung, 
 /. ramification of spinal nerves 
 
 Ruckenmarks-nervenwurzel, /. root 
 of spinal nerve 
 
 Ruckenmarks - oberflache, /. = 
 -fiache 
 
 Riickenmarks-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Ruckenmarks-quetschung, /. contu- 
 sion of spinal cord 
 
 Rijckenmarks-reizung, /. irritation 
 or excitation of spinal cord 
 
 Ruckenmarks-rinde, /. cortex of 
 spinal cord 
 
 RUckenmarks-saule, pi. columns of 
 spinal cord 
 
 Riickenmarks-schlag.iM. spinal para- 
 lysis or apoplexy 
 
 Riickenmarks-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Ruckenmarks - schlauche, m.pl. 
 Chapman's spinal ice-bottle 
 
 Ruckenmarks-schmerz, m. pain in 
 spinal cord 
 
 Riickenmarks-schwache, /• spinal 
 weakness 
 
 Ruckenmarks - schwindsucht, /. 
 tabes dorsalis 
 
 Ruckenmarks - schwutld, m. spinal 
 atrophy 
 
 Riickenmarks-seele, /. the supposed 
 faculty of conscious volition in 
 the spinal cord of lower verte- 
 brates (Pflilger) 
 
 Ruckenmarks-sklerose, /. sclerosis 
 of spinal cord 
 
 Riickenmarks-spalte, /. spina bifida, 
 congenital cleft of cord 
 
 Riickenmarks-strang, m. tract of 
 spinal cord 
 
 Ruckenmarks - strangentartung, /. 
 system - degeneration of • spinal 
 cord 
 
 Ruckenmarks-substanz, /. substance 
 of spinal cord 
 
 Ruckenmarks-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Riickenmarks-veranderungj/.change 
 in spinal cord 
 
 Ruckenmarks - verhartung, /. = 
 -sklerosis 
 
 Ruckenmarks-verletzung, /. injury 
 of spinal cord 
 
 Ruckenmarks-wassersucht, /. hy- 
 drorrhachis 
 
 Riickenmarks-zerreissung, /. rup- 
 ture of spinal cord 
 
 Rucken-muskel, m. muscle of the 
 back or spine 
 
 Rucken-muskel, m. (breiter), latis- 
 simus dorsi 
 
 Rucken-muskel, m. (langer), longis- 
 
 simus dorsi 
 Riicken-muskelschnitt, m. section 
 
 of a dorsal muscle 
 Riicken-muskulatur, /. dorsal mus- 
 cular apparatus 
 Rucken-nerv, m. dorsal nerve 
 Riicken-netz, n. rete dorsale 
 Riicken-platte, /. dorsal plate 
 Riicken-pulsader, /. dorsal artery 
 Riicken-rohr, m. medullary canal 
 RUcken-saite, /. chorda dorsalis 
 Riicken-saule, /. vertebral column 
 Riicken-schlagader, /. = -pulsader 
 Riicken-schmerz, m. pain in back 
 Riicken-spalte, /. spina bifida 
 Riicken-starre, /. spinal cramp, 
 
 opisthotonos 
 Riicken-strang, m. = -saite 
 Rucken-strecker, m. = -streck- 
 
 muskel 
 Riicken-streckmuskel, m. erector 
 
 spinas 
 Riicken-teil, m. dorsal portion 
 Riicken-weh, n. lumbago 
 Riicken-wirbel, m. dorsal vertebra 
 Riicken-wirbelbein, n. = -wirbel 
 Riicken-wulst, m. medullary ridge, 
 
 dorsal eminence 
 Riicken-zweig, m. dorsal branch 
 Riick-fall, m. relapse 
 Rijck-fallfieber, n. relapsing fever 
 Ruck-fallig, a. relapsing 
 Riick-falligkeit, /. = -fall 
 Ruck-falltyphus, m. = -fallfieber 
 Riick-fluss, m. reflux, regurgitation 
 Riick - fiihrend, a, conveying or 
 
 carrying back 
 Riick-gang, w. retrogression, relapse, 
 
 return 
 Riick-gangig, a. retrograde, retro- 
 gressive 
 Rtickgrat, w. spine, vertebral column 
 Ruckgrats- (in compds.), spinal, 
 vertebral ; vide for compds. also 
 Ruckenmark-, Spinal-, and Wir- 
 belsaule- 
 Riickgrats-band, n. spinal or verte- 
 bral ligament 
 Ruckgrats - entziindung, /. spondy- 
 litis 
 Ruckgrats-gegend, /. spinal region 
 Riickgrats-gelenk, n. spinal articu- 
 lation 
 Riickgrats-gicht, /. gout of spine 
 Ruckst-hohle, /. = -kanal 
 Riickgrats-kanal, m. vertebral canal 
 Riickgrats-krankheit, /. spinal dis- 
 ease 
 
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Riic 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Rum 
 
 Ruckgrats-kriimmung, /. curvature 
 
 of spine 
 Riickgrats-muskel, m. spinal muscle 
 Riickgrats-nerv, m. spinal nerve 
 Ruckgrats-schmerz, m. spinal pain 
 Riickgrats-spalte, /. spina bifida 
 Riickgrats-strecker, m. = -streck- 
 
 muskel 
 Rijckgrats-streckmuskel, m. erector 
 
 spinas 
 Riickgrats-verbiegung, /. = -kriim- 
 
 mung 
 Riickgrats - verkriimmung, /. = 
 
 -kriimmung 
 Rvickgrats-wassersucht, /. hydror- 
 
 rhachis 
 Riickgrats - wirbel, m. spinal ver- 
 tebra 
 Riick-impfbar, a. retro-inoculable 
 Ruck-impfbarkeit, /. retro-inocula- 
 
 bility 
 Riick-impfen, v.t. to retro- vaccinate 
 Ruck-impfung, /. retro-vaccination, 
 
 retro-inoculation 
 Ruck-lagerung, /. a setting or put- 
 ting back 
 Riick-laufend, a. recurrent 
 Riick-laufig, a. = -laufend 
 Riick-lings, adv. backwards 
 Riick-saugung, /. reabsorption 
 Riick-schlag, m. back-stroke, recoil, 
 reverberation ; " throwing back " 
 in breeding ; atavism 
 Riick-schlagsbildung, /. atavistic for- 
 mation 
 Riick-schreitend, a. retrogressive, 
 
 retrograde 
 Ruck-schritt, m. retrogression ; re- 
 lapse 
 Riick-stand, m. residue 
 Riick-stauen, v.t. . to congest by 
 
 obstruction 
 Ruck-stauung, /. passive congestion, 
 
 regurgitation 
 Riick-stoss, m. back-stroke, recoil 
 RUck-stosselevation, /. dicrotic wave 
 Riick-stiilpung, /. reduction 
 Riick-ubertragung, /. retroaction 
 Riickwarts, adv. backwards, retro- 
 Riickwarts-beugen, v.t. = -biegen 
 Ruckwarts-beuger, m. supinator 
 
 muscle 
 Riickwarts-beugu.ig, /. = -biegung 
 Ruckwarts-biegen, v.t. to bend back- 
 wards, to retrofiex, to retrovert 
 Riickwarts-biegung, /. a bending 
 backwards, retroflexion, retro- 
 
 RUckwarts-drehen, v.t. to supinate 
 
 Riickwarts-dreher, m. = -zieher 
 Riickwarts-drehung, /. supination 
 Ruckwarts-gekriimmt, a. bent back- 
 wards 
 Riickwarts-knickung, /. retroflexion 
 Riickwarts-lage, /. dorsal position 
 Ruckwarts-liegen, n. = -lage 
 Riickwarts-neigen, v.refl. to retro- 
 vert 
 Riickwarts-neigung, /. retroversion 
 Riickwarts- wander, m. = -zieher 
 Riickwarts - zieher, m. supinator 
 
 muscle 
 Rudimentar, a. rudimentary 
 Rufigallussaure, /. rufigallic acid 
 Rugositat, /. rugosity 
 Ruhe, /. rest, repose 
 Ruhe-los, a. restless 
 Ruhe-losigkeit, /. restlessness, want 
 
 of rest 
 Ruhen, v.i. to rest, repose 
 Ruhe-pulver, n. sedative powder 
 Ruhe-punkt, m. point of distant 
 
 vision 
 Ruhe-schiene, /. fixation splint 
 Ruhe-verband, m. fixed or immov- 
 able dressing 
 Ruhig, a. calm, quiet 
 Ruhr, /. dysentery 
 Ruhr-ahnlich, a. dysenteric 
 Ruhr-anfall, m. attack of dysentery 
 Ruhr-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Ruhr-keim, m. germ of dysentery 
 Ruhr-krank, a. suffering from dys- 
 entery 
 Ruhr-kranke, m. & f. a sufferer from 
 
 dysentery 
 Ruhr-mittel,«. remedy for dysentery 
 Ruhr-rinde, /. bark of root of 
 
 Simaruba officinalis 
 Ruhr-tabescenz, /. wasting from 
 
 chronic dysentery 
 Ruhr-widrig, a. anti-dysenteric 
 Ruhr-wurzel, /. Rhizoma tormen- 
 tillae. Ph. G. ; also ipecacuanha- 
 root and colombo-root 
 Riilpsen, v.i. to belch, to eructate 
 Riilpsen, n. belching, eructation 
 Rumather, m. formic ether, ethyl 
 
 formate 
 Rumicin, n. chrysophanic acid 
 Rumpelnd, a. rum,bling 
 Rumpf , m . trunk, body 
 Rumpf-einttellung, /. trunk presen- 
 tation 
 Rumpf-flache, /. surface of trunk 
 Rumpf-gegend, /. region of trunk 
 Rumpf -giirtelmuskeln, m.pl. muscles 
 of circumference of trunk 
 
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Rum 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ryp 
 
 Rumpf-haut, /. skin of trunk 
 Rumpf-hinterflache, /. dorsal sur- 
 face of trunk 
 Rumpf-hohle, /. cavity of trunk 
 Rumpf-knochen, m.pl. the bones of 
 
 the trunk 
 Rumpf-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 Rumpf-lahmung, /. paralysis of the 
 
 trunk 
 Rumpf-lange, /. length of trunk 
 Rumpf-muskeln, m.pl. muscles of 
 
 the trunk 
 Rumpf-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of trunk 
 Rumpf - nervensystein, n. sympa- 
 thetic nerve system 
 Rumpf-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Rumpf - plexus, m. (oberer), the 
 
 cervico-brachial plexus 
 Rumpf-plexus, m. (unterer), lumbo- 
 . sacral plexus 
 Rumpf-rohre, /. tube formed by 
 
 trunk walls of embryo 
 Rumpf-schenkeldruck, m. pressure 
 
 exercised by trunk and thigh 
 Rumpf - strecker, m. = -streck- 
 
 muskel 
 Rumpf - streckmuskel, m. erector 
 
 spinas 
 Rumpf-vorderflache, /. anterior sur- 
 face of trunk 
 Rumpf-wand, /. body wall 
 Rund, a. round, circular, spherical 
 Rund-kopf, m. trochocephalus 
 Rund-wiirmer, m.pl. round worms 
 Rund-zelle, /. round cell 
 Rund-zellenknotchen, n. nodule of 
 
 round cells 
 Rund-zellennest, n. nest of round 
 
 ceUs 
 Rund-zellensarkom, n. round-celled 
 
 sarcoma 
 Rund-zellig, a. round-celled 
 Runzel, /. wrinkle, fold, ruga 
 Runzel-haut, /. wrinkled skin 
 Runzel-hautig, a. wrinkled 
 Runzelig, a. wrinkled, rugose 
 Runzeln, u.<. to wrinkle, to corrugate, 
 
 to frown 
 Runzeln, n. wrinkling ; frowning ; 
 
 corrugation 
 Runzel-saulen, f.pl. columnae ruga- 
 rum 
 Runzler, m. corrugator muscle 
 Rupfzange, /. tweezers 
 Ruptur, /. rupture 
 Rusma, n. an Oriental depilatory 
 
 Russ, m. soot 
 
 Russ-ablagervng, /. deposition of soot 
 Russ-brand, «-. ustilago 
 Russelegel, m.yl. leeches 
 Russischer Kaiarrh, m. influenza 
 Russisches Baa, «, Russian or 
 
 vapour bath 
 Russ-krebs, m. chimney-sweeper's 
 
 cancer 
 Russ-taupilz, m. fumago {Tul.) 
 Rute, /. penis 
 
 Ruten-ader, /. blood-vessel of penis 
 Ruten-anlage, /. rudiment of penis 
 Ruten-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 penis 
 Ruten-arterie, /. artery of penis 
 Ruten-aufhaugeband, n. suspensory 
 
 ligament of penis 
 Ruten-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Ruten-blutung, /. haemorrhage from 
 
 penis 
 Ruten-eichel, /. glans penis 
 Ruten-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 penis 
 Ruten-gefass, OT. blood-vessel of penis 
 Ruten-geschwiir, n. ulcer of penis 
 Ruten-kopf, m. = -eichel 
 Ruten-krampf, m. priapism 
 Ruten-krebs, m. cancer of penis 
 Ruten-muskel, m. a muscle of penis 
 Ruten-nerv, m. nerve of penis 
 Ruten-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Ruten-schaft, m. body of penis 
 Ruten-schenkel, m. crus penis 
 Ruten-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Ruten - schwammkorper, m. — 
 
 -schwellkorper 
 Ruten-schwellkorper, m. corpus ca- 
 
 vernosum of penis 
 Ruten-schwellkorperentziindung, /. 
 
 inflammation of corpus caver- 
 
 nosum of penis 
 Ruten-schwellung, /. = -anschwel- 
 
 lung 
 Ruten-spalte, /. epispadias, fissure of 
 
 penis 
 Ruten-steifer, m. erector penis 
 Ruten-vene, /. = -ader 
 Ruten-verletzung, /. injury of penis 
 Ruten-verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 
 of penis 
 Ruten-wassersucht, /. oedema of 
 
 penis 
 Ruten-zellkorper, m. = -schwell- 
 korper 
 Rutschpulver, n. talc 
 Rypia, /. rupia 
 
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Sab 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Saf 
 
 Sabadillsamen, m. cevadilla seed 
 Sabelbein, n. bow-leg, genu varum 
 Sabelbeinig, a. bow-legged 
 Sabelfortsatz, m. ensiform process 
 Sabinerbaum, m. savin 
 Sabinismus, m. savin poisoning 
 Sabural, a. relating to saburra or 
 
 sordes 
 Sabural-fieber, n. saburral fever 
 Sac . . ., vide also Sak . . . 
 Saccadiert, a. jerking, interrupted 
 Saccharifikation, /. chemical trans- 
 formation into sugar 
 Saccharobiose, /. saccharose 
 Saccharomyceten, pi. saccharomyces 
 Saccharosen, pi. saccharoses 
 Sache, /. thing, matter 
 Sachverstandige, m. an expert 
 Sack, m. sac ; cyst ; pouch 
 Sack-abscess, m. encysted abscess 
 Sack - artig, a. cyst-like, cystic, 
 
 pouch-like, baggy 
 Sackchen, n. small sac, cyst or pouch 
 langliches — , utricle 
 rundes — , saccule 
 Sack-formig, a. = -artig 
 Sack-geschwulst, /. cystio or en- 
 cysted tumour 
 Sackig, a. = Sackartig 
 Sack-niere, /. cystic Iddney 
 Sack-wand, /. or -wandung, /. cyst 
 
 or sac-wall 
 Sack - wassersucht, /. encysted 
 dropsy, spurious dropsy from re- 
 tention 
 Sacrocoxalgia, /. sacro-iliac dis- 
 ease 
 Sacrodynia, /. sacral neuralgia 
 Sadabaum, m. savin 
 Sadabaum-extrakt, m. extract of 
 
 savin 
 Sadebaum-kraut, n. savin-leaves 
 Sadabaum-ol, n. savin-oil 
 Sadabaum - salba, /. savin oint- 
 ment 
 Sadebaum-spitzen, f.pl. = -zwaige 
 S adabaum-zwaige, m.pl. savin tops 
 Sadismus, m. sadism 
 Saamisches Geschwur, n. creeping 
 
 ulcer of the cornea 
 SafClor, m. safflower 
 Saf ran, m. saffron 
 
 Safran - haltige Opiumtinktur, /. 
 Sydenham's laudanum 
 
 Safran-leber, /. liver rendered red- 
 dish-yellow by accumulated bile- 
 pigments 
 
 Safran-61, n. saffron-oil 
 
 Safran-pflastar, n. Emplastrum oxy- 
 croceum. Ph. G. 
 
 Safran-sirup, m. Syrupus croci, 
 Ph.G. 
 
 Safran-tinktur, /. tincture of saffron 
 
 Saft, m. sap, juice, fluid, liquor, 
 moisture, syrup ; the humours of 
 the body ; vide for compds. also 
 Safte 
 
 Saft - bahn, /. juice- or lymph- 
 track 
 
 Safte, m.pl. fluids ; the humours of 
 the body ; vide for compds. also 
 Saft 
 
 Safta-andrang, m. congestion of 
 fluids of body 
 
 Safta-anhaufung, /. accumulation of 
 fluids of body 
 
 Safte-entmischung, /. decomposition 
 of fluids of body 
 
 Safta-masse, /. the bulk of fluids of 
 body 
 
 Safte-mischung, /. mixture of fluids 
 of body 
 
 Safta-reichtum, m. abundance of 
 lymph or chyle 
 
 Safta-rainigand, a. purifying the 
 fluids of body 
 
 Safta-strom, m. lymph stream 
 
 Safta-stromung, /. flow of lymph 
 
 Safta-verderbnis, /. vitiation of the 
 fluids of body 
 
 Safte-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 the fluids of body 
 
 Safta-vargiftung, /. poisoning of the 
 fluids of body 
 
 Safte - varlust, m. loss of body- 
 fluids 
 
 Safte-zufluss, m, supply of body- 
 fluids 
 
 Safte-zufuhr, /. = -zufluss 
 
 Saft-fulle, /. = -raichtum 
 
 Saft-gang, m. = -bahn 
 
 Saft-gafass, w. lymph or lacteal 
 vessel 
 
 Saft-kanal, m. or -kanalchen, n. 
 lymph canal 
 
 Saft-los, a. devoid of juice, chyle, or 
 lymph 
 
 Saft-liicke, /. = -spalte 
 
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Saf 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sal 
 
 Saft-mangel, m. deficiency of juice, 
 
 chyle, or lymi)h 
 Saft-reich, a. juicy ; well supplied 
 
 with chyle or lymph 
 Saft-reichtum, m. abundance of 
 
 juice, chyle, or lymph 
 Saft-schwellung, /. cedematous swel- 
 ling 
 Saft-spalte, /. lymph space 
 Saft-spaltenerweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of lymph spaces 
 Saft-spaltensystem, n. system of 
 
 lymph spaces 
 Saft-strom, m. lymph stream 
 Saft-stromung, /. flow of lymph 
 Saft-voll, a. juicy, succulent 
 Saft-zeit, /. springtime 
 Saft-zelle, /. lymph-cell 
 Sage, /. saw 
 
 Sage-artig, a. serrated, serratus 
 Sage-formig, a. = -artig 
 Sage-fortsatz, m. serrated process 
 Sage-gerausch, n. sawing-sound 
 Sage-mehl, n. sawdust 
 Sage-muskel, m. serratus muscle 
 Sagen, v.i. to saw 
 Sage-spane, m.pl. = -mehl 
 Sage-zahnig, a. = -artig 
 Sagittal- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Pfeil 
 Sagittal-ebene, /. sagittal plane 
 Sagittal-linie, /. sagittal line 
 Sagittal-naht, /. sagittal suture 
 Sagittal - schnitt, m. sagittal sec- 
 tion 
 Sagittal-umfang, m. sagittal circum- 
 ference 
 Sagomilz, /. sago spleen 
 Sagradarinde, /. cascara sagrada 
 Sagradawein, m. cascara sagrada 
 
 wine 
 Saharageschwur, n. Aleppo boil 
 Sahne, /. cream ; vide also for 
 
 compds. Rahm 
 Saint-Germain Thee, m. Species 
 
 laxantes St. Germain, Ph. G. 
 Saisonkur, /. climatic treatment 
 Saite, /. catgut ; cord, chorda 
 Sakral, a. sacral ; vide for compds. 
 
 also Kreuz 
 Sakral - geschwulst, /. congenital 
 
 sacral tumour 
 Sakral-kern, m. sacral nucleus 
 Sakral-mark, n. sacral cord 
 Sakral-nerv, m. sacral nerve 
 Sakral-rippe, /. sacral rib 
 Sakral- wirbel, m. sacral vertebra 
 Saktosalpinx, /. distension of Fallo- 
 pian tube 
 
 Salaamkonvulsionen, f.pl. salaam 
 
 convulsions 
 Salaamkrampf, m. = Salaamkon- 
 vulsionen 
 Salat, m. lettuce 
 Salbader, m. quack 
 Salbe, /. ointment, salve 
 
 Hellmunds narkotisch-balsam- 
 
 ische — , Unguentum nar- 
 
 cotico - balsamicum Hell- 
 
 mundi, Ph. G. 
 
 oxygenierte — , Unguentum 
 
 oxygenatum, Ph. G. 
 scharfe — , Unguentum acre, 
 Ph.G. 
 Salbei, m. sage 
 Salbei-abkochung, /. decoction of 
 
 sage 
 Salbei-blatter, n.pl. sage-leaves 
 Salbei- wasser, m. sage- water 
 Salben, v.t. to apply ointment 
 Salben-grundlage, /. ointment base 
 Salben-mull, m. salve mull 
 Salben-sonde, /. medicated sound 
 Salben-spritze, /. ointment-injector 
 Salben-stift, m. salve-stick or -point 
 Salben-verband, m. salve- or oint- 
 ment-dressing 
 Salep, m. salep 
 Salep-abkochung, /. decoction of 
 
 salep 
 Salep-schleim, m. salep mucilage 
 Salicyl- (in compds.), salicylic 
 Salicyl-aldehyd, n. salicylic aldehyde 
 Salicyl-borwasser, n. solution of 
 
 borosalicylic acid 
 Salicyliert, a. salicylated 
 Salicylige Saure, /. salicylic acid 
 Salicyl-ismus, m. salicyl poisoning 
 Salicyl-sauer, a. salicylic 
 Salicyl-saure, /. salicylic acid 
 Salicyl-saurepflaster, n. salicylic-acid 
 
 plaster 
 Salicyl-streupulver, n. salicylic dust- 
 ing-powder 
 Salicyl-taubheit, /. deafness due to 
 
 salicylates 
 Salicyl-talg, m. Sebum salicylatum, 
 
 Ph. G. 
 Salicyl-tropein, n. salicyltropine 
 Salicyl-ursaure, /. salicyluric acid 
 Salicyl-watte, /. salicylated cotton- 
 wool or -wadding 
 Salicyl- wattebausch, m. salicylated 
 
 cotton-wool conapress 
 Salinisch, a. saline 
 Salivantia, n.pl. sialagogues 
 Salivieren, v.t. to salivat 
 Salivierung, /. salivation 
 
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Sal 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sal 
 
 Salmiak, m. chloride of ammonium 
 Salmiak-eisen, n. ammonio-chloride 
 
 of iron 
 Salmiak-element, n. sal-ammoniac 
 
 cell or battery 
 Salmiak-geist, m. liquor ammonias 
 Salmiak - lakritze, /. ' pastilles of 
 
 liquorice and ammonia 
 Salmiak-pastillen, f.pl. = -lakritze 
 Salolismus, m. salol poisoning 
 Salpeter, m. saltpetre, nitre 
 Salpeter-alaun, m. nitrous alum 
 Salpeter-artig, a. nitrous 
 Salpeter-ather, m. nitric ether 
 Salpeter-atherweingeist, in. spirits of 
 
 nitric ether 
 Salpeter-bildung, /. nitrification 
 Salpeter-blumen, f.pl. flowers of 
 
 nitre 
 Salpeter-dampf, m. = -dunst 
 Salpeter-dunst, m. nitrous fumes or 
 
 vapour 
 Salpeter-erde, /. nitrous earth 
 Salpeter-gas, n. nitrogen 
 Salpeter -gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained nitre 
 Salpeter-geist, m. (versusster), sweet 
 
 spirit of nitre 
 Salpeter-haltig, a. containing nitre 
 Salpeter-Iosung, /. solution of nitre 
 Salpeter-luft, /. nitrogen 
 Salpeter-naphtha, /. nitrite of ethyl 
 Salpeter-papier, n. nitre papers 
 Salpeter-raucherung, /. fumigation 
 
 with nitre 
 Salpeter-salzsaure, /. nitro-hydro- 
 
 chloric acid 
 Salpeter-sauer, a. nitrate 
 Salpeter-saure, /. nitric acid 
 Salpeter-saureanhydrid, n. nitric an- 
 hydride 
 Salpeter-sauremethylester, m . methyl 
 
 nitrate 
 Salpeter-saures Salz, n. nitrate 
 Salpeter-stoff, m. nitrogen 
 Salpeter-verbindung, /. nitrate 
 Salpeter-wasser, n. nitrous water 
 Salpetrig, a. nitrous 
 Salpetrige Saure, /. nitrous acid 
 Salpetrigsauer, a. nitrite 
 Salpetrigsaure, /. nitrous acid 
 Salpetrigsaureaether, m. ethyl nitrite 
 Salpetrigsaureamylather, m. nitrite 
 
 of amyl 
 Salpetrigsaureester, m. ethyl nitrite, 
 
 nitrous ether 
 Salpetrigsaures Salz, n. nitrite 
 Salpingektomie, /. excision of Fal- 
 lopian tube 
 
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 Salpingo-oophorektomie, /. removal 
 
 of ovary and Fallopian tube 
 Salpingotomie, /. incision of Fal- 
 lopian tube 
 Saltatorischer Reflexkrampf, m. clo- 
 nic spasm of lower limbs in at- 
 tempting to rise 
 Salubritat, /. salubrity 
 Salvatellader, /. vena salvatella 
 Salz, n. salt 
 
 alkalisches — , alkaline salt 
 antimonsaures — , antimoniate 
 arseniksaures — , arseniate 
 basisches — , basic salt 
 basisch kohlensaures, sub- 
 carbonate 
 borsaures — , borate 
 chlorigsaures — , chlorite 
 chlorsaures — , chlorate 
 chromsaures — , chromate 
 cyansaures — , cyanate 
 doppelt chromsaures — , bichro- 
 mate 
 doppelt kohlensaures — , bicar- 
 bonate 
 essigsaures — , acetate 
 goldsaures — , aurate 
 kieselsaures — , silicate 
 kohlensaures — , carbonate 
 mangansaures — , manganate 
 metaphosphorsaures — , meta- 
 
 phosphate 
 neutrales — , neutral salt 
 oxalsaures — , oxalate 
 phosphorigsaures — , phosphite 
 phosphorsaures — , phosphate 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate 
 salpetrigsaures — , nitrite 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate 
 schwefligsaures — , sulphite 
 uberchlorsaures — , perchlorate 
 unterchlorsaures — , hypochlo- 
 
 rate 
 unterphosphorigsaures — , hypo- 
 phosphite 
 unterschwefiigsaures — , hypo- 
 sulphite 
 weinsteinsaures — , tartrate 
 zweifach schwefelsaures — , bi- 
 sulphate 
 Salz-artig, a. saline 
 Salz-ather, m. Spiritus aetheris chlo- 
 
 rati 
 Salz-bad, n. salt-bath 
 Salz-base, /. salifiable base 
 Salz-btldner, m. salt-former, halogen 
 Salz-bildung, /. salification 
 Salz-blumen, f.pl. flowers of salt 
 Salz-brunnen, m. = -quelle 
 
Sal 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sam 
 
 Salz-fluss, m. eczema rubrum 
 Salz-gehalt, m. amount of contained 
 
 salt 
 Salz-geist, m. (versiisster), Spiritus 
 
 xtheris chlorati 
 Salz-haltig, a. containing salt, sali- 
 
 ferous 
 Salz-quelle, /. saline spring 
 Saiz-sauer, a. hydrochlorate 
 Salz-saure, /. hydrochloric acid 
 Salz-saure Morphinlosung, /. solu- 
 tion of hydrochlorate of morphia 
 Salz-saurer Kalk, m. calcium chlo- 
 ride 
 Salz-saures Kupferoxyd, n. copper 
 
 chloride 
 Salz-saures Morphin, n. hydrochlo- 
 rate of morphia 
 Salz-sole, /. brine 
 Salz-wasser, n. salt-water 
 Salz-wirkung, /. effect of salt 
 Samariterverein, m. first-aid society 
 Samen, m. semen ; seed 
 Samen- (in compds.), spermatic, 
 
 seminal 
 Samen-abfluss, m. = -fluss 
 Samen-abfuhrungsgang, M. = -letter 
 Samen-abgang, m. discharge of 
 
 semen 
 Samen-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 semen 
 Samen-ader, /. spermatic vein 
 Samen - adergeflecht, n. spermatic 
 
 venous plexus 
 Samen-adergeschwulst, /. varicocele 
 Samen-aderschnur, /. = -Strang 
 Samen-ahnlich, a. seed-like 
 Samen-ampullen, f.pl. ampullae of 
 
 seminiferous tubules 
 Sanen-arterie, /. spermatic artery 
 Samen - ausbildungszelle, /. a cell 
 
 which forms semen 
 Samen-behalter, m: seminal vesicle 
 Samen-bereitend, a. = -bildend 
 Samen-bereitung, /. = -bildung 
 Samen-bildend, a. semen-producing 
 Samen - bildung, /. production of 
 
 semen 
 Samen-blaschen, n. seminal vesicle 
 Samen-blaschenschleimhaut, /. mu- 
 cous membrane of seminal vesicle 
 Samen-blaue, /. blueness of semen 
 Samen-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Samen-bruch, m. spermatocele 
 Samen-cyste, /. seminal cyst 
 Samen-driise, /. the testicle 
 Samen-dunst, m. seminal odour 
 Samen-eintrittstelle, /. place of en- 
 trance of spermatozoa 
 
 Samen-element, n. spermatic ele- 
 ment 
 Samen-emulsion, /. seminal emulsion 
 Samen-entleerung, /. = -erguss 
 Samen-ergiessung, /. =^ -erguss 
 Samen-erguss, m. emission of semen 
 Samen-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 Samen-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Samen-faden, m. spermatozoon 
 Samen-feuchtigkeit, /. = -fliissig- 
 
 keit 
 Samen-fistel, /. seminal fistula 
 Samen-flecken, m. seminal spot ; 
 mark or stain produced by semen 
 Samen-fluss, m. spermatorrhcBa 
 Samen-fliissigkeit, /. seminal fluid 
 Samen-fiihrend, a. seminiferous 
 Samen-gang, m. = -leiter 
 Samen-gefass, n. spermatic vessel 
 Samen-gefassbruch, m. varicocele 
 Samen-geflecht, n. spermatic plexus 
 Samen-hugel, m. colliculus seminalis 
 Samen-kanal, m. = -kanalchen 
 Samen-kanalchen, n. seminal tubule 
 Sarnen-kegel, m. conus vasculosus 
 Samen-keim, m. seminal germ 
 Samen-keimzelle, /. seminal germ- 
 cell 
 Samen-kern, m. spermatic nucleus, 
 
 sperm-cell 
 Samen-kopf, m. head of spermato- 
 zoon 
 Samen-kornchen, n. seminal cell or 
 
 granule 
 Samen-korper, m. = -korperchen 
 Samen-korperchen, «. body of sper- 
 matozoon 
 Samen-kugel, /. seminal globule 
 Samen-kunde, /. = -lehre 
 Samen-lehre, /. spermatology 
 Samen - leiden, n. spermatic affec- 
 tion 
 Samen-leiter, m. spermatic duct, vas 
 
 deferens 
 Samen-leiterschlagader, /. artery of 
 
 vas 
 Samen-los, a. without semen 
 Samen-losigkeit, /. = -mangel 
 Samen-mangel, m. absence of semen 
 Samen-mutterzelle, /. spermatoblast 
 Samen-nerv, m. spermatic nerve 
 Samen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Samen-rohr, n. = -kanalchen 
 Samen-rohrchen, n. = -kanalchen 
 Samen-saft, m. = -fliissigkeit 
 Samen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Samen-schlauch, m. = -kanalchen 
 Samen-schneller, m. ejaculatorurinae 
 Samen-schnur, /. = -Strang 
 
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Sam 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 San 
 
 Sanien-schwa6he, /. seminal weak- 
 ness 
 
 Samen-schwanz, m. tail of sperma- 
 tozoon 
 
 Samen-sprossen, f.pl. bud-like sper- 
 matogonia of mammals 
 
 Samen-stein, m. calculus in seminal 
 duct 
 
 Samen-strang, m. spermatic cord 
 
 Samen-strangarterie, /. spermatic 
 artery 
 
 Samen-stranggefass, n. vessel of the 
 spermatic cord 
 
 Samen-stranggeschwulst, /. tumour 
 of the spermatic cord 
 
 Samen - strangnerv, m. nerve of 
 spermatic cord 
 
 Samen-strangscheidenhaut, /. pro- 
 cessus vaginalis, peritoneal cover- 
 ing of spermatic cord 
 
 Samen-strangvene, /. spermatic vein 
 
 Samen-tasche, /. seminal vesicle 
 
 Samen-tierchen, n. spermatozoon 
 
 Samen-vene, /. = -ader 
 
 Samen-verhaltung, /. retention of 
 semen 
 
 Samen- verlust, m. loss of semen 
 
 Samen-vermehrungszelle, /. a cell- 
 increasing formation of semen 
 
 Samen-weg, m. = -leiter 
 
 Samen-werkzeug, n. spermatic ap- 
 paratus 
 
 Samen-zelle, /. seminal or spermatic 
 cell ; spermatozoon 
 
 Samen-zucker, m. quercite 
 
 Sammel- (in compds.), collecting ; 
 convex 
 
 Sammel-gefass, n. collecting-vessel 
 
 Sammel-glas, n. convex lens 
 
 Sammel-kanal, m. = -rohre 
 
 Sammel-kanalchen, n. = -rohre 
 
 Sammel-linse, /. convex lens 
 
 Sammel-rohrchen, n. = -rohre 
 
 Sammel-rohre, /. collecting-duct or 
 canaliculus 
 
 Sammel-spiegel, m. concave mirror 
 
 Sammlung, /. collection 
 
 Sand, m. sand 
 
 Sandarak, m. = Sandarakharz 
 
 Sandarakharz, n. sandarac 
 
 Sandbad, n. sand-bath 
 
 Sandelholz, n. sandal wood 
 
 Sandelholzol, n. sandal-wood oil 
 
 Sandfloh, m . Sarcopsylla penetrans ,L . 
 
 Sandgeschwulst, /. psammoma 
 
 Sandkorper, m. body resembling 
 sand or gravel 
 
 Sandkorperchen, n.pl. corpora are- 
 nacea 
 
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 Sandmandelkleie, /. name of a patent 
 
 toilet powder 
 Sandriedgraswurzel, /. Rhizoma car- 
 
 icis, Ph. G. 
 Sandsack, m. sand-bag 
 Sanduhrzusammenziehung, /. hour- 
 glass contraction 
 Sanguifikation, /. sanguification 
 Sanguifizieren, v.i. to make blood 
 Sanguifizierung, /. = Sanguification 
 Sanguinisch, a. sanguine 
 Sanios, a. sanious 
 Sanitar, a. sanitary 
 Sanitarisch, a. sanitary 
 Sanitat, /. health, sanity ; hygiene 
 Sanitats- (in compds.), sanitary, 
 
 hygiene 
 Sanitats-abteilung, f. sanitary section 
 Sanitats-amt, n. sanitary depart- 
 ment (military) 
 Sanitats-anstalt, /. hygienic institute 
 Sanitats-beamter, m. hygienist 
 Sanitats-behorde, /. board of health 
 Sanitats-bericht, m. medical report 
 Sanitats-compagnie, /. bearer com- 
 pany 
 Sanitats-detachment, n. sanitary de- 
 tachment 
 Sanitats-dienst, m. sanitary service 
 Sanitats-geschirr,OT. hygienic utensils 
 Sanitats-gesetz, n. law of hygiene 
 Sanitats-kollegium, n. board of 
 
 health 
 Sanitats - kolonne, /, ambulance 
 
 column or train 
 Sanitats-komitee, n. hygienic council 
 Sanitats-kommission, /. magisterial 
 
 sanitary commission (Prussian) 
 Sanitats-korps, n. army medical 
 
 corps 
 Sanitats-offizier, m. sanitary medical 
 
 officer (military) 
 Sanitats-offizierkorps, n. military 
 
 medical staff 
 Sanitats-papiere, n.pl. health certifi- 
 cates 
 Sanitats-personal, n. assistants (non- 
 medical) in sanitary work 
 Sanitats-pflege, /. sanitation 
 Sanitats-polizei, /. sanitary inspec- 
 tors 
 Sanitats-rat, m. honorary title given 
 
 to old physicians 
 Sanitats-tierarzt, m. veterinary hy- 
 gienist 
 Sanitats-truppen, f.pl. sanitary corps 
 Sanitats-verein, n. society for suc- 
 couring sick and wounded 
 Sanitats-wache, /. ambulance station 
 
San 
 
 ,OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 SMu 
 
 Sanitats-wagen, m. ambulance car- 
 riage 
 Sanitlts-wesen, n. sanitary matters 
 Sanitats-zeugnis, n. certificate of 
 
 liealth 
 SanitSts-zug, m. ambulance train 
 Sansibarnelken, f.pl. Zanzibar cloves 
 Santelholz, n. sandal wood 
 Santonin, n. santonine 
 Santonin-ham, m. urine containing 
 
 santonine 
 Santonin-pastillen, f.pl. = -platz- 
 
 chen 
 Santonin-platzchen, n.pl. santonine 
 
 troches 
 Santonin-sauer, a. santonate 
 Santonin-saure, /. santonic acid 
 Santonin-zeltchen, n.pl. == -platz- 
 
 chen 
 Santorinische Knorpel, m.pl. carti- 
 lages of Santorini 
 Saponifikation, /. saponification 
 Saponimente, pi. liniments of which 
 
 the basis is mainly soap 
 Sapphismus, m. Lesbian love 
 Sapramie, /. saprsemia 
 Saprolegniaceen, pi. saprolegnia 
 Saprophyten, pi. saprophytes 
 Saprophytisch, a. saprophytic 
 Sarcinurie, /. presence of sarcinae in 
 
 the urine 
 Sardonisch, a. sardonic 
 Sargdeckelkristall, m. triple phos- 
 phate crystal 
 Sarkoblasten, pi. sarcoblasts 
 Sarkocele, n. sarcocele 
 Sarkode, /. sarcode, protoplasm 
 Sarkolemma, n. sarcolemma 
 Sarkolyse, /. degeneration of striped 
 
 muscle-fibres 
 Sarkom, n. sarcoma 
 Sarkomatos, a. sarcomatous 
 Sarkose, /. sarcose 
 Sarkosin, n. sarcosin 
 Sarkotripsie, /. crushing with icra- 
 
 seur 
 Sarsaparille, /. sarsaparilla 
 Sarsaparille-abkochung, /. decoction 
 
 of sarsaparilla 
 Sarsaparille-sirup, m. (zusammen- 
 gesetzter), Compound syrup of 
 sarsaparUla, Ph. G. 
 Sarsaparille-wurzel, /. sarsaparilla 
 
 root 
 Sartenkrankheit, /. a skin disease 
 endemic in Taschkent and neigh- 
 bourhood 
 Sassafras, n. sassafras 
 Sassafras-holz, n. sassafras wood 
 
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 Sassafras-lorbeer, m. Sassafras offici- 
 nalis 
 Sassafras-ol, n. sassafras-oil 
 Sassafras-rinde, /. sassafras-bark 
 Sassaparille (and compds.), vide 
 
 Sarsaparille 
 Satanspilz, m. boletus Satanas 
 Sattel, m. saddle ; sella turcica 
 Sattel-bein, n. saddle-shaped bone 
 Sattel-formig, a. saddle-shaped 
 Sattel-fortsatz, m. clinoid process 
 Sattel-gelenk, n. saddle-like joint 
 Sattel-grube, /. pituitary fossa 
 Sattel-knopf, m. olivary process 
 Sattel-kopf, n. clinocephalus 
 Sattel-lehne, /. dorsum sellae 
 Sattel-nase, /. saddle-nose 
 Sattel- winkel, m. sphenoidal angle 
 Sattel- wulst, m. olivary process 
 Satthals, m. slight enlargement of 
 
 thyroid gland 
 Sattigen, v.t. & i. to satisfy the 
 appetite ; to saturate, to impreg'r 
 nate 
 Sattigung, /. appeasing one's appe^- 
 tite, satiation ; saturation, im- 
 pregnation 
 Sattigungs-gefiihl, n. sense of satia- 
 tion 
 Sattigungs-grad, m. degree of satura- 
 tion 
 Sattigungs-kapazitat, /. the amount 
 of aqueous vapour which can be 
 absorbed at a given temperature 
 and pressure 
 Sattigungs - punkt, m. saturation- 
 
 point 
 Saturieren, v.t. to saturate 
 Saturnismus, m. lead poisoning 
 Satz, m. deposit, sediment, settling, 
 
 dregs 
 Sauer, a. sour ; acid, acetous ; 
 
 harsh, tart 
 Sauer, n. (Haller'sches), Mistura 
 
 sulphurica acida, Ph. G. 
 Sauer-brunnen, m. = Sauerling 
 Sauer-chromsauer, a. bichromate 
 Sauer-dorn, m. Berberis vulgaris, L. 
 Sauer-honig, m. oxymel 
 Sauer-klee, m. wood-sorrel 
 Sauer-kleesalz, n. salt of sorrel, 
 
 acid potassium oxalate 
 Sauer-kleesauer, a. oxalate 
 Sauer-kleesaure, /. oxalic acid 
 Sauerlich, a. sourish, acidulous, 
 
 sub-acid 
 Sauerlichkeit, /. sourishness, acidity 
 Sauerling, m. mineral water contain- 
 ing carlsonic acid 
 
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Sau 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sau 
 
 Sauer-machend, a. acidifying 
 Sauern, v.t. to sour, to acidify, to 
 
 acidulate ; to oxydase 
 Sauer-pilz, m, boletus erythropus 
 Sauerstoff, m. oxygen 
 activer — , ozone 
 potarisierter — , polarised oxy- 
 gen 
 Sauerstoff-abgabe, /. diminution of 
 
 contained oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-arm, a. poor in oxygen 
 Sauerstoff -ather, m. aldehyde 
 Sauerstoff-aufnahme, /. absorption 
 
 of oxygen 
 Sauersto^-bedarf, m. the require- 
 ment of oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-entziehung, /. depriva- 
 tion or reduction of oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-frei, «. free from oxygen 
 SaUerstoff-gas, n. oxygenated gas 
 Sauerstoff-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-gewinnung, /. extraction 
 
 of oxygen 
 Sauerstb^-haltig, a, containing oxy- 
 gen 
 Sauerstoff-los, a. free from oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-mangel, m. want of oxy- 
 gen 
 Sauerstoff-menge, /. amount of oxy- 
 gen 
 Sauerstoff-pol, m. anode 
 Sauerstoff-reich, a. rich in oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-salze, n.pl. oxy-salts 
 Sauerstoff - saure, /. oxygenated 
 
 acid 
 Sauerstoff-verarmung, /. = -abgabe 
 Sauerstoff-verbrauch, m. consump- 
 tion of oxygen 
 Sauerstoff-verbindung, /. oxide 
 Sauerstoff-zufuhr, /. supply of oxy- 
 gen 
 Sauerstoff-zutritt, m. = -zufuhr 
 Sauerung, /. acidification, acidula- 
 
 tion ; oxydation 
 Sauerungsfahig, a. acidifiable 
 Sauer-weinsauer, a. bitartrate 
 Saufen, v.i. to booze 
 Saufer, w. drunkard 
 Saufer-asyl, n. asylum or home for 
 
 inebriates 
 Saufer-dyskrasie, /. dyscrasia of 
 
 drunkards 
 Saufer-krankheit, /. chronic alcohol- 
 ism 
 Saufer-leber, /. drunkard's liver 
 Saufer-nase, /. grog-blossom 
 Saufer - pankreas, m, drunkard's 
 pancreas 
 
 Saufer-pneumonie, /. drunkard's 
 
 pneumonia 
 Saufer-wahn, m. delirium tremens 
 Saufer-wahnsinn, m. = -wahn 
 Saufer-zittern, n. drunkard's tremor 
 Saug- (in compds.), relating to suck- 
 ing, absorbing, or aspirating 
 Saugader, /. lymphatic or absorbent 
 vessel ; vide for all compds. 
 Lymphgefass- 
 Saugamme, /. wet-nurse 
 Saug-apparat, m. aspirator 
 Saug-bewegung, /. movement of lips 
 
 in act of sucking 
 Saug-blase, /. vesicle or blister pro- 
 duced by suckling 
 Sauge- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 suckling 
 Sauge-dauer, /. duration or period 
 
 of suckling 
 Sauge-geschaft, n. lactation 
 Saugen, v.t, to suckle, to give suck 
 Saugen, n. suckling, lactation 
 Saugen, v.t, to suck, to absorb, to 
 
 imbibe 
 Saugende, /. a woman giving 
 
 suck 
 Sauge-tier, n. mammal 
 Sauge-zeit, /. time of suckling 
 Saug-flasche, /. child's feeding- 
 bottle 
 Saug-gefass, n. lymphatic or ab- 
 sorbent vessel 
 Saug-glas, n. breast-pump 
 Saug-grube, /. = -napf 
 Saug-kraft, /. power of suction 
 Saug-lappen, m. sucking-bag for 
 
 infants 
 Saugling, m. suckling baby 
 Sauglings-alter, n. the age of suck- 
 ling 
 Sauglings-bewahranstalt, /. crlche 
 Sauglings-ernahrung, /. nutrition of 
 
 sucklings 
 Sauglings - krippe, /. - -bewahr- 
 
 anstalt 
 Sauglings-sterblichkeit, /. mortality 
 
 of sucklings 
 Saug-milben, f.pi. dermatocoptes 
 Saug-milbenraude, /. disease due to 
 
 dermatocoptes 
 Saug-muskel, m. muscles used in 
 
 sucking 
 Saug-napf, m. - -scheibe 
 Saug-pfropfen, m. artificial nipple 
 Saug-russelblasenwurm, m. echino- 
 coccus 
 
 Saug-scheibe, /. suctorial disc or 
 pore 
 
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SiU 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sch 
 
 SsMp^tdte, /. poiht of applica,ti6ti 
 
 (of leeches) 
 Siug-strahl, m. streim or jet of air 
 
 or fluid produced by aspiration 
 Saugung, /. sucking 
 Saugungszeit, /. time of suckhng 
 Saug-Ventilator, m. exhaust-venti- 
 lator 
 Saug-warze, /. the nipple 
 Sang - wirkung, /. eflect of aspira- 
 tion 
 Saug-Wiirmer, m.pl. trematoda 
 Saug-zahn, m. milk-tooth 
 Safuichen, n. small column or pillar 
 Saule, /. column, pUlar ; pile (vol- 
 taic) 
 Saulenartig, a. columnar 
 Saulenformig, a. = -artig 
 Saulenzelle, /. columnar cell 
 Saurti, m. seam, edge,border, margin, 
 
 fimbria 
 Saitonformig, a. seam-like 
 Sawmzecke, /. (persische), Argas 
 
 persicus (Fisch.) 
 Saupilz, m. boletus luridus 
 Saure, /. sourness, acidity ; acid 
 antinronige — , antimonious 
 
 acid 
 arsenige — , arsenious acid 
 chlorige — , chlorous acid 
 konzentrierte ^, concentrated 
 
 acid 
 phosphdrige -^, phosphorouB 
 
 acid 
 salpetrige — , nitrous acid 
 sthweflige ^, sulphurous acid 
 unterchlorige — , hypochlorous 
 
 acid 
 untersphosphorige — , hypo- 
 
 ptrosphorous acid 
 unterschweflige — , hyposul- 
 
 phurous acid 
 verdiinnte — , diluted acid 
 wasserfreie — , anhydrous acid 
 SSure-albuminat, n. an acid albumin 
 Saure^baid, n. acid-bath 
 Saurfe-liildend, a. acidifying 
 Saur«-bildner, m. acidifier 
 Sa^re-Wldung, /. formation of an 
 
 acid 
 Saar6^festigk6it, /. proof agaiiist 
 
 acids 
 Saure-frei, a. free from acids 
 Saure-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tamed acid 
 Saure-gift, n. an acid poison 
 Satri*e'''haltig, a. containing acid 
 SSrare-tnesser, m. acidimeter 
 Saure-tilgend, a, antacid 
 
 Saure-vergiftung, f^ poisoning by 
 
 acid 
 Saure-Viridrig, a. = -tilgend 
 Saure- wirkung, /. effect of acid 
 Sausen, v.i. to rustle, to buzz, to 
 
 ring, to hum 
 Sausen, n. rustling, buzzing, mur- 
 mur, hum 
 Savannenfieber, n. prairie fever in 
 
 tropics 
 So . . ., vide also Sk . . . 
 Scammonium, n. scammony 
 Scammoniufti-harz, w. scammony 
 
 resin 
 Scammonium-winde, /. Convolvulus 
 
 scammonia, L. 
 Scammonium-wurzel, /. scammony 
 
 root 
 Scaptilalgie, /. pain in shoulder, 
 
 omalgia 
 Scapularlinie, /. scapular line 
 Scapulodynie, /. = Scapulalgie 
 Schabe, /. itch, scab 
 Schabend, a. grating, scraping 
 Schabig, a. scabby, mangy 
 Schachtelpulver, n. powder dis- 
 pensed in boxes or bottles 
 Schachtelton, m. hollow or boxy 
 
 note 
 Schachtelwurm, m. echinococcus 
 Schachtelzelle, /. parent-cell 
 Schadel, m. skull ; cranium 
 Schadel- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 the skull ; cranial 
 SchadeUanlage, /. rudiment of skull 
 Schadel-anomalie, /. cranial ano- 
 maly 
 Schadel-aasbildung, /. development 
 
 or formation of skull 
 Schadel - balken, m.pl. trabeculae 
 
 cranii of Rathke 
 Schadel -band, n. cranial ligament 
 Sehadel-basis, /. base of skull 
 Schadel-basisbruch, m. fracturfe of 
 
 base of skull 
 Schadel - basislange, /. basi-nasal 
 
 length 
 Schadel -bau, m. structure of skull 
 Schadel-beinfhark, n. diploe 
 Schadel-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-bbden, m. floor of skull _ 
 Schadel - bohren, n. trephining ; 
 
 craniotomy 
 Schadel-b'ohrer, m. trephine ; cra- 
 nial perforator 
 Schadel-bruch, m. fracture of skull 
 SchadSl'^cofltbtlr, /. contour or out- 
 line of skull 
 
 45=1 
 
Sch 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY | 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schadel-dach, n. vault of cranium 
 Schadel-decke, /. skull-cap 
 Schadel-durchtnesser, m. diameter 
 
 of skull 
 Schadel-eindruck, m. cranial inden- 
 tation or depression 
 Schadel-eingeweide, n. cranial vis- 
 cera 
 Schadel-einstellung, /. cranial or 
 
 vertex presentation 
 Schadel-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of the skull 
 Schadel-erhabenheit, /. or -erhohung, 
 
 /. elevation or bump on skull 
 Schadel-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-eroffnung, /. surgical open- 
 ing of the skull 
 Schadel-erweichung, /. cranial soft- 
 ening 
 Schadel-fissur, /. cranial fissure 
 Schadel-flache, /. surface of skull 
 Schadel-fraktur, /. fracture of skull 
 Schadel-form, /. shape of skull 
 Schadel-fuge, /. cranial suture 
 Schadel-geburt, /. head delivery 
 Schadel-gestalt, f. or -gestaltung, /. 
 
 shape of skull 
 Schadel-gesichtsindex, m. cranio- 
 facial index 
 Schadel - gewicht, n, weight of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-gewolbe, n. arch or vault of 
 
 cranium 
 Schadel-grosse, /. size of skull 
 Schadel-grube, /. cranial fossa 
 Schadel-grund, m. base of skull 
 Schadel-grundbein, n. basilar bone ; 
 
 sphenoid 
 Schadel-grundflache, /. surface of 
 
 base of skull 
 Schadel-halfte, /. half of skull 
 Schadel-haube, /. epicranial aponeu- 
 rosis 
 Schadel-haut, /. pericranium 
 Schadel-hautentziindung, /. menin- 
 gitis 
 Schadel-hohle, /. cranial cavity 
 Schadel-hohleneroffnung, /. surgical 
 
 opening into cranial cavity 
 Schadel-impression, /. = -eindruck 
 Schadel-index, m. cranial index 
 Schadel-innenraum, m. cavity of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-kapsel, /. •= -decke 
 Schadel-kenner, m. craniologist 
 Schadel-kenntnis, f, craniology 
 Schadel-knochen, m. skull-bone 
 Schadel-knochenhaut, /. •= -haut 
 
 Schadel-kontur, /. contour or outline 
 
 of skull 
 Schadel-lage, /. cranial or vertex 
 presentation ; in narrower sense, 
 occipital presentation 
 Schadel-lehre, /. craniology 
 Schadel-lehrer, m. craniologist 
 Schadel-liicke, /. cranial cleft or 
 
 fissure 
 Schadel-mass, n. measurements or 
 
 dimension of skull 
 Schadel-messer, m. craniometer 
 Schadel-messkunst, /. craniometry 
 Schadel-messung, /. taking cranial 
 
 measurements 
 Schadel-missbildung, /. cranial de- 
 formity 
 Schadel-muskel, m. cranial muscle 
 Schadel-naht, /. cranial suture 
 Schadel - nahtverknocherung, /. os- 
 sification of cranial suture 
 Schadel-oberflache, /. surface of skull 
 Schadel-offnung, /. cranial foramen 
 Schadel-quetschung, /. contusion of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-raum, m. cavity of cranium 
 Schadel-sage, /. cranial saw 
 Schadel-sammlung, /. collection of 
 
 skulls 
 Schadel-schwarte, /. the scalp 
 Schadel-schwund, m. craniotabes 
 Schadel-spalte, /. cranial cleft 
 Schadel-spalter, m. skull chisel 
 Schadel-sprenger, m. elevator for 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-theorie, /. vertebral theory 
 
 of cranium 
 Schadel-verbildung, /. cranial de- 
 formity 
 Schadel-verengung, /. narrowing of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-vergrosserung, /. enlarge- 
 ment of skull 
 Schadel-verhaltnis, n. proportion of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-verletzung, /. injury to skull 
 Schadel-vertiefung, /. depression of 
 
 skull 
 Schadel-viereck, n. (oberes), superior 
 
 cranial quadrangle 
 Schadel-vorlagerung, /. cranial pre- 
 sentation 
 Schadel-wachstum, n, growth of 
 
 skull or cranium 
 Schadel-wand, f, or -wandung, /. 
 
 cranial wall 
 Schadel-wirbel, m. cranial vertebra 
 Schadel-wolbung, /, g,rch or vault 
 of cranium 
 
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 Sch 
 
 SchSdel-wuchs, m. => -wachstum 
 Schadel-zange, /. skull-forceps 
 Schadel-zermalmung, /. = -zertriim- 
 
 merung 
 Schadel-zertriimmerung, /. crushing 
 
 of skull 
 Schaden,w.^ to hurt, to harm, to injure 
 Schaden, m. damage, harm ; sore ; 
 
 internal disease ; injury, wound 
 Schadlich, a. injurious, noxious, 
 
 dangerous, unwholesome 
 Schadlichkeit, /. perniciousness, 
 
 noxiousness, unwholesomeness 
 Schaf, n. sheep 
 Schaf-biesfliege, /. tick 
 Schaf-blattern, f.pl. chicken-pox ; 
 
 sheep-pox 
 Schaf-bremse, /. = -biesfliege 
 Schaf-darmsaite, f. catgut 
 Schaf-fliege, /. Melophagus ovinus,L. 
 Schaf-gairbe, /. milfoil 
 Schaf - garbenbluten, f.pl. milfoil- 
 » liowers 
 
 Schaf -garbenkarut, n. milfoil 
 Schaf-harling, tn. trichodectes sphse- 
 
 rocephaius 
 Schaf-haut, n. amnion, vide for all 
 
 compds. Amnion- 
 Schaf-hautchen, n. = -haut 
 Schaf -husten, m. whooping-cough 
 Schaf-knoten, m. scybala 
 Schaf-pocken, f.pl. = -blattern 
 Schaf-quese, /. coenurus cerebralis 
 Schafskopf, m. mumps 
 Schaft, m. shaft, handle ; penis 
 Schaf-wasser, n. liquor amnii 
 Schaf-zecke, /. = -fliege 
 Schakarillrinde, /. cascarilla bark 
 Schal- (in compds.), relating to peel- 
 ing or shedding 
 Schal-blase, /. = -blatter 
 Schal-blatter, /. pemphigus neona- 
 torum 
 Schale, /. shell, skin, peel, husk ; 
 
 dish, bowl 
 Schalen, v.t. & refl. to peel, to de- 
 corticate ; to peel off, to scale oflE 
 Schalenlederhaut, /. chorion 
 Schal-knotchen, n. strophulus, gum- 
 
 or tooth-rash 
 Schal -kur, /. treatment by produc- 
 ing desquamation 
 Schall, m. sound, ring, resonance 
 hypersonorer — , increased res- 
 onance 
 tympanitischer — , tympanitic 
 resonance 
 Schall- (in compds.), relating to 
 sound 
 
 Schall - aufnehmend,, a. sound-re- 
 ceiving, sound-collecting 
 
 Schall-becher, m. cup-shaped sound- 
 receiver 
 
 Schall-bewegung, /. vibration of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-bildung, /. production of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-brechung, /. refraction of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-brechungslehre, /. diacoustics 
 
 Schall-eindruck, m. sound impres- 
 sion 
 
 Schall - empfindend, a, perceiving 
 sound 
 
 Schall-empfindlich, a. sensitive to 
 sound 
 
 Schall-empfindung, /. perceptio'n of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-erscheinung, /, phenomenon 
 of sound 
 
 Schall-f anger, m. any sound-receiver 
 or ear-trumpet 
 
 Schall-geschwindigkeit, /. velocity 
 of sound 
 
 Schall-lehre, /. acoustics 
 
 Schall-leitend, a. sound-conducting 
 
 Schall - leitung, /. sound - conduc- 
 tion 
 
 Schall-leitungsapparat, m. sound- 
 conducting apparatus 
 
 Schall-messer, m. phonometer 
 
 Schall-quelle, /. source of sound 
 
 Schall-raum, m. sound space 
 
 Schall - reflexion, /. reflection of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-reiz, m. sound impression 
 
 Schall - richtung, /. direction of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-schwingung, /. vibration of 
 sound 
 
 Schall-strahl, m. ray of sound 
 
 Schall-trichter, m. funnel-shaped 
 sound-receiver 
 
 Schall-wechsel, m. change of sound 
 
 Schall-welle, /. sound-wave 
 
 Schall - zeichen, n. sound indica- 
 tion 
 
 Schall-zuleitend, a, sound-conduct- 
 ing 
 
 Schall-zuleitung, /. sound-conduc- 
 tion 
 
 Schall - zuruckwerfung, /. — -re- 
 flexion 
 
 Schal-paste, /. paste causing des- 
 quamation 
 Schalt- (in compds.), intercalary, 
 
 interposed, inserted 
 Schalt-knochen, m. Wormian bone 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schalt -. knorpel, m. sesamoid carti- 
 lage (of nose) 
 Schalt-stiick, n. intercalary portion ; 
 
 intermediate or inserted piece 
 Schalt-wirbel, m. interposed vertebra 
 Schalung, /. peeling, decortication, 
 
 desquamation ; excoriation 
 Schalungs-prozess, m. or -vorgang, 
 m. process of peeling or desqua- 
 mation 
 Schal-zahn, m. deciduous tooth 
 Scham, /. shame, modesty ; chastity; 
 genitals 
 mannliche — , the male genitals 
 weibliche — , the female geni- 
 tals 
 Scham- (in compds.), pudic 
 Scham-ader, /. pudic vessel 
 Scham-arterie, /. pudic artery 
 Scham-band, n. frasnum clitoridis 
 Scham-bandchen, n. = -band 
 Schambein, n. os pubis 
 Schambein-arterie, /. pudic artery 
 Schambein-ast, m. ramus of os pubis 
 Schambein - band, n, ligamentum 
 
 pubis 
 Schambein-blasenband, n. vesico- 
 pubic ligament 
 Schambein-bogen, m. pubic arch 
 Schambein-fuge, /. pubic symphysis 
 Schambein-fugenschnitt, m. sym- 
 physiotomy 
 Schambein-hocker, m. = -stachel 
 Schambein-kamm, m. crest of os 
 
 pubis, pecten 
 Schambein-knorpel, m. interpubic 
 
 cartilage 
 Schambein-muskel, m. pectineus 
 Schambein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Schambein-rand, m. margin of os 
 
 pubis 
 Schambein-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Schambein-stachel, m. spine of os 
 
 pubis 
 Schambein-synchondrose, /. = -fuge 
 Schambein-trennung, /. symphysi- 
 otomy 
 Ichambein-verbindung, /. = -fuge 
 Schambein-vereinigung, /. = -fuge 
 Scham-berg, m. mons pubis 
 Scham-blutader, /. pudic vein 
 Scham-bogen, m. pubic arch 
 Scham-bogenast, m. ramus of pubic 
 
 arch 
 Scham-bogenscheitel, m. summit or 
 
 vertex of pubic arch 
 Scham-bogenschenkel, m, ■== -bo- 
 
 genast 
 Soham-bruch, m, pudendal hernia 
 
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 Scham-bug, m. the groin 
 Scham-druse, /. inguinal gland 
 Scham-fuge, /. pubic symphysis 
 Scham-fugenkante, /. edge of pubic 
 
 symphysis 
 Scham-fugenknorpel, m. cartilage of 
 
 pubic symphysis 
 Scham-fugenschnitt, m., symphysi- 
 otomy 
 Scham-fugenspaltung, /. = -fugen- 
 
 schnitt 
 Scham-gang, m. vagina 
 Scham^geflecht, n. pudendal plexus 
 Scham-gefuhl, n. sense of shame 
 Scham-gefiihlverlust, m. loss of 
 
 sense of shame 
 Scham-gegend, /. pubic region 
 Scham-gelenk, n. symphysis pubis 
 Scham-gelenkkapsel, /. capsular liga- 
 ment of symphysis pubis 
 Scham-glied, n. (mannliches), penis 
 Scham-glied, n. (weibliches), vulva 
 Scham-haar, n. pubic hair 
 Scham-haft, a. modest, chaste 
 Scham-haftigkeit, /. modesty, chas- 
 tity 
 Scham-hiigel, m. = -berg 
 Scham-knochen, m. •= ^biein 
 Scham-laus, /. pediculus pubis 
 Scham-leiste, /. the groin 
 Sham-lendennerv, m. genito-crural 
 
 nerve 
 Schamlefze, /. (and compds.), vide 
 
 Schamlippen- 
 Schamlippe, /. labium pudendi 
 Schamlippen-anschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling of labia pudendi 
 Schamlippen-arterie, /. labial artery 
 
 of vulva 
 Schamlippen-bandchen, n. ligament 
 
 or fraenum of labium 
 Schamlippen-blutader, f. vein of 
 
 labium pudendi 
 Schamlippen - blutung, /. haemor- 
 rhage from labia pudendi 
 Schamlippen-bruch, m. labial or 
 
 pudendal hernia 
 Schamlippen-eiterung, /. labial or 
 
 pudendal suppuration 
 Schamlippen-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of labia pudendi 
 Schamlippen - geschwulst, /. tumour 
 
 of labia pudendi 
 Schamlippen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 
 labia pudendi 
 Sohamlippen-krebs, tn. cancer of 
 
 labia pudendi 
 Schamlippen-iiaht, /. labial suture 
 Schamlippen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schamlippen-scheidenbruch, m. 
 labio- vaginal hernia 
 
 SchamHppen-schlagader, /, = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Schamlippen-schleimhaut, f. mucous 
 membrane of labia 
 
 Schamlippen-schwellung, f. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 SchamKppen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Schamlippen-verklebung, /. adhe- 
 sion of labia pudendi 
 
 Schamlippen-verlangerung, /. hyper- 
 trophy of labia 
 
 SchamKppen-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of labia pudendi 
 
 . Schamlippen-warze, /. wart or labia 
 pudendi 
 
 Scham-los, a. shameless, indecent 
 
 Scham-losigkeit, /. shamelessness, 
 indecency 
 
 Scham-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 vulva 
 
 Scham-nerv, m. pudic nerve 
 
 Scham - offnung, /. entrance of 
 vulva 
 
 Scham-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Scham-rinne, /. = -spalte 
 
 Scham-ritze, /. = -spalte 
 
 Scham-rot, a. blushing 
 
 Scham-rote, /. blush, blushing 
 
 Scham-schenkelnerv, m. genito-cru- 
 ral nerve 
 
 Scham-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Scham - schniirer, m. constrictor 
 vaginae 
 
 Scham-seite, /. inguinal region 
 
 Scham-spalte, /. rima vulvae 
 
 Scham-spaltenentzundung, /. inflam- 
 mation of rima vulvas 
 
 Scham-teile, m.pl. pudenda 
 
 Scham- winkel, m. sub-pubic angle 
 of vulva 
 
 Scham-zungelchen, m. clitoris 
 
 Schancroid, a. chancroid 
 
 Schanden, v.t. to violate, to deflower 
 
 Schandung, /. violation, defloration 
 
 Schanker, m. chancre 
 
 Schanker-artig, a. chancroid, chan- 
 crous 
 
 Schanker-ejter, m. chancrous pus 
 
 Schanker-geschwiir, n. chancrous 
 ulcer 
 
 Schanker - gewebe, n. chancrous 
 tissue 
 
 Schanker-gift, n-. chancre virus 
 
 Schanker-oberflache, /, surface of 
 chancre 
 
 Scharikros, a. chancrous 
 
 Scharbock, m. scurvy 
 
 Scharbock-artig, a. scorbutic 
 Scharbock-geschwtir, n. scorbutic 
 
 ulcer 
 Scharbock-heilend, a. antiscorbutic 
 Scharbock-mittel, n. antiscorbutic 
 
 remedy 
 Scharbock-widrig, a. = -heilend 
 Scharf, a. sharp, pointed, acute, 
 
 pungent, acrid, severe 
 Scharfe, /. sharpness, acuteness, 
 
 acuity ; acrimony, severity, pun- 
 gency ; edge 
 Scharf-reibend, a. churning 
 Scharf-sichtig, a. having acuteness 
 
 of vision 
 Scharf-sichtigkeit, /. acuteness of 
 
 vision 
 Scharlach, m. scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-ausschlag, m. scarlet-fever 
 
 rash 
 Scharlach-braune, /, scarlet-fever 
 
 sore- throat 
 Scharlach-diphtherie, /. diphtheritic 
 
 condition in scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-fell, n. pannus 
 Scharlach-fieber, n. scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-friesel, m. miliaria in 
 
 scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-gift, n. virus of scarlet 
 
 fever 
 Scharlach-kranke, m. & f. a subject 
 
 of scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-nephritis, /. nephritis of 
 
 scarlet fever 
 Scharlach - psychosen, pi. mental 
 
 disorders due to scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-schnupfen, m. coryza of 
 
 scarlet fever 
 Scharlach-wassersucht, /. sca,rlatinal^ 
 
 dropsy 
 Scharlach - zunge, /. scarlet-fever 
 
 tongue 
 Scharnier, n. hinge, joint 
 Scharniergelenk, n . ginglymus, hinge- 
 
 joint 
 Scharpe, /. sling 
 Scharpie, /. charpie, lint 
 Scharpie-bausch, m. lint compress 
 Scharpie-gabel, /. probe for carrying 
 
 lint pledgets 
 ' Scharpie-kuchen, m. pad of lint 
 Scharpie-pinsel, m. pledget of lint 
 
 used as a brush 
 Scharpie-watte, /. cotton lint 
 Scharte, /. notch, fissure, crack 
 Schattenprobe, /. skiascopy 
 Schattensehen, n. seeing shadows 
 Schattig, a. notched, indented 
 ■ Schauarzt, m. coroner (medical) 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schauarztlich, a. relating to coroner 
 
 (medical) 
 Schauder, m. ; vide Schauer 
 Schaudern, v.i. ; vide Schauern 
 Schauer, m. shudder, slight tremor, 
 
 chill, shivering, rigor 
 Schauerbad, n. shower-bath 
 Schauerfieber, n. ague 
 Schauerfrost, m. rigor, ague 
 Schauern, v.i.to shudder, to tremble, 
 
 to shiver 
 Schaufel, /. a hollow, venter, scoop, 
 
 tabular part 
 Schaufelbein, n. sacrum 
 Schaum, w. foam, froth, lather 
 Schaumblaschen, n. bubble 
 Schaumen, v.i. to foam, to froth, to 
 
 sparkle 
 Schaumig, a. frothy 
 Schaumwein, m. sparkling wine 
 Scheckenbildung, /. partial albinism 
 Scheelesches Siiss, n. glycerine 
 Scheibchen, n. a little disc or 
 
 slice 
 Scheibe, /. disc, slice 
 Scheiben-arti^, a, disc-like, discoid 
 Scheiben-formig, a. = -artig 
 Scheiben - mutterkranz, m. disc- 
 shaped pessary 
 Scheiben-pilze, m.pl. discomycetes 
 Scheiben-sage, /. circular surgical 
 
 saw 
 Scheide, /. sheath ; vagina 
 Scheiden- (in compds.), vaginal 
 Scheiden-abscess,m. vaginal abscess, 
 
 thecal abscess 
 Scheiden-abschnitt, m. section or 
 
 part of vagina 
 Scheiden-absonderung, /. vaginal 
 
 secretion 
 Scheiden-achse, /. vaginal axis 
 Scheiden - ader, /. vaginal blood- 
 vessel 
 Scheiden - ahnlich, a. sheath-like, 
 
 vaginal 
 Scheiden-anlage, /. rudiment of 
 
 vagina 
 Scheiden-ansatz, m, vaginal inser- 
 tion 
 Scheiden-arterie, /. vaginal artery 
 Scheiden-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Scheiden-ausHuss, m. vaginal dis- 
 charge 
 Scheiden-ausgang, m. orifice or out- 
 let of vagina 
 Scheiden-ausspritzung, /. syringing 
 
 of vagina 
 Scheiden-ausspiilung, /. washing out 
 of vagina 
 
 456 
 
 Scheiden-ausstopfung, /. pluggmg 
 of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-ausstulpung, /. extrover- 
 sion of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-auswaschung, /. washing 
 out of vagina 
 
 Scheiden - band, n. vaginal liga- 
 ment 
 
 Scheiden-bandnaht, /. suturing of 
 vaginal ligament 
 
 Scheiden-bezirk, m. vaginal region 
 
 Scheiden-bildung, /. artificial forma- 
 tion of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-blasen- (in compds.), vesi- 
 co-vaginal 
 
 Scheiden-blasenbruch, m. vesico- 
 vaginal hernia 
 
 Scheiden-blasenfistel, /. vesico-vagi- 
 nal fistula 
 
 Scheiden-blasenschnitt, m. vaginal 
 cystotomy 
 
 Scheiden-blasenwandung, /. vesico- 
 vaginal wall 
 
 Scheiden-blindsack, m. vaginal cul- 
 de-sac 
 
 Scheiden-blutader, /. vaginal vein 
 
 Scheiden-blutadergeflecht, n. vaginal 
 venous plexus 
 
 Scheiden-blutfluss, m. = -blutung 
 
 Scheiden-blutung, /. vaginal haemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Scheiden-brand, m. gangrene of 
 vagina 
 
 Scheiden-bruch, m. vaginal hernia 
 
 Scheiden-bruchsack, m. sac of vagi- 
 nal hernia 
 
 Scheiden-damm- (in compds.), peri- 
 neo-vaginal 
 
 Scheiden - dammfistel, /. perineo- 
 vaginal fistula 
 
 Scheiden - dammriss, m. perineo- 
 vaginal rupture 
 
 Scheiden-dammwunde, /. perineo- 
 vaginal wound 
 
 Scheiden-darmbruch, m, intestino- 
 vaginal hernia 
 
 Scheiden-druse, /. vaginal gland 
 
 Scheiden-diinndarmiistel, /. entero- 
 vaginal fistula 
 
 Scheiden-eingang, m, vaginal orifice 
 
 Scheiden-eingangskrampf, m. vagin- 
 ismus 
 
 Scheiden-einspritzung, /. vaginal in- 
 jection 
 
 Scheiden-eiterung, f. vaginal suppu- 
 ration 
 
 Scheiden-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-entztindung, /. vaginitis 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sch 
 
 Scheiden - erkrankung, /. vaginal 
 
 affection 
 Scheiden-erweiterung, /. dilatation 
 
 of vagina 
 Scheiden-falte, /. vaginal fold 
 Scheiden-feuchtigkeit, /. moisture of 
 
 vagina 
 Scheiden-fistel, /. vaginal fistula 
 Scheiden-fiache, /. vaginal surface 
 Scheiden-fluss, m. = -ausfluss 
 Scheiden-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Scheiden-fortsatz, m. vaginal pro- 
 cess 
 Scheiden-gebarmuttervorfall, m. va- 
 
 gino-uterine prolapse 
 Scheiden-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 Scheiden-gegend, /. vaginal region 
 Scheiden-geschwulst, /. vaginal tu- 
 mour 
 Scheiden - geschwur, w. vaginal 
 
 ulcer 
 Scheiden-gewolbe, n. vault of vagina 
 Scheiden-gewolberiss, m. rupture in 
 
 vaginal vault 
 Scheiden-griibchen, n. vaginal recess 
 Scheiden-grund, m. floor of vagina 
 Scheiden-halter, m. vaginal retrac- 
 tor or hook 
 Scheidenhaut, /. tunica vaginalis 
 Scheidenhaut-blutung, /. hajmor- 
 rhage into tunica vaginalis, hae- 
 matocele 
 Scheidenhaut - entziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of tunica vaginalis 
 Scheidenhaut - hohle, /. cavity of 
 
 tunica vaginalis 
 Scheidenhaut-sack, m. sac of tunica 
 
 vaginalis 
 Scheidenhaut- wassersucht, /. hydro- 
 cele 
 Scheidenhaut-zotte, /. ovarium mas- 
 
 culinum 
 Scheiden-hohlung, /. vaginal lumen 
 Scheiden-kaiserschnitt, m. laparo- 
 
 elytrotomy 
 Scheiden-kanal, m. vaginal canal 
 Scheiden-katarrh, m. vaginal catarrh 
 Scheiden-klappe, /. hymen 
 Scheiden-kl9.ppenwarzchen, n. car- 
 
 unculse myrtiformes 
 Scheiden-krampf, m. vaginismus 
 Scheiden-krankheit, /. vaginal dis- 
 ease 
 Scheiden-kranz, m. vaginal pessary 
 Scheiden-krebs, m. cancer of vagina 
 Scheiden-kiihler, m. vaginal cooler 
 Scheiden-lange, /. length of vagina 
 Scheiden-leideni n. — -krankheit 
 Scheiden-lichtung, /. vaginal lumen 
 
 Scheiden-mangel, m. absence of 
 
 vagina 
 Scheiden-mastdartn- (in compds.)> 
 
 recto-vaginal 
 Scheiden-mastdarmfistel, /. recto- 
 vaginal fistula 
 Scheiden-mastdarmwand, /. recto- 
 vaginal wall 
 Scheiden-missbildung, /, malforma- 
 tion of vagina 
 Scheiden-mund, m. ■= -miindung 
 Scheiden-miindung, /. vaginal orifice 
 Scheiden-naht, /. vaginal suture 
 Scheiden-narbe, /. cicatrix in vagina 
 Scheiden-neubildung, /. vaginal new- 
 growth 
 Scheiden-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Scheiden-offnung, /. = -mundung 
 Scheiden-polyp, m. vaginal polypus 
 Scheiden-puls, m, vaginal pulse 
 Scheiden-pulsader, /, = -arterie 
 Scheiden-raum, m. vaginal space or 
 
 cavity 
 Scheiden-reinigung,/. vaginal cleans- 
 ing 
 Scheiden-riss, m. laceration or tear 
 
 of vagina 
 Scheiden-rohr, n. = -kanal 
 Scheiden-runzel, /. = -falte 
 Scheiden-sack, m. = -blindsack 
 Scheiden-schamlippenbruch, m. va- 
 
 gino-labial hernia 
 Scheiden-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Scheiden-schleim, m. vaginal mucus 
 Scheiden-schleimdriise, /. vaginal 
 
 mucous gland 
 Scheiden - schleimfluss, m. leucor- 
 
 rhcea 
 Scheiden - schleimhaut, /. vaginal 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Scheiden-schleimhautentziindung, /. 
 
 vaginitis 
 Scheiden-schliesser, m, sphincter 
 
 vaginas 
 Scheiden - schliessmuskel, m. <= 
 
 -schliesser 
 Scheiden-schmerz, m, vagina 
 Scheiden - schnitt, m, colpotomy, 
 
 elytrotomy 
 Scheiden-schniirer, m. =• -schliess- 
 muskel 
 Scheiden-schwangerschaft, /. vagi- 
 nal pregnancy 
 Scheiden-schwellgewebe, n. vaginal 
 
 erectile tissue 
 Scheiden-senkung, /. descent or pro- 
 lapse of vagina 
 Scheiden-spiegel, m, vaginal specu- 
 lum 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Scheyen-sppitze, /. vaginal syringe 
 
 Scheiden-spiilung, f. = -ausspiilung 
 
 Scheiden-steinschnitt, m. vaginal 
 lithotomy 
 
 Scheiden -. tamponade, /. vaginal 
 plugging 
 
 Scheiden-tatnpotiierung, /. = -tam- 
 ponade 
 
 Scheiden-teil, m. vaginal portion 
 
 Scheiden-tripper, m. vaginal gonor- 
 rhoea 
 
 Scheiden-umstiilpung, /. inversion of 
 vagina 
 
 Scheiden-untersuchung, /. examina- 
 tion of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-veranderung, /. vaginal 
 change 
 
 Scheiden-verdoppelung, /. duplica- 
 tion of vagina (congenital) 
 
 Scheiden-verengend, a. constricting 
 vagina 
 
 Scheiden-verengerung, /. contrac- 
 tion or stricture of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-verklebung, /. vaginal ad- 
 hesion 
 
 Seheiden-verkummerung, /. arrest 
 of development of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-verletzung, /. vaginal in- 
 jury 
 
 Scheiden-verschliessung, /. ■= -ver- 
 schluss 
 
 Scheiden-verschluss, m. vaginal atre- 
 sia 
 
 Scheiden-verschwarung, /. vaginal 
 ulceration 
 
 Scheiden-verwachsung, /. adhesion 
 of vaginal walls 
 
 Scheiden-vorfall, m. vaginal pro- 
 lapse 
 
 Scheiden - vorhof, m. vestibulum 
 vaginae 
 
 Scheiden-wand, /. vaginal wall 
 
 Scheideq-wandentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of vaginal wall 
 
 Scheiden-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Scheiden-wulst, m. ruga of vagina 
 
 Scheiden-wunde, /. vaginal wound 
 
 Scheiden-aerreissung, /. laceration of 
 vagina 
 
 Scheidewand, /. septum, partition, 
 dividing-wall 
 
 Scheidewand-hohle, /. fifth ventricle 
 
 Scheidewand-knorpel, m. cartilage 
 of septum 
 
 Scheidewand-lappen, m. parietal seg- 
 n\ent 
 
 Scheidewasser, n. nitric acid 
 
 Schein- (in compds.), apparent, 
 false, pseudo-, fictitious, spurious 
 
 Schein-bar, a. apparent, seeming, 
 
 likely 
 Schein-bares Bild, n. virtual image 
 Schein-bild, n. phantom, false image, 
 
 illusion 
 Schein-blind, a. apparently blind 
 Schein-faden, m.pl. pseudo-threads 
 Schein-fiJsse, m.pl. pseudopodia 
 Scheiden-gelenk, n. pseudoarthrosis 
 Schein-heilung, /. apparent cure 
 Schein-krank, a. sham-sick, malin- 
 
 Schein-kranke, m. & f. malmgerer 
 
 Schein-krankheit, /. feigned or fic- 
 titious sickness, malingering 
 
 Schein-leiche, /. an apparently dead 
 body 
 
 Schein-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Schein-mittel, n. a placebo 
 
 Schein-reduktiop, /. apparent reduc- 
 tion (of hernia or joint) 
 
 Schein - schwangerschaft, /. false 
 pregnancy 
 
 Schein-tod, m. apparent death, sus- 
 pended animation 
 
 Schein-todstarre, /. rigor in an 
 apparently dead body, rigor syn- 
 copticus 
 
 Schein-tot, a. apparently dead 
 
 Schein-tote, m. & /. an apparently 
 dead person 
 
 Schein-zwitter, m. pseudo-herma- 
 phrodite 
 
 Schein-zwitterbildung, /. pseudo- 
 hermaphrodism 
 
 Scheitel, m. crown of the head, 
 vertex, top ; parting of the hair 
 
 Scheitel- (in compds.), parietal, 
 vertex 
 
 Scheitel-ansicht, /. norma verticalis 
 
 Scheitel-band, n. urachal fold 
 
 Scheitel-bein, n. parietal bone 
 
 Scheitelbein-einsteUung, /. parietal 
 presentation 
 
 Scheitelbein - hocker, m. parietal 
 eminence 
 
 Scheitelbein-kriimmung, /. curva- 
 ture of parietal bone 
 
 Scheitelbefn-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 
 Scheitelbein-lappchen, n. parietal 
 lobule 
 
 Scheitelbein-Ioch, n. parietal fora- 
 men 
 
 Scheitelbein-naht, /. parietal suture 
 
 Scheitel-beuge, /. parietal bend 
 
 Scheitel-bogen, m. parietal arch 
 
 Scheitel-hogenwindyqg, /. parietal 
 convolution 
 
 Scheitel-breite, /. parietal diameter 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sch 
 
 Scheitel-einstellting, /. vertex pre- 
 sentation 
 Scheitel-furohe, /. sulcus parietalis 
 Scheitel-gebiet, «. = -gegend 
 Scheitel-geburt, /. vertex delivery 
 SeheJtel-gegend, /. parietal region 
 Scheitel-geschwulst, /. caput succe- 
 
 daneum 
 Scheitel-haar, n. hair of vertex 
 
 capitis 
 Scheitel-bocker, m. parietal emi- 
 nence 
 Schietel - b6ckerlappchen, n. quad- 
 rate lobule (of cerebnim) 
 Scheitel-bohe, /. vertex capitis 
 Scheitel-knochen, m. (and compds.), 
 
 = -bein 
 Scheitel-krummung, /. parietal cur- 
 vature 
 Scheitel-Iage, /. = -einstellung 
 Scheitel-lappchen, n. parietal lobe 
 Scheitel-lappen, m. = -lappchen 
 Schgitel-iappenwindung, /. convolu- 
 tion of parietal lobe 
 Scheitel-loch, n. parietal foramen 
 Scheitel-naht, /. parietal suture 
 Scheitel-irand, m. parietal margin or 
 
 border 
 SoheiteUwindung, f. parietal convo- 
 lution 
 Scheitel-wirbel, m. parietal vertebra 
 Schelfern, v.i. to peel, to scale, to 
 
 exfoliate 
 Schellack, m. shellac 
 Schettengerausch, n. bruit de grelot 
 Sehellfisch, m. cod 
 Schellkraut, n. Herba chelidonii, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Schemmelbein, n. genu valgum 
 Schenkel, m. lower extremit\' (with- 
 out the foot) ; thigh ; leg ; crus, 
 piUar, peduncle 
 Schenkel- (in compds.), femoral, 
 
 crural 
 Sehenkel-ader, /. femoral vein 
 Schenkel-anzieher, m. adductor of 
 . thigh 
 
 Schenkel-arterie, /. femoral artery 
 Schenkel-band, n. crural ligament 
 Schenkel-bein, «. femur 
 SchenkeUbeinbruch, m. fracture of 
 
 femur 
 Schenkel -beingef ass, n. femoral vessel 
 Schenkel-beinhals, m. neck of femur 
 Schenkel^beinknorren, m. condyle of 
 
 femur . 
 Schenkel -beinkopf, m. head of femur 
 Schenkel , heinmuskel, m, thigh 
 muscle 
 
 Schenkel-beuge, /. inguinal furrow, 
 
 groin 
 Schenkel-binde, /. crural ligament 
 Schenkel - bindenspanner, m. tensor 
 
 vaginae femoris 
 Schenkel-blutader, /. femoral vein 
 Schenkel-bogen, m. crural arch 
 Schenkel-bruch, m. femoral hernia 
 Schenkel - bruchband, n. truss for 
 
 femoral hernia 
 Schenkel-bug, m. = -beuge 
 Schenkel-darmbruchj m. femoral 
 
 enterocele 
 Schenkel-dreher, m. trochanter 
 Schenkel - dreieck, n. femoral tri- 
 angle 
 Schenkel-falte, /. femoral fold 
 Schenkel-fascie, /. (and compds.), 
 
 vide -binde 
 Schenkel-flache, /. femoral surface 
 Schenkel-gefass, n. femoral vessel 
 Schenkel-gegend, /. crural region 
 Schenkel-gelenk, n. hip-joint 
 Schenkel-geschwulst, /. tumour of 
 
 thigh 
 Schenkel-geschwulst, /. (der Woch- 
 
 nerinnen), white leg 
 Schenkel-grube, /. saphenous opening 
 Schenkel-hals, m. neck of femur 
 Schenkel-ha.Isbruch, m, fracture of 
 
 neck of femur 
 Schenkel-harnblasenbruch, m. femo- 
 ral hernia containing a part of the 
 bladder 
 Schenkel-hernie, /. femoral hernia 
 Schenkel-hinterflache, /. posterior 
 
 surface of thigh 
 Schenkel - hocker, m. condyle of 
 
 femur 
 Schenkel-innenflache, /. inner sur- 
 face of thigh 
 Schenkel-kanal, m.- femoral canal 
 Schenkel-knochen, m. (and compds.) 
 
 = -bein 
 Schenkel-knorren, m. trochanter 
 Schenkel-kopf, m. head of femur 
 Schenkel-kopfband, n. ligament of 
 
 head of femur 
 Schenkel-kopfentfernung, /. resec- 
 tion of head of femur 
 Schenkel-kopfverrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of hip 
 Schenkel-muskel, m, thigh muscle, 
 
 crureus 
 Schenkel-nerv, m. crural nerve 
 Schenkel-nervlahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of crural nerve 
 Schenkel-netzbruch, m. femoral epi- 
 plocele 
 
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 Schenkel-odem, n. oedema of thigh 
 Schenkel-oberilache, /. surface of 
 
 thigh 
 Schenkel-offnung, /. opening in 
 
 femoral ring 
 Schenkel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Schenkel-riemen, m. thigh-strap 
 Schenkel-ring, tn. femoral ring 
 Schenkel-schall, m. absolutely dull 
 
 percussion sound 
 Schenkel-schiene, /. thigh-splint 
 Schenkel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Schenkel-schmerz, m. pain in the 
 
 thigh 
 Schenkel-sporn, m. spur of femur 
 Schenkel-umdreher, m. rotator of 
 
 thigh 
 Schenkel-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Schenkel-verkrummung, /. curva- 
 ture of thigh, coxa vara 
 Schenkel-vorderflache, /. anterior 
 
 surface of thigh 
 Schenkel-zuzieher, m. adductor of 
 
 thigh 
 Scherbenkobalt, m. arsenic 
 Schere, /. scissors 
 Scheren-blatt, n. blade of scissors 
 Scherende Flechte, /. ringworm 
 Scheren-haar, n. hair the end of 
 
 which has Iseen cut by scissors 
 Scheren-pinzette, /. = -zange 
 Scheren-schloss, n. lock of scissors 
 Scheren-zange, /. cutting-forceps 
 Scheu, /. timidity 
 
 Schewelkopf, m. agaricus fasciculus 
 Schicht, /. stratum, layer, bed 
 Schichten, v.i. to stratify, to place in 
 
 layers 
 Schichtenphlegmonen, pi, diffuse 
 
 subcutaneous cellulitis 
 Schichtenweise, adv. in layers, strati- 
 fied 
 Schichtstar, m. lamellar cataract 
 Schichtung, f. stratification 
 Schichtungsebene, /. plane of strati- 
 fication 
 Schichtwasser, n. ground-water 
 Schiebegelenk, n. arthrodial joint 
 Schieber, m. = Schieberpinzette 
 Schieberpinzette, /. torsion or clamp 
 
 forceps with sliding catch 
 Schief, a. oblique, sloping, slanting, 
 
 wry, distorted, crooked 
 Schief-bein, n. crooked leg 
 Schief - beinig, a. crooked-legged, 
 
 knock-kneed 
 Schief-bruch, m. oblique fracture 
 Schief-einstellung, /. oblique pre- 
 sentation 
 
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 Schiefer, m. slate ; splmter 
 Schieferig, a. scaly, flaky 
 Schiefern, v.i. & refl. to come off in 
 
 scales, to exfoliate 
 Schief erung,/. exfoUation, peeling off 
 Schief-gliederigkeit, /. crooked con- 
 dition of limbs 
 Schief-hals, m. wry-neck, torticollis 
 Schief-halsig, a. wry-necked 
 Schief-halsigkeit, /. = -hals 
 Schief - heit, /. obUqueness, obli- 
 quity ; crookedness 
 Schief-lage, /. oblique presentation ; 
 
 oblique position 
 Schief-maul, n. wry-mouth 
 Schief-nase, /. wry-nose 
 Schief-nasig, a. wry-nosed 
 Schief-sehen, n. squinting 
 Schiefstehen, n. strabismus 
 Schief-werden, n. the becoming or 
 
 growing crooked 
 Schief-wuchs, m. scoliosis 
 Schiel- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 strabismus 
 Schiel-auge, n. squint-eye 
 Schiel-augig, a. squint-eyed 
 Schiel-brille, /. strabismus spectacles 
 Schielen, v.i. to squint 
 Schielen, n. squinting, strabismus 
 Schieler, m. a squinting person 
 Schiel-haken, m. strabismus-hook 
 Schiel -hakchen, n. = -haken 
 Schiel-messer, n. strabismus-knife 
 Schiel-nadel, /. strabismus-needle 
 Schiel-operation, /. strabotomy 
 Schiel-winkel, m. angle of strabis- 
 mus 
 Schienbein, n. tibia 
 Schienbein- (in compds.), tibial 
 Schienbein-arterie, /. tibial artery 
 Schienbein-blutader, /. tibial vein 
 Schienbein-bruch, m, fracture of 
 
 tibia 
 Schienbein-flache, /. tibial surface 
 Schienbein-gegend, /. region of tibia 
 Schienbein-grate, /. end of tibia 
 Schienbein-hocker, m. tubercle of 
 
 tibia 
 Schienbein-kante, /. edge of shin- 
 bone 
 Schienbein-knochen, m. tibia 
 Schienbein-knorren, m, tuberosity 
 
 or condyle of tibia 
 Schienbein-kopf, m. head of tibia 
 Schienbein-leiste, /. ridge of tibia 
 Schienbein - muskel, m. tibialis 
 
 muscle 
 Schienbein - muskeldurchschneid- 
 ung, /. section of tibialis muscle 
 
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 Schienbein - muskelverkiirzung, /. 
 contraction or shortening of 
 tibialis muscle 
 Schienbein-nerv, m. tibial nerve 
 Schienbein-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Schienbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Schienbein-rand, m. shin 
 Schienbein - rohre, /. medullary 
 
 cavity of tibia 
 Schienbein-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Schienbein-stachel, m. tubercle of 
 
 tibia 
 Schienbein-vene, /. ■= -blutader 
 Schienchen, n. a little splint 
 Schiene, /. splint 
 Schienen, v.t. to splint 
 Schienen-anlegung, /. applying a 
 
 splint 
 Schienen-naht, /. splint suture 
 Schienen-verband, m. splint dressing 
 Schierling, m. herolock, conium 
 Schierlings-blatter, n.pl. hemlock- 
 leaves 
 Schierlings-kraut, n. = -blatter 
 Schierlings-pflaster, n. hemlock- 
 plaster 
 Schierlings-salbe, /. hemlock-plaster 
 SchiessbaumwoUe, /. gun-cotton 
 Schiffbein, n. scaphoid bone 
 Schiffbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 scaphoid bone 
 Schiffbein-gelenk, n. cuneo-scaphoid 
 
 articulation 
 Schiffbein-hocker, m. tuberosity of 
 
 scaphoid bone 
 Schiffchenformig, a. = Schifformig 
 Schifferknoten, m. reef-knot 
 Schifformig, a. scaphoid, navicular 
 Schiffkeilbein- (in compds.), cuneo- 
 scaphoid 
 Schiffkeilbein-band, n. cuneo-sca- 
 phoid ligament 
 SchifEkeilbein-gelenk, n. cuneo-sca- 
 phoid articulation 
 Schiffs-apotheke, /. ship's medicine- 
 stores or -chest 
 Schiffs-arzt, m. ship's doctor 
 Schiffs-hygiene, /. hygiene on board 
 
 ship 
 Schiffs-pech, n. pitch 
 Schiffs-tjrphus, m. ship typhus 
 Schiffwiirfelbein- (in compds.), na- 
 
 viculo-cuboid 
 Schiffwurfelbein-band, n. naviculo- 
 
 cuboid ligament 
 Schiff wurfelbein-gelenk, n. navicuf o- 
 
 cuboid articulation 
 Schilddfuse, f. thyroid gland 
 Schilddru$en- (in compds,), thyroid 
 
 Schilddrtisen-anschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of thyroid gland 
 
 Schilddrusen-arterie, /. thyroid ar- 
 tery 
 
 Schilddriisen - blutader, /. thyroid 
 vein 
 
 Schilddriisen-brucke, /. isthmus of 
 thyroid 
 
 Schilddriisen-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of thyroid gland 
 
 Schilddriisen-entfernung, /. removal 
 of thyroid gland 
 
 Schilddrusen-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of thyroid gland 
 
 Schilddrusen-fiitterung, /. feeding 
 with thyroid 
 
 Schilddriisen-gegend, /. thyroid re- 
 gion 
 
 Schilddriisen-geschwulst, /. thyroid 
 tumour 
 
 Schilddrusen - gewebe, n. thyroid 
 tissue 
 
 Schilddriisen-horn, n. pyramid of 
 thyroid 
 
 Schilddriisen-lappchen, n. lobe of 
 thyroid 
 
 Schilddriisen - lappen, m. •= -lapp- 
 chen 
 
 Schilddriisen-nacken- (in compds.), 
 thyro-cervical 
 
 Schilddriisen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Schilddriisen-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Schilddriisen-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Schilddrusen-vergrosserung, /. en- 
 largement of thyroid 
 
 Schildformig, a. thyroid 
 
 Schildgiessbecken- (in compds.), 
 vide Schildgiesskannen- 
 
 Schildgiesskannen- (in compds.), 
 thyro-arytenoid 
 
 Schildgiesskannen-band, n. .thyro- 
 arytenoid ligament 
 
 Schildgiesskannen-muskel, m. thyro- 
 arytenoid muscle 
 
 Schildkehldeckel- (in compds.), 
 thjTO-epiglottic 
 
 Schildkehldeckel-band, n. thyro-epi- 
 
 - glottic ligament 
 
 Schildkehldeckel-muskel, m. thj^ro- 
 epiglottideus muscle 
 
 Schildknorpel, m. thyroid cartilage 
 
 Schildknorpel - flache, /. surface of 
 thyroid cartilage 
 
 Schildknorpel - giesskannenknorpel- 
 band, n. thyro-arytenoid ligament 
 
 Schildknorpel-horn, n, comu of thy- 
 roid cartilage 
 
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 Schildkjiorpel - keMdeckelband, n. 
 thyro-epiglottic ligament 
 
 SchildknorjJel-iplatte, /. ala of thy- 
 roid cartilage 
 
 Schildknorpel-rand, m. border of 
 thyroid cartilage 
 
 Schildknorpel-zungeiibeinmuskel, m . 
 thyro-hyoid miiscle 
 
 Schildkrdtengeschwulst, /. flat tor- 
 toise-shaped tumour 
 
 Schildkrotenverband, m. overlap- 
 ping bandage for angular joints 
 
 Schildringknorpelarterie, /. crico- 
 thyroid artery 
 
 Schildzungenbeinmuskel, m. thyro- 
 hyoid muscle 
 
 Schilferflechte, /. exfoliative derma- 
 titis 
 
 Schilferig, a. peeling off, scaling, ex- 
 foliating 
 
 Schilfern, v.i. & refl, to peel off, to 
 exfoliate 
 
 Schilfernd, a. exfoliating, scaling 
 
 Schilferung, /. scaling, desquama- 
 tion, exfoliation 
 
 Schimmel, m. mould, mucor, fungus- 
 mould, mouldy scum 
 
 Schimmel-bildend, a. mould- or 
 mouldy scum-forming 
 
 Schimmel-bildung, /. formation of 
 mould or mouldy scum 
 
 Schimmel-geruch, /. mouldy or 
 musty smeU 
 
 Schimmelig, a. mouldy, musty 
 
 Schimmel-mykose, /. disease due to 
 a mould-fungus 
 
 Schimmeln, v.i. to get mouldy or 
 musty 
 
 Schimmel-pilze, m.pl. mould-fungi, 
 hyphomycetes 
 
 Schimmel-pilzkrankheit, /. any dis- 
 ease due to mould-fungi 
 
 Schindel, /. splint € 
 
 Schindeln, v.t. to splint 
 
 Schindylesis, /. grooved suture 
 
 Schinkenmilz, /. ham-like spleen 
 
 Schinnen, f.pl. dandruff 
 
 Schinsengwurzel, /. ginseng root 
 
 Schistocyte, /. microcyte 
 
 Schistoglossie, /. congenital fissure 
 of tongue 
 
 Schistoprosopie, /. congenital cleft- 
 face 
 
 Schistosoma, n. monster with extro- 
 verted viscera and defective limbs 
 
 Schizoblepharie, /. palpebral colo- 
 boma 
 
 Schizokephalus, m, monster with 
 cleft skull 
 
 Sthizomyceten, pi. schizomycet€S 
 Schlachthaustierarzt, m. veterinary- 
 surgeon-inspector of slaughter- 
 houses 
 Schlacke, /. sediment, effete matter 
 Schlaf, m. sleep ; rest, repose 5 
 temple (for compds. relating to 
 the temple, vide under Schlafen-) 
 Schlaf-ahnlich, a. resembling sleep 
 Schlaf-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Schlaf-arznei, f. soporific, hypnotic, 
 
 narcotic 
 Schlaf-bediirfnis, n. necessity for 
 
 sleep 
 Schlaf - befordernd, a. promoting 
 
 sleep, soporific 
 Schlaf-btingend, a. inducing sleep 
 Schlafchen, n. short sleep, nap 
 Schlafe, /. temple 
 Schlafen- (in compds.), temporal 
 Schlafen, v.i. to sleep 
 Schlafen-ader, /. temporal nerve 
 Schlafen-arterie, /. temporal artery 
 Schlafen-ast, m. temporal branch 
 Schlafenbein, n. temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein-fortsatz, m. process of 
 
 temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein-fuge, /. = -naht 
 Schlaf enbein-griff elf ortsatz, m. sty- 
 loid process of temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein-jochfortsatz, m. zygo- 
 matic process of temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein-naht, /. squamous su- 
 ture 
 Schlafenbein -pyramide, /. pyramidal 
 or petrous portion of temporal 
 bone 
 Schlafenbein-schuppe, /. squamous 
 
 portion of temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein - warzenfortsatz, m. 
 mastoid process of temporal bone 
 Schlafenbein-zitzenfortsate, m. = 
 
 -warzenfortsatz 
 Schlafen-binde, /. = -fascie 
 Schlafen-blutader, /. temporal vein 
 Schlafen-fascie, /. temporal fascia 
 Schlafen-flache, /. temporal surface 
 Schlafen-flugel, m. temporal portion 
 
 of sphenoid 
 Schlafen-fortsatz, m, process of 
 
 temporal bone 
 Schlafen-furche, /. temporal sulcus 
 Schlafen-gefass, n. temporal vessel 
 Schlafen-^egend, /. temporal region 
 Schlafen-grube, /. temporal fossa 
 Schlafen - horn, a. inferior comu of 
 lateral ventricle 
 
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 Schiafen-knochen, m. (and compds.), 
 
 vide -bein 
 Schlafen-lappen, m. temporal lobe 
 Schlafen-lappengegend, /. region of 
 
 temporal lobe 
 Schlafeu-lappenwindung, /. convo- 
 lution of temporal lobe 
 Schlafen-leiste, /. temporal ridge or 
 
 line 
 Schlafen-muskel, m. temporal muscle 
 Schlafen-nerv, m. temporal nerve 
 Schlafen-pol, m. anterior end of 
 
 temporal lobe 
 Schlafen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Schlafen-pyramide, /. = -beinpyra- 
 
 mide 
 Schlafen-rand, m. temporal border 
 Schlafen - saugader, /. temporal 
 
 lymph-vessel 
 Schlafen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Schlafen-schuppe, /. squamous por- 
 tion of temporal bone 
 Schlafen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Schlafen- windung, /, temporal con- 
 volution 
 Schlafen-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Schlaf-erzeugend, a. — -bringend 
 Schlaff, a. slack, loose, flaccid, 
 
 flabby, soft, relaxed 
 Schlaffheit, /. slackness, indolence, 
 atony, relaxation, flaccidity, flab- 
 biness 
 Schlaf-krank, a. = -siichtig 
 Schlaf-krankheit, /. = -sucht 
 Schlaf -kraut, n. hyoscyamus, hen- 
 bane 
 Schlaf-lahmung, /. sleep-palsy 
 Schlaf-leben, n. sleep-life 
 Schlaf-los, a. sleepless 
 Schlaf-losigkeit, /. sleeplessness 
 Schlaf-machehd, a. = -bringend 
 Schlaf-mangel, m. want or absence 
 
 of sleep 
 Schlaf-mittel, n. a soporific fe 
 Schlaf-mohn, m. opium poppy 
 Schlaf-muskel, m. temporal muscle 
 Schlaf-nerv, m. temporal nerve 
 Schlaf-reden, n. talking in one's 
 
 sleep 
 SchlMrig, a. sleepy, drowsy 
 Schlafrigkeit, /. sleepiness, drowsi- 
 ness 
 Schlaf-scheu, /. dread of sleeping, 
 
 hypnophobia 
 Schlaf-stube, /. =» -zimmer 
 Schlaf-sucht, /. morbid sleepiness, 
 
 hypnosis, sopor, lethargy 
 Schtaf-siichtig, a. morbidly sleepy, 
 lethargic, comatose 
 
 Schlaf-suchtmittel, n. antihypnotio 
 Schlaf-trank, m. a sleeping-draught 
 Schlaf-trunk, m. a sleeping-cup, 
 
 " night-cap " 
 Schlaf -trunken, a. overcome with 
 
 sleep, drowsy 
 Schlaf-trunkeilh6it, /. somnolence, 
 
 drowsiness 
 Schlaf-vertreibend, a. antihypnotio 
 Schlaf-wachen, n. awaking from 
 sleep ; the condition of partial 
 consciousness on awaking 
 Schlaf-wachen, n. (magnetisches), 
 
 magnetic clairvoyance 
 Schlaf-wachsucht, /. coma vigil 
 Schlaf-wandeln, n. somnambulism 
 Schlaf-wahdler, m. somnambulist 
 Schlaf-wirkend, a. = -bringend 
 Schlaf-zimmer, n. bedroom 
 Schlaf -zustand, m. sleeping condition 
 Schlag, m. blow, stroke, beat, pulsa- 
 tion ; apoplectic seizure ; shock 
 Schlagaider, f. = Arterie, artery ; 
 
 vide for all compds. Arterien- 
 Schlig-ahnlich, a. apoplectiform 
 Schlag-anfall; m. apoplectic seizure 
 Schlag-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Schlagen, v.t. & i. to beat, to strike, 
 to hit ; to pulsate, to palpitate, 
 to throb 
 Schlagen, n. beating, pulsation, pal- 
 pitation, throbbing 
 Schlagender Jammer, m. eclampsia 
 
 infantum 
 Schlag-fertig, a. apoplectic 
 Schlag-fiuss, m. apoplexy 
 Schlag - flussShnlieh, a. apoplecti- 
 form 
 Schlag-flussartig, a. = -flussahnlich 
 Schlag-fliissige, m. & f. a. subject of 
 
 apoplexy 
 Schlagung, /. punching (ihaissage) 
 Schlag-volumen, n. output of heart 
 Schlag-wasser, n. Spiritus melissae 
 
 compositus. Ph. G. 
 Schlag-weite, /. (der Rontgenrohre), 
 flash or spark distance in Rontgen 
 bulb 
 Schlag-wunde, /. contused wound 
 Schlag-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Schlammbad, n. mud- or bog-bath 
 SchlSmmen, v.t. to elutriate, to 
 
 purify, to clear 
 Schlanimfieber, n. -krankheit, /. 
 an infectious disease of marshy 
 districts 
 Schlammkreid6, /. prepared chalk 
 Schlatigfe, /. snake 
 Schlangen-biss, m, snake-bite 
 
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 Schlangen-formig, a. sinuous, serpi- 
 ginous 
 Schlangen-gift, n. snake-poison 
 Schlangen-kraut, n. snake-root 
 Schlangen-kriimmung, /. scoliosis 
 Schlahgen-wurz, /. = -kraut 
 Schlangen-wurzel, /. (rote), alcanna 
 
 root 
 Schlangen-wurzel, /. (virginische), 
 
 serpentaria root 
 Schlank, a. slender, slim, slight, 
 
 gracilis 
 Schlankheit, /. slenderness, slightness 
 Schlapp, a. = Schlaff 
 Schlauch, m. tube, pipe, cannula, 
 
 cylinder, elastic tube 
 Schlauch-bildung, /. tubular forma- 
 tion 
 Schlauch-driise, /. tiibular gland 
 Schlauch-formig, a. tubular, cylin- 
 drical 
 Schlauch-geschwulst, /. cylindroma 
 Schlauch-krebs, m. cylindro-carci- 
 
 noma 
 Schlauch-lahmung, /. paralysis from 
 improper use of Esmarch's ban- 
 dage 
 Schlauch-pilze, m.pl. ascomycetes 
 Schlauch-sarkom, n. cylindroma 
 Schlauch-sporen, j.pl. tubular spores 
 Schlauch-zelle, /. tubular cell 
 Schlechtbeschaffen, a. in poor con- 
 dition 
 Schlehenbliiten, ^.pl. blackthorn 
 
 flowers 
 Schleichend, a. slow, lingering 
 Schleichfieber, n. slow fever 
 Schleichgift, n. a slow poison 
 Schleich'sches Verfahren, n. infiltra- 
 tion anaesthesia 
 Schleifbrett, n. a sliding-board 
 Schleife, /. loop ; fiUet, lemniscus 
 Schleifen-bahn, /. lemniscus tract 
 Schleifen-blatt, n. lemniscus 
 Schleifen-faser, /. fibre of the fillet 
 Schleifen-feld, n. = -blatt 
 Schleifen-formiger Kanal, m. loop of 
 
 Henle 
 Schleifen-gegend, /. region of the 
 
 lemniscus 
 Schleifen-kanal, m. looped tubule 
 Schleifen-kanalchen, n. = -kanal 
 Schleifen-kern, m. nucleus lemnisci 
 Schleifen-kreuzung, /. superior pyra- 
 midal decussation 
 Schleifen-schicht, /. stratum lem- 
 nisci, interolivary layer 
 Schleifen-verbindung, /. connection 
 or anastomosis in loops 
 
 Schleiferasthma, n. knife-grinders" 
 asthma 
 
 Schleim, m. slime ; mucus ; mucil- 
 age 
 
 Schleim- (in compds.), relatmg to 
 mucus, mucous, myx- 
 
 Schleim-abfuhr, /. removal of mucus 
 
 Schleim - abfuhrend, a. removing 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-abfiihrung, /. = -abfuhr 
 
 Schleim-abgang, m. discharge of 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-abgass, m. mucous cast 
 
 Schleim-absondernd, a. secreting 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-anhaufung, /. accumula- 
 tion of mucus 
 
 Schleim-ansammlung, /. = -anhauf- 
 ung 
 
 Schleim-art, /. kind of mucus 
 
 Schleim-artig, a. mucus-like, mu- 
 cous, mucoid 
 
 Schleim-ausleerung, /. evacuation of 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-auswurf, m. mucous expec- 
 toration 
 
 Schleim-balg, m. mucous follicle 
 
 Schleim-band, n. ligamentum mu- 
 cosum 
 
 ScMeim-beutel, m. bursa mucosa 
 
 Schleim-beutelentziindung, /. bur- 
 sitis 
 
 Schleim-beutelgeschwulst, /. bursal 
 tumour 
 
 Schleim-beutelwassersucht, f. dropsy 
 of bursa 
 
 Schleim-bildend, a. muciparous 
 
 Schleim-bildner, m. mucus-former 
 
 Schleim-bildung, /. formation of 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-blatt, n. mucous laj'er 
 
 Schleim-brechen, n. vomiting of 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-cyste, /. mucous cyst 
 
 Schleim-driise, /. mucous gland 
 
 Schleim-driisenausfiihrungsgang, m. 
 excretory duct of mucous gland 
 
 Schleim-driisenentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of mucous glands 
 
 Schleim-driisenschicht, /. layer of 
 mucous glands 
 
 Schleim-drusenschwellung, /. en- 
 largement of mucous glands 
 
 Schleim-driisenvergrosserung, /. = 
 -driisenschwellung 
 
 Schleim-eiterpfropf, m. muco-puru-, 
 lent thrombus 
 
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 Schleim-entartung, /. mucoid de- 
 generation 
 
 Schleim-erbrechen, n. brechen 
 
 Schleim-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 Schleim-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Schleim-faden, m. mucous thread 
 Schleim-familien, f.pl. = -kolonie 
 Schleim - fetzen, m. shreds of mu- 
 cus 
 Schleim-fieber, n. febris mucosa, a 
 name given formerly to any- 
 feverish affection in which the 
 patient secreted much mucus 
 Schleim-fluss, m. blennorrhoea 
 Schleim-garung, /. mucous fermen- 
 tation 
 Schleim-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained mucus 
 Schleim-gemisch, n. mucilage 
 Schleim-geschwulst, /. myxoma 
 Schleim-gewachs, n. mucous growth 
 
 or polypus 
 Schleim-gewebe, n. mucous tissue 
 Schleim-gewebsgeschwulst, /. myx- 
 oma 
 Schleim-grube, /. mucous fossa 
 Schleim-haltig, a. containing mucus 
 Schleim-hamorrhoiden, pi. haemor- 
 rhoids coated with mucus owing 
 to rectal inflammation 
 Schleim-harnen, n. urine containing 
 
 mucus 
 Schleim-harze, n.pl. gum-resins 
 Schleimhaut, /. mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-ahnlich, a. resembling 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-anschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Schleimhaut-auflockerung, /. soften- 
 ing of mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-auskleidung, /. lining 
 
 of mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-bekleidung, /. — -aus- 
 
 kleidung 
 Schleimhaut-bezirk, m. region of 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut - bindegewebe, n. con- 
 nective tissue of mucous mem- 
 brane 
 Schleimhaut-blatt, n. — -schicht 
 Schleimhaut-brand, m. gangrene of 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-bucht, /. a recess or 
 
 pouch of mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut-decke, /. covering of 
 
 mucous membrane 
 Schleimhaut - driise, /. mucous 
 gland 
 
 Schleimhaut - drusenausfiihrungs- 
 gang, m. excretory duct of mu- 
 cous gland 
 
 Schleimhaut-drtisenentzundung, /. 
 inflammation of mucous gland 
 
 Schleimhaut-drusenschicht, /. mu- 
 cous-gland layer 
 
 Schleimhaut-driisenverschwarung, /. 
 ulceration of mucous glands 
 
 Schleimhaut-eingang, m. mucous 
 orifice 
 
 Schleimhaut-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleitnhaut-erkrankung, /. affec- 
 tion of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-erweichung, /. — -auf- 
 lockerung 
 
 Schleimhaut-falte, /. fold of mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-flache, /. surface of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut - gebilde, n. a growth 
 composed of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut - gewebe, n. mucous 
 membrane tissue 
 
 Schleimhaut-hohle, /. cavity of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-insel, /. caruncle 
 
 Schleimhaut-kanal, m. mucous canal 
 
 Schleimhaut-krankheit, /. disease of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-krebs, m. cancer of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-leiden, n. ■= -krankheit 
 
 Schleimhaut-muskel, m. muscularis 
 mucosa 
 
 Schleimhaut-muskellage, /. muscu- 
 lar layer of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-narbe, /. mucous cica- 
 trix 
 
 Schleimhaut-oberfiache, /. = -flache 
 
 Schleimhaut-papel, /. mucous papule 
 
 Schleimhaut-pigmentierung, /. pig- 
 mentation of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-platte, /. = -schicht 
 
 Schleimhaut-polyp, m. polypus of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-quetschung, /. contu- 
 sion of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-reizbarkeit, /. irrita- 
 bility of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-reizung, /. irritation of 
 mucous membrane 
 
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Sch 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schljeimhaut-rohr, w.- mucous canal 
 
 Schleimhaut-rotung, /. reddening of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-schicht, /. layer of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Schleimhaut-schwund, m. atrophy 
 of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-iibertragung, /. trans- 
 plantation of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-iiberzug, m. = -aus- 
 kleidung 
 
 Schleimhaut-veranderung, /. change 
 of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-verdickung, /. thicken- 
 ing of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-vereiterung, /. = -ei- 
 terung 
 
 Schleimhaut-verhornung, /. cornifi.- 
 cation of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-verletzung, /. injury of 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut - verpfianzung, /. = 
 -ubertragung 
 
 Schleimhaut-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-wall, m. or -wand, /. 
 wall of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-wolf, m. lupus of mu- 
 cous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-wucherung, /. hyper- 
 trophy of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-wulst, m. ruga or ele^ 
 vafion of mucous membrane 
 
 Schleimhaut-zerfall, m. breaking 
 down or sloughing of mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Schleim-hohle, /. mucous cavity 
 
 Schleim-husten, m. mucous cough 
 
 Schleimicht, a. — Schleimig 
 
 Schleimig, a. mucous, slimy, mucil- 
 aginous 
 
 Schleimigkeit, /. sliminess, mucosity 
 
 Schleimig - klebrig, a. mucous and 
 adhesive 3 
 
 Schleimig-weich, a. soft and slimy 
 
 Schleim-kapsel, /. mucous capsule, 
 bursa mucosa 
 
 Schleim-klumpchen, n. little lump of 
 mucus 
 
 Schleim-kolik, /. mucous colitis 
 
 Schleim-kolonie, /. zoogloea 
 
 Schleim-korper, m. mucous body 
 
 Schleim-korperchen, w. mucous cor- 
 puscle 
 
 Schleim-krankheit, /. any catarrhal 
 disease 
 
 §chleim-krebs, m. colloid cancer 
 
 465 
 
 Schleim-losend, a. dissolving mucus 
 Schleim-mangel, m. deficiency of 
 
 mucus 
 Schleim-masse, /. mucous substance 
 Schleim-membran, /. (and compds.), 
 
 = -haut 
 Schleim-menge, /. amount of mucus 
 Schleim-metamorphose, /. mucous 
 
 metamorphosis 
 Schleim-netz, n. mucous reticulum 
 Schleim - netz, n. (Malpighisches), 
 
 rete Malpighii 
 Schleim-papel, /. mucous papule 
 Schleim-pfropf, m. mucous plug 
 Schleim-pfropfchen, n. = -pfropf 
 Schleim-pilze, m.pl. myxomyces 
 Schleim - polyp, m. mucous poly- 
 pus 
 Schleim-rasseln, n. mucous rale 
 Schleim-sack, m. = -balg 
 Schleim-sarkom, n. myxosarcoma 
 Schleim-sauer, a. mucic 
 Schleim-saure, /. mucic acid 
 Schleim-scheide, /. mucous sheath 
 Schleim-schicht, /. mucous layer 
 Schleim - schicht, /. (Malpighische), 
 
 rete Malpighii 
 Schleim-secretion, /. secretion of 
 
 mucus 
 Schleim > speicheldruse, /. mucous 
 
 salivary gland 
 Schleim-stein, m. concretion in mu- 
 cous membrane 
 Schleim-stoff, m. mucin 
 Schleim-strang, m. mucous string or 
 
 thread 
 SchleJm-sucht, /, mucous catarrh 
 Schleim-suppe, /. any broth thick- 
 ened with pearl barley, oatmea.1, 
 &c. 
 Schleim-tuberkel, /. mucous tubercle 
 Schleim-iiberfullung, /. excess of 
 
 mucus 
 Schleim-wolkchen, n. mucous cloud 
 Schleim-zelle, /. mucous cell 
 Schleim-zucker, m. d-fructose 
 Schlemmen, v.t. to cleanse 
 Schlemmer, m. drunkard, glutton 
 Schlemmkreide, /. prepared chalk 
 Schlemm'scher Kanal, m. Schlemm's 
 
 canal 
 Schlenker- (in compds.), vide Schlot- 
 
 ter- 
 Schleppbauch, m. pendulous belly 
 Schleuderbewegung, /. flinging or 
 
 flail-like movement 
 Schleuderbinde, /. four-taUed band- 
 age 
 Schleusengas, n. sewer-gas / 
 
Sch 
 
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 Sch 
 
 Schleusengasvergiftung, /. poisoning 
 by sewer-gas 
 
 Schliesser, m. = Schliessmuskel 
 
 Schliessmuskel, m. sphincter, con- 
 strictor 
 
 Schliessmuskel-erschlaffung, /. re- 
 laxation of sphincter 
 
 Schliessmuskel-krampf, m. spasm of 
 sphincter 
 
 Schliessmuskel-Iahmung, /. paralysis 
 of sphincter 
 
 Schliessmuskel-zusammenziehung, /. 
 contraction of sphincter 
 
 Schliessung, /. closing, closure 
 
 Schliessungs-bogen, m. arc of closure 
 
 Schliessungs-induktionsstrom, m. in- 
 duction current of closure 
 
 Schliessungs - tonus, m. closure 
 tonus 
 
 Schliessungs-zuckung, /. closure con- 
 traction 
 
 Schliesszelle, /. cell covering a stoma 
 
 Schliff, m. polish 
 
 Schlimm, a. ill, bad, evU 
 
 Schling- (in compds.), relating to 
 swallowing ; vide also for compds. 
 Schluck- 
 
 Schling-akt, m. act of swallowing 
 
 Schling-anstrengung, /. effort of 
 swallowing 
 
 Schling-beschwerde, /. troubles in 
 swallowing 
 
 Schling-bewegung, /. movement of 
 swallowing 
 
 Schling - centrum, n. deglutition- 
 centre 
 
 Schlinge, /. loop ; noose ; sling 
 
 Schlingen, t .f. to swallow ; to twist, 
 to twine 
 
 Schlingen, n. swallowing, deglutition 
 
 Schlingen-fiihrer, m. loop-carrier 
 
 Schlingen-naht, /. loop-stitch or 
 -suture 
 
 Schlingen - schniirer, m. serre-nmud, 
 ecraseur 
 
 Schlingen-trager, m. = -fuhrer 
 
 Schling - gerausch, n. sound of swal- 
 lowing, deglutition murmur 
 
 Schling-lahmung, /. paralysis of de- 
 glutition 
 
 Schling-muskeln, m.pl. muscles of 
 deglutition 
 
 Schling-netz, «. looped network 
 
 Schling-organ, n. organ of degluti- 
 tion 
 
 Schling-schmerz, m. pain in swallow- 
 ing 
 
 Schling-unvermogen, n, incapability 
 pf swallowing 
 
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 Schling - vermogen, n. capability of 
 swallowing 
 
 Schling-versuch, m. attempt to 
 swallow 
 
 Schling-weg, m. passage for swallow- 
 ing 
 
 Schling-werkzeuge, n.pl. deglutition 
 apparatus 
 
 Schlippesches Salz, n. Schlippe's salt, 
 sodium sulphantimoniate 
 
 Schlittenapparat, m. Dubois Rey- 
 mond's inditction coil 
 
 Schlittenpessar, n. sleigh-runner pes- 
 sary 
 
 Schlitz, m. slit, slash, cleft, fissure 
 
 Schlitz-brille, /.(stenopaische), steno- 
 paeic spectacles 
 
 Schlitz-bruch, m. fissured fracture 
 
 Schlitzen, v.t. to slit, to slash, to 
 cleave 
 
 Schlitzung, /. slitting, cleaving 
 
 Schlotter- (in compds.), pendulous, 
 shaky, loose 
 
 Schlotter-bauch, m. pendulous belly 
 
 Schlotter-bein, n. dangling, loose, 
 or shaky leg 
 
 Schlotter-beinig, a. shaky in the legs 
 
 Schlotter-fuss, m. = -bein 
 
 Schlotter-fliissig, a. = -beinig 
 
 Schlotter-gang, m. shaky or rickety 
 gait 
 
 Schlotter-gelenk, n. loose or flail-like 
 joint 
 
 Schlotterig, a. loose, flapping, dang- 
 ling, tottering, shaky 
 
 Schlottern, v.i. to dangle, to flap, 
 to shake, to hang loose, to knock 
 together (as of the knees) 
 
 Schluchzen, v.i. to sob 
 
 Schluchzen, n. sobbing 
 
 Schluck, m. draught, gulp 
 
 Schluck- (in compds.), relating to 
 swallowing 
 
 Schluck-akt, m. act of swallowing 
 
 Schluck-anstrengung, /. effort of 
 swallowing 
 
 Schluck-beschwerde, /. troubles in 
 swallowing 
 
 Schluck-bewegung, /. movement of 
 swallowing 
 
 Schlucken, v.i. to swallow 
 
 Schlucken, m. & n. singultus ; 
 swallowing 
 
 Schluck-gerausch, n. sound of swal- 
 lowing, deglutition murmur 
 
 Schluck-krampf, m. spasm in swal- 
 lowing 
 
 Schluck-lahmung, /, paralysis gf 
 deglutition 
 
Sch 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schluck-mixtur, /. a draught 
 Schluck-pneutnonie, /. pneumonia 
 due to food, &c., entenng the air- 
 passages 
 Schluck-reflex, m. deglutition reflex 
 Schluck-schall, m. deglutition mur- 
 mur 
 Schluck-schmerz, m. pain in swallow- 
 ing 
 Schlucksen, v.i. to hiccough 
 Schlucksen, n. hiccoughing 
 Schluckser, m. hiccough, singultus 
 Schluck - unvermogen, n. incapa- 
 bility of swallowing 
 Schluck- vermogen, n. capability of 
 
 swallowing • - 
 
 Schluck- versuch, m. attempt to 
 
 swallow 
 Schlummer, m. slumber, nap, doze, 
 
 sleep 
 Schlummern, v.i. to slumber, to 
 
 doze 
 Schlummer-punsch, m. punch con- 
 taining a narcotic 
 Schlummer-sucht, /. morbid drowsi- 
 ness, lethargy 
 Schlummer-suchtig, a. lethargic 
 Schlummer-wirkend, a. producing 
 
 sleep 
 Schlummer-zelle, /. latent cell (Gra- 
 
 witz) 
 Schlund, m. pharynx ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Rachen- 
 Schlund- (in compds.), pharyngeal 
 Schlund-abscess, m. pharyngeal or 
 
 retro-pharyngeal abscess 
 Schlund-ader, /. pharyngeal blood- 
 vessel 
 Schlund-arterie, /. artery of pharynx 
 Schlund-beschreibung, /. description 
 
 of pharynx 
 Schlund-bezirk, m. pharyngeal re- 
 gion 
 Schlund-blutader, /. pharyngeal vein 
 Schlund-blutung, /. pharyngeal hje- 
 
 morrhage 
 Schlund-bogen, m. pharyngeal arch, 
 
 branchial arch 
 Schlund-braune, /. pharyngeal sore- 
 throat 
 Schlund-bruch, m. pharjmgocele 
 Schlund-dach, n. roof of pharynx 
 Schlund-driise, /. pharyngeal gland 
 Schlund-enge, /. isthmus of fauces 
 Schlund-entzundung, /. pharyngitis 
 Schlund-erweiterung, /. dilatation of 
 
 pharynx 
 Schlund-f anger, m. pharyngeal pro- 
 bang, coin-catcher 
 
 Schlund-gaumenbogen, m. pharyngo- 
 palatine arch 
 
 Schlund - gaumenmuskel, m. pha- 
 ryngp-palatine muscle 
 
 Schlund-gebiet, n. = -gegend 
 
 Schlund-gefass, n. pharyngeal vessel 
 
 Schlund - gefassbogen, m. pharyn- 
 geal or branchial vascular arch 
 
 Schlund-gegend, /. pharyngeal re- 
 gion 
 
 Schlund - gewolbe, n. fornix of pha- 
 rynx 
 
 Schlund-grube, /. guttural fossa 
 
 Schlund - hocker, m. pharyngeal 
 tubercle 
 
 Schlund-hohle, /. pharyngeal cavity 
 
 Schlund - katarrh, m. pharyngeal 
 catarrh 
 
 Schlundkopf, m. upper part of the 
 pharynx 
 
 Schlundkopf- (in compds.), pharyn- 
 geal 
 
 Schlundkopf - ader, /. pharyngeal 
 blood-vessel 
 
 Schlundkopf-arterie, /. pharyngeal 
 artery 
 
 Schlimdkopf-blutader, /. pharyngeal 
 vein 
 
 Schlundkopf - bruch, m. pharyngo- 
 cele 
 
 Schlundkopf-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of pharynx 
 
 Schlundkopf-entziindung, /. pharyn- 
 gitis 
 
 Schlundkopf-eroffnung, /. pharyn- 
 gotomy 
 
 Schlundkopf-erweichung, /. soften- 
 ing of pharynx 
 
 Schlundkopf-gaumenarterie, /. as- 
 cending palatine artery 
 
 Schlundkopf-gaumenmuskel, m. pha- 
 ryngo-palatine muscle 
 
 Schlundkopf-gefiecht, n. pharyngeal 
 plexus 
 
 Schlundkopf-geschwiir, n. pharyn- 
 geal ulcer 
 
 Schlundkopf-heber, m. stylo-pharyn- 
 geus muscle 
 
 Schlundkopf - lanzette, /. phamygo- 
 tome 
 
 Schlundkopf-muskel, m. pharyngeal 
 muscle 
 
 Schlundkopf-muskulatur, /. pharyn- 
 geal muscular apparatus 
 
 Schlundkopf-nerv, m. pharyngeal 
 nerve 
 
 Schlundkopf -pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Schlundkopf-schlagader, /. == -ar- 
 terie 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Scb 
 
 Schlundkopf-schleimhaut, /. pharyn- 
 geai mucous membrane 
 
 Schlundkopf-schliessmuskel, m. con- 
 " strictor of pharynx 
 
 Schlundkopf-schnurer, m. = -schliess- 
 muskel 
 
 Schlundkopt-spiegel, m. pharyngeal 
 mirror, laryngoscope 
 
 Schlundkopf-vereiterung, /. suppu- 
 ration of pharynx 
 
 .Schlundkopf-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of pharynx 
 
 Schlundkopf-verschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling up of pharynx 
 
 Schlundkopf-wand, /. pharyngeal 
 wall 
 
 Schlundkopf-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Schlund - krampf, m. pharyngeal 
 spasm 
 
 Schlund-lahmung, /. paralj'sis of 
 pharynx 
 
 Schlund - lichtung, /. lumen of pha- 
 rynx 
 
 Schlund - mandel, /. pharyngeal 
 tonsil 
 
 Schlund - muskel, m. pharyngeal 
 muscle 
 
 Schlund-muskelkrampf, m. spasm of 
 pharyngeal muscle 
 
 Scnlund-muskenahmung, /. paraly- 
 sis of pharjmgeal muscle] 
 
 Schlund-muskulatur, /. pharyngeal 
 muscular apparatus 
 
 Schlund-nerv, m. pharyngeal nerve 
 
 Schlund-offnung, /. = -schnitt 
 
 Schlund-pf orte, /. pharyngeal op ening 
 
 Schlund-platte, /. phax-yngeal lamina 
 
 Schlund-polyp, m. pharyngeal poly- 
 pus 
 
 Schlund-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Schlund-reizung, /. irritation of 
 pharynx 
 
 Schlund-ring, m. pharyngeal nerve 
 ring (of molluscs) 
 
 Schlund-rohre, /. oesophageal tube 
 (instrument) 
 
 Schlund-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Schlund-schleimhaut, /. pharyngeal 
 mucous membrane 
 
 Schlund-schliessmuskel, m. constric- 
 tor of pharynx 
 
 Schlund-schnitt, m. pharyngotomy 
 
 Schlund-schniirer, m. = -schliess- 
 muskel 
 
 Schlund-sonde, /. oesophageal sound 
 or probang 
 
 Schlund-spalte, /. pharyngeal cleft 
 
 Schlund-spiegel, m. pharyngeal mir- 
 ror, laryngoscope 
 
 Schlund-stosser, m. oesophageal oi 
 pharyngeal probang 
 
 Schlupd-tasche, /. pharyngeal pouch 
 
 Schlund-vene, /. = -bliita.der 
 
 Schlund-verengung, /. constriction 
 of pharynx 
 
 Schlund-vorfall, nt. pharyngocele 
 
 Schlund-wand, /. pharyngeal wall 
 
 Schlund-wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Schlund-zange, /. pharyngeal forceps 
 
 Schlund-zapfchenmuskel, m. palato- 
 pharyngeus muscle 
 
 Schlund-zungenmuskel, m. glosso- 
 pharyngeal muscle 
 
 Schlijpfen, v.i. to slip, glide 
 
 Schliipfrig, a. slippery 
 
 Schliipfrigmachen, n. to lubricate 
 
 Schluss, m. closure, closing ; vide 
 for compds. Schliessung- 
 
 Schliissel- (in compds.), clavicular, 
 claviculo-, subclavian 
 
 Schliisselbein, n. clavicle 
 
 Schliisselbein - ader, /. subclavian 
 blood-vessel 
 
 Schlusselbein-arterie, /. subclavian 
 artery 
 
 Schlusselbein-ausschnitt, m. clavicu- 
 lar notch 
 
 Schliisselbein-band, n. a clavicular 
 ligament 
 
 Schlusselbein-blutader, /. subclavian 
 vein 
 
 Schliisselbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 clavicle 
 
 Schlusselbein-gegend, /. clavicular 
 region 
 
 Schliisselbein-gelenk, n. clavicular 
 articulation 
 
 Schlusselbein-gelenkflache, /. articu- 
 lar surface of clavicle 
 
 Schliisselbein-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 of clavicle 
 
 Schliissslbein-grube, /. clavicular 
 fossa 
 
 Schliisselbein-muskel, m. subclavius 
 muscle 
 
 Schlfisselbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Schliisselbein-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Schliisselbein-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Schliisselblumen, f.pl. primrose 
 flowers 
 
 Schlusselhaken, m. Braun's decapi- 
 tating-hook 
 
 Schluss-fahig, a. capable of closing 
 
 Schluss-fahigkeit, /. capability of 
 closure 
 
 Schluss-platte, /. terminal lamina \,, 
 
 Schmackhaft, a. tasty, palatable 
 
Sch 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schmalbriistig, a. narrow-chested 
 
 Schmalz, n. any animal fat ; lard 
 
 Schmalzol, n. artificial butter, mar- 
 garine 
 
 Schmarotzen^ v.i. to live as a para- 
 site 
 
 Schmarotzen, n. parasitic state or 
 condition 
 
 Schmarotzer, m. parasite 
 
 Schmarotzer- (in compds.), parasitic 
 
 Schmarotzer-gewachs, n. pars>*itic 
 growth or plant 
 
 Schmarotzerisch, a. parasitic 
 
 Schmarotzer-kunde, /. the know- 
 ledge of parasites 
 
 Schmarotzer-pflanze, /. vegetable 
 parasite 
 
 Schmarotzer-pilz, m. or -schwamm, 
 m. fungus-parasite 
 
 Schmarotzer-tier, n. animal parasite 
 
 Schmarotzer-tum, n. parasite state 
 or condition 
 
 Schmarotzer-wesen, n. a parasite 
 
 Schmeck- (in compds.), relating to 
 the sense of taste ; vide for 
 compds. also Geschmacks- 
 
 Schmeck-bar, a. appreciable by- 
 taste 
 
 Schmeck-becher, m. circumvallate 
 papilla 
 
 Schmecken, v.i. & t. to taste ; to 
 relish 
 
 Schmeck-vermogen, n. capacity for 
 tasting 
 
 Schmeck-zelle, /. gustatory cell 
 
 Schmeissfliege, /. bluebottle, musca 
 vomitaria 
 
 Schmelz, m. enamel 
 
 Schmalz- (in compds.), relating to 
 enamel ; relating to fusing 
 
 Schmelz-bar, a. fusible, soluble 
 
 Schmelz-barkeit, /. fusibility, solu- 
 bility 
 
 Schmelzen, v.t. & i. to melt, to dis- 
 solve, to liquefy, to fuse, to smelt 
 
 Schmelz-epithel, n. enamel epithe- 
 lium 
 
 Schmelz-falte, /. groove of enamel 
 organ 
 
 Schmelz-faser, /. enamel fibre or 
 prism 
 
 Schmelz-haut, /. enamel cuticle or 
 membrane 
 
 Schmelz-keim, m. enamel germ 
 
 Schmelz-kbrper, m. enamel organ or 
 body 
 
 Schmelz-leiste, /. enamel rudiment 
 
 Schmelz-mangel, m. deficiency or 
 absence of enamel 
 
 Schmelz-nadel, /. enamel prism 
 Schmelz-oberhautchen, n. enamel 
 
 cuticle 
 Schmelz-organ, n. enamel organ 
 Schmelz-prisma, n. enamel prism 
 Schmelz-punkt, m. fusing-point 
 Schmelz-sackchen, n. enamel sac 
 Schmelz-tiegel, m crucible 
 Schmelz-tropfchen, n. borax-bead 
 Schmelz-iiberzug, m. = -oberhaut- 
 
 chen 
 Schmelzung, /. melting ; fusion, 
 
 liquefaction ; softening ; break- 
 ing down 
 
 eitrige — , suppurative soften- 
 ing or solution 
 Schmelzungs-prozess, m. or -vor- 
 
 gang, m. process of softening or 
 
 solution 
 Schmelz- warme, /. latent heat of 
 
 fusion 
 Schmer, m. & n. fat, grease ; sebum 
 Schmer-balg, m. sebaceous follicle 
 Schmer-bauch, m. fat belly 
 Schmer-fluss, m. seborrhoea 
 Schmer-haut, /. adipose membrane 
 Schmerz, m. pain, ache, smart ; 
 
 sorrow, grief 
 Schmerz- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 pain 
 Schmerz-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 
 pain 
 Schmerz-anfall, m. attack of pain 
 Schmerz-ausserung, /. manifesta- 
 tion of pain 
 Schmerz-dauer, /. duration of pain 
 Schmerz-empfindlich, a. sensitive tO' 
 
 pain 
 Schmerz-empfindlichkeit, /. sensi- 
 tiveness to pain 
 Schmerz-empfindung, /. sensation of 
 
 pain 
 Schmerzen, v.t. & i. to pain, to' 
 
 give pain, to afflict ; to ache, tO' 
 
 smart 
 Schmerz - entstehung, /. origin o£ 
 
 pain 
 Schmerz - erregend, a. producing 
 
 pain 
 Schmerz-erregung, /. production o£ 
 
 pain 
 Schmerz-erzeugung, /. = -erregung. 
 Schmerz-frei, a. free from pain 
 Schmerz-gefiihl, n. feeling of pain 
 Schmerz-haft, a. painful 
 Schmerz-haftigkeit, /. painfulness 
 Schmerz-heilend, a. pain-allaying, 
 
 anodyne 
 Schmerz-lich, a. -. -haft 
 
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 Sch 
 
 Schmerz - lindernd, a. alleviating 
 pain, anodyne 
 
 Schmerz-linderung, /. alleviation of 
 pain 
 
 Schmerz-los, a. painless 
 
 Schnielrz^losigkeit, /. painlessness 
 
 Schmetz-mildernd, a. = -lindernd 
 
 Schmerz-nerv, m. nerve conducting 
 painful sensations 
 
 §ehmel:z-punkt, m. point painful on 
 
 . pressure 
 
 lehmerz-schrei, m. cry of pain 
 
 Schmerz - steigerung, /. exacerba- 
 tion of pain 
 
 Schmfefz-stillend, a. = -lindernd 
 
 Schmerz-stillung, /. = -linderung 
 
 Schmefz-ursache, /. cause of pain 
 
 Schmelrz-voll, a. painful 
 
 Schmetz-zeitraum, m. period of pain 
 
 Schmerz-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Sohmerz-zunahme, /. increase of 
 pain 
 
 Schmerz-zustand, m. condition or 
 state of pain 
 
 Schmiedegerausch, n. blowing mur- 
 mur 
 
 Schmiedekrampf, m. blacksmith's 
 cramp 
 
 Schmier- (in compds.), relating to 
 inunction 
 
 Schmieren, v.t. to grease, anoint 
 
 Schmierig, a. greasy 
 
 Schmier-kur, /. treatment by in- 
 unction 
 
 Schmier-mittel, n. liniment, oint- 
 ment 
 
 Schmier-seife, /. soft soap 
 
 Schmier-seifenlauge, /. soft-soap h^e 
 
 Schminke, /. paint (for the face), 
 rouge 
 
 Schminken, v.t. to paint, to lay on 
 rouge 
 
 Schmink-lappchen, n. paint-rag 
 
 Schmink-mittel, n. cosmetic 
 
 Schmink-papier, n. paint-paper 
 
 Schmink-pulver, n. powder for 
 painting face 
 
 Schmink-wolle, /. coloured cotton- 
 wool for painting face 
 
 Schmutz, m. dirt, filth 
 
 Schmutzig, a. dirty 
 
 Schmutz-flechte, /. or -grind, m. 
 rupia 
 
 Schnahel, m. beak, apex, rostrum 
 Schnabelformig, a. beaked, beak- 
 shaped, coracoid 
 Schnaizen, v.i. to cluck (with the 
 
 tongue) 
 SchnaTdaute, m.pl, clucking sounds 
 
 Schnapper, m. ; vide Schnepper 
 Schnaps, m. spirit, dram 
 Schnapstrinker, m. tippler 
 Schnarchen, v.i. to snore 
 Schnarchen, n. snoring, stertor 
 Schnarchend, a. snoring, stertorous 
 Schnarren, m. rattle, burr 
 Schnauben, v.i. to snort, to breathe 
 
 heavily, to pant 
 Schnaufen, v.i. to breathe heavily, 
 
 to puff 
 Schnaufen, n. wheezing, breathing 
 
 heavily 
 Schnecke, /. snail ; cochlea 
 Schnecken- (in compds.), cochlear 
 Schnecken - ahnlich, a. snail-like, 
 
 cochlear, helicine 
 Schnecken-art, /. kind or variety of 
 
 snail 
 Schnecken-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Schnecken-fenster, n. fenestra ro- 
 tunda 
 Schnecken-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Schnecken - gang, m. (hautiger), 
 
 membranous canal of cochlea 
 Schnecken - gefassknauel, m. glo- 
 meruli arteriosi cochleae 
 Schnecken-gehause, n. bony cochlea 
 Schnecken-gehausewand, /. wall of 
 
 bony cochlea 
 Schnecken-gipfel, m. = -kuppel 
 Schnecken-kanal, m. = -gang 
 Schnecken-kopf, m. = -kuppel 
 Schnecken-korper, m. body of coch- 
 lea 
 Schnecken-kuppel, /. cupola coch- 
 
 learis 
 Schnecken-loch, n. helicotrema (of 
 
 cochlea) 
 Schnecken-nerv, m. cochlear nerve 
 Schnecken-nervfsiser, /. fibre of 
 
 cochlear nerve 
 Schnecken-paukentreppe, /. scala of 
 
 cochlea 
 Schnecken-rohr, n. = -gang 
 Schnecken-scheidewand, /. septum 
 
 cochleae 
 Schnecken-spindel, /. modiolus coch- 
 leae 
 Schnecken-treppe, /. = -pauken- 
 
 treppe 
 Schnecken-'wand, /. cochlear wall 
 Schnecken- wandung, /. «= -wand 
 Schnecken-wasserleitung, /. aque- 
 duct of cochlea 
 Schnecken-windung, /. the coil or 
 
 whorl of cochlea 
 Schnecken-wulst, w. promontory 
 or eminence of cochlea 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schnee, m. snow 
 Schnee-bad, n. snow-bath 
 Schnee-blind, a. snow-blind 
 Schnee-blindheit, /. snow-blindness 
 Schnee-brille, /. snow-goggles 
 Schnee-messer, m. snow-fall gauge 
 Schneide, /. edge 
 Schneide- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 cutting, incisor 
 Schneiden, v.t. & i. to cut, to pare ; 
 
 to gripe 
 Schneidendes Wasser, n. strangury 
 Schneiderkrampf, m. tailors' cramp 
 Schneidermuskel, m. sartorius 
 
 muscle 
 Schneidersche Membran, /. Schnei- 
 
 derian membrane 
 Schneide-schlinge, /. cutting-loop, 
 
 loop of Scraseur 
 Schneide-zahn, m. incisor-tooth 
 Schneide-zange, /. cutting forceps 
 Schnellen, v.t, & i, to jerk ; to 
 
 spring 
 Schnellen, n. jerking 
 Schnellgeburt, /. precipitate labour 
 Schnelligkeit, /. quickness, rapidity 
 Schnellkraft, /. elasticity 
 Schnellkraftig, a. elastic 
 Schnepfenkopf, m. coUiculus semin- 
 
 alis 
 Schnepper, m. spring-lancet, phle- 
 
 botome 
 
 Schneuzen, v.refl. to blow one's nose 
 
 Schnitt, m. cut, incision, cutting, 
 
 operation, section, incised wound 
 
 Schnitt-flache, /. surface of incision 
 
 or section 
 Schnitt-fiihrung, /, direction of in- 
 cision 
 Schnitt-messer, n. bistoury, scalpel 
 Schnitt-narbe, /. scar of a cut 
 Schnitt-serie, /. consecutive series of 
 
 sections 
 Schnitt-stichwunde, /. incised and 
 
 punctured wound 
 Schnitt-strecker, w. section-smoother 
 Schnitt-verletzung, /. = -wunde 
 Schnitt-wunde, /. incised wound 
 Schniiffeln, v.i. to snuffle, to sniff 
 Schnuller, m. sucking-bag for in- 
 fants 
 Schnupf- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 the taking of snuff or powders 
 Schnupf en, v.i. to take snuff 
 Schnupfen, m. cold (in the head), 
 
 coryza 
 Schnupfen-ahnlich, a. catarrhal 
 Schnupfen-anfall, m. catarrhal at- 
 tack 
 
 Schnupfen-artig, a. — -ahnlich 
 Schnupfen-behandlung, /. treatment 
 
 of a cold 
 Schnupf en-fieber, n. catarrhal fever, 
 
 influenza 
 Schnupfen-mittel, n. remedy for a 
 
 cold 
 Schnupfen-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Schnupf-mittel, n. any remedy to be 
 
 used like snuff 
 Schnupf-pulver, n. any powder to be 
 
 used like snuff 
 Schnupf -tabak, m. snuff 
 Schnuppern, v.i. — Schniiffeln 
 Schnur, /. string, cord ; umbilical 
 
 cord 
 Schniir- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 constriction or lacing 
 Schniir-apparat, m. ecraseur, snare 
 Schnur-binde, /. Esmarch's elastic 
 
 bandage 
 Schniir-brust, /. == -leib 
 Schniiren, v.t. to lace, to strap, to 
 
 tie up, to tighten 
 Schniirer, m. sphincter, constrictor 
 Schniir-furche, /. groove due to con- 
 striction 
 Schniir-leber, /. constricted liver 
 Schniir-leib, m. corset 
 Schniir-muskel, m. sphincter, con- 
 strictor 
 Schniir-naht, /. purse-string suture 
 Schnur-pinzette, /. twisting-forceps 
 Schnurrbart, m. moustache 
 Schnurren, v.i. to hum, to buzz, to 
 
 whiz, to purr 
 Schnurren, n. humming, buzzing, 
 
 whizzing, purring 
 Schnurrendes Zittern, n. purring 
 
 tremor 
 Schniir-ring, m. constricting ring (in 
 
 hernia) 
 Schnur-ringe, m.pl. nodes of Ran- 
 
 vier 
 Schniir-stiefel, m. laced boot 
 Schnur-strumpf, m. laced stocking 
 Schnur-verband, m. laced dressing 
 SchoUe, /. layer, stratum 
 Schollenmuskel, m. soleus 
 Schollkraut, n. chelidonium majus 
 Schonbein'sche Blutprobe, /. guaia- 
 
 cum test for blood 
 Schonen, v.t. & refl. to spare, to 
 
 save, to take care of, to preserve 
 Schonend, a. tender, soft 
 Schonheit, /. beauty 
 Schonheits-mittel, n. a cosmetic 
 Schonheits-pflege, /. care of the com- 
 plexion, &c. 
 
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 Sch 
 
 Schonheits - rucksichten, f.pl. aes- 
 thetics, cosmetic considerations 
 
 Schonheits - wasser, n. cosmetic 
 liquid, skin- wash 
 
 Schonlein'sche Krankheit, /. peliosis 
 rheumatica 
 
 Schonung, /. sparing, preservation, 
 taking care of 
 
 Schonungsbrille, /. sight-preservers, 
 protective spectacles 
 
 Schooss- (and compds.), vide Scham- 
 
 Schopf, m. tuft of hair 
 
 Schorf, m. scurf ; scab ; crust, 
 eschar 
 
 Schorf-ahnlich, a. scurfy, scabbj', 
 impetiginous 
 
 Schorf-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Schorf-bildend, a. scurf-, scab-, or 
 eschar-forming 
 
 Schorf-bildung, /. formation of scurf, 
 scab, or eschar 
 
 Schorf-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 
 Schorf -geschwiir, n. ulcer covered 
 by scurf or scab 
 
 Schorf-heilung, /. healing by scab- 
 bing 
 
 Schorfig, a. scurfy, scabbj^, impeti- 
 ginous 
 
 Schorf-kopf, m. scurfy head 
 
 Schornsteinfegerkrebs, m. chimney- 
 sweepers' cancer 
 
 Schoss, m. lap ; womb 
 
 Schossbein, n. (and compds.), vide 
 Schambein 
 
 Schossfuge, /. pubic symphysis 
 
 Schosshugel, m. mons veneris 
 
 Schotenpfeffer, m. capsicum 
 
 Schottenzucker, m. lactose 
 
 Schottische Douche, /. douching 
 alternately with hot and cold 
 water 
 
 Schrag, a. oblique, sloping, slanting ; 
 diagonal 
 
 Schrag- (in compds.), oblique 
 
 Schrag-bruch, m. oblique fracture 
 
 Schrag - disparates Punktpaar, n. 
 obliquely disparate pair of points 
 
 Schrag-schnitt, m. oblique section or 
 incision 
 
 Schrag-tour, /. oblique turn (in ban- 
 daging) 
 
 Schrag-verengt, a. obliquely con- 
 tracted 
 
 Schrag-wunde, /. oblique wound 
 
 Schramme, /. scratch, slash, scar, 
 cicatrix 
 
 Schrammig, a. scarred 
 
 Schratnmschuss, m. grazing shot 
 
 Schraube, /. screw 
 
 Schrauben-bakterie, / spirillum 
 Schrauben-binde, /. screw-tourni- 
 quet 
 Schrauben-form', /. screw-like form, 
 
 spiral form 
 Schrauben-formig, a. screw-shaped, 
 
 spiral 
 Schrauben-gelenk, n. cochlear joint ; 
 
 a hinge- joint in which flexion is 
 
 accompanied by some lateral 
 
 motion 
 Schrauben - lithotritor, m. screw- 
 
 lithotrite 
 Schrauben-mikrometer, m. screw- 
 micrometer 
 Schrauben - pelote, /. screw-com 
 
 press 
 Schrauben-sonde, /. screw probe 
 Schrauben-stabchen, n. = -bakterie 
 Schrauben-windung, /. worm of a 
 
 screw 
 Schreck, m. terror, fright 
 Schreck- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 fright 
 Schreck-aphasie, /. aphasia from 
 
 fright 
 Schreck-bild, n. terror, image fright, 
 
 phantom 
 Schreck-einwirkung, /. effect of 
 
 fright 
 Schrecken, v.t. to frighten, to startle, 
 
 to alarm 
 Schrecken, m. (and compds.), vide 
 
 Schreck 
 Schreck-lahmung, /. paralysis from 
 
 fright 
 Schreck-neurose, /. neurosis due to 
 
 fright 
 Schreck-wirkung, /. = -einwirkung 
 Schreibfeder, /. calamus scriptorius 
 Schreibkrampf, m. writers' cramp 
 Schreibkrampfmittel, n. remedy for 
 
 writers' cramp 
 Schreien, v.i. to scream, to shriek 
 Schreikrampf, m. crying fit (in 
 
 hysteria) 
 Schrift, /. writing, letter, type 
 Schrift-bild, n. graphic image 
 Schrift-blindheit, /. word-blindness 
 Schrift-probe, /. specimen of print- 
 ing-type 
 Schritt, m. step, gait 
 Schropf-beule, /. swelling produced 
 
 by cupping 
 Schropf-eisen, n. scarificator 
 Schropfen, v.t. to cup ; to scarify 
 Schropfen, n. cupping ; scarification 
 Schropf-glas, n. cupping-glass 
 Schropf-kopf, m. = -glas 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schropf-kmpe, /. cupping-lamp 
 
 Schropf-schnepper, m. scarificator 
 
 SchrSpf-stiefel, m. Junod's boot 
 
 Schropfung, /. cupping; scarifica- 
 tion 
 
 Schropf-wunde, /. wound from cup- 
 ping or scarification 
 
 Schropf-zeug, n. cupping apparatus 
 
 Schrotschuss, m. wound made by 
 small shot 
 
 SchfUmpf-blase, /. chronically con- 
 tracted bladder 
 
 Schrumpfen, v.i. to shrink, to shrivel, 
 to contract 
 
 Schrumpf - niere, /. contracted kid- 
 ney 
 
 Schrumpfung, /. shrinking, shrivel- 
 ling, contraction 
 
 Schrumpfungs-gefuhl, n. sense of 
 shrinking (in some forms of 
 mental diseases) 
 
 Schrumpfungs - phthise, /. phthisis 
 with contraction of lung 
 
 Schrumpfungs-prozess, m. process of 
 shrinking or shrivelling 
 
 Schrumpfungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 zess 
 
 Schrunde, /. cleft, chap, fissure, 
 rhagade 
 
 Schrunden, v.i. to chap, to become 
 fissured or split 
 
 Schfundenbildung, /. formation of 
 chaps or fissures 
 
 Schrundig, a. chapped, cracked, 
 fissured 
 
 Schub, m. onset, outburst ; relapse ; 
 subsequent outburst 
 
 Schubfestigkeit, /. resistance to 
 pressure 
 
 Schubweise, adv. in batches, gradu- 
 ally, in crops 
 
 Schuhzweckenleber, /. cirrhosis of 
 liver, drunkards' liver 
 
 Schul- (in eompds.), relating to 
 schools 
 
 Schul-arzt, m. school medical officer 
 
 Schule, /. school 
 
 Schul-gesundheitslehre, /. sanitary 
 science in regard to schools 
 
 Schul-gesundheitspfiege, /. = -hy- 
 gieine 
 
 Scfiul-hygieine, /. school hygiene 
 
 Schul-krankheit, /. any disease 
 arising from school ' life ; malin- 
 gering 
 
 Schul - kurzsichtigkeit, /. short- 
 sightedness acquired at school 
 
 Schul-lehrefbraune, /, clergyman's 
 sore-throat 
 
 474 
 
 Sdhulter, /. shouldet 
 hohe — j scoliosis 
 
 Schulter- (in eompds.), relating to 
 shoulder 
 
 Schulter-band, n. ligament of shoul- 
 der-joint 
 
 Schulter-bein, n. a bone of the 
 shoulder 
 
 Schulter-bewegung, /. movement of 
 shoulder 
 
 Schulter-binde, /. shoulder-bandage 
 
 Schulterblatt, n. scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt- (in eompds.), Scapulaf 
 
 Schulterblatt - arterie^ /. scapular 
 artei'y 
 
 Schultefblatt-bartd, n. scapular liga- 
 ment 
 
 Schulterblatt-blutader, /. scapular 
 vein 
 
 Schul tefblatt-bruch, m. fracture of 
 scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt-drehung, /. rotation of 
 scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt-flache, /. surface of 
 scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt - gegend, /. scapular 
 region 
 
 Schulterblatt-gelenkfortsatz, m. gle- 
 noid process of scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt - gelenkgrube, /. = 
 -grube 
 
 Schulterblatt - grate, /. spine of 
 scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt-grube, /. glenoid cavity 
 of scapula 
 
 Schul terblatt-hals, m . neck of scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt-heber, m. levator an- 
 guli scapulae 
 
 Schulterblatt-kamm, m. = -grate 
 
 Schulterblatt-kopf, m. head of sca- 
 pula 
 
 Schulterblatt-muskel, m. scapular 
 muscle 
 
 Schulterblatt - nerv, m. scapular 
 nerve 
 
 Schulterblatt-oberflaehe, f. = -fliache 
 
 Schulterblatt-pfanne, /. = -grube 
 
 Schulterblatt-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Schulterblatt-rand, m. scapular bor- 
 der 
 
 Schulterblatt-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Schulterblatt-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Schulterblatt-winkel, m. angle of 
 scapula 
 
 Schulterblatt-zungenbeinmuskel, m. 
 omo-hyoid muscle 
 
 Schultef-brustarterie, /. acromig- 
 thoracic artery 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Scfi 
 
 Schulter-ecke, /. acromion 
 Schulter-einstellung, /. shoulder pre- 
 sentation 
 Schulter-gegend, /. region of shoulder 
 Schultergelenk, n. shoulder-joint 
 Schuitergelenk-anschwellung,/.swel- 
 
 ling of shoulder-joint 
 Schultergelenk-band, n. capsular 
 
 ligament of shoulder 
 Schultergelenk-entziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of shoulder-joint 
 Schultergelenk-kapsel, /. = -kapsel- 
 
 band 
 Schultergelenk - kapselband, n. cap- 
 sular ligament of shoulder-joint , 
 Schultergelenk-krankheit, /. disease 
 
 of shoulder-joint 
 Schultergelenk-lippe, /. edge of gle- 
 noid cavity 
 Schultergelenk-pfanne, /. glenoid 
 
 cavity of scapula 
 Schultergelenk-schwellung, /. = - an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Schulter-gewolbe, n. roof or vault of 
 
 shoulder-joint 
 Schulter-gicht, /. gout in shoulder 
 Schulter-grSte, /. spine of scapula 
 Schulter-gurtel, m. shoulder-girdle 
 
 or -zone 
 Schulter-haken, m. coracoid process 
 Schulter-hakenschliisselbeinband, n . 
 
 coraco-clavicular ligament 
 Schulter - hakenschulterhohenband, 
 
 n. coraco-acromial ligament 
 Schulter - hebemuskel, m. levator 
 
 anguli scapulae muscle 
 Schulter-heber, m. = -hebemuskel 
 Schulter-hohe, /. acromion 
 Schulter-hohenarterie, /. acromial 
 
 artery 
 Schulter - hohenschlagader, /. = 
 
 -hohenarterie 
 Schulter-hohenschlusselbeinband, n. 
 
 acromio-clavicular ligament 
 Schulter - hohenschlusselbeingelenk, 
 n. acromio-clavicular articulation 
 Schulter-kamm, m. = -grate 
 Schulter-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Schulter-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 Schulter-muskel, m. a shoulder 
 
 muscle 
 Schulter-nerv, ni. a nerve of the 
 
 shoulder 
 Schulter-pfanne, /. glenoid cavity 
 Schulter-riemen, m. shoulder-strap 
 Schulter-schliisselbeinband, n. acro- 
 mio-clavicular ligament 
 Sehulter - schliisselbeingelenk, n, 
 acrgroio-clavicular articulation 
 
 Schulter-schmerz, tn. pain in shoul- 
 der 
 Schulter-schnabel, m. coracoid pro- 
 cess 
 Schulter-tragbinde, /. shoulder- or 
 
 arm-sling 
 Schulter - verrenkung, /. dislocation 
 
 of shoulder 
 Schulter-vorlagerung, /. = -einstel- 
 lung 
 Schulter-winkel, m. angle of scapula 
 Schulter-zungenbeinmuskel, m. omo- 
 hyoid muscle 
 Schultze'sche Schwingungen, f.pl. 
 Schultze's method of inducing 
 respiration 
 Schiippchen, n. a small scale 
 Schiippe, /. ; vide Schuppe 
 Schuppe, /. scale, squama ; venter, 
 
 hollow, tubular part 
 Schuppen, v.t. & refl. to scale, to 
 
 scale off, to desquamate 
 Schuppen- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 scales or scurf ; squamous 
 Schuppen-abhebung, /, elevation of 
 
 scales 
 Schuppen-ahnlich, a. scaly, scale- 
 like, squamous 
 Schuppen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Schuppen-aufiagerung, /. covering 
 
 of scales 
 Schuppen-aussatz, m. scaly leprosy 
 Schuppen-ausschlag, m. scaly erup- 
 tion 
 Schuppen-bein, n. squamous portion 
 
 of temporal bone 
 Schuppen-bildung, /. formation ot 
 
 scales 
 Schuppend, a. scaling, desquamating 
 Schuppen-decke, /. = -auflagerung 
 Schuppen-flechte, /. psoriasis ; sebor- 
 
 rhcea sicca 
 Schuppen-formig, a. — -ahnlich 
 Schuppen-fresser, m. dermatophagus 
 Schuppen-grind, ;». = -flechte 
 Schuppen-krankheit, /. any scaly 
 skin disease (especially ichthyosis) 
 Schuppen-lager, n. = -auflagerung 
 Schuppen-naht, /. squamous suture 
 Schuppen-rand, m. squamous border 
 Schuppen-schicht, /. layer of scales 
 Schuppen-teil, m. squamous portion 
 Schuppicht, a. — Schuppig 
 Schuppig, a. scaly, scale-like, squa- 
 mous, scurfy 
 Schuppung, /. scaling, desquamation 
 Schurf, n. scratch, cut, scurf 
 Schurfen, v.t. to scratch, to scrape 
 Schuss, m, shot 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sch 
 
 Schuss-fraktur, /. gunshot fracture 
 
 Schuss-kanal, m. track of gunshot 
 wound 
 
 SchUss-verletzung, /, gunshot in- 
 jury 
 
 Schuss-wasser, n. Aqua vulnerana 
 composita, Ph. G. 
 
 Schuss-wunde, /. gunshot wound 
 
 Schuster- (in compds.), relating to 
 shoemaker 
 
 Schuster-krampf, m. shoemakers' 
 cramp 
 
 Schuster-schwiele, /. shoemaker's 
 callosity 
 
 Schuster-span, m. shoemakers 'board 
 
 Schiittel-frost, m. rigor 
 
 Schiittel-krampf, m. clonic convul- 
 sion or spasm 
 
 Schiittel-lahmung, /. paralysis agi- 
 tans 
 
 Schiittel-mixtur, /. a mixture to be 
 shaken before taken 
 
 Schutteln, v.t. to shake, to stir, to 
 agitate 
 
 Schiittel-tremor, m. shaking tremor 
 
 Schiittelung, /. vibration (massage) 
 
 Schiittel-wehen, f.pl. convulsive or 
 tetanoid labour pains 
 
 Schutz- (in compds.), protective, 
 preventive 
 
 Schutz-blattern, f.pl. (and compds.), 
 vide -pocken 
 
 Schutz - brille, /. protective spec- 
 tacles, sight-preservers 
 
 Schiitzen, v.i. to protect, to guard 
 
 Schutz-hiille, /. protective covering ; 
 protective 
 
 Schutz - impfstoff, m. protective 
 lymph, attenuated virus 
 
 Schutz-impfung, /. protective in- 
 oculation ; preventive inocula- 
 tion or vaccination 
 
 Schutz-impfungsanstalt, /. institu- 
 tion for preventive or protective 
 inoculation 
 
 Schutz-impfungsversuch, m. preven- 
 tive inoculation experiment 
 
 Schutz-klemme, /. protecting or 
 safety clamp 
 
 Schutz-kraft, /. protective power 
 
 Schutz-kraftig, a. protective, immu- 
 nising 
 
 Schutz-massnahme, /. protective 
 measures 
 
 Schutz-massregel, /. = -massnahme 
 
 Schutz-mauke, /. popular name for 
 horse-pox 
 
 Schutz-mittel, n. a prophylactic, 
 preventive, or preservative 
 
 476 
 
 Schutz-pocken, f.pl. cow-pox, vac- 
 cinia 
 
 Schutz-pockengift, n. vaccine virus 
 
 Schutz-pockenimpfung, /. vaccina- 
 tion 
 
 Schutz-pockenlymphe, /. vaccine 
 lymph 
 
 Schutz-pockennarbe, /. vaccination 
 scar 
 
 Schutz-scheide, /. protecting sheath 
 
 Schutz-stoff, m. protective material 
 
 Schutz- taff at, m. protective 
 
 Schutz- verband, m. protective dress- 
 ing 
 
 Schutz-wirkung, /. protective effect 
 
 Schwabbeln, v.i. = vide Schwappen 
 
 Schwach, a. weak, feeble, delicate, 
 frail, faint, decrepit, infirm, 
 atonic, asthenic 
 
 Schwache, /. weakness, feebleness, 
 debility, infirmity, imbecility, 
 atony, asthenia 
 
 Schwache-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 weakness 
 
 Schwache-anfall, m. attack of weak- 
 ness 
 
 Schwache-anwandlung, /. = -anfall 
 
 Schwache-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 symptom of weakness 
 
 Schwache-gefiihl, n. sensation of 
 weakness 
 
 Schwache-krankheit, /. any disease 
 characterised by weakness 
 
 Schwachen, v.i. to weaken, to de- 
 bilitate, to enfeeble, to enervate ; 
 to deflower, seduce 
 
 Schwachend, a. weakening, enervat- 
 ing 
 
 Schwache-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Schwache-zunahme, /. increase of 
 weakness 
 
 Schwache-'zustand, m. condition of 
 weakness 
 
 Schwach-heit, /. weakness ; vide 
 also Schwache 
 
 Schwach-kopfig, a. weak-headed, 
 feeble-minded 
 
 Schwach-kopfigkeit, /. weak-headed- 
 ness, feeble-mindedness 
 
 Schwachlich, a. infirm, feeble, 
 weakly, sickly, delicate 
 
 Schwachlichkeit, /. infirmity, feeble- 
 ness, weakliness, delicacy 
 
 Schwachling, m. weakling, weakly 
 person 
 
 Schwach-nervig, a. neurasthenic 
 
 Schwach-sauerlich, a. mildly acid 
 
 Schwach-schlagend, a. feebly beat- 
 ing 
 
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 Sch 
 
 Schwach-sichtig, a. weak-sighted 
 Schwach-sichtigkeit, /. weakness of 
 
 sight, asthenopia 
 Schwach-sinn, m. weakness of mind 
 Schwach-sinnig, a. weak-minded, 
 
 imbecile 
 Schwach-sinnige, in. & f. an imbecile 
 Schwach-sinnigkeit, /. imbecility 
 Schwach-strom, m. minimum cur- 
 rent 
 Schwachung, /. weakening, debilita- 
 tion ; defloration 
 Schwachungsmittel, n. a depressant, 
 
 lowering remedy 
 Schwalben-kraut, n. chelidonium 
 Schwalben-nest, n. nidus hirundinis 
 Schwalben - wurz, /. cynanchum 
 
 vincetoxicum 
 Schwamm, m. sponge ; fungus, 
 mushroom ; aphtha ; spongy or 
 fungating malignant growth 
 vegetabilischer — , loofah 
 Schwamm - artig, a. spongiform ; 
 
 fungous, spongy ; porous 
 Schwamm-artigkeit, /. sponginess, 
 
 fungosity, porosity 
 Schwamm-bildung,/. fungoid growth 
 Schwammchen, n. a little sponge; 
 
 aphtha, thrush 
 Schwamm-druck, m. sponge-pres- 
 sure 
 Schwamm-formig, a. spongiform ; 
 
 spongy, fungoid 
 Schwamm-formiger Korper, m. cor- 
 pus spongiosum 
 Schwamm-geschwulst, /. fungoid 
 
 tumour 
 Schwamm - gewachs, n. fungoid 
 
 growth 
 Schwamm - gift, n. mushroom poi- 
 son, muscarin 
 Schwamm-halter, m. sponge-holder 
 Schwammig, a. spongy ; fungous, 
 
 fungoid 
 Schwammigkeit, /. sponginess ; fun- 
 gosity 
 Schwamm-kegel, m. sponge-tent 
 Schwamm-kohle, /. burnt sponge 
 Schwamm-korper, m. corpus spongi- 
 osum 
 Schwamm-saure, /. boletic acid 
 Schwamtn-sonde, /. sponge sound or 
 
 tent 
 Schwamm-stoff, m. fungin 
 Schwamm-trager, m. = -halter 
 Schwanenschnabel, m. swan-bill 
 Schwanger, a. pregnant 
 Schwangerbar, a. able to conceive or 
 become pregnant 
 
 Schwangere, /. a pregnant woman 
 
 Schwangerer, m. one who gets a 
 woman with child 
 
 Schwangern, v.t. to impregnate ; to 
 saturate 
 
 Schwangerschaft, /. pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-ablauf, m. expira- 
 tion or end of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-anfang, m. com- 
 mencement of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - auilockerung, /. 
 pregnancy softening 
 
 Schwangerschafts-beginn, m. = -an- 
 fang 
 
 Schwangerschafts - beschwerde, /. 
 troubles of pregnancy 
 
 Sch wangerschaf ts-blutung, /. haemor- 
 rhage of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-dauer, /. duration 
 of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - einwirkung, /. 
 effect of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - ende, n. end of 
 pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - erscheinung, /. 
 sign or symptom of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-harn, m. urine 
 during pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-kalender, m. cal- 
 endar for calculating date of con- 
 finement 
 
 Schwangerschafts-lehre, /. science of 
 pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-maske, /. uterine 
 mask 
 
 Schwangerschafts-monat, n. month 
 of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - narbe, /. white 
 line or stria after pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - niere, /. preg- 
 nancy kidnej'- 
 
 Schwangerschafts-streifen, m.pl. = 
 -narbe 
 
 Schwangerschafts-unterbrechung, /. 
 interruption of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts - veranderung, /. 
 change due to pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-verhiitend, a. pre- 
 venting pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-verhiitung, /. pre- 
 vention of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-verlauf, m. course 
 of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-vorgang, m. pro- 
 cess of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-wachstum, n. de- 
 velopment in pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-wahn, m. delu- 
 sion of being pregnant 
 
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 Sph 
 
 Schwangerschafts-wehen, f.pl. preg- 
 nancy pains 
 
 Schwangerschafts-woche, /. week of 
 pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-zeichen, n. sign or 
 
 . symptom of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerschafts-zeit, /. time or 
 period of pregnancy 
 
 Schwangerung, /. impregnation ; 
 saturation 
 
 Schwangerungsklage, /. charge of 
 affiliation 
 
 Schwanken, v.i. to move to and fro, 
 to shake, to stagger, to totter, 
 to fluctuate, to oscillate, to vary 
 
 Schwanken, n. shaking, staggering, 
 tottering, fluctuation, oscillation, 
 variation 
 
 Schwankende Rippen, f.pl. floating 
 ribs 
 
 Schwankung, /. = Schwanken 
 
 Schwann'sche Scheide, /. sheath of 
 Schwann 
 
 Schwanz, m. tail ; cauda 
 
 Schwanz- (in compds.), caudal 
 
 Schwanz-bein, n. coccyx 
 
 Schwanz-beinmuskel, m. coccygeus 
 muscle 
 
 Schwanz-bildung, /. coccygeal de- 
 velopment tending to form a tail 
 
 Schwanz-blase, /. caudal vesicle 
 
 Schwanz-darm, m. caudal gut (em- 
 bryonic) 
 
 Schwanz-ende, n. caudal extremity 
 (embryonic) 
 
 Schwanz-faden, m. caaidal filament 
 
 Schwanz-falte, /. caudal fold (em- 
 bryonic) 
 
 Schwanz-kappe, /. caudal cap (em- 
 bryonic) 
 
 Schwanz-kern, m. caudate nucleus 
 
 Schwanz-knochen, m. = -bein 
 
 Schwanz-kriimmung, /. caudal in- 
 curvation (embryonic) 
 
 Schwanz-los, a. tailless 
 
 Schwanz-menschen, m.pl. men pos- 
 sessing a rudimentary tail 
 
 Schwanz-scheide, /. caudal sheath 
 (amniotic) 
 
 Schwanz-teil, m. caudal portion 
 
 Schwanz-wirbel, m. caudal vertebra, 
 coccygeal vertebra 
 
 Schwanz-wirbelnerv, m. cocc^'geal 
 nerve 
 
 Schwappelig, a. fluctuating, flabby 
 
 Schwappen, v.i. to fluctuate 
 
 Schwappung, /. fluctuation 
 
 Schwappungsgefuhl, n. sense of fluc- 
 tuation 
 
 SchwSr, m. = Schwaren, m. 
 Schwaren, v.i. to ulcerate, to fester, 
 
 to suppurate 
 Schwaren, m. furuncle, boil, ulcer 
 Schwarm, m. crowd, cluster; colony 
 
 (bacteriology) 
 Schwarmen, v.i. to migrate 
 Schwarmer, m.pl. = Schwarm- 
 
 sporen 
 Schwarmerkranz, m. growing mar- 
 gin of a colony of bacteria 
 Schwarm-sporen, f.pl. swarm-spores, 
 
 zoospores 
 Schwarm-stadium, n. sporulation 
 
 stage 
 Schwarm-zelle, /. swarm-ceU 
 Schwarm-zustand, m. = -stadium 
 Schwarte, /. rind, skin ; covering, cor- 
 tex, thickening, induration ; scalp 
 Schwartenbildung, /. formation of 
 
 callosity or induration 
 Schwarz, a. black, swarthy 
 Schwarz-brot, n. black bread, rye- 
 bread 
 Schwarze Blatter, or — Pocke, /. 
 
 black or hasmorrhagic small-pox 
 Schwarzer Star, m. amaurosis 
 Schwarzer Tod, m. black death 
 Schwarzes Heilpflaster, n. Emplas- 
 trum fuscum camphoratum,PA.G. 
 Schwarz-fleck, m. melasma, melano- 
 
 dermia 
 Schwarz-gallig, a. melancholic 
 Schwarz-galligkeit, /. melancholia 
 Schwarz-haarig, a. black-haired 
 Schwarz - sehen, n. pessimistic out- 
 look 
 Schwarz-sucht, /. melanosis 
 Schwarz-siichtig, a. melanotic 
 Schwarzlich, a. blackish 
 Schwarzwasserfieber, n. blackwater 
 
 fever 
 Schwatzhaft, a. talkative 
 Schwatzhaftigkeit, /. talkativeness 
 Schwebe, /. sling ; suspender ; any 
 
 suspensory apparatus 
 Schwebefallung, /. the loose union of 
 a stain with an histological object 
 ( Unna) 
 Schwebe-gefiihl, n. sense of suspen- 
 sion or floating in the air 
 Schwebe-gurt, m. abdominal belt or 
 
 support 
 Schwebe-schiene,/. suspension splint 
 Schwedische Heilgymnastik, /. Swe- 
 dish treatment by gymnastics 
 Schwefel, m. sulphur 
 
 amorpher — , amorphous sul- 
 phur 
 
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 Schwefel-alkohol, m. carbon bisul- 
 phide 
 
 Schwefel-aluminium, w. aluminium 
 sulphide 
 
 Schwefel-ammonium, n. ammonium 
 sulphide 
 
 Schwefel-antimon, n, sulphide of 
 antimony 
 
 Schwefel-arsen, n. sulphide of ar- 
 senic, orpiment 
 
 Schwefel-artig, a. sulphurous 
 
 Schwefel-ather, m. sulphuric ether 
 
 Schwefel-atherweingeist, m. Hof- 
 mann's drops 
 
 Schwefel-bad, n. sulphur-bath 
 
 Schwefel-balsam, w. Oleum lini 
 sulphuratum 
 
 Schwefel - barium, n. barium sul- 
 phide 
 
 Schwefel-blei, n. sulphide of lead 
 
 Schwefel-blumen, f.pl. = -bluten 
 
 Schwefel-bluten, f.pl. flowers of 
 sulphur 
 
 Schwefel-calcium, n. calcium sul- 
 phide 
 
 Schwefel-chlorid, n, sulphur dichlo- 
 ride 
 
 SchTyefpl-chloriir, n. sulphur mono- 
 chloride 
 
 Sch wef el-cyan, n. sulphocyanogen 
 
 Schwefel-cyansaure, /. sulphocyanic 
 acid 
 
 Schwefel - cyanwasserstoffsauer, a. 
 sulpho-cyanic 
 
 Schwefel-dampf, m. sulphurous va- 
 pour 
 
 Schwefel-dioxyd, n. sulphur dioxide, 
 sulphurous acid 
 
 Schwefel-eisen, n. sulphide of iron 
 
 Schwefel-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained sulphur 
 
 Schwefel-gold, n. sulphide of gold 
 
 Schvyefel-haltig, a. containing sul- 
 phur, sulphurous 
 
 Schwefel-ig, a. sulphurous 
 
 Schwefel-kadmium, n. sulphide of 
 cadmium 
 
 Schwefel-kalium, n. sulphide of 
 potash 
 
 Schwefel-karbolsaure, /. sulpho-car- 
 bolic acid 
 
 Schwefel-kohlenstoff, m. bisulphide 
 of carbon 
 
 Schwefel-kopf, m. agaricus fascicu- 
 laris 
 
 Schwefel-leber, /. sulphuretted pot- 
 ash 
 
 Schwefel-leberluft, /, sulphuretted 
 hydrogen 
 
 Schwefel-milch, /. milk of sulphur, 
 sulphur precipitate 
 
 Schwefel-mittel, n. remedy contain- 
 ing sulphur 
 
 Schwefel-moorbad, n. bog-bath rich 
 in sulphur 
 
 Schwefeln, n. disinfection with sul- 
 phurous acid 
 
 Schwefeln, v.t. to sulphurate, to 
 treat with sulphur 
 
 Schwefel-naphta, n. sulphuric ether 
 
 Sch wef el-natrium, n. sulphide of 
 sodium 
 
 Schwefel-quecksilber, n. sulphide of 
 mercury 
 
 Schwefel-quecksilber, n. (rotes), red 
 sulphide of mercury, cinnabar 
 
 Schwefel-quecksilber, ot. (schwarzes), 
 black sulphide of mercury 
 
 Schwefel-quelle, /. sulphur spring 
 
 Schwefel-rauch, m. sulphur vapour 
 
 Schwefel-raucherung, /. fumigation 
 with sulphur 
 
 Schwefel - salbe, /. sulphur oint- 
 ment 
 
 Schwefel-salbe, /. (zusammenge- 
 setzte), compound sulphur oint- 
 ment 
 
 Schwefel-salze, n.pl. sulphur salts 
 
 Schwefel-sandseife, /. soap contain- 
 ing flowers of sulphur 
 
 Schwefel - sauer, a. sulphate, sul- 
 phuric 
 
 Schwefel-saure, /. sulphuric acid 
 
 Schwefel-saure, /. (rauchende), fum- 
 ing sialphuric acid 
 
 Schwefel-saureanhydrid, n. anhy- 
 drous sulphuric acid 
 
 Schwefel-saurevergiftung, /. poison- 
 ing b}' sulphuric acid 
 
 Schwefel - silber, n. sulphide of 
 silver 
 
 Schwefel-spiessglanz, n. sulphide of 
 antimony 
 
 Schwefel-spiessglanzerz, n. crude 
 antimony 
 
 Schwefel-strontium, n. sulphate of 
 strontium 
 
 Schwefelung, /. sulphuration 
 
 Schwefel-verbindung, /. a sulphur 
 compound 
 
 Schwefel-wasser, m. water containing 
 sulphur, sulphuretted water 
 
 Schwefel - wasserstoff, m. sulphu- 
 retted hydrogen 
 
 Schwefel-wasserstoffammoniak, n. 
 ammonium sulphide 
 
 Schwefel-wa§serstoffgas, «. -= -wa5» 
 serstoff 
 
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 Schwefel-wasserstoffquelle, f. spring 
 
 containing sulphuretted hydrogen 
 
 Schwefel-wasserstoffverbindung, /. 
 
 hydrosulphide 
 Schwefel-wasserstoffwasser, n. sul- 
 phuretted hydrogen water 
 Schwefel-zink, n. sulphide of zinc 
 Schweflicht, a. — Schwefelig 
 Schweflige Saure, /. sulphuroiis acid 
 Schwefligsauer, a. sulphite 
 Schwefligsaure, /. sulphurous acid 
 Schwefligsaureanhydrid, n. sulphu- 
 rous anhydride 
 Schweif, m. (and compds.), vide 
 
 Schwanz 
 Schweifkern, m. caudate nucleus 
 Schwein, n. pig, swine 
 Schweine-blattern, f.pl. swine-pox 
 Schweine-fett, n. hog's lard 
 Schweine-fieber, n. swine fever 
 Schweine-finne, /. cysticercus cellu- 
 
 losse 
 Schweine-pest, /. = -fieber 
 Schweine-pocken, f.pl. = -blattern 
 Schweine-rotlauf , m. swine erysipelas 
 Schweine-schmalz, n. = -fett 
 Schweine-seuche, /. = -fieber 
 Schweine-typhus, m. swine fever 
 Schweiss, m. sweat 
 
 englischer — , sweating sick- 
 ness, sudor anglicus ; miliary 
 fever 
 kolliquativer — , colliquative 
 
 sweat 
 picardischer — , miliary fever 
 Schweiss- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Schwitz- 
 Schweiss - absondernd, a. sweat- 
 secreting 
 Schweiss-absonderung, /. secretion 
 
 of sweat 
 Schweiss-absonderungstorung, /. dis- 
 turbance of sweat-secretion 
 Schweiss-ansammlung, /. accumula- 
 tion of sweat 
 Schweiss - aufhebend, a. checking 
 
 perspiration 
 Schweiss-ausbruch, m. outbreak of 
 
 sweat 
 Schweiss-bad, n. sweating-bath 
 Schweiss-befordernd, a. sudorific 
 Schweiss-bestsindteil, m. constituent 
 
 of sweat 
 Schweiss-bildend, a. sweat-forming 
 Schweiss-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 sweat 
 Schweiss-blaschen, n. sudamina 
 Schweiss - blaschenausschlag, m. 
 eruption of sudamina 
 
 Schweiss-blatterchen, n. = -blaschen 
 Schweiss-centrum, n. sweat-centre 
 Schweiss-cyste, /. sweat-cyst 
 Schweiss-druschen, n. small sweat- 
 gland 
 Schweiss-driise, /. sweat-gland , 
 Schweiss - driisenausfiihrungsgang, 
 m. excretory duct of sweat-gland 
 Schweiss-drusenentziindung, /. in^^ 
 
 fiammation of sweat-glands 
 Schweiss-driisenknauel, m. coil or 
 
 glomerulus of sweat-glands 
 Schweiss-driisenmundung, /. orifice 
 
 of sweat-glands 
 Schweiss-erregend, a. sudorific 
 Schweiss-exanthem, n. eruption pro- 
 duced bjr sweating 
 Schweiss-fieber, n. sweating sick- 
 ness, sudor anglicus ; miliary 
 fever 
 Schweiss - flechte, /, sweat-rash, 
 
 miliaria 
 Schweiss-fluss, m. flow of sweat 
 Schweiss-fliissigkeit, /. sweat 
 Schweiss-friesel, m. sudamina 
 Schweiss-frieselausschlag, m. erup- 
 tion of sudamina 
 Schweiss - frieselfieber, n. miliary 
 
 fever 
 Schweiss-fuss, m. sweaty feet 
 Schweiss-gang, m. sweat-duct 
 Schweiss-geruch, m. odour of sweat 
 Schweiss-griibchen, n. = -pore 
 Schweiss-kanal, m. or -kanalchen, n. 
 
 = -gang 
 Sch weiss-knaueldruse,/. sweat-gland 
 Schweiss-laus, /. sweat-louse, the ■ 
 
 supposed parasite of phthiriasis 
 Schweiss-loch, it. = -pore 
 Schweiss-los, a. sweatless 
 Schweiss-losigkeit, /. or -mangel, m. 
 
 absence or deficiency of sweat 
 Schweiss-mittel, n. a sudorific, di- 
 aphoretic 
 Schweiss-nerv, m. sweat-nerve 
 Schweiss-pore, /. sweat-pore 
 Schweiss - pulver, n. diaphoretic 
 
 powder 
 Schweiss-rinne, /. sweat-channel or 
 
 -groove 
 Schweiss-seuche, /. = -fieber 
 Schweiss-stauung, /. suppression of 
 
 sweat 
 Schweiss-sucht, /. = -fieber 
 Schweiss-trank, m. sudorific draught 
 Schweiss-treibend, a. sudorific, di- 
 aphoretic 
 Schweiss-uberfluss, m, excess of 
 sweat 
 
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 Schweiss-unterdrUckung, /. suppres- 
 sion of sweat 
 
 Schweiss-verdunstung, /. evapora- 
 tion of sweat 
 
 Schweiss-zersetzung, /. decompo- 
 sition of sweat 
 
 Schwell- (in compds.), spongy, 
 cavernous, erectile 
 
 Schwellbar, a. capable of swelling 
 
 Schwellbarkeit, /. capability of swel- 
 ling 
 
 Schwelle, /. threshold, limen 
 
 Schwellen, v.i. to swell, to become 
 distended 
 
 Schwellenwert, m. stimulation 
 threshold 
 
 Schwell-gewebe, n. erectile or caver- 
 nous tissue 
 
 Schwell-korper, m. corpus caverno- 
 sum, corpus spongiosum 
 
 Schwell-korperanschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling of erectile tissue 
 
 Schwell-korperarterie, /. artery sup- 
 plying corpus cavernosum 
 
 Schwell-korperblutgefass, n, blood- 
 vessel of corpus cavernosum 
 
 Schwell-korperentziindung, /. in- 
 flammation of corpus cavernosum 
 
 Schwell-korpererschlaffung, /. relax- 
 ation of corpus cavernosum 
 
 Schwell-korpergefass, n. vessel of 
 corpus cavernosum 
 
 Schwell-netz, n. erectile reticulated 
 tissue 
 
 Schwell-niere, /. swollen or enlarged 
 kidney 
 
 Schwellung, /. swelling, tumefac- 
 tion 
 
 Schwellungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 swelling 
 
 Schwellungs-katarrh, m. congestive 
 catarrh 
 
 Schwellungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 swelling 
 
 Schwellungs-zustand, m. swollen 
 condition 
 
 Schwemmkanal, m. sewer (English 
 system) 
 
 Schweningerkur, /. a treatment for 
 obesity in which fluid at meals is 
 forbidden 
 Schwer, a. heavy ; difficult ; severe, 
 
 dangerous, serious 
 Schwer-atmig, a. dyspnoeic ; asth- 
 matic 
 Schwer - atmigkeit, /. dyspnoea ; 
 
 asthma 
 Schwer-besinnlichkeit, /. difficulty 
 in recollecting 
 
 Schwer-beweglich, a. difficult to 
 
 move 
 Schwer-beweglichkeit, /. difficulty 
 
 of movement 
 Schwere, /. weight ; gravity ; diffi- 
 culty ; hea.viness 
 Schwer-fliissig, a. difficult to fuse 
 Schwer-geburt, /. difficult labour 
 Schwer-harnen, n. dysuria 
 Schwer-horig, a. hard of hearing 
 Schwer-horigkeit, /. difficulty of 
 
 hearing 
 Schwer-krank, a. seriously ill 
 Schwer-leibigkeit, /. corpulence 
 Schwer-mut, m. melancholy, low 
 
 spirits 
 Schwer-miitig, a. melancholic, low- 
 spirited 
 Schwer-miitigkeit, /. = -mut 
 Schwer - punkt, m. centre of gra- 
 vity 
 Schwer-spat, m. heavy spar 
 Schwert- (in compds.), ensiform 
 Schwert-foim g, a. ensiform 
 Schwert-fortsatz, m. ensiform pro- 
 cess 
 Schwert-knorpel, m. ensiform car- 
 tilage 
 Schwer-verdaulich, a. indigestible 
 Schwer-verdaulichkeit, /. dyspepsia 
 Schwer-verletzt, a. seriously injured 
 Schwer - verwundet, a. seriously 
 
 wounded 
 Schwer-zungig, a. having difficulty 
 
 in speaking 
 Schwer-zungigkeit, /. difficulty of 
 
 speech 
 Schwiele, /. callosity, callus ; weal ; 
 
 induration ; bunion 
 Schwielen, f.pl. (rheumatische), 
 
 rheumatic induration 
 Schwielen-artig, a. callous, indu- 
 rated, weal-like 
 Schwielen-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 callosity or induration 
 Schwielig, a. = Schwielenartig 
 Schwimmbad, n. swimming-bath 
 Schwimmprobe, /. floating test 
 Schwimmstar, m. floating cataract 
 Schwindel, m. giddiness, dizziness, 
 vertigo 
 
 epileptischer — , epileptic ver- 
 tigo 
 Schwindel-anfall, m. attack of dizzi- 
 ness or vertigo 
 Schwindel-angst, /. aura vertiginosa; 
 
 agoraphobia, fear of space 
 Schwindel-gefiihl, n. sensation of 
 dizziness 
 
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 Schwindel-mittel, n. remedy fof 
 
 giddiness or vertigo 
 Schwindeln, v.i. to feel dizzy or 
 
 giddy 
 Schwindel-sUcht, /. vertigo 
 Schwindel-suchtig, a. vertiginous 
 Schwindel-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 Schwinden, va^ to disappear ; to 
 
 Shrink ; to dwindle, to waste, to 
 
 shrivel, to wither, to atrophy 
 Schwinden, n. wasting, withering, 
 
 atrophy 
 Schwind-fieber, n. hectic or wasting 
 
 fever 
 Schwind-flechte, /. lichen 
 Schwind-grube, /. cesspool 
 Schwind-knotchen, n. = -flechte 
 Schwindlig, a. dizzy, giddy 
 Schwindler, m. a sheep affected with 
 
 staggers 
 Schwind-sucht, /. anv wasting dis- 
 ease ; consumption, phthisis 
 Schwind-sucht, /. (der Miihlstein- 
 
 arbeiter), mill - stone makers' 
 
 phthisis 
 Schwind-sucht, /. (galoppierende), 
 
 galloping consumption 
 Schwind-sucht, /. (trockene), tabes, 
 
 marasmus 
 Schwind - siichtig, a. consump- 
 tion 
 Schwind-siichtige, m. & f. a, con- 
 sumptive person 
 Schwind-siichtigkeit, /. consump- 
 
 tiveness, tendency to phthisis 
 Schwind-suchtlehre, /. science of 
 
 phthisical diseases 
 Sehwind-suchtmittel, n. a remedy 
 
 for consumption 
 Schwingen, v.t. & i. to swing, to 
 
 oscillate, to vibrate 
 Schwingung, /. swinging, oscillation, 
 
 vibration 
 Schwingungs-dauer, /. duration of 
 
 vibration or oscillation 
 Schwingungs-fahigkeit, /. capability 
 
 of vibration 
 Schwingungs-harchen, n. vibratile 
 
 cilium 
 Schwingungs-methode, /. method of 
 
 oscillation or vibration 
 Schwingungs-theorie, /. theory of 
 
 vibration 
 Schwingungs-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 
 keit 
 Schwingungs-weise, /. mode or 
 
 manner of vibration 
 SchwJngungs-zahl, /, number or 
 
 rate of vibrations 
 
 48s 
 
 Schwirren, v.i. to whiz, to buzz, to 
 whirr, to hum 
 
 Schwirren, n. wliizzing, humming, 
 vibrating sensation, thrill, fre- 
 mitus 
 
 Schwitz- (in compds.), relating to 
 perspiration ; vide for compds. 
 also Schweiss- 
 
 Schwitz-bad, n. sweating-bath 
 
 Schwitz-blaschen, n. sudamina 
 
 Schwitz-blaschenausschlag, m. erup- 
 tion of sudamina 
 
 Schwitz-blatterchen, n. = -blaschen 
 
 Schwitz-einpackung, /. sweat-pack 
 
 Schwitzen, v.t. & i. to cause to 
 sweat ; to sweat 
 
 Schwitzen, n. sweating 
 
 Schwitz-fieber, n. sweating sickness, 
 sudor anglicus ; miliary fever 
 
 Schwitz-kur, /. treatment by sweat- 
 ing 
 
 Schwitz-mittel, n. a sudorific, di- 
 aphoretic 
 
 Schwitz-pulver, n. diaphoretic pow- 
 der 
 
 Schwitz-stube, /. sudatorium 
 
 Schwitz-trank, m. sudorific draught 
 
 Schwulst, /. swelling, tumour ; vide 
 also Geschwulst 
 
 Schwiilstig, a. swoUen 
 
 Schwund, m. atrophy, withering, 
 shrivelling ; falling out (of hair) ; 
 absorption 
 
 Schwungbein, n. the swinging or 
 non-supporting leg in walking 
 
 Schwungkraft, /. centrifugal force 
 
 Schwurig, a. suppurating, ulcerated 
 
 Schyzomyceten, pi. schizomycetes, 
 fission fungi 
 
 Scillismus, m. poisoning with squill 
 
 Scirrhos, a. scirrhous 
 
 Scission, /. cleaving 
 
 Scissur, /. cleft 
 
 Scleral . . . (and compds.), vide 
 Skleral . . . 
 
 Sclero . . . (and compds.), vide 
 Sklero . . . 
 
 Scultet'sche Binde, /. many-tailed 
 bandage for lower limb 
 
 Sebacinsaure, /. sebacic acid 
 
 Seborrhoe, /. seborrhoea 
 
 Seborrhoisch, a. seborrhceic 
 
 Sebumpfropf, m. sebaceous plug 
 
 Sec . . ., vide also Sek . . . and 
 Sez . . . 
 
 Sechskopfig, a. six-headed 
 
 Sechssaurig, a. hexavalent 
 
 Sechswertig, a. hexavalent 
 
 Sechswochnerin, /. a lying-in woman 
 
Sed 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Seh 
 
 Sedantia, pi. sedative remedies 
 
 Sedativsalz, n. boric acid 
 
 Sedimentieren, v.i. to deposit a sedi- 
 ment 
 
 See, /. sea 
 
 See-bad, w. sea-bath 
 
 See-badekur, /. treatment by sea- 
 baths 
 
 See-hospiz, n, sea-bathing infirmary- 
 See - klima, n. sea or sea-coast cli- 
 mate 
 
 See-krank, a. sea-sick 
 
 See-krankenpflege, /. care of pa- 
 tients at sea 
 
 See-krankheit, /. sea-sickness 
 
 Seele, /. soul 
 
 Seelen- (in compds.), mental, psy- 
 chic 
 
 Seelen-arzt, m. alienist, psychologist 
 
 Seelen-arztlich, a. relating to an 
 alienist or psychologist 
 
 Seelen-blindheit, /. mind-blindness 
 
 Seelen-forscher, m. psychologist 
 
 Seelen-forschung, /. psychology 
 
 Seelen-gesundheit, /. healthy state 
 of mind 
 
 Seelen - gesundheitskunde, /. psy- 
 chology 
 
 Seelen-heillmnde, f. the science and 
 art of treating mental diseases 
 
 Seelen-kraft, /. mental vigour 
 
 Seelen-krank, a. mentally diseased 
 
 Seelen-kranke, m. & /. a person 
 mentally affected 
 
 Seelen-krankheit, /. mental disease, 
 psychopathy 
 
 Seelen-kmide, /. psychology 
 
 Seelen-lehre, /. = -kunde t^ 
 
 Seelen-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Seelen-mut, m. moral courage 
 
 Seelen-reiz, m. mental stimulant 
 
 Seelen-ruhe, /. mental rest 
 
 Seelen-schmerz, m. mental pain, 
 grief, agony 
 
 Seelen-storung, /. mental disturb- 
 ance 
 
 Seelen-taubheit, /. psychic deafness, 
 loss of intellectual perception of 
 sound 
 
 Seelen-thatigkeit, /. mental function 
 or activity 
 
 Seelen-vermogen, n. mental faculty 
 or power 
 
 Seelen-zustand, m. mental condition 
 
 See-luft, /. sea air 
 
 See-moos, n. Carrageen moss 
 
 See-pferd, n. hippocampus 
 
 Seei-pferdefuss, m, (grosser), hippo- 
 campus major 
 
 483 
 
 See-pferdefuss, m. (kleiner), hippo 
 
 campus minor 
 See-quarantane, /. quarantine at sea 
 See-salz, n. sea-salt 
 See-sanitatswesen, n. all sanitary 
 
 matters concerning ships 
 See-scharbock, m. sea scurvy 
 See-skorbut, m. =- -scharbock 
 See-station, /. = -hospiz 
 See-tang, m. (and compds.), vide 
 
 Laminaria- 
 Segel, n. sail ; velum 
 Segel-formig, a. veliform 
 Segel-klappe, /. segment of auriculo- 
 
 ventricular valve 
 Segel-ventil, n. = -klappe 
 Segmental, a. segmental 
 Segmental-blaschen, n. segmental 
 
 vesicle 
 Segmental-gang, m. segmental duct 
 Segmentation, /. segmentation, frag- 
 mentation 
 Segmentieren, v.i. to undergo seg- 
 mentation 
 Segmentierung, /. segmentation 
 Seh- (in compds.), visual, optic,, 
 
 opto- 
 Seh-achse, /. axis of vision 
 Seh-akt, m. act of vision 
 Seh-apparat, m. visual apparatus 
 Seh - centrum, n. visual centre;, 
 
 psycho-optic centre 
 Seh-ding, n. visual image as dis- 
 tinguished from an actual object- 
 seen 
 Sehe, /. piif'-l 
 
 Sehen, v.t. & i. to see, to perceive 
 Sehen, n. sight, seeing 
 Seh-fahig, a. capable of seeing 
 Seh-fahigkeit, /. capability of visibm 
 Seh-fehler, m. defect of vision 
 Seh-feld, n. field of vision 
 Seh-funktion, /. function of -vision 
 Seh-ganglion, m. optic ganglion 
 Seh-hiigel, m. optic thalamus 
 Seh-hiigelerkrankung, /. disease of 
 
 optic thalamus 
 Seh-hiigelstiel, m. peduncle of optic 
 
 thalamus 
 Seh-hiigelstrahlung, /. radiation ofi 
 
 optic thalamus 
 Seh-kanal, m. = -loch 
 Seh-kraft, /. po-wer of vision 
 Seh-kraftabnahme, /. decrease in: 
 
 po-wer of vision 
 Seh-kraftmesser, in. optometer 
 Seh-kraftzunahme, /. increase in< 
 
 po-vsrer of vision 
 Seh-kreis, m. horopter 
 
Seh 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sell 
 
 Seh-lehre, /. optics 
 
 Seh-leistung, /. visual power or 
 
 capacity 
 Seh-Hnie, /. visual line 
 Seh-Ioch, n. pupil ; optic foramen 
 Seh-lochhaut, /. pupillary mem- 
 brane 
 Seh-mal, n. object of vision, visual 
 
 point 
 Seh-messer, m. optometer 
 Sehmsblatter, pi. senna-leaves 
 Sehne, /. tendon, sinew 
 Sehnen- (in compds.), tendinous 
 Sehnen-abscess, m. thecal abscess 
 Sehnen-ahnlich, a. tendinous 
 Sehnen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Sehnen-ausbreitung, /. aponeurosis 
 Sehnen-band, n. tendinous ligament 
 Sehnen-bein, n. = -knochelchen 
 Sehnen-binde, /. tendinous fascia 
 Sehnen-bogen, m. tendinous arch 
 Sehnen-brand, m. sloughing of a 
 
 tendon 
 Sehnen - durchschneidung, /. ten- 
 otomy 
 Sehnen-eiterung, /. suppuration of a 
 
 tendon 
 Sehnen-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 . of a tendon 
 Sehnen-erkrankung, /. disease of a 
 
 tendon 
 Sehnen-erschlaffung, /. relaxation of 
 
 a tendon 
 Sehnen-faden, m. tendinous fibre or 
 
 cord 
 Sehnen-fadenbiindel, m. bundle of 
 
 tendinous fibres 
 Sehnen-faser, /. = -faden 
 Sehnen-flecken, m. macula lactea, 
 
 milk-spot 
 Sehnen-gewebe, n. tissue of a tendon 
 Sehnen-gicht, /. gout in a tendon 
 Sehnen-haube, /. epicranial aponeu- 
 rosis 
 Sehnen-haut, /. aponeurosis 
 Sehnen - hiipfen, n. subsultus ten- 
 
 dinum 
 Sehnen-knochelchen, n. sesamoid 
 
 bone 
 Sehnen-korperchen, n. tendon-cell 
 Sehnen-krankheit, /. disease of a 
 
 tendon 
 Sehnen-lahmung, /. paralysis of a 
 
 tendon 
 Sehnen-messer, n. tenotome 
 Sehnen-naht, /. suture of a tendon 
 Sehnen-narbe, /. cicatrix of a tendon 
 Sehnen-neubiidung, /. new-growth 
 in a tendon 
 
 484 
 
 Sehnen-pfeifen, n. a variety of peri- 
 cardial rub 
 
 Sehnen-pforte, /. opening of channel 
 for tendon 
 
 Sehnen-phanomen, n. tendon reflex 
 or jerk 
 
 Sehnen-plastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 tendons 
 
 Sehnen-reflex, m. = -phanomen 
 
 Sehnen-ring, m. tendinous ring, 
 anniilus tendinosus 
 
 Sehnen-riss, m. rupture of tendon 
 
 Sehnen-rolle, /. trochlear surface 
 
 Sehnen-scheide, /. sheath of a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-scheidenabscess, m. thecal 
 abscess 
 
 Sehnen - scheidenbrucke, /. tendon- 
 sheath bridge 
 
 Sehnen-scheidenentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of sheath of a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-scheidenriss, m. rupture of a 
 sheath of a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-scheidenverwachsung, /. ad- 
 hesion of or in the sheath of a 
 tendon 
 
 Sehnen-schenkel, m. head or muscu- 
 lar attachment of tendon 
 
 Sehnen-schmerz, m. pain in a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-schmiere, /. tendon synovia 
 
 Sehnen-schnitt, in. tenotomy 
 
 Sehnen-schnur, /. = -faden 
 
 Sehnen-schwund, m. atrophy of a 
 tendon 
 
 Sehnen-spiegel, m. shining aspect of 
 tendinous tissue 
 
 Sehnen-spindeln, pi. Golgi's endor- 
 gans in tendon 
 
 Sehnen-sprihgen, n. ~ -hiipfen 
 
 Sehnen-steifigkeit, /. stiffness or 
 rigidity of tendons 
 
 Sehnen-streifen, m. tendinous band 
 
 Sehnen-verdickung, /. thickening of 
 a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-verkiirzung, /. shortening or 
 contraction of a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-verletzung, /. injury of a 
 tendon 
 
 Sehnen-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 a tendon 
 
 Sehnen-zerreissung, /. rupture of a 
 tendon 
 
 Sehnerv, m. optic nerve 
 
 Sehnerven- (in compds.), relating to 
 optic nerve 
 
 Sehnerven-atrophie, /. optic atrophy 
 
 Sehnerven-ausbreitung, /. radiation 
 of optic nerve 
 
 Sehnerven-entartung, /. degenera- 
 tion of optic nerve 
 
Seh 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Set 
 
 Sehnerven-exkavation, /. hollowing 
 
 of optic disc, as in glaucoma 
 Sehnerven-faser, /. fibre of optic 
 
 nerve 
 Sehnerven-faserschicht, /. layer of 
 
 optic-nerve fibres 
 Sehnerven-hugel, m. = -papille 
 Sehnerven-kern, m. nucleus of optic 
 
 nerve 
 Sehnerven-kopf, m. optic papilla 
 Sehnerven-kreuzung, /. optic chi- 
 
 asma 
 Sehnerven-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 optic nerve 
 Sehnerven-offnung, /. optic foramen 
 Sehnerven-papille, /. papUla of optic 
 
 nerve 
 Sehnerven-reizung, /. irritation of 
 
 optic nerve 
 Sehnerven-scheibe, /. optic disc 
 Sehnerven-schwund, m. atrophy of 
 
 optic nerve 
 Sehnerven-stamm, m. trunk of optic 
 
 nerve 
 Sehnerven-verfarbung, /. discolora- 
 tion of optic nerve 
 Sehnerven-zweig, m. branch of optic 
 
 nerve 
 Sehnig, a. tendinous, sinewy 
 Sehnsucht, /. longing, desire 
 Seh-organ, n. organ of vision 
 Seh-probe, /. vision test 
 Seh-prufung, /. testing of vision 
 Seh-punkt, m. visual point, point of 
 
 fixation 
 Seh-purpur, m. = -rot 
 Seh-raum, m. visual space 
 Seh-raumachse, /. axis of visual 
 
 space 
 Seh-raumkernlinie, /. = -raumachse 
 Seh-richtung, /. direction of vision 
 Seh-richtungslinie, /. axis of vision 
 Seh-rot, n. visual red or purple 
 Seh-scharfe, /. acuteness of vision 
 Sehscharfe-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 
 acuteness of %'ision 
 Sehscharfe - verminderung, /. = 
 
 -scharfeabnahme 
 Sehscharfe-zunahme, /. increase of 
 
 acuteness of vision 
 Seh-schwache, /. weakness of vision 
 Seh-sphare, /. sphere or centre of 
 
 vision 
 Seh-stiel, m. pedicle of optic vesicle 
 Seh-storung, /. visual disturbance 
 Seh-strahl, m. visual ray 
 Seh-strahlung, /. optic radiation of 
 
 Gratiolet 
 Seh-strang, m. = -streifen 
 
 Seh-streifen, m. optic tract 
 Seh-streifenkreuzung, /. optic com- 
 missure 
 Seh-tiichtigkeit, /. faculty of vision 
 Seh-vermogen, n. = -tuchtigkeit 
 Seh-weite, /. visual range 
 Seh-weitemesser, m. optometer 
 Seh-werkzeug, n. visual apparatus 
 Seh-winkel, m. visual angle 
 Seh-zellen, f.pl. vision-cell 
 Seicht, a. shallow 
 Seide, /. silk 
 Seidelbast, m. mezeroon 
 Seidelbast - extrakt, m, extractum 
 
 mezerei 
 Seidelbast-rinde, /. cortex mezerei 
 Seidelbast - salbe, /. unguentum 
 
 mezerei 
 Seiden- (in compds.), silk 
 Seiden-darm, m. silkworm gut 
 Seiden-faden, m. silk thread 
 Seiden-ligatur, /. silk ligature 
 Seiden-naht, /. silk suture 
 Seiden-wurmdarm, m. = -darm 
 Seidlitzer Salz, n. Seidlitz salt, mag- 
 nesium sulphate 
 Seidlitzpulver, n. Seidlitz powder 
 Seife, /. soap 
 
 grune — , green or soft soap 
 medizinische — , medicated soap 
 Seifen- (in compds.), relating to soap 
 Seifen-artig, a. saponaceous 
 Seif en-bad, n. soap-bath 
 Seif en-balsam, m. opodeldoc 
 Seifen-geschwulst, /. steatoma 
 Seifen-kraut, n. saponaria 
 Seif en-liniment, n. (flussiges), Lini- 
 
 mentum ammoniatum, Ph. G. 
 Seifen-pfiaster, n. soap-plaster 
 Seifen-rinde, /. bark of Quillaya sa-- 
 
 ponaria 
 Seifen-siederlauge, /. solution of 
 
 caustic potash 
 Seifen-spiritus, m. solution of soap 
 
 in spirit 
 Seifen-waschung, /. washing with 
 
 soap 
 Seifen-wurz, /. radix saponariaB 
 Seifen-zapfchen, n. soap suppository 
 Seifig, a. soapy, saponaceous 
 Seignettesalz, n. RocheUe salt 
 Seihen, v.i. to filter 
 Seiher, m. filter 
 Seite, /. side, flank ; surface 
 Seiten- (in compds.), lateral 
 Seiten-ader, /. lateral blood-vessel 
 Seiten-ansicht, /. lateral aspect 
 Seiten-arm, m. lateral arm 
 Seiten-arterie, /. lateral artery 
 
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Sei 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sek 
 
 Seiten-ast, m. lateral branch 
 Seiten-band, n. lateral ligament 
 Seiten-bauchlage, /. lateral abdom- 
 inal position 
 Seiten-beckenbein, n. lateral pelvic 
 
 bone 
 Seiten-bein, n, lateral bone ; parietal 
 
 bone 
 Seiten-beugung, /. lateral curvature 
 Seiten-blutader, /. lateral vein 
 Seiten-druck, m. lateral pressure 
 Seiten-einstellung, /. lateral presen- 
 tation 
 Seiten-falte, /. lateral fold 
 Seiten-falz, m. lateral groove or fold 
 Seiten-fliigel, m. lateral wing 
 Seiten-fontanelle, /. lateral fonta- 
 
 nelle 
 Seiten-fortsatz, m. lateral or trans- 
 verse process 
 Seiten-furche, /. lateral groove 
 Seiten-gang, m. lateral duct 
 Seiten-halfte, /. lateral hemisphere 
 Seiten-hebel, m. lateral retractor 
 Seiten-hohle, /. lateral ventricle or 
 
 cavity 
 Seiten-horn, n. lateral cornu or horn 
 Seiten-kammer, /. = -hohle 
 Seiten-kette, /. side-chain 
 Seiten-knorpel, m. lateral cartilage 
 Seiten-kopfweh, n. hemicrania 
 Seiten-krampf, m. pleurodynia 
 Seiten-kreislauf, m. collateral circu- 
 lation 
 Seiten-lage, /. lateral presentation ; 
 
 lateral position 
 Seiten-lagerung, /. lateral decubitus 
 Seiten-lahmung, /. hemiplegia 
 Seiten-lappen, m. lateral lobe 
 Seiten - lasion, /. Brown - Sequard's 
 
 paralysis 
 Seiten-nasenarterie, /. arteria later- 
 alis nasi 
 Seiten-platte, /. lateral lamina or 
 
 plate 
 Seiten-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Seiten-rand, m. lateral margin 
 Seiten - rumpfmuskel, m. lateral 
 
 muscle of trunk 
 Seiten-saule, /. lateral column 
 Seiten-scheide, /. lateral sheath 
 Seiten-schildzungenband, n. lateral 
 
 thyro-hyoid ligament 
 Seiten-schiagader, /. = -arterie 
 Seiten-schmerz, m. pain in the side, 
 
 pleurodynia 
 Seiten-schnitt, m. lateral incision 
 Seiten - starrkrampf, m. pleurostho- 
 tonos 
 
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 Seiten-stechen, n. stitch or pain in 
 
 the side, pleurodynia 
 Seiten - steinschnitt, m. lateral lith- 
 otomy 
 Seiten-stich, m. = -stechen 
 Seiten-strang, m. lateral column 
 Seiten-strangkern, m. nucleus funi- 
 culi lateralis 
 Seiten-strangrest, m. the position of 
 the lateral column not occupied 
 by long fibre-systems 
 Seiten-strangsklerose, /. lateral scle- 
 rosis 
 Seiten-strangzone, /. lateral zone 
 Seiten-teil, m. lateral portion 
 Seiten-ventrikel, m. lateral ventricle 
 Seiten-ventrikelfortsatz, m. cornu of 
 
 lateral ventricle 
 Seiten-ventrikelhorn, n. = -ven- 
 
 trikelfortsatz 
 Seiten-verrenkung, /. lateral disloca- 
 tion 
 Seiten-wand, /. lateral wall 
 Seiten-wandbein, n. parietal bone 
 Seiten-wandknorpel, m. lateral car- 
 tilage 
 Seiten-wandungswinkel, m. angle of 
 
 lateral displacement 
 Seiten-zungenarterie, /. ranine artery 
 Seitlich, a. lateral 
 Seitliches Feld, n. lateral area 
 Seit warts, adv. sideways, laterally 
 Seitwarts-kriimmung, /. or -ver- 
 kriimmung, /. lateral curvature ; 
 scoliosis 
 Sekret, n. secretion, secreted mate- 
 rial 
 Sekretion, /. act of secretion 
 Sekretions-apparat, m. secretory ap- 
 paratus 
 Sekretions-druse, /. secretory gland 
 Sekretions - fahigkeit, /. secretory 
 
 capacity 
 Sekretions-fliissigkeit, /. the secreted 
 
 fluid 
 Sekretions-gefass, n. secretory vessel 
 Sekretions-organ, n. secretory organ 
 Sekretions-mittel, n. a remedy for 
 
 causing or increasing secretion 
 Sekretions-neurose, /. neurosis of 
 
 secretory nerves 
 Sekretions-rohrchen, n. secretory 
 
 tubule 
 Sekretions-storung, /. disturbance of 
 
 secretion 
 Sekretions-vermogen, n. = -fahig- 
 keit 
 Sekretions-vorgang, m, secretory 
 process 
 
Sek 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sel 
 
 Sekretions-weg, m. secretory duct or 
 passage 
 
 Sekretions-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 
 Sekret - masse, /. secreted sub- 
 stance 
 
 Sekretodermatosen, f.pl. skin dis- 
 eases characterised by anomalies 
 of secretion 
 
 Sekretorisch, a. secretory 
 
 Sekret-pfropf, m. plug of secretion jj 
 
 Sekret-stoff, m. = -masse 
 
 Sektion, /. section, dissection, au- 
 topsy 
 
 Sektioiis-befund, m. post-mortem 
 result 
 
 Sektions-bericht, m. post-mortem 
 report 
 
 Sektions-besteck, n. case of post- 
 mortem instruments 
 
 Sektions-ergebnis, n. = -befund 
 
 Sektions-protokol, n. = -bericht 
 
 Sektions-saal, m. dissecting- or post- 
 mortem-room 
 
 Sektions-tisch, m. dissecting- table 
 
 Sektions-warze, /. dissecting-porters' 
 wart 
 
 Sekundar, a. secondary 
 
 Sekundar-ablenkung, /. secondary 
 deviation or deflexion 
 
 Sekundar-erkrankung, /. secondary 
 disease 
 
 Sekundar - infektion, /. secondary 
 infection 
 
 Sekundar - knotchen, n. secondary 
 nodule 
 
 Sekundar - schielen, n. secondary 
 squint 
 
 Sekundar-stellung, /. secondary posi- 
 tion 
 
 Selbst, a. self, auto-, spontaneous, 
 automatic 
 
 Selbst-aniputation, /. spontaneous 
 amputation, intra-uterine ampu- 
 tation 
 
 Selbst - ansteckung, /. auto - infec- 
 tion 
 
 Selbst-befleckung, /. self-abuse, mas- 
 turbation 
 
 Selbst-befruchtung, /. auto-impreg- 
 
 , nation 
 
 Selbst-begattung, /. = -befruchtung 
 
 Selbst-beobachtungsspiegel, m. auto- 
 laryngoscope 
 Selbst-bewegung, /. automatic or 
 
 voluntary movement 
 Selbst-bewusstsein, n. self-conscious- 
 ness, consciousness of the ego 
 Selbst-bildung, /. autoplasty 
 Selbst-entleibung, /. suicide 
 
 Selbst-entwickelung, f. self-develop- 
 ment ; spontaneous evolution ; 
 spontaneous delivery 
 Selbst-entziindung, /. spontaneous 
 ignition ; idiopathic inflammation 
 Selbst-erregend, a. self-exciting 
 Selbst-erregung, /. auto-stimulation, 
 
 self-excitation 
 Selbst-erzeugend, a. spontaneous 
 Selbst-erzeugung, /. spontaneous 
 
 generation, autogenesis 
 Selbst-garung, /. spontaneous fer- 
 mentation 
 Selbst-gefiihl, n. consciousness; self- 
 esteem 
 Selbst-gifte, n.pl. auto-toxius 
 Selbst-heilung, /. spontaneous cure 
 Selbst-impfung, /. auto-inoculation 
 Selbst-infektion, /. = -austeckung 
 Selbst-klystier, n. self-administered 
 
 enema 
 Selbst-klystieren, v.t. to administer 
 
 an enema to oneself 
 Selbst-leiden, n. idiopathy 
 Selbst-mord, m. suicide 
 Selbst-morder, m. male suicide 
 Selbst-morderin, /. female suicide 
 Selbst-morderisch, a. suicidal 
 Selbst-mordneigung, /. inclination to 
 
 suicide 
 Selbst-mordtrieb, m. suicidal impulse 
 Selbst-reinigung, /. automatic purifi- 
 cation of streams 
 Selbst-schander, m. onanist 
 Selbst-schandung, /. = -befleckung 
 Selbst-standig, a. independent 
 Selbst-steuerung, /. self-regulation 
 Selbst-thatig, a. self-acting ; auto- 
 matic 
 Selbst-thatigkeit, /. spontaneity, au- 
 tomatism 
 Selbst-unterbrecher, m. automatic 
 
 circuit-breaker 
 Selbst-unterbrechung, /. automatic 
 
 interruption 
 Selbst-verbrennung, /. spontaneous 
 
 combustion 
 Selbst-verdauung, /. self-digestion, 
 
 autopepsia 
 Selbst-vergahrung, /. spontaneous 
 cessation of fermentation ; spon- 
 taneoiTS fermentation 
 Selbst-vergiftung, /. self-poisoning 
 Selbst-verstiimmelung, /. self-muti- 
 lation 
 Selbst-wendung, /. spontaneous ver- 
 sion 
 Selbst-zeugung, /. spontaneous gen- 
 eration, abiogenesis 
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Sel 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ser 
 
 Selektionstheorie, /. theory of natu- 
 ral selection 
 
 Selen, n. selenium 
 
 Selenogamie, /. somnambulism 
 
 Selten, a. rare 
 
 Selterswasser, n. Seltzer-water 
 
 Seltzerwasser, n. = Selterswasser 
 
 Semilunarklappe, /. semilunar valve 
 
 Semilunarknorpel, m. semihmar car- 
 tilage 
 
 Semiologie, /. semiology 
 
 Semiotik, /. = Semiologie 
 
 Semiotisch, a. semiotic 
 
 Semmelkur, /. dry-bread treatment 
 
 Senega- (in compds.), senega 
 
 Senega-extrakt, m. extract of senega 
 
 Senegalfieber, n. malaria as occur- 
 ring in Senegal 
 
 Senega-sirup, m. syrup of senega 
 
 Senega- wurzel, /. senega root 
 
 Senescenz, /. decrepitude, senility 
 
 Senf, m. mustard 
 
 Senf-bad, n. mustard-bath 
 
 Senf-fussbad, n. mustard pedilu- 
 vium 
 
 Senf-geist, m. oil of mustard 
 
 Senf-korner, n.pl. mustard-seeds 
 
 Senf-mehl, n. ground mustard 
 
 Senf-61, n. = -geist 
 
 Senf - papier, n. mustard - leaf or 
 -paper 
 
 Senf-pflaster, n. mustard-plaster 
 
 Senf-pulver, n. = -mehl 
 
 Senf-samen, m. = -korner 
 
 Senf-spiritus, m. = -geist 
 
 Senf-teig, m. mustard-paste 
 
 Senil, a. senile 
 
 Senilitat, /. senihty 
 
 Senkgrube, /. cesspool 
 
 Senknadel, /. probe 
 
 Senkriicken, m. lordosis (especially 
 that seen in the aged) 
 
 Senkung, /. sinking, lowering ; de- 
 pression ; inclination ; descent ; 
 dropping 
 
 Senkungs-abscess, m. gravitation or 
 burrowing abscess 
 
 Senkungs-gefuhl, n. sensation of 
 "bearing down," sensation of 
 sinking 
 
 Senkungs-hyperamie, /. hypostatic 
 hyperaamia 
 
 Seniiungs-pneumonie, /. hypostatic 
 pneumonia 
 
 Senkungs-weg, m. channel of bur- 
 rowing (pus) 
 
 Senna, /. senna 
 
 Senna-blatter, n.pl. senna-leaves 
 
 Sennakrol, n. sennacrol 
 
 Senna-latwerge, /. senna electuary' 
 Senna-pikrin, n. sennapicrin 
 Senna-sirup, m. syrup of senna 
 Sennes- (in compds.), vide Senna- 
 Sensibel, a. sensible, sensory, sensi- 
 tive 
 Sensibilitat, /. sensibility, sensation 
 Sensibilitats - lahmung, /. sensory 
 
 paralysis 
 Sensibilitats-neurose, /. neurosis of 
 
 sensation 
 Sensibilitats-storung, /. disorder of 
 
 perception, sensory disturbance 
 Sensible Nerven, f-pl. sensory nerves 
 Sensitiv, a. sensitive 
 Sensitivitat, /. sensitiveness, sensi- 
 bility 
 Sensomobilitat, /. motor power in so 
 far as it is controlled by sensory 
 impressions {Exner) 
 Sensoriell, a. sensory 
 Sensorielle Nerven, f.pl. sensorial 
 
 nerves, nerves of special sense 
 Sensorielles Blatt, n. ectoderm 
 Sensorisch, a. sensory 
 Sensorisch-intellektuell, a. senso-in- 
 
 tellectual 
 Sensualitat, /. sensualitj' 
 Sensuell, a. sensual 
 Sentimentalitat, /. sentimentality 
 Separationstheorie, /. theory of the 
 origin of species by modificaJtions 
 acquired in new localities 
 Sephthamie, /. septicemia 
 Septanfieber, n. septan ague 
 Septicamie, /. septicsemia 
 Septichamie, /. septicaemia 
 Septichamisch, a. septicaemic 
 Septichopyamie, /. septic pyaemia 
 Septikopyamie, /. = Septichopyamie 
 Septisch, a. septic 
 Sequester, n. sequestrum 
 Sequester-kapsel, /. periosteum or 
 endosteum surrounding a seques- 
 trum 
 Sequester-lade, /. involucrum 
 Sequester-zange, /. sequestrum-for- 
 ceps 
 Sequestrotomie, /. sequestrotomy 
 Seraphinkuss, m. fellatio 
 Seraphinkusser, m. cunnilinguist 
 Sericinsaure, /. mj-ristic acid 
 Serienschnitt, m. serial section 
 Serinurie, /. passage of serum- 
 albumin in the urine 
 Serodermatosen, /. skin diseases 
 characterised by increased exu- 
 dation of serum 
 Seros, a. serous 
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Ser 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sie 
 
 Serose Flussigkeit, /. transudation 
 fluid, lymph 
 
 Serose Haut, /. serous membrane 
 
 Seroser Sack, m. serous cavity 
 
 Seroses Hohl, n. serous cavity 
 
 Serosblutig, a. sero-sanguineous 
 
 Seroseiterig, a. sero-purulent 
 
 Serositat, /. serosity 
 
 Serpiginos, a. serpiginous 
 
 Sesam- (in compds.), sesamoid 
 
 Sesam-bein, n. sesamoid bone 
 
 Sesam-beinchen, n. = -bain 
 
 Sesam-knochelchen, n. = -bein 
 
 Sesam-knorpel, m. sesamoid car- 
 tilage 
 
 Sesamol, n. oil made from Sesa- 
 mum orientale and S. indicum 
 
 Seton- (in compds.), vide Haarseil- 
 
 Setzzapfen, m. suppository 
 
 Seuche, /. an epidemic or endemic 
 disease ; a contagious disorder ; 
 lues 
 
 Seuchen-artig, a. epidemic, endemic, 
 contagious, infectious 
 
 Seuchen-ausbruch, m. outbreak of 
 an epidemic or contagious disease 
 
 Seuchen-frei, a. free from epidemic 
 or contagion 
 
 Seuchen-gesetz, n. law relating to 
 epidemic or contagious disease 
 
 Seuchen-haft, a. = -artig 
 
 Seuchen-haus, n. special hospital for 
 epidemic or contagious diseases 
 
 Seuchen-herd, m. centre or focus of 
 contagion or infection 
 
 Seuchen-polizei, /. legal measures 
 adopted to prevent spread of 
 epidemics 
 
 Seuchen-stoff, m. contagium, con- 
 tagious or infectious matter 
 
 Seuchen-verbreitung, /. the spread- 
 ing of epidemic or contagion 
 
 Seuchen-verlauf, m. course of an 
 epidemic 
 
 Seuchen-wesen, n, aU affairs con- 
 nected with contagious or infec- 
 tious diseases 
 
 Seufzen, v.i. to sigh 
 
 Seufzer, m. a sigh 
 
 Sevenbaum, m. savin 
 
 Sejnial- (in compds.), vide Gesch- 
 lechts- 
 
 Sexuell, a. sexual 
 
 Sezernieren, v.t. & i. to secrete, to 
 excrete 
 
 Sezieren, v.t. to dissect 
 
 Seziersaal, m. dissecting-room 
 
 Shock, m. shock 
 
 Shockwirkung, /. effect of shock 
 
 Sichel, /. sickle ; falx 
 Sichel-artig, a. sickle-shaped, cres- 
 cent-shaped, falciform 
 Sichel-bein, n. bow-leg 
 Sichel-blutleiter, m. longitudinal 
 
 simis 
 Sichel-formig, a. = -artig 
 Sichel-fortsatz, m. falciform process 
 Sichel-lappen, m. falciform lobe 
 Sichel-messer, n. sickle-shaped knife 
 Sichel-nadel, /. curved needle 
 Sichel-rand, m. (des Grosshirns), 
 
 mesial edge of cerebrum 
 Sichel-rinne, /. groove of falx 
 Sicher, a. safe, secure, sure 
 Sicherheit, /. safety, security 
 Sicherheits-ligatur, /. temporary or 
 
 safety ligature 
 Sicherheits-nadel, /. safety-pin 
 Sicherheits-naht, /. temporary or 
 
 safety suture 
 Sicherheits-pessar, n. check pessary 
 Sicht, /. sight, vision 
 Sichtbar, a. visible 
 Sickern, v.i. to trickle, to ooze 
 Sickerwasser, n. ground- water 
 Sideration, /. the becoming ill 
 through effects of weather, es- 
 pecially from heat 
 Siderodromophobia, /. morbid fear of 
 
 travelling by rail 
 Siderosis, /. metal-workers' lung 
 Siab, n. sieve 
 
 Siebartig, a. sieve-like, cribriform 
 Siebbein, n. = Riachbain, ethmoid 
 bone ; vide for all compds. 
 Riechbain- 
 Siebdrahtschiene,/. wire-gauze splint 
 Siebenmonatskind, n. seven-months 
 
 child 
 Siebentagig, a. septan 
 Sieb-flacke, m.pl. maculae cribrosae 
 Sieb-formig, a. — Siebartig 
 Sieb-haut, /. cribriform fascia; 
 
 decidua 
 Sieb-knochen, m. ethmoid bone; 
 
 vide for compds. Riechbain- 
 Siab-platte, /. cribriform plate 
 Siech, a. sickly, pining away, infirm 
 Siachbett, n. sick-bed 
 Siechan, v.i. to be sickly, to pine 
 
 away 
 Siechenhaus, n. hospital for incur- 
 ables 
 Siechheit, /. = Siechtum 
 Siechling, m. a sickly person 
 Siechtum, n. chronic sickliness 
 Siede-grad, m. boihng-point 
 Siede-hitze, /. boiling heat 
 
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Sie 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sin 
 
 Sieden, v.f. & i. to boil 
 Siede-punkt, m. = -grad 
 Siegle'scher Trichter, m. ear-specu- 
 lum connected with air-syringe 
 Sigmaformig, a. sigmoid 
 Sigmatismus, m. defective enuncia- 
 tion of sibilants 
 Sigmoideorectostomie, /. formation 
 of an anastomosis between the 
 sigmoid fiexure and the rectum 
 Signatur, /. the part of a prescrip- 
 tion relating to the manner in 
 which the drug is to be used ; 
 label (of medicine-bottle) 
 Silbe, /. syllable 
 Silben-fiigung, /. construction of 
 
 syllables 
 Siiben - stolpern, n. pararthria sylla- 
 baris, disorder of speech in which 
 syllables and letters are confused 
 Silber, n. silver 
 
 basisch-salpetersaures — , basic 
 
 nitrate of silver 
 chromsaures — , chromate of 
 
 silver 
 essigsaures — , silver acetate 
 jodsaures — , iodide of silver 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of 
 
 silver 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 silver 
 Silber-acetat, n. acetate of silver 
 Silber-atzstein, m. lunar caustic 
 Silber-behandlung, /. treatment by 
 
 nitrate of silver 
 Silber-bromid, n. bromide of silver 
 Silber-chlorid, n. chloride of silver 
 Silbet-cyanid, n. cyanide of silver 
 Silber-draht, m. silver wire 
 Silber - drahtnaht, /. silver - wire 
 
 suture 
 Silber-essigsalz, n. acetate of silver 
 Silber-farbung, /. silver staining 
 Silber-glatte, /. litharge of silver 
 Silber-infarkt, m. silver deposit or 
 
 infarct in tissues 
 Silber-jodid, n. iodide of silver 
 Silber-naht, /. = -drahtnaht 
 Silber-nitrat, n. nitrate of silver 
 Silber-nitrit, n. nitrite of silver 
 Silber-oxyd, n. oxide of silver 
 Silber-oxyd, n. (geschmolzenes salpe- 
 tersaures), fused nitrate of silver 
 Silber-oxyd, n. (krystallisiertes salpe- 
 tersaures), crystallised nitrate of 
 silver 
 Silber-oxydul, n. sub-oxide of silver 
 Silber-saitenklang, m. fremissement 
 argeniin 
 
 Silber-salmiak, m. ammonio-chloride 
 of silver 
 
 Silber-salpeter, m. nitrate of silver 
 
 Silber-sulfat, n. sulphate of silver 
 
 Silber-sulfid, n. sulphide of silver 
 
 Silber - sulfuret, n. sulphuret of 
 silver 
 
 Silber-superoxyd, n. peroxide of 
 silver 
 
 Silber-weiss, n. white-lead 
 
 Silicium, n. silicium, silicon 
 
 Silicium-chlorid, n. chloride of sili- 
 con 
 
 Silicium-chloroform, n. silicon chlo- 
 roform 
 
 Silicium-fluorid, n. silicon fluoride 
 
 Silicium - fluorwasserstoffsaure, /. 
 silico-fluoric acid 
 
 Silicium-magnesium, n. silicide of 
 magnesium 
 
 Silicium-verbindung, /. silicide, sili- 
 con compound 
 
 Silicium-wasserstoff, m. silicon hy- 
 dride 
 
 Silikat, n. silicate 
 
 Silikoameisensaure, /. silico-formic 
 acid 
 
 Simonisierung, /. forcible dilatation 
 of female urethra 
 
 Simulant, m. malingerer 
 
 Simulieren, v.t. & i. to simulate, to 
 sham, to feign 
 
 Simultan, a. simultaneous 
 
 Sinapinsaure, /. sinapic acid 
 
 Sinapisieren, v.t. to apply a mustard- 
 plaster 
 
 Sinapisierung, /. apphcation of mus- 
 tard 
 
 Sinapismus, m. sinapism 
 
 Sinn, m. sense, mind ; inclination ; 
 feeling ; taste 
 
 Sinnen- (in compds.), vide Sinnes- 
 
 Sinnes- (in compds.), sensory, sen- 
 sorial 
 
 Sinnes-apparat, m. sensory appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Sinnes-bild, n. sensory image 
 
 Sinnes-blatt, n. sensory layer 
 
 Sinnes-delirium, n. hallucination, 
 illusion 
 
 Sinnes-eindruck, m. sensory impres- 
 sion 
 
 Sinnes-empfindung, /. sensory per- 
 ception 
 
 Sinnes-entwickelung, /. sensory or 
 _ mental development 
 
 Sinnes-epithel, i«. sensory epithelium; 
 epithelial cell in which a sensory 
 nerve-fibre ends 
 
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Sin 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ske 
 
 Sinnes-erkrankung, /. an affection of 
 
 any of the senses 
 Sinnes-gebiet, n. sensory area 
 Sinnes - gedachtnis, n. sensation- 
 memory 
 Sinnes-kapsel, /. sensorial capsule 
 Sinnes - lahmung, /. sensory para- 
 lysis 
 Sinnes-lehre, /. wsthesiology 
 Sinnes-nerv, m. sensory nerve 
 Sinnes-nervenlahmung, /. paralysis 
 
 of a sensory nerve 
 Sinnes-organ, n. organ of sense 
 Sinnes-reiz, m. sensory stimulant ; 
 
 sensual charm 
 Sinnes-reizmittel, n. stimulant to a 
 
 special sense 
 Sinnes-reizung, /. sensory stimula- 
 tion or irritation 
 Sinnes-schwindel, m. vertigo due to 
 
 disturbance of an organ of sense 
 Sinnes-stumpfheit, /. sensory or 
 
 mental diilness 
 Sinnes-tauschung, /. = -delirium 
 Sinnes-thatigkeit, /. function or ac- 
 tivity of a sense 
 Sinnes-trug, m. delusion or decep- 
 tion of the senses 
 Sinnes-verwirrung, /. sensory or 
 
 mental confusion 
 Sinnes-vorstellung, /. picture pre- 
 sented to the mind 
 Sinnes-wahn, m. illusion of the 
 
 senses 
 Sinnes-wahrnehmung, /. sensory 
 
 perception 
 Sinnes-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 Sinnes-zelle, /. sensory cell 
 Sinnes-zerriittung, /. = -verwirrung 
 Sinnhirn, «. sensory brain 
 Sinnlich, a. pertaining to Sense, 
 
 affecting the senses ; sensual 
 Sinnlichkeit, /. sensitive faculty ; 
 
 sense ; sensuality 
 Sintern, v.i. to trickle, to drip 
 Sinuos, a. sinuous, serpiginous 
 Sinuositat, /. sinuosity 
 Sinus, m. sinus 
 
 Sinus-galvanometer, m. sine galvan- 
 ometer 
 Sinus-thrombose, /. thrombosis of a 
 
 sinus 
 Siphonom, n. cylindroma 
 Sippe, /. genus, tribe 
 Sirenen- (in compds.), siren 
 Sirenen-becken, n. siren pelvis 
 Sirenen-bildung, /. monster with 
 
 legs united to each other 
 Sirenomelie, f, = Sirenenbildung 
 
 Siriasis, /. sunstroke 
 
 Sirup, m. syrup 
 
 Sistieren, v.i. to end, finish, stop 
 
 Sistierung, /. cessation 
 
 Sitophobie, /. morbid refusal of food, 
 
 sitophobia 
 Sittlichkeit, /. morality, morals 
 Sittlichkeits-verbrechen, n. indecent 
 
 assault, crime against morality 
 Sittlichkeits - vergehen, n. misde- 
 meanour against morality 
 Sitz, m. seat ; site ; nates 
 Sitz- (in compds.), ischial 
 Sitzbad, n. hip-bath, sitz-bath 
 Sitzbein, n. ischium 
 Sitzbein- (in compds.), sciatic, ischio- 
 Sitzbein-arterie, /. sciatic artery 
 Sitzbein-ast, m. ramus of ischium 
 Sitzbein-ausschnitt, m. sciatic notcli 
 Sitzbein-blutader, /. sciatic vein 
 Sitzbein-bruch, m. fracture of is- 
 chium 
 Sitzbein-hocker, m. tuber ischii 
 Sitzbein-knorren, m. — -hocker 
 Sitzbein-nerv, m. sciatic nerve 
 Sitzbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Sitzbein-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Sitzbein - schwellkorpermuskel, m. 
 
 ischio-cavernosus muscle 
 Sitzbein-stachel, m. spine of ischium 
 Sitzbein-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Sitzbein - zellkorpermuskel, m. = 
 
 -schwellkorpermuskel 
 Sitzbein-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Sitz-hocker, m. tuber ischii 
 Sitz-hockerkreuzbeinband, n. sacro- 
 
 sciatic ligament 
 Sitz-knorren, m = -hocker 
 Sitz-stachel, m. spine of ischium 
 Sitzung, /. session, meeting 
 Sitzungsbericht, m. report of session 
 
 or meeting 
 Skabios, a. scabby ; affected with 
 
 scabies 
 Skalpell, n. scalpel 
 Skalpieren, v.t. to scalp 
 Skaphokephalie, /. boat-shaped skull 
 from premature ossification of 
 sagittal suture 
 Skarifikation, /. scarification 
 Skarifikator, m. scarifier 
 Skarifizieren, v.t. to scarify 
 Skarlatinos, a. scarlatinous 
 Skatophagie, /. the eating of excre- 
 ment 
 Skelett, n. skeleton 
 Skelett-bildung, /. growth or forma- 
 tion of skeleton 
 Skelett-lehre, /. osteology 
 
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Ske 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sol 
 
 Skelettieren, v.t. to prepare a skeleton 
 
 Skelett-teil, m. part or portion of 
 skeleton 
 
 Skene'sche Gange, pi. Skene's ducts 
 
 Skiaskopie, /. skiascopy 
 
 Skiaskopieren, v.i. to examine by the 
 shadow test, to examine by means 
 of X-rays 
 
 Sklema, n. = Sclerema 
 
 Skleradenitis, /. induration of glands 
 
 Skleral- (in compds.), sclerotic 
 
 Skleral-gefass, n. selenitic vessel 
 
 Skleral-gefasskranz, ni. circulus ar- 
 teriosus nervi optici 
 
 Skleral-grenze, /. sclerotic margin 
 
 Skleral-kranz, m. = -gefasskranz 
 
 Skleral-rinne, /. internal sclerotic 
 sulcus 
 
 Skleral-staphylom, n. staphyloma of 
 sclerotic 
 
 Skleral-streifen, m. scleral margin 
 
 Skleral- wulst, m. slight eminence of 
 sclera on inner wall of Schlemm's 
 canal 
 
 Sklerektasie, /. widening and thin- 
 ning of sclerotic 
 
 Sklerem, n. = Sklerodermie 
 
 Skleritis, /. inflammation of the 
 sclerotic 
 
 Sklerodermatisch, a. sclerodermic 
 
 Sklerodermie, /. sclerodermia 
 
 Sklerodermiten, f.pl. cutaneous dis- 
 eases leading to induration 
 
 Sklerogene Methode, /. irritation of 
 walls of chronic abscess by 
 zinc chloride 
 
 Sklerom, n. induration or cirrhosis 
 of an organ 
 
 Skleronyxis, /. introduction of a 
 cataract-needle through the scle- 
 rotic 
 
 Sklerose, /. sclerosis 
 
 Sklerosieren, v.i. to harden, to 
 become indurated 
 
 Sklerosiert, a. hardened, sclerosed 
 
 Sklerosierung, /. hardening 
 
 Sklerotikal, a. sclerotic 
 
 Sklerotikalring, m. scleral ring 
 
 Sklerotinsaure, /. sclerotinic acid 
 
 Sklerotisch, a. sclerotic 
 
 Sklerotomie, /. sclerotomy 
 
 Sklerysma, n. sclerodermia 
 
 Skoda'scher Schall, m. Skoda's 
 sound, Skodaic resonance 
 
 Skolex, m. head of a tapeworm 
 
 Skoliose, /. scoliosis 
 
 Skoliotisch, a. scoliotic 
 
 Skorbut, m. = Scharbock, scurvy ; 
 vide for compds. Scharbock- 
 
 Skorbutisch, a, scorbutic 
 Skotodinie, /. fainting fit preceded 
 
 by vertigo 
 Skotom, n. scotoma 
 Skotomie, /. the seeing of scoto- 
 
 mata 
 Skotophobie, /. fear of shadows 
 Skotopsie, /. muscse volitantes 
 Skrofel, /. scrofula 
 Skrofel-artig, a. scrofulous 
 Skrofel-haft, a. = -artig 
 Skrofel-knoten, m. strumous nodule 
 Skrofel-krank, a. scrofulous 
 Skrofel-krankheit, /. scrofula 
 Skrofel-stoff, m. scrofulous matter 
 Skrofulos, a. scrofulous 
 Skrofulose, /. scrofula 
 Skrophel- (in compds.), vide Skrofel- 
 Skrotal, a. scrotal ; vide for compds. 
 
 Hodensack- 
 Snellen's Sehproben, f.pl. Snellen's 
 
 test-types 
 Soda, /. soda 
 
 salpetersaure — , /. nitrate of 
 soda 
 Soda-haltig, a. containing soda 
 Soda-salz, n. soda salt 
 Soda-stein, m. caustic soda 
 Soda-wasser, n. soda-water 
 Sodbrennen, n. pyrosis, heartburn 
 Sodomie, /. sodomy 
 Sodomit, m. sodomite 
 Sodomitisch, a. sodomitic 
 Sohle, /. sole, planta 
 Sohlen- (in compds.), plantar 
 Sohlen-ader, /. plantar vessel 
 Sohlen-arterie, /. plantar artery 
 Sohlen-band, n. plantar ligament 
 Sohlen-binde, /. plantar fascia 
 Sohlen-blutader-, /. plantar vein 
 Sohlen-bogen, m. plantar arch 
 Sohlen-haut, /. plantar skin 
 Sohlen-horn, m. development from 
 ventral surface of primitive nail- 
 bed, rudimentary in man 
 Sohlen-muskel, m. soleus 
 Sohlen-muskel, (langer), plantaris 
 Sohlen-muskel, (viereckiger), flexor 
 
 accessorius 
 Sohlen-nerv, m. plantar nerve 
 Sohlen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Sohlen-reflex, m. plantar reflex 
 Sohlen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Sohlen-spanner, m. plantaris 
 Sohlen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Sohlen-warze, /. plantar wart 
 Solanismus, m. poisoning with solan- 
 
 acese 
 Solar- (in compds.), vide Sonnen- 
 
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Sol 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Spa 
 
 Solares Irresein, n. psychical dis- 
 turbance following insolation 
 
 Sol- (in compds.), brine 
 
 Sol-bad, n. brine-bath 
 
 Sol - dampfbad, n. brine - vapour 
 bath 
 
 Sol-dunst, m. brine vapour 
 
 Sol-dunstkabinett, n. brine-vapour 
 cabinet bath 
 
 Sole, /. salt-water, brine 
 
 Solidar- (in compds.), cellular, cel- 
 lulo- 
 
 Solidar-patholog, m. cellular path- 
 ologist 
 
 Solidar-pathologie, /. cellular path- 
 ology 
 
 Solidar-pathologisch, a. cellulo-path- 
 ological 
 
 Solitar, a. solitary 
 
 Solitar-bundel, n. solitary fasciculus 
 
 Solitar-driise, /. solitary gland 
 
 Solitar-follikel, /. = -druse 
 
 Solitar-knotchen, n. sohtary lymph- 
 nodules 
 
 Solitar-tuberkel, /. solitary tuber- 
 culous mass 
 
 Sol-quelle, /. brine spring 
 
 Sol-salz, n. brine salts 
 
 Sol-sitzbad, n. brine hip-bath 
 
 Solubel, a. soluble 
 
 Solubilitat, /. solubility 
 
 Solventia, n.pl. expectorants 
 
 Somatisch, a. somatic, bodily 
 
 Somatologie, /. somatology 
 
 Somatologisch, a. somatological 
 
 Somatoskopie, /. physical examina- 
 tion 
 
 Somatotomie, /. somatotomy 
 
 Sommer, m. summer 
 
 Sommer-brechdurchfall, m. summer 
 disease chara.cterised by vomiting 
 and diarrhoea 
 
 Sommer-fieber, n. summer fever 
 
 Sommer-flecken, m. freckles 
 
 Sommer-fleckig, a. freckled 
 
 Sommer-friesel, m. prickly heat, 
 hchen tropicus 
 
 Sommer-frische, /. health resort, 
 summer resort 
 
 Sommer-katarrh, m. hay fever 
 
 Sommer-kurort, m. summer health 
 resort 
 
 Sotnmer-tnal, n. = -flecken 
 
 Sommer-sporen, f.pl. uredospores of 
 Uredineae 
 
 Sommer-sprosse, /. = -flecken 
 
 Sommer-sprossig, a. = -fleckig 
 
 Somnambule, m, & /. a somnambii- 
 list 
 
 Somnambulieren, v.i. to walk in 
 one's sleep 
 
 Somnambuhstisch, a. somnambu- 
 listic 
 
 Somnolenz, /. somnolence, sleepi- 
 ness 
 
 Sonde, /. sound, probe, catheter 
 
 Sonden-ausmessung, /. measurement 
 by sound or probe 
 
 Sonden-behandlung, /. treatment by 
 passing sounds 
 
 Sonden-gerausch, n. murmur con- 
 veyed by exploring-probe 
 
 Sonden-griff, m. handle of a catheter 
 or probe 
 
 Sonden-knopf, m. the button or 
 knobbed end of a probe 
 
 Sonden-schnabel, m. the beak or 
 point of a sound or catheter 
 
 Sonden-untersuchung, /. probing or 
 sounding 
 
 Sender- (in compds.), relating to 
 isolation 
 
 Sonder-hospital, n. a special or 
 isolation hospital 
 
 Sonder-sieche, m. a leper 
 
 Sender - siechenhaus, n. leper house 
 or hospital 
 
 Sendieren, v.f. to sound, to probe 
 
 Sondiernadel, /. exploring-needle 
 
 Sondierung, /. sounding, probing 
 
 Sonne, /. sun 
 
 Sonnen-bad, n. sun-bath 
 
 Sonnen-bildchenfigur, /. microscopic 
 appearance of optical section of 
 axis cylinder stained with picro- 
 carmine 
 
 Sonnen-blumenol, n. sunflower-oil 
 
 Sonnen-brand, m. sunburn, ery- 
 thema Solaris 
 
 Sennen-geflecht, n. solar plexus 
 
 Sennen-hitze, /. solar heat 
 
 Sonnen-licht, n. sunlight 
 
 Sennen-stich, m. sunstroke, insola- 
 tion 
 
 Sonnen-strahlen, m.pl. sunbeams, 
 sunrays 
 
 Soole- (and compds.), vide Sole 
 
 Soor, m. thrush 
 
 Soorpilz, m. oidium albicans 
 
 Soporieren, v.i. to cause to sleep by 
 soporifics 
 
 Soporificum, n. a hypnotic 
 
 Seperes, a. soporific, soporiferous, 
 narcotic 
 
 Sozolsaure, /. sozolic acid 
 
 Spachtel, /. spatula 
 
 Spalt, m. slit, cleft, spUt, fissure, 
 chap, gap, coloboma, rima, hiatus 
 
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Spa 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Spa 
 
 Spalt- (in compels.), relating to 
 cleavage, fissure, fission ; inter- 
 stitial 
 
 Spalt-algen, pi. algae which multiply 
 by fission 
 
 Spalt-bar, a. cleavable, scissile 
 
 Spalt-barkeit, /. cleavability 
 
 Spalt-becken, n. cleft pelvis 
 
 Spalt-bildung, /. congenital cleft or 
 fissure, fissure formation 
 
 Spalt-bruch, m. fissure or longitu- 
 dinal fracture 
 
 Spalt-cyste, /. secondary cyst 
 
 Spalte, /. = Spalt 
 
 Spalten, v.f. & i. to cleave, to slit, 
 to chap, to fissure, to split 
 
 Spalten- (in compds.), vide Spalt- 
 
 Spalt-gefass, n. interstitial vessel 
 
 Spalt-geschwur, n. fissure ulcer, 
 ulcerating rhagade 
 
 Spalt-hefe, /. = -pilz 
 
 Spalt-pflanze, /. = -pilz 
 
 Spalt-pilz, m. fission fungus, schizo- 
 myces 
 
 Spalt-pilzeinwanderung, /. immigra- 
 tion of fission fungi 
 
 Spalt-pilzzelle, /. cell or spore of 
 fission fungus 
 
 Spalt-rand, m. margin of cleft 
 
 Spalt-raum, m. interstice, inter- 
 stitial or cleavage space 
 
 Spalt-schiene, /. Gooch's or kettle- 
 holder splint 
 
 Spaltung, /. cleavage, fissure, split, 
 crack, chap, fission, cleft, divi- 
 sion ; decomposition, splitting up 
 — der Herztone, reduplication of 
 cardiac sound 
 
 Spaltungs-produkt, n. product of 
 decomposition or splitting up 
 
 Spaltungs-prozess, m. process of 
 decomposition ; process of fission 
 
 Spaltungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Spanamie, /. local anaemia 
 
 Spangriin, n. verdigris 
 
 Spanicardie, /. bradycardia 
 
 Spanische Fliegen, f.pl. Spanish flies, 
 cantharides 
 
 Spanischer Kragen, m. paraphimosis 
 
 Spanischer Mantel, m. paraphimosis 
 
 Spanischer Pfeffer, m. capsicum 
 
 Spanischfliegen- (in compds.), can- 
 tharides 
 
 Spanischfliegen-kollodiuni, n. can- 
 tharides blistering collodion 
 
 Spanischfliegen-61, n, oU of can- 
 tharides 
 
 Spanischfliegen - pflaster, n, can- 
 
 ^ tharides plaster 
 
 Spanischfiiegen-salbe, /. cantharides 
 ointment 
 
 Spanischfliegen-tinktur, /. tincture 
 of cantharides 
 
 Spanischfliegen-vergiftung, f. poison- 
 ing by cantharides 
 
 Spanischpfeffertinktur, /. tincture of 
 capsicum 
 
 Spann, m. instep 
 
 Spann- (in compds.), relating to 
 elasticity or tension 
 
 Spann-bar, a. tensile, elastic 
 
 Spann-barkeit, /. tensibility, elas- 
 ticity 
 
 Spannen-, v.f. to bend, to strain, 
 to tighten, to stretch, to make 
 tense 
 
 Spanner, m. tensor muscle 
 
 Spann-knorpel, m. thyroid cartilage 
 
 Spann-kraft, /. elasticity, tonicity, 
 tonic power 
 
 Spann-kraftig, a. elastic 
 
 Spann-mittel, n. atonic 
 
 Spann-muskel, m. tensor muscle 
 
 Spann-tripper, m. chordee 
 
 Spannung, /. tension, extension, 
 stretching, expansion, pressure, 
 strain, tenseness 
 
 Spannungs-gefiihl, n. sense of ten- 
 sion 
 
 Spannungs-grad, m. degree of ten- 
 sion or voltage 
 
 Spannungs-irresein, n. form of in- 
 sanity characterised by rigidity 
 of muscles 
 
 Spannungs-neurose, /. tension neu- 
 rosis 
 
 Spannungs-schwankung, /. varia- 
 tion of potential or tension 
 
 Spannungs-unterschied, m. potential 
 difference 
 
 Spannungs-verlust, m. loss of ten- 
 sion or voltage 
 
 Spannungs - vermogen, n, tensUe 
 capability, tonus 
 
 Spannungs-zeiger, m. volt-meter 
 
 Spannungs - zustand, m. condition 
 of tension 
 
 Spanopnoe, /. pathological slowness 
 of respiration 
 
 Spargel, m. asparagus 
 
 Spargelstoff, m. asparagin 
 
 Sparmittel, n. food-substance which 
 economises proteid metabolism 
 
 Spartismus, m. spartein poisoning 
 
 Spasma, n. spasm 
 
 Spasmatisch, a. spasmatio 
 
 Spasmodermieen, f.pl, spasmodic 
 neuroses of cutaneous muscles 
 
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Spa 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Spe 
 
 Spasmodisch, a. spasmodic, convul- 
 sive 
 
 Spasmophilie, /. tendency to spasm 
 or convulsion 
 
 Spastisch, *. spastic 
 
 Spastisch-paretisch, a. spasto-pare- 
 tic (gait) 
 
 Spat- (in compds.), secondary, late 
 
 Spat-amputation, /. secondary am- 
 putation 
 
 Spat-blutung, /. secondary haemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Spatel, /. spatula 
 
 Spat-geburt, /. retarded birth. 
 
 Spat-wochenbett, w. latter part of 
 lying-in period 
 
 Spat-zahn, m. vdsdom-tooth, abnor- 
 mally late tooth 
 
 Specialarzt, m. speciaUst 
 
 Species, /.^/.* species ; herbs, medi- 
 cinal plants 
 
 Specifisch, a. specific 
 
 Specifisches Mittel, n. specific rem- 
 edy, a specific 
 
 Specifitat, /. specificity 
 
 Speck, m. lard ; bacon 
 
 Speck- (in compds.), fatty, larda- 
 ceous, amyloid 
 
 Speck-ahnlich, a. lardaceous 
 
 Speck-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Speck-beule, /. steatoma 
 
 Speck-bildung, /. lardaceous change ; 
 formation of steatoma 
 
 Speck-einreibung, /. inunction writh 
 fat 
 
 Speck-entartung, /. lardaceous or 
 amyloid degeneration 
 
 Speck-fettleber, /. lardaceous liver 
 
 Speck-geschwulst, /. steatoma 
 
 Speck-gewachs, n. lardaceous tu- 
 , mour, steatoma 
 
 Speck-hals, m. verj' fat neck 
 
 Speck-haut, /. " buffy coat " 
 
 Speckig, a. very fat, lardaceous, 
 amyloid 
 
 Speck-krankheit, /. any lardaceous 
 or amyloid disease 
 
 Speck-milz, /. lardaceous or amy- 
 loid spleen 
 
 Speck-niere, /. lardaceous or amy- 
 loid kidney 
 
 ■Speck-61, n. oil obtained from fat of 
 whales, seals, and other sea- 
 mammals 
 Speck-stoff, m. lardaceous or amy- 
 loid substance 
 
 Speck-substanz, /. = -stoff 
 Spekhe, /, radius ; vide for compds. 
 Speichen- 
 
 Speichel, m. saliva 
 Speichel- (in compds.), salivary 
 Speichel-abgang, m. loss of saliva 
 Speichel-absondernd, a. secreting 
 
 saliva 
 Speichel-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 saliva 
 Speichel - ahnlich, a. resembling 
 
 saliva, salivary 
 Speichel-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Speichel-ausleerend, a. removing 
 
 saliva, sialagogue 
 Speichel-auswurf, m. expectorating 
 
 saliva ; expectorated saliva 
 Speichel-befordernd, a. causing a 
 
 flow of saliva, sialagogue 
 Speichel-driise, /. salivary gland 
 Speichel-drusenentzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of salivarjf glands 
 Speichel-driisengeschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour or swelling of salivary 
 glands 
 Speichel-driisenkrebs, m. cancer of 
 
 salivary glands 
 Speichel-fistel, /. salivary fistula 
 Speichel-fluss, m. flow of saliva ; 
 
 salivation 
 Speichel-fliissigkeit, /. saliva 
 Speichel-gang, m. salivar^"^ duct 
 Speichel-gangcyste, /. ranvila 
 Speichel - gangfistel, /. fistula of 
 
 salivary duct 
 Speichel-gangmiindung, /. orifice of 
 
 salivary duct 
 Speichel-geschwulst, /. = -driisen- 
 
 geschwulst 
 Speichel-korperchen, n. salivary cor- 
 puscle 
 Speichel-kur, /. treatment by saliva- 
 tion 
 Speichel-lehre, /. sialology 
 Speichel-mangel, m. absence or 
 
 deficiency of saliva 
 Speichel-menge, /. amount of saliva 
 Speichel-mittel, n. sialagogue 
 Speicheln, v.i. to spit, drivel 
 Speichel-reizend, a. = -befordernd 
 Speichel-rohre, /. (and compds.), = 
 
 -gang 
 Speichel-stein, m. salivary concre- 
 tion 
 Speichel-stoff, m. ptyalin 
 Speichel-treibend, a. = -befordernd 
 Speichel-iiberfluss, m. excess of 
 
 saliva 
 Speichel-unterdriickung, /. suppres- 
 sion of saliva 
 Speichel-verhaltung, /. retention of 
 saliva 
 
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Spe 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Spe 
 
 Speichel-verlust, m, loss of saliva 
 Speichel-zelle, /. = -korperchen 
 Speichen- (in compds.), radial 
 Speichen-arterie, /. radial artery 
 Speichen-bein, n. radius 
 Speichen-beuger, m. biceps 
 
 — der Hand, flexor carpi radialis 
 Speichen-blutader, /. radial vein 
 Speichen - bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 radius 
 Speichen-end, n. extremity of radius 
 Speichen-griffelfortsatz, m. styloid 
 
 process of radius 
 Speichen-hauptblutader, /. cephalic 
 
 vein 
 Speichen-hohlhandarterie, /. (des 
 Zeigefingers), arteria radialis in- 
 dicis 
 Speichen-knochen, m. ■= -bein 
 Speichen-kopfchen, n. head of 
 
 radius 
 Speichen-muskel, m. a radial muscle 
 Speichen-nerv, m. radial nerve 
 Speichen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Speichen-rand, m. radial side 
 Speichen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Speichen-strecker, m. radial exten- 
 sor 
 Speichen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Speichen-vorsprung, m. radial emi- 
 nence 
 Speien, v.t. to spit, to vomit 
 Speise, /. food, nourishment, fare 
 Speise-bestandteil, m. constituent of 
 
 food 
 Speise-brei, m. chyme 
 Speise-breibereitung, /. formation of 
 
 chyme 
 Speise-breibildung, /. = -breibereit- 
 
 ung 
 Speise-fett, n. nutrient fat 
 Speise-gang, m. alimentary canal 
 Speise-kanal, m. = -gang 
 Speise-masse, /. ration 
 Speise-menge, /. amount of food 
 Speisen, v.i. & i. to feed, eat 
 Speise-61, n. any oil used as food 
 Speise-ordnung, /. diet, regimen 
 Speiserohre, /. oesophagus 
 Speiserohren- (in compds.), oesopha- 
 geal 
 Speiserohren-ader, /. oesophageal 
 
 vessel 
 Speiserohren-arterie, /. oesophageal 
 
 artery 
 Speiserohren-blutader, /. oesophageal 
 
 vein 
 Speiserohren - blutung, /. haemor- 
 rhage from oesophagus 
 
 496 
 
 Speiserohren-driise, /, oesophageal 
 gland 
 
 Speiserohren-durchbohrung, /. per- 
 foration of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-ektasie, /. dilatation of 
 oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-entzundung, /. inflam 
 mation of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-erkrankung, /. oesopha- 
 geal affection 
 
 Speiserohren-eroffnung, /. oesopha- 
 gotomy 
 
 Speiseroliren-erweichung, /. soften- 
 ing of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohcen-erweiterung, /. = -ek- 
 tasie 
 
 Speiserohren-geflecht, n. oesophageal 
 plexus 
 
 Speiserohren-geschwiir, n. oesopha- 
 geal ulcer 
 
 Speiserohren-katarrh, m. catarrh of 
 oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-krampf, m. oesopha- 
 geal spasm 
 
 Speiserohren-krankheit, /. oesopha- 
 geal disease 
 
 Speiserohren-krebs, m. cancer ol 
 oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-lahmung, /. oesopha- 
 geal paralysis 
 
 Speiserohren-leiden, n. = -krank- 
 heit 
 
 Speiserohren-muskel, m. muscular 
 part of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren - narbe, /. cicatrix in 
 oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Speiserohren-ruptur, /. rupture or 
 laceration of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Speiserohren - schleimhaut, /. oeso- 
 phageal mucous membrane 
 
 Speiserohren-schlitz, m. opening in 
 diaphragm for oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-schnitt, m. oesopha- 
 gotomy 
 
 Speiserohren-stenose, /. oesophageal 
 stenosis or stricture 
 
 Speiserohren-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Speiserohren- verengung, /. = 
 -stenose 
 
 Speiserohren-verletzung, /. injury of 
 oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-verschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of oesophagus 
 
 Speiserohren-verschwarung, /. ulcer- 
 ation of oesophagus 
 
Spe 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Spi 
 
 Speiserohren-zerreissung, /. tearing 
 
 or rupture of oesophagus 
 Speise-saft, m. = Chylus, chyle ; vide 
 
 for compds. Chylus- 
 Speise-salz, n. common salt 
 Speise-vorschrift, /. rule of diet, 
 
 dietetics 
 Speitaubling, m. Russula emetica, 
 
 Fr. 
 Speiteufel, m. ■= Speitaubling 
 Sperma- (and compds.), vide Samen- 
 Spermatiden, f.pl. the cells from 
 
 which spermatozoa are formed 
 Spermatikal, a. spermatic ; vide for 
 
 compds. Samen- 
 Spermatisch, a. spermatic 
 Spermatitis, /. inflammation of sper- 
 matic cord 
 Spermato- (in compds.), spermato-, 
 
 spermatic 
 Spermato-blasten, pi. spermatoblasts 
 Spermato-cystitis, /. inflammation of 
 
 seminal vesicles 
 Spermato-cyten, pi. = -blasten 
 Spermato-gemmen, pi. processes in 
 
 spermatic tubules containing the 
 
 spermatoblasts 
 Spermato-genese, /. spermatogenesis 
 Spermato-rrhoe, /. spermatorrhoea 
 Spermato-samen, m. = -zoen 
 Spermato-zoen, pi. spermatozoa 
 Spermato-zoiden, pi. = -zoen 
 Spermaturie, /. presence of semen in 
 
 urine 
 Spermol, n. sperm-oil 
 Sperr- (in compds.), closed, con- 
 tracted, retracted 
 Sperre, /. shutting, obstruction, 
 
 stricture, contraction 
 Sperr-elevator, m. eyelid-elevator, 
 
 wound-dilator 
 Sperren, v.t. to shut, to close, to 
 
 block up, to obstruct 
 Sperr-gelenk, n. joint — e.g. that 
 
 betsveen the malleus and incus — 
 
 which' permits of rotation in one 
 
 direction only 
 Sperr-haken, m. double wound- 
 retractor 
 Sperr-lidhalter, m. eyelid-elevator 
 Sperr-pinzette, /. dilating forceps, 
 
 catch-spring forceps 
 Sperr-zahne, m.pl. convexities on 
 
 articular surface of malleus 
 Sperr-zange, /. = -pinzette 
 Spezialarzt, m. medical specialist 
 Spezifisch, a. specific 
 Spharisch, a. spherical 
 Spharobacterien, f.pl. cocci 
 
 Sphenenkephalie, /, keel-shaped de- 
 formity of skull due to premature 
 closure of sagittal suture with 
 overgrowth in region of f ontanelles 
 
 Sphenoidisch, a. sphenoidal, sphe- 
 noid 
 
 Sphenomaxillar- (in compds.), vide 
 Keilbeinkiefer- 
 
 Sphenopagus, m. = Epignathus 
 
 Sphinkter, m. sphincter 
 
 Sphinkteralgie, /. pain in region of 
 sphincter ani 
 
 Sphinkterektomie, /. iridectomy 
 
 Sphinkterolyse, /. separation of 
 adhesions of iris 
 
 Sphinkterotomie, /. section of 
 sphincter ani 
 
 Sphygmo- (in compds.), relating to 
 the pulse 
 
 Sphygmo-disch, a. pulsatile, puls- 
 ating 
 
 Sphygmo-graph, m. sphygmograph 
 
 Sphygmo-logie, /. sphygmology 
 
 Sphygmo-messer, m. sphygmometer 
 
 Sphygmo-phon, n. sphygmophone 
 
 Sphygmo-skop, m. sphygmoscope 
 
 Sphygmo-skopie, /. sphygmoscopy, 
 investigation of the pulse 
 
 Spicknadel, /. larding-pin 
 
 Spiegel, m. mirror, speculum 
 
 Spiegel-befund, m. result of exami- 
 nation by speculum or mirror 
 
 Spiegel -galvanometer, m. mirror- 
 galvanometer 
 
 Spiegel-stereoskop, n . reflecting stere- 
 oscope 
 
 Spiegel-untersuchung, /. examina- 
 tion by speculum or mirror 
 
 Spielart, /. variety ; sport (in plants 
 or animals) 
 
 Spiessglanz, m. antimony 
 
 Spiessglanz-butter, /. butter of an- 
 timony 
 
 Spiessglanz-haltig, a. containing an- 
 timony, antimonial 
 
 Spiessglanz-mittel, n. remedy con- 
 taining antimony 
 
 Spiessglanz-sauer, a. antimoniate 
 
 Spiessglanz - saure, /. antimonic 
 acid 
 
 Spiessglanz-schwefel, m. sulphide of 
 antimony 
 
 Spiessglanz-wein, m. vinum antimo- 
 nialis 
 
 Spiessglanz-weinstein, m. tartarated 
 antimony 
 
 Spikol, n. oU of lavender 
 
 Spiloplaxie, /. elephantiasis grae- 
 
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Spi 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 §pi 
 
 Spinal, a. spjns,! ; vide for compds. 
 0/50 Ruckenmarks-, Riickgrats-, 
 and Wirbelsaulen- 
 Sptnal-apoplexie, /. spinal apoplexy, 
 
 haematomyelia 
 Spinal-fliissigkeit, /. cerebro-spinal 
 
 fluid ' 
 Spinal-ganglion, m. spinal ganglion 
 Spinal-gefass, n. spinal vessel 
 Spinai-irritation, /. spinal irritation, 
 
 spinal neuralgia 
 Spinal-knoten, m. = -ganglion 
 Spinal-l3.hmung, /. spinal paralysis 
 Spin^l-meningitis, /. spinal menin- 
 gitis 
 Spinal-nerv, m. spinal nerve 
 Spinal-nervenast, m. branch of spinal 
 
 nerve 
 Spinal-nervensystem, n. spinal ner- 
 vous system 
 Spinal-nervenwurzel, /. spinal nerve- 
 root 
 Spinal-neuralgia, /. = -irritation 
 Spinal-paralyse, /. spinal paralysis 
 Spinal - punction, /. lumbar punc- 
 ture 
 Spinal-rand, m. vertebral border 
 Spinal- wurzel, /. root of spinal nerve 
 Spindel, /. spindle ; modiolus ; ra- 
 dius 
 Spindel-bein, n , spindle-leg 
 Spindel-beinig, a. spindle-legged 
 Spindel-blatt, n. lamina of modiolus 
 Spindel-formig, a. spindle-shaped, 
 
 fusiform 
 Spindel-kern, m. fusiform nucleus 
 Spindel-lappchen,M. inferior occipito- 
 temporal convolution 
 Spin4el-muskel, m. radialis muscle 
 Spindel-schimmel, m. ray fungus 
 Spindel-stabchen, n. spindle-shaped 
 
 bacillus 
 Spindel-star, m. fusiform or p5'ra- 
 
 midal cataract 
 Spindel-windung, /. = -lappchen 
 Spindel-wulst, m. fusiform lobule 
 Spindel-zelle, /. spindle-cell 
 Spindel-^ellenbiindel, n. a bundle of 
 
 spindlc-cells 
 Spindel - zellengewebe, n. spindle- 
 celled tissue 
 Spindel - zellensarkom, n. spindle- 
 celled sarcoma 
 Spindel-zellig, a. spindle-celled 
 Spiiine, /• spider 
 Spinnen - husten, m. asthmatical 
 
 cough 
 Spinnen-sehen, n. seeing spider-like 
 figures, muscaa volitantes 
 
 498 
 
 Spinnpn-?elle, /. spider-cell, neuro- 
 glia cell 
 Spinm/veben- (in compds.), arach- 
 noid ; vide for compds. Arach- 
 noideal- 
 Spintherismus, w. photopsia 
 Spirabel, a. respirable 
 Spiral, a. spiral, coiled 
 Spiral-band, n. spiral ligament 
 Spiral-binde, /. spiral bandage 
 Spiral-blatt, n. --= -platte 
 Spiral-bruch, m. spiral fracture 
 Spiraj-drehung, /. spiral torsion or 
 
 twisting 
 Spiral-faden, m.pl. spiral fibres or 
 
 threads 
 Spiral-faser, /. = -faden 
 Spiral-formig, a. spiral, coiled 
 Spiral-gang, m. spiral canal 
 Spiral-gefass, n. spiral vessel 
 Spiral-gelenk, n. = Schrauben- 
 
 gelenk 
 Spiralig, a. spiral 
 Spiral-kanal, m. = -gang 
 Spiral-korper, m. spiral corpviscle 
 Spiral-plattchen, n. = -platte 
 Spiral-platte, /. spiral lamina or plate 
 Spiral-treppe, /. scala (of cochlea) 
 Spiral-zelle, /. spiral cell 
 Spirillen, n.pl. spirillae 
 Spirituosen, pi. all alcoholic drinks 
 Spiritus, m. spirit, alcohol ; vide 
 
 also for compds. Alkohol- 
 Spiritusdampfbad, n. vapour-bath 
 
 heated by spirit-lamp 
 Spirituslampe, /. spirit-lamp 
 Spirobakterien, f.pl. spiro-bacteria, 
 
 spirilla 
 Spirochaten, pi. non-motile spirilla 
 Spirometrie, /. spirometry 
 Spitai- (in compds.), hospital ; vide 
 
 for compds. Krankenhaus- 
 Spitz, a. pointed, acuminate 
 Spitz- (in compds.), pointed, acu- 
 minate 
 Spitz-bistouri, m. sharp-pointed bis- 
 
 tourj'^ 
 Spitz-blattern, f.pl. — -pocken 
 Spitz-condylom, n. condylorna acu- 
 minatum 
 Spitze, /. point, tip, apex 
 Spitzen- (in compds.), pointed, acu- 
 minate, apex- 
 Spitzen-band, n. supra-spinous liga- 
 ment 
 Spitzen-dampfung, /. apex-dulness 
 Spitzen-haar,w .naturally pointe4 hair 
 Spitzen-katarrh, m. catarrh of apex 
 (of lungs) 
 
Spi 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Spf) 
 
 Spitzen-knorpel, m. cornicula laryn- 
 
 gis 
 Spitzen-pleuritis, /. apex pleurisy 
 Spitzen-pneumonie, /, apex pneu- 
 monia 
 Spitzen-stoss, m. cardiac apex-beat 
 
 or impulse 
 Spitzen-tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 
 of apex (of lungs) 
 Spitzen-windung, /. gyrus semiter- 
 
 tius (of cochlea) 
 Spitz-fuss, m. pes equimis 
 Spitzig, a. pointed, sharp, acute 
 Spitz-kopf, m. oxyccphalus 
 Spitz-pocken, f.pl. chicken-pox 
 Spitz-schwanz, m. oxyuris vermicu- 
 
 laris 
 Spitz-zahn, m. canine-tooth 
 Spitz-zange, /. probe or fine-pointed 
 
 forceps 
 Splanchno- (in compds.), splanchnic, 
 
 visceral 
 Splanchno-graphie, /. description of 
 
 viscera 
 Splanchno-logie, /. splanchnology 
 Splanchno - logisch, a. splanchno- 
 logie 
 Splanchno-ptose, /. enteroptosis 
 Splen- (in compds.), splenic 
 Splen-algie, /. splenalgia 
 Splen-algisch, a. splenalgic 
 Spien-amie, /. splenaemia, leukaemia 
 Splen-ektomie, /. splenectomy 
 Splen-emphraxis, /. splenic tumour 
 Splen-etiker, m. a sufferer from 
 
 spleen 
 Splen-etisch, a. splenetic 
 Spleno-megalie, /. splenomegaly 
 Spleno-pathie, /. splenic disease 
 Spleno-pexie, /. splenopexy 
 Spleno-pneumonie, /. massive pneu- 
 monia 
 Spleno-ptpse, /. wandering spleen 
 Spleno-tpmie, /. splenotomy 
 Splitter, m. §plinter, scale, exfolia- 
 tion 
 Splitter-bruch, m. splintered or com- 
 minuted fracture 
 Splitter - verletzung, /. splintered 
 
 wound 
 Splitter-zange, /. splinter-forceps 
 Splittern, vJ. & i. to split, to splinter ; 
 
 to become comminuted 
 Splitterung, /. splitting, splintered 
 Spondyl- (in compds.), vertebral, 
 
 spinal 
 Spondyl-algie, /. spinal pain 
 Spgn^ylr^arthrpkacp, /. (tuberculous) 
 disease of vertebral joints 
 
 Spondylo-parembole, /. pelvis nar- 
 rowed by presence of rudimentary 
 vertebras 
 Spondylo-pathie, /. vertebral disease 
 Spondylo-pathisch, a. relating to 
 
 vertebral disease 
 Spondylo-tomie, /. spondylotomy 
 Spongios, a. spongy ; cavernous 
 Spongioser Korper, m. corpus spongi- 
 osum 
 Spongosis, /. growth of spongy or 
 
 fungoid tumour 
 Spontan, a. spontaneous 
 Spontan-heilung, /. spontaneous re- 
 covery or cure 
 Spontan-reduktion, /. spontaneous 
 
 reduction 
 Sporadisch, a. sporadic 
 Sporangiolen, pi. spore-bearing cap- 
 sules 
 Sporen, [.pi. spores 
 
 ruhende — , latent spores, 
 oospores 
 Sporen-auskeimung, /. = -keimung 
 Sporen-bildend, a. spore-forming 
 Sporen-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 spores 
 Sporen-faden, m. fibrillae of spores 
 Sporen-farbung, /. spore-staining 
 Sporen-frei, a. free from spores, 
 
 sporeless 
 Sporen-haltig, a, containing spores 
 Sporen-haut, /. spore envelope 
 Spqren-keimung, /. germination of 
 
 spores, sporulation 
 Sporen-kornchen, n. sporule 
 Sporen-schlauch, m. tubular cell 
 
 containing spores 
 Sporen-tierchen, n.pl. sporozoa 
 Sporen-trager, m. spore-case or 
 -capsule, sporangiophore, corii- 
 diophore 
 Sporn, m. spur ; spine 
 Sprach- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 language or speech 
 Sprach-anomalie, /. abnormal or 
 
 defective speech 
 Sprach-arzt, m. specialist for defects 
 
 of speech 
 Sprach - arztlich, a, relating to 
 
 Spracharzt, q.v. 
 Sprach-bahn, /. speech-tract 
 Sprach-befahigung, /, capability ot 
 
 speech 
 Sprach-behinderung, /. impediment 
 
 in speech 
 Sprach-centrum, n. speech-centra 
 Sprache, /. language ; speech 
 Sprach-fahfg, a. capable of speaking 
 
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Spr 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Spii 
 
 Sprach-fahigkeit, /. faculty of speech 
 Sprach-fehler, w. defect in speech 
 Sprach-gebrechen, n. defect in speech 
 Sprach-gefuhl, n. speech-sense 
 Sprach-gymnastik, /. voice and 
 
 speech exercise 
 Sprach-gymnastisch, a. relating to 
 
 exercise of voice and speech 
 Sprach - hindernis, n. = -behinder- 
 
 ung 
 Sprach-kern, m. speech nucleus 
 Sprach-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 speech 
 Sprach-laut, m. speech-sound 
 Sprach-leiden, n. an affection of 
 
 speech 
 Sprach-los, a. speechless, dumb 
 Sprach-losigkeit, /. speechlessness, 
 
 dumbness 
 Sprach-organ, n. speech-organ, vocal 
 
 organ 
 Sprach-rohr, n. speaking-trumpet 
 Sprach-sinn, m. speech sense 
 Sprach-storung, /. disturbance of 
 
 speech 
 Sprach-vermogen, n. capability of 
 
 speech 
 Sprach-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 Sprach-windung, /. (Broca'sche), 
 
 Broca's convolution 
 Sprach-zweifler, _m. one who hesi- 
 tates in speech 
 Spraystoss, m. spray-jet 
 Sprechstunde, /. consulting hour 
 Sprechzimmer, n. consulting-room 
 Springgurke, /. squirting cucumber 
 Springgurkenextrakt, m. elaterium 
 Springkraft, /. elasticity, power of 
 
 recoil 
 Springkraftig, a. elastic, springy 
 Spring wurm, m. oxyuris vermicu- 
 
 laris 
 Spritz- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 syringe, injection, or douche. 
 Spritz-bad, n. douche, shower-bath 
 Spritze, /. syringe 
 Spritzen, v.i. & i, to syringe, to 
 
 inject, to squirt, to spirt 
 Spritzenrohrchen, n. nozzle or can- 
 nula of a syringe 
 Spritz-flasche, /. washing-bottle 
 Spritz-gurke, /. = Springgurke 
 Spritz-tnittel, n. remedy adminis- 
 tered by syringe or enema 
 Spritz-muskel, m. ejaculator muscle 
 Spritz-rohre, /. washing-tube 
 Sprode, a. brittle, friable, easily 
 
 chapped or cracked 
 Sprodigkeit, /. brittleness, friability 
 
 Spross, m. = Sprosse 
 
 Sprosse, /. sprig, shoot, sprout; 
 germ 
 
 Sprossen, v.i. sprout, to bud ; to 
 germinate 
 
 Sprossen-bildung, /. germination, 
 proliferation, budding 
 
 Sprossen-brut, /. bud-colony 
 
 Sprossend, a. sprouting, budding j 
 germinating 
 
 Sprosspilz, m. budding fungus, yeast 
 fungus 
 
 Sprossung, /. the act of sprouting, 
 budding, or germinating 
 
 Sprudel, m. hot spring 
 
 Sprudel-bad, n. shower-bath 
 
 Sprudel-quelle, /. hot spring 
 
 Sprudel-salz, n. Carlsbad salts 
 
 Sprung, m. jump ; crack, cliink, 
 fissure 
 
 Sprungbein, n. astragalus 
 
 Sprungbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 astragalus 
 
 Sprungbein-bucht, /. groove of as- 
 tragalus 
 
 Sprungbein-fortsatz, m. sustentacu- 
 lum tali 
 
 Sprungbein-gelenk, n. ankle-joint 
 
 Sprungbein-rolle, /. trochlear surface 
 of astragalus 
 
 Sprungbein-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of astragalus 
 
 Sprungfersenbein- (in compds.), cal- 
 caneo-astragaloid 
 
 Sprungfersenbein-band, n. calcaneo- 
 astragaloid ligament 
 
 Sprungfersenbein - gelenk, n. cal- 
 caneo-astragaloid articulation 
 
 Sprung-gelenk, n. ankle-joint, tibio- 
 tarsal joint 
 
 Sprung-gelenkanschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling of ankle-joint 
 
 Sprung-knochen, m. = -bein 
 
 Sprung - wadenbeinband, n. astra- 
 galo-fibular ligament 
 
 Spucken, v.i. to spit 
 
 Spuckschale, /. spittoon 
 
 Spill- (in compds.), irrigating ; flush- 
 ing 
 
 Spiil-apparat, m. irrigating appara- 
 tus ; flushing apparatus 
 
 Spiilen, v.i. to wash, to rinse ; to flush 
 
 Spul-formiger Muskel, m. lumbri- 
 calis muscle 
 
 Spiil-kanne, /. irrigator 
 
 Spiil-loffel, m. flushing-spoon 
 
 Spulmuskel, m. lumbricalis muscle 
 
 Spiilung, /. rinsing, irrigation ; flush- 
 ing 
 
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 Spul-vorrichtung, /• arrangement 
 
 for flushing (of sewers, &c.) 
 Spul-wasser, n. water or fluid for 
 
 irrigation or flushing 
 Spulwurm, m. (gemeiner), ascaris 
 
 lumbricoides 
 Spulwiirmer, m.pl. nematodes 
 Spulwurmmuskel, m. = Spulmuskel 
 Spiir, /. trace, mark 
 Squamos, a. squamous, scaly 
 Staar, m. (and compds.), vide Star- 
 Staat, m. state ; (in compds.) 
 
 public, national, imperial 
 Staats-arzneikunde, /. public or 
 
 state medicine ; medical juris- 
 prudence 
 Staats-gesundheitsamt, n. imperial 
 
 board of health 
 Staats-krankenanstalt, /. national 
 
 hospital 
 Stabcnen, n. small rod ; bacillus ; 
 
 rod (of retina) 
 Stabchen-bakterie, /. bacillus 
 Stabchen-faser, /. rod-fibre 
 Stabchen-form, f. rod-form 
 Stabchen-formig, a. rod-shaped 
 Stabchen-korn, n. rod granule or 
 
 nucleus 
 Stabchen - kornerlinie, /. external 
 
 limiting membrane 
 Stabchen-organ, n. ciUated border of 
 
 epithelium of intestinal vUli 
 Stabchen-plessimeter-percussion, /. 
 
 auscultatory percussion 
 . Stabchen-rotlauf , n. swine fever 
 Stabchen-schicht, /. layer of rods 
 Stabchen-sehzelle, /. rod-like visual 
 
 cells 
 Stabchen und Zapfen, pi. rods and 
 
 cones 
 Stabchen-zapfenschicht, /. layer of 
 
 rods and cones 
 Stabchen-zelle, /. rod-cell, taste-cell 
 Stabkranz, m. corona radiata 
 Stabkranz-biindel, m. fasciculus of 
 
 corona radiata 
 Stabkranz-faser, /, fibre of corona 
 
 radiata 
 Stabkranz-faserung, /. fibrillation of 
 
 corona radiata 
 Stabkranz-fuss, m. pes coronas ra- 
 
 diatse 
 Stabkranz-korper, m. body of corona 
 
 radiata 
 Stabkranz-strahlung, /. radiation of 
 
 corona radiata 
 Stabkranz-wurzel, /. root of corona 
 
 radiata 
 Stabsapotheker, m. staff-apothecary 
 
 Stabsarzt, m. staff-surgeon 
 
 Stachel, m. sting, prickle, thorn ; 
 spine ; point 
 
 Stachel-becken, n. pelvis spinosa 
 
 Stachel-fortsatz, m. spinous process 
 
 Stachel-haut, /. prickle skin, kera- 
 tosis suprafoUicularis, lichen 
 pilaris 
 
 Stachel-kreuzband, n. sacro-sciatic 
 ligament 
 
 Stachel-kreuzbeinband, n. sacro-ver- 
 tebral ligament 
 
 Stachel-loch, n. spinal foramen 
 
 Stachel - locharterie, /. meningeal 
 artery in spinal foramen 
 
 Stachel-schicht, /. prickle-cell layer 
 
 Stachel-schwein, n. porcupine 
 
 Stachel - schweinaussatz, w. ichthy- 
 osis, porcupine skin 
 
 Stachel-schweinmensch, m. porcu- 
 pine-man 
 
 Stachel-zelle, /. prickle-cell 
 
 Stachel-zellenanschwellung, /, en- 
 largement or swelling up of 
 prickle-cells 
 
 Stachel-zellenschicht, /. prickle-cell 
 layer 
 
 Stadt, /. town 
 
 Stadt-arzt, m. municipal medical 
 officer 
 
 Stadt-asyl, n. municipal asylum 
 
 Stadt-krankenhaus, n. municipal 
 hospital 
 
 Stadt-physikus, m. = -arzt 
 
 Stadt-wundarzt, m. municipal sur- 
 geon 
 
 Stagnieren, v.i. to stagnate 
 
 Stahl, m. steel 
 
 Stahl- (in compds.), steel, iron, 
 chalybeate, ferruginous 
 
 Stahl-artig, a. chalybeate 
 
 Stahl-arznei, /. medicine containing 
 iron 
 
 Stahl-bad, n. chalybeate-bath 
 
 Stahl-brunnen, m. chalybeate spring; 
 ferruginous water 
 
 Stahl-kugeln, f.pl. tartarated iron 
 
 Stahl-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 
 Stahl-praparat, n. preparation con- 
 taining iron 
 
 Stahl-quelle, /. chalybeate spring 
 
 Stahl-schiene, /. steel or iron splint 
 
 Stahl-wasser, n. chalybeate water 
 
 Stahl-wein, m. steel wine 
 
 Stalaxis, /. dropping, dribbling 
 
 Stamm, m. stem ; trunk ; stock, 
 race body 
 
 Stammchen, n. small stem, trunk, 
 or body 
 
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 Stammeln, v.it to stammer 
 Stammeln, n. stammering, dysarth- 
 ria literaliSj the inability to pro- 
 nounce or articulate correctly a 
 particular sound or sounds collec- 
 tively ; vide also Stottern 
 Stammernde, m. & /. a stammerer 
 Stammesgeschichte, /. evolutionary 
 
 'history, history of development 
 Stamm-ganglien, f.pl. basal ganglia ; 
 
 ganglia of trunk 
 Stamm-hirn, n. brain-stem 
 Stammig, a. strong, robust 
 Stamm-klappe, /. a valve of a venous 
 
 or lymphatic trunk 
 Stamm-knoten, m. = -ganglien 
 Stamm-lappen, m. island of Reil 
 Stamm - samenzelle, /. spermato- 
 gonia 
 Stamm - strahlung, /. radiatio cau- 
 
 dicis 
 Stamm-zelle, /. primary cell 
 Stangenkompressorium,"w. pole-tour- 
 niquet 
 Stangenschwefel, m. roll-sulphur 
 Stanniol, n. tinfoil 
 
 Stanniverbindung, /. stannous com- 
 pound, tin compound 
 Staphyle, /. uvula 
 Staphylhamatotn, n. hsematoma of 
 
 uvula 
 Staphylitis, /. inflammation of uvula 
 Staphylohamie, /. presence of staphy- 
 lococci in the blood 
 StapHylom, n, staphyloma 
 Staphyloplastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 
 palate 
 Staphylorrhaphie, /. staphylorrhaphy 
 Staphylotomie, /. staphylotomy 
 Star, m. cataract 
 
 baumformiger — , arborescent 
 
 cataract 
 diabetischer — , diabetic catar- 
 act 
 falscher — , false cataract 
 gef ensterter ^, fenestrated cat- 
 aract 
 gefleckter — , spotted or punc- 
 tate cataract 
 geschrumpfter — , shrunken 
 
 cataract 
 grauer — , grey cataract 
 griiner — , glaucoma 
 barter — , hard cataract 
 hautiger — , membranous cat- 
 aract 
 Morgagnischer — , Morgagni's 
 
 cataract 
 punktierter — , = gefleckter — 
 
 Star, reife, m. ripe or matured cat- 
 aract 
 schwarzer — , black cataract, 
 
 amaurosis 
 seniler — , senile cataract 
 traumatischer — , traumatic 
 
 cataract 
 uberreifer — , over-ripe cataract 
 unreifer — , unripe or imma- 
 
 tured cataract 
 wahrer — , true or lenticular 
 
 cataract 
 weicher — , soft cataract 
 weisser — , leucoma 
 Star- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 cataract 
 Star-auge, n. cataractous eye 
 Star-augig, a. cataractous 
 Star - bildung, /. formation of cat- 
 aract 
 Star-blind, a. blind from cataract 
 Star-blinde, m. & /. a subject blind 
 
 from cataract 
 Star-blindheit, /. blindness from 
 
 cataract 
 Star-brille, /. spectacles worn after 
 
 extraction of cataract 
 Star-entbindung, /. removal of cat- 
 aract 
 Star-fell, n. capsular cataract 
 Star-haken, m. cataract-hook 
 Stark- (in compds.), strong, stout 
 Stark, a. strong, powerful, vigorous, 
 
 robust, stout 
 Starke, /. strength, force, vigour, 
 
 robustness, stoutness ; starch 
 Starke-art, /. variety of starch 
 Starke-artig, a. amylaceous 
 Starke-grad, m. intensity 
 Starke-gummi, m. dextrin 
 Starke-haltig, a. amylaceous 
 Starke-kleister, m. starch-paste 
 Starke-mehl, n. starch flour or 
 
 powder 
 Starke-mehlahnlich, a. amylaceous, 
 
 amyloid 
 Starke-mittel, n. tonic, corrobora- 
 tive 
 Starken, v.t. to strengthen, to in- 
 vigorate, to brace, to nerve 
 Starketld, a. strengthening, restora- 
 tive, tonic 
 Starke-reaktion, /. starch test 
 Starke-sirup, m. grape-sugar, glu- 
 cose 
 Starke-verband, m, starch baiidage 
 
 or dressing 
 Starke-zucker, m. grape-sugar, glu- 
 
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 Stark-gliederig, a. strong-limbed 
 Stark-knochig, a. big-boned 
 Stark-leibig, a. corpulent, stout 
 Stark-leibigkeit, /. corpulence, stout- 
 ness 
 Starkimuskelig, a. muscular 
 Stark - miitig, a. strong - minded, 
 
 stout-hearted 
 Starkihervig, a. strong-nerved 
 Star-krankheit, /. cataractous affec- 
 tion 
 Stark-strom, m. excess-current 
 Starkung, /. strengthening, invigcira- 
 
 tion ; refreshment 
 Starkungsmittel, n. tonic ; restora- 
 tive 
 Stark-wirkend, a. powerful, drastic, 
 
 efficacious 
 Stark-zusammenziehend, a, very as- 
 tringent, styptic 
 Star-linse, /. cataractous lens 
 Star-loffel, w. cataract-spoon or 
 
 -scoop 
 Star-messer, n. cataract-knife 
 Star-nadel, /. cataract-needle 
 Star-operation, /. operation for cat- 
 aract 
 Starr, a. stiff, motionless, numb, 
 benumbed, fixed, staring ; rigid, 
 inflexible 
 Starr- (in compds.), stiff, rigid 
 Starr-augig, a. having a fixed gaze, 
 
 staring 
 Starr-blick, m. fixed look or gaze 
 Starr-blindheit, /. fixation amaurosis 
 Starre, /. = Starrheit 
 Stai'-reafe, /. ripeness or maturity of 
 
 cataract 
 Starren, v.i. to be benumbed or 
 
 chilled ; to stare 
 Starren, «. staring 
 Starr-heit, /. stiffness, rigidity ; 
 
 numbed state ; inflexibility 
 Starr-kopf, m. stubborn person 
 Stirr-kopfig, a. stubborn, obstinate 
 Starr-kopfigkeit^ /. stubbornness, 
 
 obstinacy 
 Starr-krampf, m. tetanus, lock-jaw; 
 
 tonic spasm 
 Starr-krampfahnlich, a. tetanoid 
 Starr-krampfartig, a. — -krampf- 
 
 ahnlich 
 Starr-sinn, m, stubbornness, ob- 
 stinacy 
 Starr-sinnig, a. stubborn, obstinate 
 Starr-sucht, /. catalepsy 
 Starr-suchtig, a. cataleptic 
 Starr - feuchtige, »».&/. a cata- 
 leptic 
 
 Star-stechen, n. discission or need- 
 ling of a cataract 
 
 Star-zange, /. cataract-forceps 
 
 Star-zerstuckelung, /. = -stechen 
 
 Stase, /. stasis 
 
 Stasobasophobie, ;. fear of either 
 standing or walking 
 
 Stasophobie, /. morbid dread of 
 rising from bed 
 
 Statik, /. statics 
 
 Statisch, a. static 
 
 Stativ, n. startd, frame 
 
 Staub, m. dust ; powder 
 
 Staub-atmen, n. inhalatioh of dust 
 
 Staub-bad, «. fine spray or atotnised 
 bath 
 
 Staub-brand^ m. a blight attacking 
 cereals, caused by ustilago carbo 
 
 Staub-brille, /. spectacles for pro- 
 tection against dust 
 
 Staub - digestionskrankheit, /. diges- 
 tive disturbances due to the 
 swallowing of noxious dust or 
 particles 
 
 Staub-einatitiuhg, /. inhalation of 
 dust 
 
 Staub - einatmungskrankheit, /. dis- 
 ease due to inhaling dust 
 
 Staub-inhalationskratlkheit, /. = 
 -einatmungskrankheit 
 
 Staub-kiraiikheit, /. = -einatmungs- 
 krankheit 
 
 Staub-spritze, /. fine spray apparatus 
 or nebuliser 
 
 Staub-zfellfe, /. lung-cells containing 
 inhaled dust 
 
 Staueh, v.i. & ref,. to choke, to en- 
 gorge ; to obstruct 
 
 Stauend, a. obstructing or congesting 
 
 Staupe, /. distemper (of dogs) ; in- 
 fluenza (of horses) 
 
 Staiiroplegie, /. crossed hemiplegia 
 
 Stauung, /. obstruction, congestion, 
 stasis 
 
 StauungS- (in cortipds.), engorged, 
 obstructed, congestive, choked 
 
 Stauungs-albuminUrie, /. albumin- 
 uria due to passive congestion 
 
 Stauungfe-ansehwellung, /. swelling 
 due to passive congestion 
 
 Stauiings-basis, /. congestive basis 
 
 Stauungs-blutfuMe, /. passive con- 
 gestion 
 
 Stauungs-blutung, /. haemorrhage 
 due to passive congestion 
 
 Stauuiigs-derttiatose, /. congestive 
 skin affection 
 
 Stauungs-entziindung, /. stasis in- 
 flammation 
 
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 Ste 
 
 Stauungs-ertegend, a. causing con- 
 gestion 
 
 Stauungs-erscheinung, /. sign of con- 
 gestion 
 
 Stauungs-geschwur, n. ulcer due to 
 congestion 
 
 Stauungs-harn, m. urine changed by 
 congestion or engorgement 
 
 Stauungs-hindernis, n. thie obstruct- 
 ing cause of congestion 
 
 Stauungs-hydrokephalus, m. hydro- 
 cephalus due to obstruction 
 
 Stauungs-hydrops, m. dropsy due to 
 obstruction 
 
 Stauungs-hyperamie, /. passive hy- 
 peremia 
 
 Stauungs-icterus, m. jaundice due 
 to obstruction 
 
 Stauungs-labyrinth, n. choked laby- 
 rinth 
 
 Stauungs-leber, /. engorged liver 
 
 Stauungs-lunge, /. cardiac lung 
 
 Stauungs-milz, /. engorged spleen 
 
 Stauungs-neuritis, /. choked disc 
 
 Stauungs-niere, /. engorged kidney 
 
 Stauungs-odem, n. oedema due to 
 obstruction 
 
 Stauungs-papille, /. choked disc 
 
 Stauungs-phlegmone, /. stasis phleg- 
 mon 
 
 Stauungs-pneumonie, /. stasis pneu- 
 monia 
 
 Stauungs-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Stauungs-transudat, n. transudation 
 from passive congestion 
 
 Stauungs-ursache, /. cause of ob- 
 struction or congestion 
 
 Stauungs-versuch, m. experiment 
 by causing obstruction or en- 
 gorgement 
 
 Stauungs-vorgang, m. congestive 
 process 
 
 Stauungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 congestion or obstruction 
 
 Staxen, n. vide Gaxen 
 
 Stearin, n. stearine 
 
 Stearin-61, n. stearine-oU 
 
 Stearin-saure, /. stearic acid 
 
 Stearodermieen, f.pl. skin diseases 
 characterised by anomalies of 
 the sebaceous glands 
 
 Stearopten, w. stearoptene 
 
 Stearrhoe, /. fatty stool ; sebor- 
 rhoea 
 
 Steatadenitis, /. inflammation of se- 
 baceous glands 
 
 Steatocele, n. hernia of whioh the 
 sao contains nothing but fat 
 
 Steatom, n. steatoma 
 
 Steatomatisch, a. steatomatous 
 
 Steatopygie, /. excessive fatness of 
 buttocks as seen in South African 
 women 
 
 Steatose, /. fatty degeneration, ex- 
 cessive formation of fat 
 
 Stechapfel, m. stramonium 
 
 Stechapfel - blatter, n.pl. stramo- 
 nium-leaves 
 
 Stechapfel-krautextrakt, m. stramo- 
 nium extract 
 
 Stechapfel-samen, m. stramorjium- 
 seed 
 
 Stechapfel-vergiftung, /. poisoning 
 by stramonium 
 
 Stech-becken, n. slipper bed-pan 
 
 Stechen, v.t. & i. to sting, to smart, 
 to prick, to puncture, to pierce, 
 to stab, to lance ; to couch 
 (cataract) 
 
 Stechend, a. stinging, smarting, 
 pricking, piercing, lancinating, 
 shooting 
 
 Stech-fliege, /. gadfly ; stonoxys 
 calcitrans 
 
 Stech-heber, m. plunging syphon 
 
 Stech-kolben, m. pipette 
 
 Stech-miicke, /. (gemeine), culex 
 pipiens 
 
 Stech-miicke, /. (geringelte,) culex 
 annulatus 
 
 Stech-sage, /. keyhole-saw 
 
 Stack- (in compds.), vide also 
 Stick- 
 
 Steck-fluss, m. suffocative catarrh 
 
 Steck-husten, m. whooping-cough 
 
 Stack - schnupfen, m. suffocative 
 coryza 
 
 Stegnosis, /. a checking of discharges 
 
 Stegnotika, n.pl. astringents 
 
 Stegnotisch, a. stegnotic, astringent 
 
 Stahlsucht, /. kleptomania 
 
 Stahltrieb, m. impulse to steal 
 
 Steif, a. stiff, firm ; rigid ; be- 
 numbed ; fixed, inflexible 
 
 Staif- (in compds.), stiff, rigid 
 
 Steifa, /. = Steifheit 
 
 Steifar Hals, m. stiff-neck 
 
 Steif -hals, m. stiff-neck 
 
 Steif-heit, /. stiffness, rigidity 
 
 Staif-igkeit, /. = -hait 
 
 Steif-werden, n. the becoming stiff, 
 erection 
 
 Steigbiigal, m. stapes 
 
 Steigbiigal-binde, /. foot-bandage 
 consisting of circular turns round 
 the foot and figures-of-eight round 
 the ankle 
 
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 Steigbugel-fussplatte, /. base or foot 
 
 of stapes 
 Steigbugel-fusstritt, m. = -fussplatte 
 Steigbugel-kopfchen, n. capitulum 
 
 of stapes 
 Steigbflgel-muskel, m. stapedius 
 Steigbiigel-platte, /. = -fussplatte 
 Steigbiigel-tour, /. = -binde 
 Steigbugel-tritt, m. = -fussplatte 
 Steigem, v.t. to increase, to heighten, 
 
 to exacerbate 
 Steigerung, /. increase, exacerbation 
 Steil, a. steep 
 Steilheit, /. steepness 
 Stein, m. stone ; concretion, calculus 
 Stein- (in compds.), relating to stone, 
 
 calculus, or concretion 
 Stein-abfiihrend, a. expelling stone, 
 
 lithagogue 
 Stein-abtreibend, a. = -abfiihrend 
 Stein-ahnlich, a. stony, calculous 
 Stein-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Stein-auflosend, a. stone-dissolving 
 Stein-aufiosung, /. the dissolving of 
 
 stone 
 Stein-auflosungsmittel, n. a solvent 
 
 of stone 
 Stein-beere, /. lithopaedion ; Arbu- 
 tus officinalis 
 Stein-beschwerde, /. troubles due to 
 
 stone 
 Stein-bildend, a. stone-forming 
 Stein-bildung, /, formation of stone 
 Stein-blattem, f.pl, variola verru- 
 cosa 
 Stein-brand, m. disease of cereals 
 
 due to Tilletia caries (TtU.) 
 Stein-brech, m. saxifraga 
 Stein-brecher, m. Uthofarite 
 Stein-brechung, /. lithotrity 
 Stein-colik, /. colic from impaction 
 
 of a stone 
 Steinen- (in compds.), stony, petrous 
 Stein-entfemung, /. removal of stone 
 Steinem, a. stony, petrous 
 Stein-erzeugend, a. = -bildend 
 Stein-erzeugung, /. = -bildung 
 Stein-frucht, /, lithopaedion 
 Stein-gries, m. gravel 
 Stein-hauerlunge, /. stone-cutters' 
 
 lung 
 Stein-kachexie, /. cachexia due to 
 
 calculous disease 
 Stein-kind, n. = -frucht 
 Stein-klee, m. melilot 
 Stein-knochen, m. petrous bone 
 Stein-kohle, /. coal 
 Stein-kohlengas, n. coal-gas 
 Stetn-kohlenkali, n. anthracokali 
 
 Stein-kohlenteer, m. coal-tar 
 Stein-kohlenteerbenzol, n. benzol 
 Stein-kohlenteerkampfer, m. naph- 
 thalene 
 Stein-kolik, /. colic due to calculus ; 
 
 renal colic 
 Stein-kranke, m. & /. a sufEerer from 
 
 calculus 
 Stein-krankheit, /. calculous disease, 
 
 lithiasis 
 Stein-kraut, n. sedum acre 
 Stein-kropf, m. calcified goitre 
 Stein-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Stein-leidende, m. & f. = -kranke 
 Stein-loffel, m. lithotomy-scoop 
 Stein-losend, a. = -auflosend 
 Stein-losung, /. = -auflosung 
 Stein-messer, n. lithotomy-knife 
 Stein-mittel, n. a remedy for stone 
 Stein-61, n. petroleum 
 Stein-operation, /. lithotomy or Utho- 
 
 trity 
 Stein-pocken, f.pl. = -blattem 
 Steih-pulver, n. powder used as 
 
 remedy for stone 
 Stein-salz, n. rock-salt 
 Stein-sauger, m. fragment evacuator 
 
 used after lithotrity 
 Stein-schmerzen, m.pl. pains due to 
 
 calculus 
 Stein-schneider, m. one who cut for 
 
 stone (in ancient times) 
 Stein-schnitt, m. lithotomy 
 Stein-schnittlage, /. Uthotomy posi- 
 tion 
 Stein-schnittmesser, n, lithotomy- 
 knife 
 Stein - schnittsonde, /. lithotomy 
 
 sound, probe, or director 
 Stein - schnittzange, /. lithotomy- 
 forceps 
 Stein-sonde, /. bladder sound or 
 
 probe 
 Stein-staublunge, /. = -hauerlunge 
 Stein-sucher, m. bladder sound or 
 
 probe 
 Stein-treibend, a. = -abfuhrend 
 Stein-verhartung, /. hardening or 
 
 consolidation of calculus 
 Stein-verkleinerung, /. the breaking 
 
 of a calculus in smaller pieces 
 Stein- wurz, /. Agrimonia eupatoria 
 Stein-zange, /. lithotomy-forceps 
 Stein-zerbohrung, /. the' perforating 
 
 of a calculus 
 Stein-zerdrucker, m. = -brecher 
 Stein-zermalmer, m. = -brecher 
 Stein - zermalmung, /. lithotrity, 
 lithotripsy 
 
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 Stein-zertfeiber, m. = -brecher 
 Steili-zerreibung) /. = -zermalmung 
 Stein-zertriimmerer, m. = -brecher 
 Stein-zertrummerung, /. = -zermal- 
 
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 Steiss, m. rump, nates, breech, 
 
 buttocks 
 Steiss- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 nates ; coccygeal 
 Steissbein, n. coccyx 
 Steissbein- (in compds.), coccygeal 
 Steissbein-arterie, /. coccygeal ar- 
 tery 
 Steis'sbfein-band, n. coccygeal liga- 
 ment 
 Steissbein-bruch, m. fracture of coc- 
 cyx 
 SteisBbein-hocker, m. cornu of coc- 
 cyx 
 Steissbein-horn, n. — -hocker 
 Steissbein-knoten, m. coccygeal gan- 
 glion 
 Steissbein-kriimmer, m. ischio-coc- 
 
 cygeus 
 Steissbein - muskel, m. coccygeus 
 
 muscle 
 Steissbein-nerv, m. coccygeal nerve 
 Steissbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Steissbein-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Steissbein-schmerz, m. coccygodynia 
 Stfeissbein-spitze, /. tip of coccyx 
 Steissbein-Wirbel, m. coccygeal ver- 
 tebra 
 Steiss-drusfe, /. coccygeal gland 
 Steiss-einstellung, /. breech presen- 
 tation 
 Steiss-fistel, /. anal fistula 
 StMss-ganglion, m. coccygeal gan- 
 glion 
 Steiis-gfeburt, /. breech delivery 
 Steiss-geflecht, n. coccygeal plexus 
 Steiss-gegend, /. region of nates 
 Steiss-geschwulst, /. tumour in sacral 
 
 region 
 Steiss-haarwirbel, m. hair- whorl at 
 
 apex of coccyx 
 Steiss-hocker, m. embryonic caudal 
 
 eminence 
 Steiss-knochen, m. — -bein 
 Stfeiss-lage, /. breech presentation ; 
 
 breech position 
 Steiss-nerv, m. coccygeal nerve 
 SteisS-fuckenlage, /. dorso-gluteal 
 
 position or presentation 
 Steiss-schmerz, m. pain in buttocks 
 Steiss-tgratom, n. teratoma of sa- 
 crum 
 Steiss-Vorlagerung, /. = -einstellung 
 Steiss-weh, m, pain in buttocks 
 
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 Steiss-wirbel, m. coccygeal vertebra 
 
 Steiss-zange, /. breech-forceps 
 
 Stella, /. place, spot 
 
 Stellenweise, adv. here and there 
 
 Stellknorpel, m. arytenoid cartilage 
 
 Stellknorpel- (in compds.), arytenoid 
 
 Stellknorpel-gelenkf'jrtsatz, m. mus- 
 cular process of arytenoid 
 
 Stellknorpel-kehldeckelband, n. ary- 
 teno-epiglottic ligament 
 
 Stellung, /. attitude, position, situa- 
 tion, posture 
 
 Stellungs-veranderung, /. change of 
 position, posture, &c. 
 
 Stellungs-wechsel,m. = -veranderutig 
 
 Stelzbein, n. artificial or wooden leg 
 
 Stelzfuss, m. = Stelzbein 
 
 Stemmeisen, n. chisel 
 
 Stenochorie, /. narrowing, contrac- 
 tion, stricture 
 
 Stenokardie, /. angina pectoris 
 
 Stenokephalisch, a. stenocephalous 
 
 Stenokorie, /. miosis 
 
 Stenokrotaphiej /. narrowing of the 
 skuU in the temporal region 
 
 Stenonischer Gang, m. StensbQ's 
 duct 
 
 Stenopaischi a. stenopcsio 
 
 Stenose, /. stenosis 
 
 Stenosengerausch, n. stridor 
 
 Stenosieren, v.t. & i. to narrow or 
 constrict ; to become stenosed 
 
 Stenbsierung) /. narrowing, stenosis 
 
 Stenostoihie, /. congenital oral stric- 
 ture 
 
 Stenotisch, a. stenotic 
 
 Stensoti'scher Gang, m. ■= Stenbni- 
 scher Gang 
 
 Stephanskorner, n.pl. seed Of Del- 
 phinium staphisagria 
 
 Steppnaht, /. suture en piqui 
 
 Sterbe- (in compds.), relating to 
 death 
 
 Sterbe-btett, n. death-bed 
 
 Sterbe-erscheinung, /. Signs of dying 
 
 Sterbe-fall, m. case of death 
 
 Sterbe-flecken, m. death-spot 
 
 Sterbe-gerinhsel, n. post-mortem clot 
 
 Sterbe-kasse, /. burial club 
 
 Sterbe-liste, /. list of mortality 
 
 Sterben, v.i. to die 
 
 Sterben, n. dying, death 
 
 Sterbend, a. dying 
 
 Sterbens- (in compds.), relating to 
 death 
 
 Sterbens-krank, a, dangerously or 
 hopelessly ill 
 
 Sterbens-wahrscheinlichkeity /. pro- 
 bability of death 
 
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 Sterbe-polyp, m. (des Herzens) = 
 
 -gerinnsel 
 Sterbe-register, n. register of deaths 
 Sterbe-tafel, /. mortality table 
 Sterbe-ziffer, /. the number of deaths 
 Sterblich, a. mortal 
 Sterbliehkeit, /. mortality 
 Sterblichkeits-berechnung, /. calcu- 
 lation as to probable mortality 
 Sterblichkeits-bericht, m. bill of 
 
 mortality 
 Sterblichkeits-liste, /. list of mor- 
 tality 
 Sterblichkeits-statistik, /. mortality 
 
 statistics 
 Sterblichkeits-verhaltnis, n. ratio of 
 
 mortality 
 Sterblichkeits-ziffer, /. amount or 
 
 rate of mortality 
 Stereo- (in compds.), stereo- 
 Stereoghostisches Vermogen, n. spa- 
 tial sense 
 Stereo-monoskop, n. stereomono- 
 
 scope 
 Steteo-phantaskop, n. stereophanta- 
 
 scope 
 Stefeo-pharoskop, n. stereophoro- 
 
 scope 
 Stereo-skbp, n. stereoscope 
 Stereo-skopisch, a. stereoscopic 
 Stereo-I^ie, /. the fixed habits and 
 
 actions of certain lunatics 
 Sterigmen, n.pl. sterigmata 
 'Sferil, a. sterile 
 Sterilisieren, v.t. to sterilise 
 Sterilisierung, /. sterilisation 
 Sterilitat, /. sterility 
 Sterilitats-lehre, /. theory of sterility 
 Sterilitats-ursache, /. cause of sterility 
 Sterkoralgeschwiir, n. stercoral or 
 
 faecal ulcet 
 Sterkoramie, /. copraemia 
 Stern, m. star ; pupU of eye 
 Sternal- (in compds.), vide Brust- 
 
 bein- 
 Sternalgie, /. pain in chest ; angina 
 
 pectoris 
 Stefnallinie, /. sternal line 
 Steftiaiiis, m. fructus anisi stellati 
 Sternanisol, n, oleum anisi stellati 
 Sternband, n. cUiaty ligament 
 Sternbinde, /. star-bandage 
 Sternblindheit, /. stone blindness 
 Sternbruch, m. stellate or radiating 
 
 fracture 
 Stetndistel, /. Centaurea calcitrapa 
 Sterndolde, /. Radix imperatoria 
 St^rnknorpelgeschwulst, /. enchon- 
 droma myxomatodes 
 
 Sternodynje, /. pain in chest 
 
 Sternopagus, m. double monster 
 attached at sternum 
 
 Sternstar, m. stellate cataract 
 
 Sternumentum, n. a sternutatory 
 
 Stetho- (in compds.), stetho- 
 
 Stetho-graph, m. Riegel's instru- 
 ment for graphically registering 
 movements of respiration 
 
 Stetho-graphie, /. ; vide Stetho-graph 
 
 Stetho-skop, n. stethoscope 
 
 Stetho-skopie, /. stethoscopy 
 
 Stetho-skopiieren, v.t. to examine 
 by stethoscope 
 
 Stetho-skopisch, a. stethoscopic 
 
 Steuerruder, n. (des Hodens), guber- 
 naculum testis 
 
 Sthenie, /. sthenia, excessive force 
 
 Sthenisch, a. sthenic 
 
 Sthenisieren, v.t. to strengthen 
 
 Stibi - kali tartaricum, n, tartar 
 emetic 
 
 Stich, m. prick, pricking ; sting ; 
 bite ; puncture ; thrust, stab ; 
 darting or shooting pain, twitch 
 
 Stich- (in compds.), relating to 
 puncture or stab 
 
 Sticheln, v.t. to puncture 
 
 Sticheln, n. puncture, acupuncture 
 
 Stichelrtad^l, /. acupuncture-needle 
 
 Stichelung, /. puncturing 
 
 Stichelungs-behaiidlung, /, treat- 
 ment by acupuncture 
 
 StichelUiigs-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 
 Stich-kanal, n. puncture-chafihel or 
 track 
 
 Stich-kanaleiterung, /. suppuration 
 of a puncture channel 
 
 Stich-kultur, /. stab-culture 
 
 Stich-lanzetle, /. lancet 
 
 Stich-mal, n. scar of puncture or 
 stab 
 
 Stich-sage, /. keyhole-saw 
 
 Stich-verletzung, /. punctured wound 
 
 Stich-wunde, /. = -verletzung 
 
 Stick- (in compds.), relating to 
 choking or suffocating 
 
 Stick-anfall, m. attack of choking or 
 suffocation 
 
 Stick-dampf, m. choke-damp ; suffo- 
 cating vapour 
 
 Stick-dunst, m. = -dampf 
 
 Sticken, D.J. to choke, to suffocate 
 
 Stickend, a. suffocative 
 
 Stick-fluss, m. suffocative catarrh 
 
 Stick-gas, n. nitrogen 
 
 Stick-husten, wi whooping-cough 
 
 Stick-luft, /. nitrogen 
 
 Stick-oxyd, n, nitric oxide 
 
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 Stick-oxydul, n. nitrous oxide 
 
 Sticksto£F, m. nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-arm, a. poor in nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-ausscheidung, /. elimina- 
 tion of nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff - bestimmungsrohre, /. 
 nitrogen bulb 
 
 Stickstoff-bor, n. boron nitride 
 
 Stickstoff-dioxyd, n. dioxide of nitro- 
 gen 
 
 Stickstoff-frei, a. non-nitrogenous 
 
 Stickstoff-gehalt, m. amount of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff - haltig, a. nitrogenous, 
 azotic 
 
 Stickstoff-los, a. = -frei 
 
 Stickstoff-monoxyd, n. monoxide of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-natrium, n. sodium nitrite 
 
 Stickstoft-oxyd, n. oxide of nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-oxdyul, n. protoxide of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-oxydulgas, n. laughing-gas 
 
 Stickstoff-pentoxyd, n. pentoxide of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-peroxyd, n. peroxide of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-reich, a. rich in nitrogen, 
 highly nitrogenous 
 
 Stickstoff-sammler, m.pl. nitrogen- 
 absorbing plants 
 
 Stickstoff-silber, n. fulminating sil- 
 ver 
 
 Stickstoff-tetroxyd, n. tetroxide of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-trioxyd, n. trioxide of 
 nitrogen 
 
 Stickstoff-verbindung, /. compound 
 of nitrogen, azotide 
 
 Stickstoff- wasserstoff, m. hydrazoic 
 acid 
 
 Stickstoff - wasserstoffsaure, /. = 
 -wasserstoff 
 
 Sticksucht, /. morbus coeruleus 
 
 Stick-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
 Stiefelknechtschiene, /. horseshoe 
 splint 
 
 Stiefmutterchenthee, m. tea made 
 from Viola tricolor 
 
 Stiel, m. handle ; stalk ; pedicle, 
 peduncle 
 
 Stiel-abdrehung, /. removal of ped- 
 icle by torsion 
 
 Stiel-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 pedicle 
 
 Stiel-beschaffenheit, /. structure or 
 condition of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-blutung, /, haemorrhage from 
 pediclei " < 
 
 Stielchen, n. a little pedicle, handle, 
 &c. 
 
 Stiel-drehung, /. torsion or twisting 
 of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-durchschneidung, /. severing 
 the pedicle 
 
 Stiel-durchtrennung, /. = -durch- 
 schneidung 
 
 Stiel-einsenkung, /. dropping the 
 pedicle 
 
 Stiel-gebilde, n. character of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-gefass, n. vessel of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-hirn, n. peduncular part of 
 brain 
 
 Stiel-los, a. without a peduncle, ses- 
 sile 
 
 Stiel-pessarium, n. pessary with a 
 handle 
 
 Stiel-stumpf, m. stump of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-torsion, /. = -drehung 
 
 Stielung, /. character of pedicle 
 
 Stiel - unterbindung, /. ligaturing 
 pedicle 
 
 Stiel-versenkung, /. = -einsenkung 
 
 Stiel-versorgung, /. care of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-wunde, /. wound of pedicle 
 
 Stiel-wundflache, /. surface of ped- 
 icle wound 
 
 Stiel-zerreissung, /. rupture of ped- 
 icle 
 
 Stier- (and compds.), vide Starr- 
 
 Stiersucht, /. satyriasis, nympho- 
 mania 
 
 Stiff, m. tag, pin, peg, stump, pencil, 
 point 
 
 Stiftchen, n. a little peg, pencil, or 
 rod 
 
 Stiftnaht, /. suture by pegs 
 
 Stiftzahn, m. peg-tooth 
 
 Stilett, n. stiletto 
 
 Stillamme, /. wet-nurse 
 
 Stillen, v.t. to stiU, to calm ; to 
 silence ; to allay, to quench, to 
 appease, to gratify ; to mitigate ; 
 to stay, to staunch ; to suckle 
 
 Stillen, n. stilling, calming, allaying, 
 abating, mitigating, arresting, ap- 
 peasing, staunching ; suckling 
 
 Stillend, a. calming, lenitive, seda- 
 tive, allaying 
 
 Stilling'scher Kern, m. Stilling's 
 nucleus 
 
 Stillmittel, n. a sedative 
 
 Stillstand, m. stoppage, cessation, 
 pause ; stasis 
 
 Stillung, /. stilling, appeasing ; 
 staunching ; suckling 
 
 Stillungs-dauer, /. duration of lac- 
 tation 
 
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 Stillungs - geschaft, n. lactation, 
 suckling 
 
 Stillungs-mittel, n. a sedative 
 
 Stillungs-periode, /. period of lac- 
 tation 
 
 Stimm- (in compds.), relating to 
 the voice, vocal 
 
 Stimmband, n. vocal cord 
 
 Stimmband-erschlaffung, /. relaxa- 
 tion of vocal cord 
 
 Stimmband-falte, /. fold of vocal 
 cord 
 
 Stimmband-fortsatz, m. process of 
 vocal cord 
 
 Stimmband-lahmung, /. paralysis of 
 vocal cord 
 
 Stimmband-muskeln, m.pl. muscles 
 of the vocal cords 
 
 Stimmband-spannung, /. tension of 
 vocal cord 
 
 Stimmband-zerstorung, /. destruc- 
 tion of vocal cord 
 
 Stimm-beschwerde, /. vocal affec- 
 tion 
 
 Stimm-bildung, /. voice production, 
 phonation 
 
 Stimm-bruch, m. break of voice at 
 puberty 
 
 Stinune, /. voice 
 
 Stinun-falte, /. fold of vocal cord 
 
 Stimm-f abler, tn. defect in the voice 
 
 Stimm-fortsatz, m. process of vocal 
 cord 
 
 Stimm-fremitus, m. vocal fremitus 
 
 Stinun-gabel, /. tuning-fork 
 
 Stimm-krampf, m. vocal spasm 
 
 Stimm-los, a. voiceless, aphonic 
 
 Stimm - losigkeit, /. voicelessness, 
 aphonia 
 
 Stimm-membran, /. vocal membrane 
 
 Stimm-muskel, m. a muscle of pho- 
 nation 
 
 Stimm-nerv, m. inferior laryngeal 
 nerve 
 
 Stimm-organ, n. vocal organ 
 
 Stimmritze, /. rima glottidis 
 
 Stimmritzen - anschwellung, /. swel- 
 ling up of rima glottidis 
 
 Stimmritzen-band, n. the true vocal 
 cord 
 
 Stimmritzen-deckel, m. epiglottis 
 
 Stimmritzen-erweiterer, m. crico- 
 arytenoideus posticus 
 
 Stimmritzen-geschwulst, /. oedema 
 of glottis 
 
 Stimmritzen-krampf, m. spasm of 
 glottis 
 — der Kinder, laryngismus stri- 
 dulus 
 
 Stimmritzen-odem, «, — -gesch- 
 
 wulst 
 Stimmritzen-verengerung, /. narrow- 
 ing of glottis 
 Stimmritzen-verschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of glottis 
 Stimmritzen-verschwellung,/. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 Stimm-saite, /. >= -band 
 Stimm-spalte, /. = Stimmritze 
 Stimm-umfang, m. vocal compass 
 Stimm-vibration, /. pectoral fre- 
 mitus 
 Stimm-wechsel, m. change of voice 
 
 (at puberty) 
 Stimmung, /. disposition, frame of 
 mind, mood, humour, temper, 
 spirits 
 Sttmulantia, n.pl. stimulants 
 Stimulieren, v.t. to stimulate 
 Stimulierung, /. stimulation 
 Stinkasant, m. asafcetida 
 Stinkasant-milch, /. asafcetida mix- 
 ture 
 Stinkasant - pflaster, n. asafcetida 
 
 plaster 
 Stinkasant - tinktur, /. tincture ol 
 
 asafcetida 
 Stinkasant- wasser, n. Aqua foetida 
 
 antihysterica. Ph. G. 
 Stinken, v.i. to stink, to smell badly 
 Stinkend, a. stinking, foetid 
 Stinkendes Tierol, n. oleum animale 
 Stinknase, /. ozaena 
 Stinkschweiss, m. bromidrosis, foetid 
 
 sweat 
 Stippchen, n. stippling 
 Stippe, /. stigma, small mark 
 Stirn, /. forehead, brow 
 Stirn- (in compds.), frontal, brow- 
 Stirn-ader, /. frontal blood-vessel 
 Stirn-arterie, /. frontal artery 
 Stirn-ast, m. frontal branch 
 Stirn - band, n. bandage for fore 
 
 head 
 Stirn-bein, n. frontal bone 
 Stirn-beinglatze, /. glabella 
 Stirn-beinhohle, /. frontal sinus 
 Stirn-beinhohlengang, m. infundi- 
 
 bulum 
 Stirn-beinloch, n. supra-orbital fora- 
 men 
 Sitirn-beinnaht, /. frontal suture 
 Stirn-beinschuppe, /. squamous por- 
 tion of frontal bone 
 Stirn - beinviereck, n. (sagittales), 
 quadrangle formed by connecting 
 the ends of the maximum and 
 minimum frontal diameters 
 
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 Sto 
 
 Stirn 1 beinviergck, n. (vertikales), 
 quadrangle formed by connecting 
 the frontal protuberances and the 
 infra-orbital foramina 
 StirnTbeule, /. frontal protuberance 
 Stirn-binde, /. = -band 
 Stirn-blutader, /. frontal vein 
 Stirn-bogen, m. frontal arc or curve 
 Stim-breite, /. frontal diameter 
 Stirn-dreieck, n. frontal tri9,ngle 
 Stirn-ecke, /. frontal angle 
 Stirn-einstellung, /. frontal presen- 
 tation 
 Stirn-f ontanell, /. anterior fontanelle 
 Stirn-fontaneilknochen, m. Wormian 
 
 bone in anterior fontanelle 
 Stirn-fortsatz, m. frontal process 
 Stirn-furche, /. frontal sulcus 
 Stirn-geburt, /. forehead delivery 
 Stirn-gegend, /. frontal region 
 Stirn-glatze, /. frontal baldness 
 Stirn-griibler, m. oestrus ovis 
 Stirn-haar, n. frontal hair 
 Stirn-haargrenze, f. frontal border of 
 
 scalp 
 Stirn-haut, /. skin of forehead 
 Stirn-hautrunzler, m. corrugator su- 
 
 percilii 
 3tirn - hinterhauptsgegend, /. occi- 
 
 pito-frontal region 
 Stirn-hocker, m. = -beule 
 Stirn-hohle, /. frontal sinus 
 Stirn-hohlenentzundung, /, inflam- 
 mation of frontal sinus 
 Stirn-hphlenkatarrh, m. catarrh of 
 
 frontal sinus 
 Stirn-hohlenschleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of frontal sinus 
 Stirn-horn, n. anterior cornu of 
 
 lateral ventricle 
 Stirphiigel, jw. = -beule 
 Stirn-kamm, m. spine of frontal bone 
 Stirn-knochen, m. = -bein 
 Stirn-kopfschmerz, m. frontal head- 
 ache 
 Stirn-kopfweh, n. = -kopfschmerz 
 Stirn-kuhler, m. cooling apparatus 
 
 for forehead 
 Stirn-lage, /. = -einstellung 
 Stirn-lappen, m. frontal lobe 
 Stirn-leiste, /. = -kamm 
 Stirn-muskel, m. frontalis muscle 
 Stirn-^naht, /. frontal suture 
 Stirn-nasenwulst, m. glabella 
 Stirn-nerv, m. supra-orbital nerve 
 Stirn-platte, /. frontal plate 
 Stirn-pol, m. frontal extremity of a 
 
 hemisphere of the brain 
 Stirn-pulgader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Stirn-nanjler, m. p= -hautrunzler 
 Stirn-saibe, /. ointment for forehead 
 Stirn-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Stirn-schleimhohle, /. frontal sinus 
 Stirn-schmerz, m. pain in forehead 
 Stirn-sinus, m. frontal sinus 
 Stirn-spiegel, m. frontal mirror 
 Stirn-stachel, m. — -kamm 
 Stirn-teil, m. frontal portion 
 Stirn-umschlag, m. poultice, com- 
 press or fomentation for forehead 
 Stirn-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Stirn-viereck, n. frontal quadrangle 
 Stirn-vorlagerung, /. = -einstellung 
 Stirn-windung, /. frontal convolu- 
 tion 
 Stirn-wirbel, m. frontal vertebra 
 Stirn - wulst, m. frontal protuber- 
 ance 
 Stirn-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Stochiometrie, /. stoichiometry 
 Stochiometrisch, a. stoichiometric 
 Stock, m. core (of a boil) 
 Stockjjlind, a. stone-blind 
 Stocken, v.i. to stop, to cease to 
 circulate ; to stagnate, to hesi- 
 tate, to stammer, to falter j to 
 turn mouldy 
 Stocken, n. stopping, cessation ; 
 hesitation ; stammering, falter- 
 ing 
 Stockend, a. stagnant ; hesitating, 
 
 faltering 
 Stockfischleberthran, m. codliver-oil 
 Stockrosen, f.pl, hollyhock, rose- 
 mallow 
 Stockschnupfen, m. chronic coryza 
 Stocktaub, a. stone-deaf 
 Stockung, /. stopping, stoppage ; 
 stagnation, cessation ; stand-still ; 
 hesitation ; passive congestion 
 Stockzahn, m. molar tooth 
 
 kleiner — , bicuspid tooth 
 Stoff, m. stuff ; matter ; sub- 
 stance ; elementary body, ele- 
 ment ; material ; ingredient 
 einfacher — , an element 
 Stoff-abgabe, /. loss of substance 
 Stoff-ansatz, m. anabolism 
 Stoff-aufnahme, /. absorption of 
 
 material 
 Stoff-ausscheidung, /. excretion of 
 
 ■ material 
 Stoff-austausch, m. interchange or 
 
 exchange of material 
 Stoff-bedarf, m. requirement of 
 
 nutrient material 
 Stoff-bildend, a. plastic, substance- 
 forming 
 
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 Str 
 
 Staff-ljildung, /. formatjan of sub- 
 stance 
 
 Stoff-ersatz, m. reparative material 
 
 Stoff-menge, /. amount or quantity 
 of material 
 
 Stoff-metamorphose, /. metamor- 
 phosis of matter 
 
 Stoff-teilchen, n. particle of matter 
 
 Stqff-umsatz, m. = -wechsel 
 
 Stoff-umwandlung, /. = -wechsel 
 
 Stofi-verbrauch, m. consumption of 
 material 
 
 Stoff-verlust, m. loss of substance 
 
 Stoff-verwandtschaft, /. affinity of 
 matter 
 
 Stoff wechsel, m. rnetabolism, meta- 
 morphosis, assimilation, elabora- 
 tion, change of form of matter 
 
 Stoffwechsel-beschleunigung, /. ac- 
 celeration of metabolism 
 
 Stoffwechsel-erkrankung, /. a dis- 
 order of metabolism 
 
 Stoffwechsel-produkt, n. product of 
 metabolism 
 
 Stoffwechsel-prozess, m. process of 
 metabolism 
 
 Stoffwechsel-steigerung, /. increase 
 of metabolism 
 
 Stoffwechsel-storung, /. disturbance 
 of metabolism 
 
 Stoffwechsel-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Stohnen, v.i. to groan 
 
 Stdhnen, n. groaning 
 
 Stolpern, v.i. to stumble, blunder 
 
 Stomachale, n. = Stomachalmittel 
 
 Stomachalmittel, n. a stomachic 
 
 Stomachica, n.pl. stomachics 
 
 Stomakace, /. ulcerative stomatitis 
 
 Stomalgie, /. an affection of the 
 mouth 
 
 Stomato- (in compds.), oral 
 
 Stomato-malacie, /. cancrum oris, 
 noma 
 
 Stomato-mykose, /. any fungous 
 disease of the mouth 
 
 Stomato-nekrosis, /. gangrenous sto- 
 matitis, noma 
 
 Stomato-plastik, /. plastic surgery 
 of the mouth 
 
 Stomato-rrhagie, /. haemorrhage from 
 the mouth 
 
 Stomato-sepsis, /. ulcerative stoma- 
 titis 
 
 Stomato-skop, n. instrument for 
 examining the interior of the 
 mouth 
 
 Stemokephalus, m. monster with 
 deficient jaws and beak-like 
 mouth 
 
 Stopfen, v.t. to stufi ; to stop ; to 
 constipate 
 
 Stopfend, a. constipating ; astrin- 
 gent, anastaltic 
 
 StoraK, m. (fliissiger), styrax 
 
 Storen, v.t. to disturb, to trouble, 
 to interrupt 
 
 Storrig, a. stubborn, obstinate, re- 
 fractory 
 
 Storrisch, a. = Storrig 
 
 Storung, /. disturbance ; trouble ; 
 derangement, interruption, dis- 
 order 
 
 Stoss, m. thrust, push, blow, stroke ; 
 jet 
 
 Stotterer, m. = Stotternde 
 
 Stotterig, a. = Stotternd 
 
 Stotterkrampf, m. stutter-spasm 
 
 Stottern, v.i. to stutter 
 
 Stottern, n. dysarthria syllabaris, 
 stuttering, the momentary in- 
 ability to pronounce a syllable 
 or a word ; vide also Stammern 
 
 Stotternd, a. stuttering 
 
 Stotternde, m. & /. a stutterer 
 
 Stotteroperation, /. operation for 
 relief of stuttering 
 
 Stotteriibel, n. the affection of stut- 
 tering 
 
 Strabometrie, /. measurement of 
 angle of squint 
 
 Straboskopische Scheibe, /. strabo- 
 scopic disc 
 
 Strabotisch, a. squinting 
 
 Strabotomie, /. operation for squint 
 
 Straff, a. tense, rigid 
 
 Straffheit, /. tenseness, rigidity 
 
 Strafmiindige, m. & f. a, person of 
 responsible age according to law 
 
 Strafunmiindig, a. of irresponsible 
 age according to law 
 
 Strafunmiindigkeit, /. irresponsi- 
 bility through being under age 
 according to law 
 
 Strahl, m. beam ; ray ; jet 
 
 Strahldouche, /. jet- or needle-douche 
 
 Strahlen, v.i. to emit rays ; to 
 radiate, to irradiate 
 
 Strahlen, n. radiation, irradiation ; 
 beaming 
 
 Strahlend, a. radiating, irradiating ; 
 radiant 
 
 Strahlen- (in compds.), ciliary ; re- 
 lating to radiation 
 
 Strahlen-arterie, /. ciliary artery 
 
 Strahlen-band, n. ciliary ligament 
 
 Strahlen-bandchen, n. = -band 
 
 Strahlen-blattchen, n. zonule of 2inn 
 
 Strahlen-blutader, /. ciliary vein 
 
 Sii 
 
Str 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Str 
 
 Strahlen-brechend, a. refractive, re- 
 fracting 
 Strahlen-brechung, /. refraction of 
 
 rays 
 Strahlen-biindel, m. = -biischel 
 Strahlen-buschel, m. bundle or cone 
 
 of rays 
 Strahlen-figur, /. radiating figure 
 Strahlen-formig, a. radiated, radiate 
 Strahlen-kegel, m. cone of rays 
 Strahlen-korper, m. ciliary body 
 Strahlen-kranz, m. corona ciliaris 
 Strahlen - krebs, m. radiated car- 
 cinoma 
 Strahlen-krone, /. = -kranz 
 Strahlen-lehre, /. actinology 
 Strahlen-messer, m. actinometer 
 Strahlen-nerv, m. ciliary nerve 
 Strahlen-pilz, m. ray-fungus, actino- 
 
 myces 
 Strahlen-pilzkeim, m, the germ of 
 
 actinomyces 
 Strahlen-pilzkrankheit, /, actino- 
 mycosis 
 Strahlen-plattchen, n. = -blattchen 
 Strahlen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Strahlen-ring, m. ciliary ring 
 Strahlen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Strahlen - vereinigung, /. corradia- 
 
 tion 
 Strahlen-werfen, n. radiation, irra- 
 diation 
 Strahlinge, pi. radiolaria 
 Strahlung, /. radiation, irradiation ; 
 
 beaming 
 Strang, m. cord ; column ; funicu- 
 lus ; tract 
 Strang-artig, a. = -formig 
 Strang-bildung, /. cord-formation 
 Strang-degeneration, /. degeneration 
 
 of the tracts in the cord 
 Strang-formig, a. restiform, cord- 
 like 
 Strang-formige Korper, m.pl. resti- 
 form body 
 Strang-rinne, /. groove or furrow 
 around the neck after strangula- 
 tion 
 Strang-sklerose, /. sclerosis of the 
 
 tracts in the cord 
 Strangulation, /. strangulation ; con- 
 striction 
 Strangulations-furche, /. = -marke 
 Strangulations-marke, /. groove or 
 furrow around the neck after 
 strangulation 
 Strangulations-rinne, /. = -marke 
 Strangulieren, v.t. to strangulate, to 
 strangle 
 
 Stranguliert, a. strangulated, con- 
 stricted 
 Strangurie, /. strangury 
 Stratifizieren, v.t. to stratify 
 Straussmagen, m. a stomach that 
 
 can digest anything 
 Streck- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 extension 
 Streck-apparat, m. extension appa- 
 ratus 
 Streck-bar, a. capable of being 
 
 stretched, tensile, ductile 
 Streck-barkeit, /. extensibiUty, duc- 
 
 tUity 
 Streck-bett, n. extension-bed 
 Streck-bewegung, /. extension move- 
 ment 
 Strecken, v.i. to stretch, to extend 
 Strecker, m. extensor 
 Streck-fiache, /. extension surface 
 Streck-krampf, m. tetanic spasm 
 Streck-muskel, m. extensor 
 Streck-sehne, /. extensor tendon 
 Streck-seite, /. extensor side or 
 
 surface 
 Streck-stellung, /. extended position 
 Streck-stuhl, m. extension chair 
 Streck-tetanus, m. tetanic muscular 
 spasm produced by tension on 
 tendons 
 Streckung, /. extension, stretching ; 
 
 vide also Extension 
 Streck-zuckung, /. spasmodic exten- 
 sion 
 Streichen, v.t. to stroke, to rub 
 Streichung, /. massage d, friction, 
 
 effleurage 
 Streif- (in compds.), grazing 
 Streifen. m. stripe ; streak, band, 
 
 fillet, stria 
 Streifend, a. grazing 
 Streifen-.iiigel, m. corpus striatum 
 Streif en-hiigelbriickenbahn, /. pe- 
 
 dunculus substantiae nigrae 
 Streifen-keratitis, /. keratitis in the 
 
 form of streaks 
 Streifen-korper, m. = -hiigel 
 Streifen - pneumonie, /. catarrhal 
 
 pneumonia in children 
 Streif -hieb, m. a grazing sword-cut 
 Streif-schuss, m. grazing gunshot- 
 wound 
 Streif- wunde, /. grazing wound 
 Streng, a. harsh, severe, stubborn 
 Streptokokken, pi. streptococci 
 Streptokokkendiphtherie, /. diph- 
 theria compUcated by the pre- 
 sence of streptococci 
 Streuklosett, n. earth closet 
 
 SI2 
 
Str 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Str 
 
 Streukugelchen, n.pl. small homoe- 
 opathic sugar globules 
 Streupulver, n. dusting - powder ; 
 
 lycopodium 
 Strichkultur, /. streak culture 
 Strickformig, a. cord-like, restiform 
 Strickformiger Korper, m. restiform 
 
 body 
 Striegelgerausch, n. bruit d'Urille ; 
 
 rasping sound 
 Strieme, /. stripe, streak, weal, mark, 
 
 scar 
 Striemig, a. striped, wealy, wealed 
 Striktur, /. stricture 
 Strikturen - brenner, m. stricture 
 
 cautery 
 Strikturen - sucher, m. stricture- 
 finder or -explorer 
 Strohschiene, /. straw-splint 
 Strom, m. stream ; current, flow 
 aufsteigender — , ascending cur- 
 rent 
 absteigender — , descending cur- 
 rent 
 entgegengesetzt gerichteter — , 
 
 inverse current 
 galvemischer — , galvanic cur- 
 rent 
 induzierter — , induced current 
 konstanter — , constant cur- 
 rent 
 umgekehrter — , commuted cur- 
 rent 
 undulierender — , undulatory 
 
 current 
 unterbrochener — , intermittent 
 
 current 
 ununterbrochener — , continu- 
 ous current 
 Strom- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 stream or current 
 Strom-abgeber, m. current-collector 
 Strom-abweichung, /. variation of 
 
 current 
 Strom-abzweigung, /. branching of 
 
 current 
 Strom-art, /. character of current 
 Strom-dichte, /. density of current 
 Strom-dichtigkeit, /. = -dichte 
 Stromen, v.i. to flow, to run, to gush, 
 
 to stream 
 Strom-erreger, m. rheomotor 
 Strom-erzeuger, m. = -erreger 
 Strom-geber, m. current-supplier, 
 
 eleclxode 
 Strom-geschwindigkeit, /. rapidity 
 
 of current 
 Strom-indikator, rn, ciirren;t-direc- 
 tion indipator 
 
 Strom-lauf, m. flow of current 
 Strom-laufskizze, /. diagram of cur- 
 rent 
 Strom-los, a. devoid of current 
 Strom-losigkeit, /. absence of current 
 Strom-messer, w. instrument for 
 
 measuring amount of current 
 Strom-quelle, /. source of current 
 Strom-regulator, m. current-regu- 
 lator 
 Strom - richtung, /. direction of cur- 
 rent 
 Strom-richtungszeiger, m. = -indi- 
 
 kator 
 Strom-sammler, m. = -abgeber 
 Strom-schleife, /. loop of current, 
 
 communicating-loop 
 Strom-schliesser, m. current-closer 
 Strom-schluss, m. closing of current 
 Strom-schwankung, /. fluctuation of 
 
 current 
 Strotn-starke, /. strength or inten- 
 sity of current 
 Strom-teilung, /. division of current 
 Strom-uhr, /. Ludwig's instrument 
 for measuring rate of blood-cur- 
 rent 
 Strom-umkehrung, /. reversal of 
 
 current 
 Stromung, /. current ; flow 
 Stromungshindernis, n. obstruction 
 
 to current (of blood) 
 Strom - unterbrecher, m. current- 
 breaker 
 Strom-verbrauch, m. consumption 
 
 of current 
 Strom-verlust, m. loss of current 
 Strom - verteiler, m. current-distri- 
 buting apparatus 
 Strom-verteilung, /. distribution of 
 
 current 
 Strom-verzogerung, /. retardation of 
 
 current 
 Strom-verzweigung, /. branch of 
 
 current 
 Strom- wechsler, m. current-reverser ; 
 
 commutator 
 Strom-wender, m. = -wechsler 
 Strom-zeiger, m. current-indicator 
 Strongyliden, pi. strongylidse 
 Strontian, n. strontia 
 Strontian-haltig, a. strontianic 
 Strontian-wasser, n. strontia-water 
 Strontium, n. strontium 
 
 kohlensaures — , strontianite 
 salpetersaures — , nitrate of 
 
 strontium 
 schwefelsaurea — , sulphate of 
 strontuim 
 
 313 
 
 2K 
 
Str 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Stu 
 
 Strontium - acetat, n. acetate of 
 
 strontium 
 Strontium - carbonat, n. strontianite 
 Strontium-chlorid, n. chloride of 
 
 strontium 
 Strontium - nitrat, n. nitrate of 
 
 strontium 
 Strontium-oxyd, n. oxide of stron- 
 tium. 
 Strontium-sulfat, n. sulphate of 
 
 strontium 
 Strontium - sulfhydrat, n. sulpho- 
 
 hydrate of strontium 
 Strontium - sulfuret, n. sulphide of 
 
 strontium 
 Strcphanthus - samen, m. strophan- 
 
 thus-seed 
 Strophanthus-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 
 strophanthus 
 Strotzen, v.i. to be swollen, to be 
 
 puffed up, to be engorged 
 Strotzen, n. turgescence, turgidity, 
 
 engorgement 
 Strotzend, a. distended, turgescent, 
 
 engorged 
 Strudelgefasse, pL venae vorticosae 
 Struktur, /. structure 
 Struktur-formel, /. structural for- 
 mula 
 Struktur-los, a. structureless 
 Struktur-veranderung, /, change of 
 
 structure 
 Strumektomie, /. thyroidectomy 
 Strumos, a. strumous 
 Strumositat, /. strumous state 
 Strunk, m. stump 
 Struppig, a. bristly, rough, rugged, 
 
 shaggy 
 Strychnin, n. strychnia 
 
 salpetersaures ■ — , nitrate of 
 
 strychnia 
 schwefelsaures — , sulphate of 
 strychnia 
 Strychninsalz, n. a salt of strychnia 
 Strychnos- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 nux vomica 
 Strychnos-samen, n. nux vomica 
 Strychnos-tinktur, /. tincture of nux 
 
 vomica 
 Stubensitzerleben, n. sedentary life 
 Stuck, w. piece 
 
 Stuckbruch, m. a comminuted frac- 
 ture 
 Stufe, /. step, degree, stage, scale, 
 
 grade 
 Stufenjahre, n.pl. climacteric, chanee 
 
 of life ® 
 
 Stuhl, m, stool ; evacuation of 
 bowels 
 
 Stuhl- (in compds.), faecal 
 Stuhl-abgang, m. discharge of faeces ; 
 
 defaecation 
 Stuhl-abscheidung, /, excretion of 
 
 faeces 
 Stuhl-ausleerung, /. evacuation of 
 
 bowels 
 Stuhl-befordernd, a, aperient, laxa- 
 tive 
 
 Stuhl-beforderung, /. promoting ac- 
 tion of bowels 
 
 Stuhl-beschwerden, f.pl. troubles of 
 defaecation 
 
 Stuhl-drang, m. tenesmus 
 
 Stuhl-entleerung, /. = -ausleerung 
 
 Stuhl-erschwerung, /. rendering de- 
 faecation difScult 
 
 Stuhl-gang, m. evacuation of bowels 
 
 Stuhl-mangel, m. constipation, cos- 
 tiveness 
 
 Stuhl-tragheit, /, sluggishness of 
 bowels 
 
 Stuhl-unterdruckung, /. delaying de- 
 faecation 
 
 Stuhl-verhaltung, /. retention of 
 faeces 
 
 Stuhl-verstopfung, /. constipation 
 
 Stuhl-zapfchen, n. suppository 
 
 Stuhl-zwang, m. = -drang 
 
 Stiilpen, v.t. to turn down, to turn 
 inside out, to turn up 
 
 Stiilp-nase, /. turned-up nose 
 
 Stulp-nasig, a. having a turned-up 
 nose 
 
 Stumm, m. dumb, mute 
 
 Stumme, m. & f. a. dumb person 
 
 Stummel, m. = Stumpf 
 
 Stumm-heit, /. dumbness 
 
 Stumm-sein, n. the being dumb 
 
 Stumm-werden, n. the becoming 
 dumb 
 
 Stumpf, a. blunt ; dull, stupid, fiat, 
 obtuse 
 
 Stumpf, -m. stump 
 
 Stumpf -ablosen, v.t. to lay a part 
 bare without cutting, as with the 
 handle of a scalpel 
 
 Stumpf-ausschalen, v.f. to enucleate 
 a part without cutting 
 
 Stumpfer Haken, m. blunt hook 
 
 Stumpf -fuss, m. club-foot 
 
 Stumpf-gefuhl, n. indifference, apa- 
 thy, blunted sensation 
 
 Stumpf-heit, /. bluntness, obtuse- 
 ness, dulness, hebitude 
 
 Stumpf-nase, /. pug-nose 
 
 Stumpf-nasig, a. pug-nosed 
 
 Stumpf-neurom, n. amputation neu- 
 roma 
 
 SH 
 
Stu 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sug 
 
 gtumpf-sichtig, a. dull-sighted 
 
 Stumpf - sichtigkeit, /. dulness of 
 vision 
 
 Stumpf-sinn, m. dulness of feeling, 
 imbecility, dulness of mind 
 
 Stumpf-sinnig, a. imbecile, duU of 
 
 , mind 
 
 Stumpf -sinnige, m. & f. an imbecile 
 
 Stumpf -sinnigkeit, /. = -sinn 
 
 Stumpf-werden, n. the becoming 
 duU or blunt 
 
 Stumpf -zahn, m. a blunt tooth 
 
 Stundlieh, a. hourly 
 
 Stupid, a. stupid, imbecile 
 
 Stupiditat, /. stupidity, imbecility 
 
 Stuprieren, v.t. to rape 
 
 Sturmhut, m. aconite 
 
 Sturmhutblatter, n.pl. aconite-leaves 
 
 Sturzbad, n. plunge-bath, shower- 
 bath 
 
 Sturzgeburt, /. precipitate labour 
 
 Stutz- (in compds.), supporting 
 
 Stutz-bein, n. the supporting leg in 
 locomotion 
 
 Stiitze, /. stay, support, prop ; ful- 
 crum 
 
 Stiitzen, v.t. to prop, to stay, to 
 
 . support 
 
 Stiitz-faden, m.pl. supporting fibres 
 
 Stutz-fasern, f.pl. — -faden 
 
 Stfitzs'gewebe, n. supporting tissue 
 
 Stiitz-lamelle, /. supporting lamella 
 
 Stiitz - mieder, n. supporting cor- 
 set 
 
 Stiitz-mittel, n. supporting medium 
 
 Stiitz - substanz, /. supporting sub- 
 stance 
 
 Stutz^zelle, /. supporting cell 
 
 Stylodisch, a. = Stylaidisch 
 
 Styloid- (in compds.), vide Griffel- 
 
 Styloidisch, a. styloid 
 
 Stj^hnin^aure, /. styphnic acid 
 
 Stypticitat, /. the quality of being 
 
 - styptic 
 
 Stypticum, n. a styptic 
 
 S^tisch, a. styptic 
 
 Slyrax, m. = Storax 
 
 Sub- (in compds.), vide also Unter- 
 
 Subakut, a. subacute 
 
 Siri)arabhnoideal, a. subarachnoid 
 
 Subarachnoideal-flussigkeit, /. cere- 
 bro-spinal fluid 
 
 Subarachnoideal - gewebe, n. sub- 
 arachnoid tissue 
 
 Subarachnoideal-hohle, /. subarach- 
 noid space 
 Subar^chnptdeaUraum, m. = -h3hle 
 Subclavial- (in compds.), vide Un- 
 terschliisseU 
 
 Subdiaphragmatisch, a. subdiaphrag- 
 matic 
 
 Subdural-flijssigkeit, /. cerebro-spi- 
 nal fluid 
 
 Siibdural-raum, m. subdural space 
 
 Subfebril, a. sub-febrile 
 
 Suberinsaure, /. suberic acid 
 
 Subintrans, a. consecutive 
 
 Subjektiv, a. subjective 
 
 Subkontinuierliches Fieber, n. sub. 
 continued fever 
 
 Subkutan, a. subcutaneous 
 
 Sublimat, n. sublimate 
 
 weisses — , corrosive sublimate 
 
 Sublimat-bad, n. sublimate-bath 
 
 Sublimat-vergiftung, /. poisoning by 
 sublimate 
 
 Sublimier-bar, a. sublimable 
 
 Sublimier-barkeit, /. capability of 
 being sublimed 
 
 Sublimieren, v.t. to sublimate, to 
 sublime 
 
 Sublimier-gefass, n. sublimation ves- 
 sel 
 
 Sublimierung, /. sublimation 
 
 Sublimierungsofen, m. sublimation- 
 furnace 
 
 Sublingual- (in compds.), vide Unter- 
 zungen- 
 
 Submaxillar- (in compds.), vide Un- 
 terkiefer- 
 
 Subphrenisch, a. subphrenic 
 
 Subquadrigeminalspalte, /. space in 
 loose tissue covering lower por- 
 tion of inner surface of sterno- 
 mastoid muscle 
 
 Substanz, /. substance ; matter ; 
 tissue 
 
 Substanzverlust, m. loss of substance 
 
 Sue . . ., vide also Suk . , . 
 
 Succinylsaure, /. succinic acid 
 
 Sucher, m. probe 
 
 Suchnadel, /. exploring-needle 
 
 Suchrohrchen, n. hollow probe ; ex- 
 ploring-trocar 
 
 Sucht, /. disease, sickness ; a morbid 
 desire ; epidemic ; distemper 
 fallende — , epilepsy 
 
 Suction, /. suction 
 
 Sudation, /. sweating 
 
 Sudatorium, n. hot-air room, sweat- 
 ing-room 
 
 Suffokatorisch, a. producing suffo- 
 cation 
 
 Suffusion, /. suffusion, extravasa- 
 tion 
 
 Suggestibilitat, /. the capacity of 
 being influenced or acted upon by 
 suggestion 
 
 S15 
 
Sug 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sym 
 
 Suggestion, /. suggestion 
 
 Suggestions-lehre, /. theory of sug- 
 gestion 
 
 Suggestions-therapie, /. treatment 
 by suggestion 
 
 Sukkussion, /. succussion 
 
 Sukkussions-gerausch, n. succus- 
 sion sound, splashing sound 
 
 Sukkussions-schall, m. = -gerausch 
 
 Sulfanilsaure, /. sulphanilic acid 
 
 Sulfat, n. sulphate 
 
 Sulfaurat, n. antimonic sulphide 
 
 Sulfid, n. sulphide 
 
 Sulfieren, v.t. to act upon with 
 sulphuric acid, to sulphonate 
 
 Sulfit, n. sulphite 
 
 Sulfo- (in conipds.), sulpho- 
 
 Sulfo-base, /. sulpho-base 
 
 Sulfo-carbonismus, m. carbon disul- 
 phide poisoning 
 
 Sulfo-cyansauer, a. sulpho-cyanide 
 
 Sulfo-cyansSure, /. sulpho-cyanic 
 acid 
 
 Sulfo-karbol, n. aseptol 
 
 Sulfo-karbolsauer, a. sulpho-car- 
 bolate 
 
 Sulfo-karbonat, n. sulpho-carbonate 
 
 Sulfo-nieren, v.t. = Sulfieren 
 
 Sulfo-saure, /. sulphacid 
 
 Sulfo-xysmus, m. poisoning by sul- 
 phuric acid 
 
 Sulfur, n. sulphide 
 
 Sulfurieren, v.t. = Sulfieren 
 
 Stilze, /. jelly ; gelatine 
 
 Wharton'sche — , Whartonian 
 jeUy 
 
 Sulzig, a. gelatinous 
 
 Sumatrakampfer, m. Sumatra cam- 
 phor 
 
 Summationstone, /. combination 
 tones 
 
 Sumbulwurzel, /. sumbul root 
 
 Summen, v.i. to hum, to buzz 
 
 Summen, n. humming, buzzing 
 
 Summend, a. humming, buzzing 
 
 Sumpf, m. swamp, bog, marsh, 
 moor, morass 
 
 Sumpf-boden, m. marshy, swampy, 
 or boggy ground 
 
 Sumpf - cirrhose, /. cirrhosis due to 
 malaria 
 
 Sumpf-fieber, n. marsh fever, ma- 
 larial fever, ague 
 
 Sumpf -gas, n. methane, marsh-gas 
 
 Sumpf-gegend, /. marshy country 
 
 Sumpfig, a. marshy, swampy, boggy 
 
 Sumpf-infektion, /. malarial infec- 
 tion 
 
 Sumpf-kachexie, /. malarial cachexia 
 
 Si6 
 
 Sumpf-luft, /. marsh-air, miasm ; 
 
 methane, marsh-gas 
 Sumpf -miasma, n. malaria 
 Sumpf-moos, n. sphagnum 
 Sumpf-spirochate, /. spirochsete pli- 
 
 catilis 
 Sumpf- wasser, n. water from marsh, 
 
 swamp, or bog 
 Sumpf- wechselfieber, n. ague 
 Super- (in compds.), super-, over- 
 Superaciditat, /. hyperacidity 
 Superficiell, a. superficial 
 Superfotation, /. superfoetation 
 Super-oxyd, n. peroxide 
 Super-phosphat, n. hyperphosphate 
 Super-sulfid, n. persulphide 
 Supinatoren, pi. supinators 
 Suppe, /. soup 
 
 Suppurantia, n.pl. pyogenic sub- 
 stances 
 Suppurationsfieber, n. suppurative 
 
 fever 
 Suppurativ, a. jjurulent 
 Suppurieren, v.i. to suppurate 
 Supraorbital, a. supraorbital 
 Supraorbital-breite, /. distance be- 
 tween supraorbital foramina 
 Supraorbital-linie, /. supraorbital 
 
 line 
 Surditat, /. deafness 
 Surrogat, n. substitute, makeshift 
 Suspension, /. suspension 
 Suspensorium, n. suspensory-band- 
 age 
 SiJss, a. sweet 
 Siissholz, n. (russisches), Russian 
 
 liquorice-root 
 Siissholz, n. (spanisches), Spanish 
 
 liquorice-root 
 Siissholz-extrakt, m. extract of liquo- 
 rice 
 Siissholz-pasta, /. pasta liquiritiae 
 Siissholz-saft, m. liquorice 
 Siissholz-sirup, m. syrupus liquiritiae 
 Siissholz-wurzel, /. liquorice-root 
 Sussholz-zucker, tn. gl3'-cyrrhizin 
 Siissmandelol, m. oil of sweet 
 
 almonds 
 Susswasser, n. sweet-water 
 Suturendreher, m. suture tightener 
 Sychnosphyxie, /. tachycardia 
 Sychnurie, /. polyuria 
 Sykosis, /. sycosis, mentagra 
 Sylvische- (in compds.), Sylvian 
 Sylvische Grube, /. Sylvian fossa 
 Sylvische Spalte, /. Sylvian fissure 
 Sylvische Wasserleitung, /. aqueduct 
 
 of Sylvius 
 Symbiose, /. symbiosis 
 
Sym 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Syr 
 
 Symbolophobie, /. morbid belief 
 
 that ordinary actions are crimes 
 Symmelie, /. = Sirenenbildung 
 Symmetrie, /. symmetry 
 Symmetrische Asphyxie, /. Ray- 
 naud's disease 
 Sympatetische Augenentzundung, /. 
 
 sympathetic ophthalmia 
 Sympatetische Kur, /. sympathetic 
 
 treatment or so-called charming 
 Sympatetischer Nerv, m. sympa- 
 thetic nerve 
 Sympathicusspeichel, m. saliva pro- 
 duced by stimulation of sympa- 
 thetic 
 Sympatisch, a. sympathetic 
 Symphonallaxis, /. confusion of con- 
 sonants 
 Symphyse, /. symphysis 
 Symphysentrennung, /. separation of 
 
 a symphysis 
 Symphyseotomie, /. symphysiotomy 
 Symphytisch, a. symphyseal 
 Sympodie, /. ; vide Sirenenbildung 
 Sjrmptom, n. symptom 
 Symptomatisch, a. symptomatic 
 Symptomatische Mittel, pi. pallia- 
 tives 
 Symptomatologie, /. symptomato- 
 logy 
 Symptomenbild, n. aspect of symp- 
 toms 
 Sympus, m. fusion of lower Umbs 
 Synanche, /. cynanche 
 Synadelphus, m. monster with 
 
 doubled lower extremities 
 Synalgie, /. associated pain 
 Synanthem, n. mixed eruption 
 Synarthrosis, /. ankylosis 
 Syncanthus, n. fusion of eyelids 
 Syncephalus, m. double monster 
 
 with united heads 
 Synchilie, /. fusion of lips 
 Synchondrosis, /. synchondrosis 
 Synchondrotomie, /. synchondro- 
 
 tomy, symphysiotomy 
 Synchron, a. synchronous 
 Syndaktylie, /. webbed fingers 
 Syndektomie, /. = Peridektomie 
 Syndermitis, /. conjunctivitis 
 Syndesmologie, /. the study of liga- 
 ments 
 Synechie, /. synechia 
 Synechotom, n. instrument for sepa- 
 rating adhesions 
 Synergisten, pi. muscles associated 
 
 in action 
 Synicesis, /. closure of pupil 
 Synkopisch, a, syncopic, syncopal 
 
 Synoche, /. continued fever, syno- 
 
 chus 
 Synophrys, /. fusion of eyebrows 
 Synophthalmie, /. cyclopia 
 Synorchidie, /. fusion of unde- 
 scended testicles 
 Synosteographie, /. anatomy of the 
 
 joints 
 Synosteotomie, /, dissection of a 
 
 joint 
 Synotie, /, fusion of ears in agna- 
 
 thia 
 Synovektomie, /. excision of synovial 
 
 membrane 
 Synovial- (in compds.), synovial 
 Synovial-ausstiilpung,' /. bulging or 
 
 protrusion of synovial sac 
 Synovial-band, n. synovial ligament 
 Synovial-beutel, m. synovial bursa 
 Synovial-blase, /. synovial cyst or 
 
 sac 
 Synovial-druse, /. synovial gland 
 Synovial-falte, /. synovial fold 
 Synovial-fortsatz, m. synovial pro- 
 cess 
 Synovial - haut, /. synovial mem- 
 brane 
 Synovial-kapsel, /. synovial capsule 
 Synovial-membran, /. = -haut 
 Synovial-sack, m. synovial sac 
 Synovial-scheide, /. synovial sheath 
 Synovial-schleimhaut, /. = -haut 
 Synovial-schleimhautentziindung, /. 
 
 synovitis 
 Synovial-tasche, /. = -beutel 
 Synovial-iiberzug, m. synovial cover- 
 ing 
 Synovial-zotte, /. synovial villus 
 Syntektisch, a. wasting 
 Synteresis, /. prophylaxis 
 Syntetisch, a. synthetic 
 Synthese, /. synthesis 
 Synthorax, m. double monster with 
 
 fusion at throat 
 Syphiliden, pi. syphilides 
 Sjrphilidologe, m. one who makes 
 
 a special study of syphilis 
 Syphilidologisch, a. syphilidological 
 " Syphiligraphie, /, the study of 
 sjrphSis 
 Syphilitiker, m. a sufferer from 
 
 syphilis 
 Syphilitisch, a. syphilitic 
 Syphiloma, n. gumma 
 Syphilomanie, /. = Syphilophobie 
 Syphilophobie, /. dread of syphilis 
 Syringo- (in compds.), syringo- 
 Syringomesser, n. fistula-knife 
 Syringo-myelie, /. syringomyelia 
 
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Syr 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tal 
 
 Syringo-plastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 
 fistulae 
 Syringo-tomie, /. syringotomy 
 Sysoma, n. double-headed monster 
 Systaltisch, a. systaltic 
 
 Systematisch, a. systematic 
 Systemerkrankung, /. systemic dis- 
 ease 
 Systolisch, a. systolic 
 Systybaum, m. red- water tree 
 
 Tabak, m. tobacco 
 Tabak-amblyopie, /. tobacco ambly- 
 opia 
 Tabak-beutelnaht, /. purse-string 
 
 suture 
 Tabak-blatter, n.pl. tobacco-leaves 
 Tabak-blatterabkochung, /. decoc- 
 tion of tobacco-leaves 
 Tabak-dampf, m. tobacco-fumes 
 Tabak-genuss, m. indulgence in 
 
 tobacco 
 Tabak -kampfer, m. nicotianin 
 Tabak-kauen, n. chewing tobacco 
 Tabak-klystier, n. tobacco-enema 
 Tabak-missbrauch, m. abuse of 
 
 tobacco 
 Tabak-osis, /. tobacco-lung 
 Tabak-rauch, m. tobacco-smoke 
 Tabak-rauchen, n. smoking of to- 
 bacco 
 Tabak-schnupfen, n. taking snuff 
 Tabak-vergiftung, /. tobacco poison- 
 ing _ 
 Tabeszieren, v.i. to waste away 
 Tabetiker, m. a subject of tabes 
 Tabetisch, a. tabetic 
 Tabiker, m. a sufferer from tabes 
 Tabisch, a. = Tabetisch 
 Tachykardie, /. tachycardia 
 Tachypnoe, /. hurried breathing 
 Tachyurie, /. increased rapidity of 
 
 excretion of fluids by the kidney 
 Tackensalbe, /. ointment made from 
 
 wUd flax 
 Taeniophobie, /. fear of tapeworms ; 
 
 hypochondria verminosa 
 Tafel, /. plate, tablet, table ; lamina, 
 lamella ; lozenge ; register, list " 
 Tafel-artig, a. tabular, lamellar, 
 
 laminar 
 Tafelchen, n. tablet 
 Tafel-formig, a. — -artig 
 Tafel-kokkus, m. tablet-coccus 
 Tafel-61, n. olive-oil, salad-oil 
 Tafel-watte, /. sheet-wadding 
 Taffetpflaster, n, court-plaster 
 Tag, m. day 
 Tag-blind, a, nyctalopio 
 
 Tag-blinde, m. & f. a sufferer from 
 
 nj'ctalopia 
 Tag-blindheit, /. nyctalopia 
 Tages- (in compds.), daily, quotidian 
 Tages-dosis, /. daily dose or amount 
 
 of a medicine 
 Tages-fieber, n. quotidian fever 
 Tages-gabe, /. = -dosis 
 Taglich, a. daily, quotidian 
 Tag-pollution, /. day-pollution 
 Tag-sehen, n. night-blindness 
 Takamahakharz, n. Tacamahac resin 
 Taktil, a. tactile 
 Tal, n. valley 
 
 Talalgia, /. pain in the heel 
 Talg, m. tallow ; sebum 
 Talg- (in compds.), sebaceous 
 Talg-absondernd, a. secreting sebum 
 Talg-absonderung, /. secretion of 
 
 sebum 
 Talg-ahnlich, a. or -artig, a. tallow- 
 like, sebaceous 
 Talg-bildend, a. forming sebum 
 Talg-bildung, /. formation of sebum 
 Talg-cyste, /. sebaceous cyst 
 Talgdriise, /. sebaceous gland 
 Talgdrusen - adenom, n. adenoma 
 
 sebaceum 
 Talgdrusen-anschwellvmg, /. swell- 
 ing of sebaceous gland 
 Talgdrusen-ausfiihrungsgang, m. ex- 
 cretory duct of sebaceous gland 
 Talgdriisen-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of sebaceous glands 
 Talgdriisen-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of sebaceous glands 
 Talgdriisen-erkrankung, /. affection 
 
 of sebaceous glands 
 Talgdriisen-fett, n. fatty matter 
 
 secreted by sebaceous glands 
 Talgdriisen-gegend, /. region of se- 
 baceous glands 
 Talgdriisen-geschwulst, /. sebaceous 
 
 tumour or cyst ; wen 
 Talgdrusen-lappchen, n. lobule of 
 
 sebaceous gland 
 Talgdriisen-sack, m. sac of sebaceous 
 gland 
 
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Tal 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 fas 
 
 Talgdrusen-schwellung, f, = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Talgdfusen-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of sebaceous glands 
 
 Talgdrusen-wulst, m. protuberance 
 from which sebaceous glands 
 • develop 
 
 Talg-follikel, m. sebaceous follicle 
 
 Talg-grube, /. = -follikel 
 
 Talgig, a. sebaceous, tallow-like 
 
 Talg-leber, /. fatty liver 
 
 Talg-pfropf, m. plug of sebum 
 
 Talg-saure, /. stearic acid 
 
 Talg-stoff, m. stearin 
 
 Talg-zelle, /. sebaceous cell 
 
 Talipomanus, /. club-hand 
 
 Talk, m. talc 
 
 Talk-artig, a. talcous 
 
 Talk-erde, /. talcous earth, native 
 magnesia 
 
 Talk-61, n. oil of talc 
 
 Talk-salz, n. talcic salt 
 
 Talk-stoff, m. talcium 
 
 Talma 'sche Operation, /. Drum- 
 mond-Morrison operation 
 
 Tamarinde, /. tamarind 
 
 Tamarinden-molken, f.pl. Serum 
 lactis tamarindinatum, Ph. G. 
 
 Tamarinden-mus, n. tamarind pulp 
 
 Tamponade, /. apphcation of tam- 
 pon ; plugging 
 
 Tamponieren, v.f. to apply a tampon 
 
 Tamponierung, /. = Tamponade 
 
 Tampon-kaniile, /. tube for applying 
 tampon 
 
 Tampon-schraube, /. tampon-screw 
 
 Tampon-trager, m. tampon-holder 
 
 Tang, m. seaweed 
 
 Tangasche, /. kelp 
 
 Tangenten- (in compds.), tangent 
 
 Tangenten-bussole, /. tangent gal- 
 vanometei: 
 
 Tangenten-galvanometer,»M. = -bus- 
 > sole 
 
 Tangentialfasern, pi, tangential 
 fibres of cerebrum 
 
 Tanien, f.pl. tapeworms, taeniae 
 
 Tannenzapfenol, n. oil of turpentine 
 
 Tannin, n. tannin 
 
 Tanriin-bad, n. tannin-bath 
 
 Tannin-bleisalbe, /. tannate of lead 
 
 , ointment 
 
 Tannin-extrakt, n. (amerikanisches), 
 extract of American nut-galls 
 
 Tannin-losung, /. solution of tannin 
 
 Tannin-saibe, /. tannin ointment 
 
 Tannin - stoff, m. tannin^ tannic 
 
 acid 
 Tantal, «, tantalum 
 
 Tantalsaure, /. tantalic acid 
 
 Tanz, m. dance 
 
 Tanz^bewegung, /, Brownian move- 
 ment 
 
 Tanz-krankheit, f. saltatory spasm 
 
 Tanz-sucht, /. dancing mania, chorea 
 major 
 
 Tanz-wut, /. — -sucht 
 
 Tapete, /. tapetum, radiating fibres 
 of corpus callosum 
 
 Tapetenspan, m. veneer for bandag- 
 ing 
 
 Taphephobie, /. fear of being buried 
 alive 
 
 Taranteltanz, m. tarantism, dancing 
 mania 
 
 Tarantismus, m. = Taranteltanz 
 
 Tarierflaschchen, n. pyknometer 
 
 Tarsal, a. tarsal 
 
 Tarsal-druse, /. Meibomian gland 
 
 Tarsal-entziindung, /. (der Augen- 
 lider), blepharitis 
 
 Tarsal-fersenbeingelenk, n. calcaneo- 
 cuboid articulation 
 
 Tarsal-gelenk, n, ankle-joint, tarsal 
 joint 
 
 Tarsal-kahnbeingelenk, n. calcaneo- 
 navicular articulation 
 
 Tarsal-platte, /. tarsal cartilage of 
 eyelid 
 
 Tarsal-scheibe, /. = -platte 
 
 Tarsalgie, /. pain in the tarsus 
 
 Tarsektomie, /. extirpation of tarsal 
 bone or bones 
 
 Tarsoklasie, /. instrumental treat- 
 ment of club-foot 
 
 Tarsomalacie, /. softening of tarsal 
 cartilage 
 
 Tarsoptbsis, /. inflammatory pes 
 valgus (M. Block) 
 
 Tarsorrhaphie, /. Stitching up of 
 margin of eyelid 
 
 Tarsotomie, /. excision of portion of 
 tarsal cartilage for entropion 
 
 Tartronsaure, /. tartronic acid 
 
 Tartronylharnstoff, m. dialuric acid 
 
 Tartrylsauer, a. tartrate, tartaric 
 
 Tartrylsaure, /. tartaric acid 
 
 Tartschenfiechte, /. (islandische), Ice- 
 land moss 
 
 Tasche, /. pocket, pouche, bursa, 
 ventricle, bag 
 
 Taschen-band, n. false vocal cord 
 
 Taschen-bandmuskel, m. thyro-ary- 
 tenoid muscle 
 
 Taschen-besteck, n. surgical pocket 
 dressingf-case 
 
 Taschen-falte, /. fold of mucous 
 membrane of tympanum 
 
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Tas 
 
 GERMAN-ENGIJSH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tau 
 
 Taschen-galvanoskop, n. portable 
 
 galvanoscope 
 Taschen-katheter, m. screw- or 
 
 pocket-catheter 
 Taschen-klappe, /. semilunar valve 
 Taschen - messerphaenomenon, n. 
 
 clasp-knife rigidity 
 Taschen- ventil, n. = -klappe 
 TaschkentgeschwUr, n. Taschkent 
 
 ulcer ; Sartian disease 
 Tassenkopf, m. cup (holding 120 
 
 grammes) 
 Tast- (in compds.), relating to sense 
 
 of touch, tactile 
 Tast-ballon, m.pl. touch-balls or 
 
 -buds 
 Tast-bar, a. palpable, tangible 
 Tast-barkeit, /. palpability, tangi- 
 bility 
 Tast-befund, m. result obtained by 
 
 palpation . 
 Tast-bewegung, /. tactile movement 
 Tast-empfindlichkeit, /. tactile sensi- 
 tiveness 
 Tast-empfindung, /. tactile sense 
 Tasten, v.t. & i. to touch, to feel; 
 
 to palpate 
 Tasten, n. touch, touching, feeling ; 
 
 palpation 
 Taster, m. feeler 
 Tasterzirkel, m. = Tastzirkel 
 Tast-feld, n. tactile area 
 Tast-gefuhl, n. sense of touch 
 Tast-korper, m. touch-corpuscle 
 Tast-korperchen, ji. = -korper 
 Tast-krankheit, /. any disease affect- 
 ing sense of touch 
 Tast-kugeln, f.pl. = -korper 
 Tast-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Tast-nerv, m. tactile nerve 
 Tast-organ, n. tactile organ 
 Tast-papille, /. tactile papilla 
 Tast-platte, /. intercellular disc of 
 
 Merkel's corpuscle 
 Tast-polster, m. pulp of a digit 
 Tast-scheibe, /. tactile disc 
 Tast-sinn, m. sense of touch 
 Tast-storung, f. tactile disturbance 
 Tastung, /. palpation 
 Tast-wahrnehmung, /. tactile per- 
 ception 
 Tast-warzchen, n. = -papille 
 Tast-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 Tast-zelle, /. tactile cell 
 Tast-zirkel, m. pelvimeter, callipers 
 Tatowieren, v.t. to tattoo 
 Tatowierung, /. tattooing 
 Tatsache, /. fact 
 Tattuieren, v.t. •= Tatowieren 
 
 Taub, a. deaf ; benumbed ; barren, 
 sterile 
 
 Taub-blind, a. deaf and blind 
 
 Taub-blindheit, /. combined deaf- 
 ness and blindness 
 
 Taube, m. & /. a deaf person ; a 
 pigeon 
 
 Taub-heit, /. deafness ; numbness 
 
 Taub-heitsgefiihl, n. sense of deaf- 
 ness ; sense of numbness 
 
 Taub-s?in, n. the condition of deaf- 
 ness 
 
 Taub-stumm, a. deaf and dumb 
 
 Taub-stumme, m. & f. a, deaf-mute 
 
 Taubstummen- (in compds.), re- 
 lating to the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-anstalt, /. institution 
 for deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-bildung, /. education 
 of the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-bildungswesen, n. all 
 affairs connected with the educa- 
 tion of the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-institut, n. = -an- 
 stalt 
 
 Taubstummen-lehrer, m. teacher of 
 the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-pflege, /. care and 
 education of the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-schule, /. school for 
 the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen - unterricht, m. in- 
 struction of the deaf and dumb 
 
 Taubstummen-zogling, m. deaf and 
 dumb pupU. 
 
 Taub-stummheit, /. deaf-mutism 
 
 Taub-werden, n. the becoming deaf 
 
 Tauchbad, n. plunge-bath 
 
 Tauchbatterie, /. immersion-battery 
 
 Taumfel, m. reeling, staggering ; 
 giddiness 
 
 Taumelig,a.reeling, giddy, staggering 
 
 Taumellolch, m. darnel 
 
 Taumeln, v.i. to reel, to stagger, to 
 be giddy 
 
 Taumelnd, a. reeling, giddy, stagger- 
 ing 
 
 Taumelsucht, /. staggers (of sheep) 
 
 Taumler, m. a sheep affected with 
 staggers 
 
 Taupunkt, m. thawing-point 
 
 Taurocholsaure, /. taurocholic acid 
 
 Taurophobie, /. fear of cattle 
 
 Tauschung, /. illusion ; delusion ; 
 hallucination 
 
 Tausendguldenkraut, n. lesser cen- 
 taury 
 
 Tausendgiildenkraut-extrakt, m. ex- 
 tract of lesser centaury 
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Tay 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tern 
 
 Tayuyawurzel, /, tayuya root 
 
 T-binde, /. T-bandage 
 
 T-canule, /. T-cannula 
 
 Technisch, a. technical 
 
 Teer, m. tar 
 
 Teer-akne, n. tar acne 
 
 Teer-ausschlag, m. tar rash 
 
 Teer-bad, n. tar-bath 
 
 Teer-bleisalbenmull, m. mull covered 
 with tar and lead ointment 
 
 Teer-dampf, m. tar vapour or fume 
 
 Teer - einreibung, /. inunction of 
 tar 
 
 Teer-farbe, /. aniline colour 
 
 Teer-guttaperchapflastermuU, m. tar 
 guttapercha plaster-mull 
 
 Teer-kapsel, /. tar capsule 
 
 Teer-krebs, m. tar cancer 
 
 Teer-61, n. oU of tar 
 
 Teer-saure, /. any phenol from coal- 
 tar 
 
 Teer-wasser, n. tar-water 
 
 Teer-werg, n. oakum 
 
 Teichinann's Blutprobe, /. Teich- 
 mann's blood test 
 
 Teichoskopie, /. teichopsia ; vide 
 Flirtimerskotom 
 
 Teig, m. paste, dough 
 
 Teil, m. part, portion, division 
 
 Teilbad, n. a bath for a part of the 
 body 
 
 Teilchen, n. a small portion, particle ; 
 atom ; molecule 
 
 Teilen, v.t. & refl. to divide, to part, 
 to sever ; to split, to separate 
 
 Teilerscheinung, /. local or part phe- 
 nomenon or sign 
 
 Teilung, /. division, parting, parti- 
 tion, separation, graduation 
 
 Teilungs-ebene, /. plane of division 
 
 Teilimgs-vorgang, m. process of seg- 
 mentation or fission 
 
 Taint, m. complexion 
 
 Teknogonie, /. generation, child- 
 bearing 
 
 Teknopoie, /. = Teknogonie 
 
 Teleangtektasie, /. telangiectasis 
 
 Telepathie, /. transference of thought, 
 thought-reading 
 
 Telepathisch, a. telepathic 
 
 Telephisch, a. telepluo 
 
 Teleutosporen, f.pl. winter spores 
 
 Teller, m, plate ; palm of the hand ; 
 venter of Uium 
 
 Tellur, n. tellurium 
 
 Tellur-saure, /. telluric acid 
 
 Tellur-verbindung, /. teUuride 
 
 Teliur-wasserstoff, m. hydrotelluric 
 acid 
 
 Tellurige Saure, /. tellurous acid 
 Telodendrien, f.pl. the terminal 
 branches of dendrites 
 
 Temperament, n. temperament ; 
 temper 
 
 Temperamentsfehler, m. constitu- 
 tional defect 
 
 Temperantia, n.pl. sedatives 
 
 Temperanzgeselischaft, /. temper- 
 ance society 
 
 Temperatur, /. temperature 
 
 Temperatur-abfall, m. diminution of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-anderung, /. change of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-ansteigung, /. rise of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-ausgleichung, /. equali- 
 sation of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-beobachtung, /. obser- 
 vation of the temperature 
 
 Temperatur-einfluss, m. influence of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-empfindung, /. sense of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-erhohung, /. rise of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-erniedrigung, /. lower- 
 ing of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-gefiihl, n. = -empfind- 
 ung 
 
 Temperatur-grad, m. degree of tem- 
 perature 
 
 Temperatur-grenze, /. range or limit 
 of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-hohe, /. height of tem- 
 perature 
 
 Temperatur-jahresmittel, n. mean 
 annual temperature 
 
 Temperatur-kurve, /. temperature 
 curve 
 
 Temperatur - messer, m. thermo- 
 meter 
 
 Temperatur-messung, /. taking the 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-mittel, n. mean tem- 
 perature 
 
 Temperatur-nerv, m. nerve con- 
 ducting temperature impressions 
 
 Temperatur-schwankung, /. oscilla- 
 tion of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-senkung, /. = -ernie- 
 drigung 
 
 Temperatur-sinn, m. sense of tem- 
 perature 
 
 Temperatur - sprung, m. sudden 
 change of temperature 
 
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Tern 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tha 
 
 Tsmperatur - steigerung, /. rise of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-unterschied, m. differ- 
 ence of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-veranderung, /. change 
 of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-verhaltnis, n. condition 
 or relation of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-verteilung, /. distribu- 
 tion of temperature 
 
 Temperatur-wechsel, m. change of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperatur-zunahme, /. increase of 
 temperature 
 
 Temperenzler, m. a total abstainer 
 
 Temporal- (in compds.), vide Schla- 
 fen- 
 
 Temporar, a. temporary 
 
 Tenakel, n. tenaculum 
 
 Tenalgia, /. pain in tendon 
 
 Tendenz, /. tendency ; propensity 
 
 Tendinos, a. tendinous 
 
 Tendoplastik, /. plastic operation on 
 tendon 
 
 Tendorrhaphie, /. tendon-suture 
 
 Tendovaginitis, /. inflammation of 
 a tendon sheath 
 
 Tenonitis, /. .inflammation of 
 Tenon's capsule 
 
 Tenon 'scheKapsel, /.Tenon's capsule 
 
 Tenon 'scher Raum, m. space be- 
 tween the above and the sclerotic 
 
 Tenontagra, n. gouty or rheumatic 
 tendinitis 
 
 Tenorrhaphie, /. suture of a tendon 
 
 Tenosynitis, /. inflammation of ten- 
 don sheath 
 
 Tenotomie, /. tenotomy 
 
 Tensor- (in compds.), tensor- 
 
 Tensor-kanal, m. canalis tensoris 
 tympani 
 
 Tehsor-scheide, /. fibrous lining of 
 canalis tensoris tympani 
 
 Tensor-wulst, m. swelling caused by 
 contraction of tensor tympani 
 
 Teratogenie, /. development of 
 monsters 
 
 Teratoidgeschwulst, /. teratoid tu- 
 mour 
 
 Teratokardie, /. exocardia 
 
 Teratologie, /. teratology 
 Teratolagisch, a. teratological 
 
 Teratom, n. teratoma 
 
 Terephthalsaure, /. terephthallic acid 
 Terminal- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 End- 
 Terminal-arterie, /. terminal artery 
 Terminal-korperchen, n, end-cor- 
 puscle of nerve 
 
 523 
 
 Terminal-sinus, m. terminal sinus 
 Terminologie, /. terminology 
 Terpenismus, m. terpene poisoning 
 Terpentin, m. turpentine 
 
 canadischer — , Canada balsam 
 Terpentin-artig, a. terebinthine 
 Terpentin-dampfe, m.pl. turpentine 
 
 vapours 
 Terpentin-geist, m, spirits of tur- 
 pentine 
 Terpentin-61, n. oil of turpentine 
 Terpentin-olseife, /. turpentine-oU 
 
 soap 
 Terpentin-salbe, /. turpentine oint- 
 ment 
 Terpentin-schwefelbalsam, m.Oleum 
 terebinthinse sulphuratum, Ph. G. 
 Terpentin-spiritus, m. oU of turpen- 
 tine 
 Terrainkur, /. Oertel's treatment of 
 certain circulatory disturbances 
 by exercise on chosen ground 
 Terrainkurort, m. a place selected 
 for Oertel's treatment ; vide Ter- 
 rainkur 
 Terrassenformig, a. stratiform 
 Tertianfieber, n. tertian ague 
 Tertiar, a. tertiary 
 Tertiar-furche, /. tertiary sulcus 
 Tertiar-stellung, /. position of the 
 eyes in which both axes converge 
 and look either up or down 
 Tertiar-windung, /. tertiary con- 
 volution 
 Testicondie, /. undescended testicle 
 Testikel, m. testicle 
 Testitis, /. orchitis 
 Tetanica, n.pl. spastic remedies 
 Tetania, /. tetany 
 Tetanisch, a. tetanic 
 Tetanisierbar, a. capable of being 
 
 tetanised 
 Tetanisierbarkeit, /. capability of 
 
 being tetanised 
 Tetanisieren, v.i. to tetanise 
 Tetanisiert, a. tetanised 
 Tetraborsaure, /. tetraboric acid, 
 
 pyroboric acid 
 Tetrathionsaure, /. tetrathionic acid 
 Teufelsdreck, m. asafoetida 
 Texasfieber, n. Texas cattle fever 
 Textur-, /. texture ; tissue ; vide 
 
 for compds. Gewebs- 
 Textur-krankheit, /. pathological 
 
 change of tissue 
 Textur-veranderung, /. change in 
 
 texture of tissue 
 T-faser, m. T-shaped fibre 
 Thalassophobie, /. fear of the sea 
 
Tha 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tho 
 
 . Thalassotherapie, /. treatment by 
 
 sea-air, sea voyages, and bathing 
 Thallinantrophor, m. instrument for 
 
 introducing thallin into the ure- 
 thra 
 Thallium, n. thallium 
 ThalHum-ojcyd, «. oxide of thallium 
 Thallium-oxydhydrat, n. oxy hydrate 
 
 of thallium 
 Thallium-oxydul, n. protoxide of 
 
 thallium 
 Thallium-oxydulhydrat, n. hydrated 
 
 protoxide of thallium 
 Thanatologie, /. the theory of the 
 
 nature and causes of death 
 Thanatophobiej /. exaggerated fear 
 
 of death 
 Thatigkeit, /. activity ; occupation ; 
 
 action ; function 
 Thatigkeitshemmung, /. arrest of 
 
 function or action 
 Thebaismus, m. opium poisoning 
 Thebolaktinsaure, /. thebolactic acid 
 Theden'sches Wundwasser, n. Mis- 
 
 tura vulneraria acida, Ph. G. 
 Thee, m. tea ; infusion 
 
 abfiihrender — , Species laxan- 
 
 tes. Ph. G. 
 Blaiik^nheimer — , Herba gale- 
 
 opsidis. Ph. G, 
 harntreibender — , Species diu- 
 reticae. Ph. G. 
 Thee-artig, a. infused like tea 
 Thee-aufguss, m. any infusion or tea 
 Thee - lo&el, m. teaspoon = four 
 
 grammes 
 Theiopege, /. sulphur spring 
 Theomanie, /. religious mania 
 Theoplegie, /. fatal apoplexy 
 Theorie, f. theory 
 Thera- (in compds.), thera- 
 Thera-peut, m. therapeutist 
 Thera-peutik, /. therapeutics 
 Thera-peutiker, m. therapeutist 
 Thera-peutisch, a. therapeutic 
 Thera-pie, /. therapeutics 
 Theriak, m, Electuarium theriacale. 
 
 Ph. G. 
 Theriak-alisch, a. relating to Theriak 
 Theriak-ologie, /. knowledge of anti- 
 dotes, or of electuaries 
 Theriak-wurzel, /, angelica root, 
 
 lingwort 
 Thermal, a. thermal ; warm ; hot 
 Thermal-bad, n. warm bath 
 Thefnial-quelle, /. thermal or warm 
 
 spring 
 Thermal-soolenbad, n. warm brine- 
 • bath 
 
 Thef ttianasthesie, /. loss of sensibility 
 to heat 
 
 thermasthesiometer, m. instrument 
 for testing sense of temperature 
 
 Thermen, pi. warm springs 
 
 Thermisch, a. thermal 
 
 Thermo- (in compds.), thermo- 
 
 Thermo-elektrisch, a. thermo-elec- 
 tric 
 
 Thermo-elektrizitat, /. thermo-elec- 
 tricity 
 
 Thermo-element, n. thermo-electric 
 couple 
 
 Thermo-graphie, /. the graphic re- 
 cording of temperature 
 
 Thermo-kaustik, /. thermo-cauterisa- 
 tion 
 
 Thermo-kauter, m. thermo-cautery 
 
 Thermo-lyse, /. dissociation by heat 
 
 Thermo-metrie,,/. thermometry 
 
 Thermo-metrisch, a. thermometric 
 
 Thermo-metrograph, m. maximum 
 and minimum thermometer 
 
 Thermo-nadel, /. cautery-needle 
 
 Thermo-pathogenie, /. the theory of 
 development and causes of fever 
 
 Thermo-phengoskop, n. apparatus 
 for determining loss of heat by 
 the skin 
 
 Thermo-plegie, /. heat-stroke 
 
 Thermo-satlle, /. thermo-electric 
 battery 
 
 Thermo-therapie, /. treatment by 
 hot baths, hot air, &c. 
 
 Theromorphie, /. any monster re- 
 sembling an animal ; atavism 
 
 Thesiopnoe, /. Marshall Hall's 
 method for restoring the appa- 
 rently drowned 
 
 Thier- (in compds.), vide Tier- 
 
 Thio- (in compds.), thio-, sulpho- 
 
 Thio-cyansaure, /. thiocyanic acid, 
 sulphocyanic acid 
 
 Thio-salz, n. thio-salt, sulpho-salt 
 
 Thio-schwefelsaure, /. hyposulphu- 
 rous acid 
 
 Thio-verbindung, /. thio-compound 
 
 Thlipsencephalus, m. monster in 
 which the brain is pulpy and 
 protrudes through an opening in 
 the cervical vertebrae 
 
 Thomsen'sche Krankheit, /. Thorn- 
 sen's disease 
 
 Then, m. clay 
 
 Thon-erde, /. alumina 
 
 Thon-erde, /. (essigsattre), alumi- 
 nium acetate 
 
 Thon-erdehydrat, w, aluminium hy- 
 drate 
 
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Tho 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Thr 
 
 Thon-erdekali, n. aluminate of pot- 
 ash 
 
 Thon-erdesalze,w.^/. aluminium salts 
 
 Thon-erdeverband, m. clay dressing 
 
 Thon-zelle, /. clay cell 
 
 Thoradelphus, m. monster double 
 from navel down 
 
 Thorako- (in compds.), relating to 
 thorax 
 
 Thorako - centese, /. paracentesis 
 thoracis 
 
 Thorako-gastroschisis, /. congenital 
 cleft sternum and abdominal wall 
 
 Thorako-melus, m. monster in which 
 the parasite is attached to the 
 thorax of the autosite 
 
 Thorako-meter, m. apparatus for 
 measuring circumference of chest 
 
 Thorako-pagen, pi. double monsters 
 united at the thorax 
 
 Thorako-plastik, /. plastic — e.g. Est- 
 lander's — operation on the thorax 
 
 Thorako-teratus, m. individual with 
 malformed thorax 
 
 Thorax- (in compds.), vide Brust-, 
 Brustkorb- 
 
 Thran, m. train-oil, whale-oil 
 
 Thrane, /. tear 
 
 Thranen, v.i. to water or run (of the 
 eyes) 
 
 Thranen, n. lachrymation 
 
 lliranen- (in cornpds.), relating to 
 tears, lachrymal 
 
 Thranen-ableitung, /. the draining 
 away of tears 
 
 Thranen-abscheidung, /. secretion of 
 tears 
 
 Thranen-absonderung, /. = -ab- 
 scheidung 
 
 Thranen-apparat, m. lachrymal ap- 
 paratus 
 
 Thranen-arterie, /. lachrymal artery 
 
 Thranen-auge, n. watering eye 
 
 Thranen-bach, m. rivus lachiymalis 
 
 Thranen-bein, n. lachrymal bone 
 
 Thranen - beinhaken, m. hamular 
 process 
 
 Thranen - beinpunkt, m. (hinterer), 
 posterior lachrymal point 
 
 Thranen-bucht, /. lacus lachrymalis 
 
 Thranendruse, /. lachrymal gland 
 
 Thranendriisen - anschwellung, /. 
 swelling of lachrymal gland 
 
 Thranendrusen-entzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of lachrymal gland 
 
 Thranendriisen-fistel, /. fistula of 
 lachrymal gland 
 
 Thranendriisen - geschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour of lachrymal gland 
 
 Thranendriisen-grube, /. lachrymal 
 fossa 
 
 Thranendrusen-krebs, m, cancer of 
 lachrymal gland 
 
 Thranendrusen-nerv, m. lachrymal 
 nerve 
 
 Thranendrusen-schwellung, /. = 
 -anschwellung 
 
 Thranen-durchgang, m. lachrymal 
 passage 
 
 Thranen-feuchtigkeit, /. = -flussig- 
 keit 
 
 Thranen-fistel, /. lachrymal fistula 
 
 Thranen-fistelmesser, n. knife for 
 opening lachrymal duct 
 
 Thranen-fistelspritze, /, syringe for 
 lachrymal duct 
 
 Thranen-fliessen, n. flow of tears, 
 epiphora 
 
 Thranen-fluss, m. = -fliessen 
 
 Thranen-fliissigkeit, /. lachrymal 
 fluid 
 
 Thranen-fiihrend, a. dacryagogue 
 
 Thranen-furche, /. lachrymal groove 
 
 Thranen-gang, m. lachrymal duct or 
 passage 
 
 Thranen-gangerweiterung, /. dilata- 
 tion of lachrymal duct 
 
 Thranen-gangverengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of lachrymal duct 
 
 Thranen-gangverschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of lachrymal duct 
 
 Thranen-gefass, n. lachrymal vessel 
 
 Thranen-geschwulst, /. swelling due 
 to distension of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranen-geschwiir, n. ulceration of 
 lachrymal duct or sac 
 
 Thranen-grube, /. lachrymal fossa 
 
 Thranen-grubenpunkt, m. (oberer), 
 superior lachrymal point 
 
 Thranen-grubenpunkt, m. (unterer), 
 inferior lachrymal point 
 
 Thranen - hiigel, m, lachrymal ca- 
 runcle 
 
 Thranen-kamm, m. crest of lachry- 
 mal bone 
 
 Thranen-kanal, m. lachrymal canal 
 
 Thranen-kanalchen, n. lachrymal 
 canaliculus 
 
 Thranen-kanalverstopfung, /, ob- 
 struction of lachrymal canal 
 
 Thranen-karunkel, /. = -hiigel 
 
 Thranen-knochen, m. = -bein 
 
 Thranen-muskel, m. tensor tarsi 
 muscle 
 
 Thranen-nasengang, m. nasal duct 
 
 Thranen-nasenkanal, m. = -nasen- 
 gang 
 
 Thranen-nerv, m, lachrymal nerve 
 
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Thr 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tie 
 
 ThrSnen-organ, n. lachrymal organ 
 
 Thranen-papille, /. papilla lachry- 
 malis 
 
 Thranen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Thranen-punkt, m. punctum lachry- 
 male 
 
 Thranen-rinne, /. lachrymal groove 
 
 ■niranen-rohrchen, n. = -kanalchen 
 
 Thranensack, m. lachrymal sac 
 I Thranensack-ausdehnung, /. disten- 
 I sion of lachrymal sac 
 ^ Thranensack-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-erweiterung,/. = -aus- 
 dehnung 
 
 Thranensack-fistel, /. fistula of lach- 
 rymal sac 
 
 Thranensack - furche, /. lachrymal 
 groove 
 
 Thranensack-gegend, /. region of 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 of lacluymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-geschwiir, n. ulcera- 
 tion of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-grube, /. lachrymal 
 fossa 
 
 Thranensack-grund, m. fundus of 
 lachr3mial sac 
 
 Thranensack-klappe, /. valve of 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-miindung, /. orifice of 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-tnuskel, m. tensor tarsi 
 muscle 
 
 Thranensack-schleimiluss, m. ca- 
 tarrh of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-spritze, /. syringe for 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-stein, m. lachrymal 
 concretion or calculus 
 
 Thranensack-verengung, /. narrow- 
 ing of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-verschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack-vorfall, m. prolapse of 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranensack- wassersucht, /. dropsy 
 of lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Thranen - schlauch, m. lachrymal 
 duct 
 
 Thranen-schleimfluss, m. catarrh of 
 lachrymal sac 
 
 Thranen - schwamm, m. merulius 
 lachrymans 
 
 Thranen-see, m-. lacus lachrymalis 
 
 Thranen-stein, m. lachrymal con- 
 cretion or calculus 
 
 Thranen-steinbildung, /. formation 
 of lachrymal concretion 
 
 Thranen-traufeln, n. epiphora, lach- 
 rymation 
 
 Thranen-warzchen, n. lachrymal 
 papilla 
 
 Thranen- wasser, n. = -flussigkeit 
 
 Thranen-weg, m. = -gang 
 
 Thranen- werkzeug, n. = -appara- 
 tus 
 
 Thranen-winkelgeschwulst, /. aegi- 
 lops 
 
 Thranen-winkelgeschwiir, n. ulcer 
 in inner corner of eye 
 
 Thromben - bildung, /. thrombus- 
 formation 
 
 Thromben-losung, /. dissolution of 
 thrombus 
 
 Thromben-mole, /. blood-mole 
 
 Thrombose, /. thrombosis 
 
 Thrombosieren, v.i. to thrombose 
 
 Thrombosiert, a. thrombosed 
 
 Thrombosierung, /. thrombosis 
 
 Thrombus, m. thrombus, clot 
 
 Thurangelartig, a. ginglymoid 
 
 Thymian, m. thyme 
 
 Thymiankampfer, m. thymol 
 
 Thymianol, n. oil of thyme 
 
 Thymusdriise, /. thymus gland 
 
 Thyreoidektomie, /. thyroidectomy 
 
 Thyrepidismus, m. poisoning by 
 thyroid preparations 
 
 Thyreoiditis, /. thyroiditis 
 
 Thyreotomie, /. laryngotomy through 
 the thyroid cartilage 
 
 Tief, a. deep 
 
 Tief-atmen, n. deep respiration 
 
 Tief-augig, a. hoUow-eyed 
 
 Tiefen- (in compds.), deep 
 
 Tiefen-durchmesser, m. gauge of 
 depth 
 
 Tiefen-entziindung, /. deep-seated 
 inflammation 
 
 Tiefen-gefiihl, n. feeling of depth 
 
 Tiefen-windung, /. annectant con- 
 volution at the bottom of a sul- 
 cus 
 
 Tiefen-wirkung, /. remote effect 
 
 Tief-liegend, a. deeply situate 
 
 Tief-sinn, m. melancholy, reverie 
 
 Tief-sinnig, a. melancholic, thought- 
 ful 
 
 Tief -stand, m. (der Gabarmutter), 
 descent of the uterus 
 
 Tief-zungenarterie, /. ranine artery 
 
 Tiegel, m. crucible 
 
 Tier, n. animal 
 
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Ti« 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Toe 
 
 Tier- (in compds.), relating to 
 animals, animal ; veterinary 
 
 Tier-ahnlich, a. animal-like, animal 
 
 Tier-art, /. species of animal 
 
 Tier-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Tier-arzneikunde, /. veterinary medi- 
 cine 
 
 Tier-arzneikunst, /. = -arzneikunde 
 
 Tier-arzneimittelkunde, /. veterinary 
 therapeutics 
 
 Tier-arzneischule, /, veterinary col- 
 lege 
 
 Tier-arzt, m. veterinary surgeon 
 
 Tier-arztlich, a. veterinary 
 
 Tier-bad, n. animal bath 
 
 Tier-blut, n. animal blood 
 
 Tier-bluttransfusion, /. transfusion 
 of animal blood 
 
 Tier-chemie, /. animal chemistry 
 
 Tierchen, n. animalcule 
 
 Tier-erzeugungslehre, /. zoogeny 
 
 Tier-form, /. class of animals 
 
 Tier-fett, n. animal fat 
 
 Tier - galle, /. ox or other animal 
 gaU 
 
 Tier-gattung, f. animal genus 
 
 Tier-gift, n. animal poison or venom 
 
 Tier-heilkunde, /. veterinary medi- 
 cine 
 
 Tier-hiilsenwurm, m. ecchinococcus 
 polymorphus 
 
 Tierisch, a. animal ; brutish, bestial 
 
 Tierische Starke, /. glycogen 
 
 Tier-keim, m. animal germ or em- 
 bryo 
 
 Tier-kohle, /. animal charcoal 
 
 Tier-krankheit, /. veterinary disease 
 
 Tier - krankheitenlehre, /. animal 
 pathology 
 
 Tier-kunde, /. zoology 
 
 Tier-lymphe, /. animal lymph 
 
 Tier-milben, f.pl. gamasidae 
 
 Tier-milch, /. animal milk 
 
 Tier-61, n. oleum animale 
 
 Tier-61, n. (atherisches), Oleum 
 animale aetherium, Ph. G. 
 
 Tier - physiologic, /. animal physi- 
 ology 
 
 Tier-pocken, f.pl. cowpox 
 
 Tier-reich, n. animal kingdom 
 
 Tier-schutzverein, m. society for 
 prevention of cruelty to animals 
 
 Tier-seuche, /. an epizootic 
 
 Tier-versuch, w», experiment on 
 animals 
 
 Tilgen, v.t. to eradicate, to extirpate, 
 to destroy, to exterminate 
 
 Tilgung, /. eradication, extirpation, 
 destruction, extermination 
 
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 Tingibilitat, /. suceptibility to stain-r 
 ing 
 
 Tingieren, v.t. to stain, to dye 
 
 Tingibel, a. stainable 
 
 Tingible Korper, m.pl. bodies spe- 
 cially susceptible of stains 
 
 Tinktionstherapie, /, the injection of 
 anilins into inoperable tumours 
 
 Tinktur, /. tincture 
 
 aromatische — , aromatic tinc- 
 ture 
 aus catiadischem Bibergeil — , 
 Tinctura castorea canadensis, 
 Ph. G. 
 aus siberischem Bibergeil — , 
 Tinctura castorea siberici, 
 Ph.G. 
 bittere — , bitter tincture 
 saure aromatische — , Tinctura 
 aromatica acida. Ph. G, 
 
 Tisane, /. ptisan 
 
 Titan, n. titanium 
 
 Titansaure, /. titanic acid 
 
 Titer, n. titre 
 
 Titrieranalyse, /. volumetric ana- 
 lysis 
 
 Titrierapparat, m. titrating appa- 
 ratus 
 
 Titrieren, v.t. to titrate 
 
 Titriermethode, /. volumetric analysis 
 
 Titrierung, /. titration 
 
 Toben, v.t. to rage, to rave 
 
 Tobend, a. raging, raving 
 
 Tobsucht, /. delirium, raving mad- 
 ness, mania 
 
 Tobsucht-ahnlich, a. maniacal 
 
 Tobsucht-anfall, m. attack of mania 
 
 Tobsucht-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Tobsiichtig, a. maniacal 
 
 Tobzelle, /. padded room 
 
 Tochter, /. daughter 
 
 Tochter- (in compds.), daughter, 
 secondary 
 
 Tochter - blase, /, daughter-cyst, 
 secondary cyst 
 
 Tochter-geschwulst, /, secondary 
 tumour 
 
 Tochter - geschwur, n. secondary 
 ulcer 
 
 Tochter-knoten, m. secondary no- 
 dule 
 
 Tochter-stabchen, n.pl. daughter 
 baciUi 
 
 Tochter-stern, m. star-like figure 
 formed by dividing nucleus in 
 karyokinesis 
 
 Tochter-zeUe, /, daughter-cell 
 
 Tochter-zellenherd, m. foeus or 
 centre of daughter-cells 
 
Tod 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Top 
 
 Tod, m. death 
 
 ortlicher — , local death, gan- 
 grene 
 Tod-ahnlich, a. death-like 
 Tod-blass, a. deadly pale, cadaverous 
 Tod-bleich, a. = -blass 
 Tod-bringend, a, deadly, mortal, 
 
 fatal 
 Todes- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 death 
 Todes-ahnung, /. death-foteboding 
 Todes-angst, /. agony, mortal fear 
 Todes-anzeichen, n. sign of death 
 Todes-anzeige, /. obituary notice 
 Todes-art, /. manner of death 
 Todes-bericht, m. death report, mor 
 
 tality returns 
 Todes-blasse, /. death-like pallor 
 Todes-fall, m. case of death 
 Todes-form, /. = -art 
 Todes-frost, m. death chill 
 Todes-furcht, /. fear of death 
 Todes-gabe, /. fatal dose 
 Todes-gefahr, /. danger of death 
 Todes-kalte, /. coldness of death 
 Todes - kampf, tn. agony, death 
 
 struggle 
 Todes - krampf, m. death-convul- 
 sion 
 Todes-linderung, /. euthanasia 
 Todes-not, /. peril of death 
 Todes-pein, /. pangs of death 
 Todes-qual, /. = -pein 
 Todes-fochein, n. death-rattle 
 Todes-schlaf, m. death-Uke sleep 
 Todes-schweiss, m. cold sweat (of 
 
 the dying) 
 Todes-stoss, m. death-blow 
 Todes-stunde, /. hour of death 
 Todes-tag, m. day of death 
 Todes-ursache, /. cause of death 
 Todes-wunde, /. fatal wound 
 Todes-zeichen, n. sign of death 
 Todes-zuckung, /. = -krampf 
 Todkrank, a. sick to death 
 Todlich, a. deadly, mortal, mur- 
 derous, fatal 
 Todlichkeit, /, deadUness, mortahty, 
 
 fatality 
 Tod-miide, a. tired to death, dead- 
 beat 
 Todt- (and compds.), vide Tot- 
 Tokologie, /. obstetrics 
 Toleranzstadium, n, stage of tolera- 
 tion 
 Toll, a. mad, frantic, raving ; 
 
 hydrophobic ; rabid 
 Tpll-beere, /. belladonna 
 (Tolle, m. & /, a mad person 
 
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 Toll-en, v.i. to rave, to be mad 
 Toll-hau9, n. lunatic asylum 
 ToU-hausler, m. madman, maniac 
 ToU-heit, /. madness, frenzy ; rage, 
 
 fury 
 ToU-kirsche, /. = -beere 
 Toll-kraut, n. = -beere 
 Toll-sinn, m. madness, insanity 
 Toll-sinnig, a. mad, insane 
 Toll-sinnigkeit, /. = -sinn 
 ToU-sucht, /. = -wut 
 Toll-siichtig, a. — -wutig 
 Toll- wut, /. hydrophobia ; rabies ; 
 
 raving madness 
 Toll-wiitig, a. hydrophobic ; rabid ; 
 
 raving mad 
 Tolpelkrankheit, /. mumps 
 Tolubalsam, m. balsam of tolu 
 Tolucanaol, n. Carapa-oil 
 Tolusirup, m. syrup of to]u 
 Tolutinktur, /. tincture of tolu 
 Tomes 'sche Fortsatze, pi. dentine 
 
 fibrils 
 Ton, m. tone ; sound ; timbre 
 Ton- (in compds.), relating to sound; 
 
 vide for compds. a^so Klang- 
 Ton-empfindung, /. perception of 
 
 sound 
 Tonen, v.i. to sound, to ring 
 Ton-erzeugend, a. sound-producing 
 Ton-erzfiugung, /. production of 
 
 sound 
 Ton-leiter, /. scale 
 Ton - los, a. toneless, feeble (of 
 
 voice) 
 Ton-losigkeit, /. tonelessness 
 Ton-sprache, /. sound-speech 
 Ton-umfang, m. range of sound 
 Ton-wahrnehmung, /, = -empfind- 
 
 ung 
 Tonica, n.pl. tonics 
 Tonicitat, /. tonicity 
 Tonisch, a. tonic 
 Tonisierendes Mittel, n. a tonio 
 Tonkabohn'e, /. Tonquin bean 
 Tonnensystem, n. collection and 
 
 removal of excreta in tubs 
 Tonometer, m. instrument for meas- 
 uring intraocular tension ; instru- 
 ment for determining sound 
 vibrations 
 Tonsillar- (in compds.), vide Mandel- 
 Tonsille, /. tonsil 
 
 Tonsillen- (in compds.), vide Mandel 
 Tonsillotom, n. tonsillotome 
 Tonsillotomie, /. tonsillotomy 
 Tonus, m. tonus, tonicity 
 Topalgie, /. = Topoalgie 
 Topicfl, n.pl. local applications 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tox 
 
 Topisch, a. topical 
 
 Topisches Mittel, n. topical remedy 
 
 Topoalgie, /. local subjective pain 
 
 unrelated to nerve-distribution 
 Topophobie, /. hysterical fear of 
 
 certain places 
 Torf, m. peat 
 
 Torf-moos, n. sphagnunij peat-moss 
 Torf-moosverband, m. peat-moss 
 
 dressing 
 Torf-mull, m. peat used as litter ; 
 
 peat-gauze 
 Torf-streuklosett, n. dry-earth closet 
 
 in which peat is used 
 Torf-verband, m. peat dressing 
 Torische Glaser, n.pl- glasses for 
 
 astigmatism 
 Tormentillwurzel, /. tormentilla root 
 Tornwald'sche Krankheit, /. inflam- 
 mation of bursa pharyngea 
 Toros, a. muscular, fleshy 
 Torositat, /. torosity, muscularity 
 Torpid, a. torpid, benumbed 
 Torpider Habitus, m. lymphatic tem- 
 perament 
 Torpides Fieber, n. asthenic fever 
 Torpides Geschwur, n. atonic ulcer 
 Torpiditat, /. torpidity, numbness 
 Torquieren, v.t. to twist 
 Torsion, /. torsion 
 Torsions-pinzette, /. torsion-forceps 
 Torsions-winkel, m. angle of torsion 
 Torsions-zange, /. = -pinzette 
 Tot, a. dead, inanimate 
 Tot- (in compds.), relating to death 
 
 or the dead 
 Total-horopter, m. horopter of points 
 Total-star, m. total cataract 
 Tot-blass, a. deadly pale 
 Tot-blasse, /. deadly pallor 
 Tot-bleich, a. = -blass 
 Tote, m. &. f. 3, corpse 
 Toten, v.t. to kill 
 Toten- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 death or the dead 
 Toten-ahnlich, a. death-like, cadav- 
 erous 
 Toten-bericht, m. mortality report 
 Toten-beschau, /. official inspection 
 
 of a corpse 
 Toten-beschauer, m. ofhcial medical 
 
 inspector of the dead ; coroner 
 Toten-bestattung, /. burial 
 Toten-blass, a. deadly pale, cada- 
 verous 
 Toten-blasse, /. deadly pallor 
 Toten-bleich, a. = -blass 
 Toten-einascherung, /. cremation 
 Toten-erstarrung, /. rigor mortis 
 
 Toten-farbe, /. cadaveric colour, 
 
 deadly pallor 
 Toten-fleck, m. death spot 
 Toten-geruch, m. cadaveric odour 
 Toten-gruft, /. funeral vault 
 Toten-haft, a, = -ahnlich 
 Toten-kalte, /. coldness of death 
 Toten - krampf, m. death-convul- 
 sion 
 Toten-kranz, m. corona mortis 
 Toten-lad'e, /. case of new bone 
 
 formed in necrosis ; involucrum 
 Toten-liste, /. bill of mortality 
 Toten-register, n. death register 
 Toten-rocheln, n. death-rattle 
 Toten-schau, /. = -beschau 
 Toten-schauer, m. = -beschauer 
 Toten-schauhaus, n. morgue ; mor- 
 tuary 
 Toten-schein, m. death certificate 
 Toten-schlaf, m. death-like sleep ; 
 
 trance 
 Toten-schweiss, m. death sweat 
 Toten-starre, /. rigor mortis 
 Toten-tabelle, /. mortality table 
 Toten-verbrennung, /. cremation 
 Toten-zettel, m. death certificate 
 Totfaul, a. macerated (foetus) 
 Totgeboren, a. still-born 
 Tot-geborene, n. a still-born child 
 Tot-geburt, /. still-birth 
 Totlich, a. deadly, mortal, mur- 
 derous, fatal 
 Totlichkeit, /. deadliness, mortality, 
 
 fatality 
 Tot-schlag, m. manslaughter, homi- 
 cide 
 Totung, /. killing 
 Touchieren, v.t. to examine by 
 
 touch 
 Touchierkurs, m. course of palpa- 
 tion 
 Toxi- (in compds.), toxi-, toxic, 
 
 poisonous 
 Toxi-camie, /. toxaemia, blood- 
 poisoning 
 Toxi-chamie, /. = -camie 
 Toxi-citat, /. toxicity 
 Toxi-kolog, m. toxicologist 
 Toxi-kologie, /. toxicology 
 Toxi-kologisch, a. toxicological 
 Toxi-konosen, pi. intoxications 
 Toxi-phobie, /. morbid dread of 
 
 poisons 
 Toxi-pyamie, /. septicaemia caused 
 
 by toxins, sapraemia 
 Toxisch, a. toxic, poisonous 
 Toxitherapie, /. therapeutic use of 
 poisons ..... 
 
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Tox 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tra 
 
 Toxoide, pi. modified toxins which 
 can form comparatively innocuous 
 compounds with the side-chains 
 
 Toxonosen, pi. intoxications 
 
 Toxophoregruppe, /. the atomic 
 group of a toxin which contains 
 the poison 
 
 Tracheal, a. tracheal ; vide for 
 compds. also Luftrohren- 
 
 Tracheal-rasseln, n. tracheal rat- 
 tling 
 
 Tracheal-schall, m. tracheal sound, 
 amphoric or tubular resonance 
 
 Tracheal-schaum, m. tracheal frothy 
 mucus 
 
 Tracheal-ton, n. = -schall 
 
 Trachelagra, n. gout or rheumatism 
 of the neck 
 
 rrachelhaematom, n. sternomastoid 
 haematoma in the new-born 
 
 Trachelismus, m. spasm of cervical 
 muscles 
 
 Trachelorrhaphie, /. Emmet's opera- 
 tion 
 
 Tracheo- (in compds.), tracheal, 
 tracheo- 
 
 Tracheo-bronchitis, /. catarrh of 
 trachea and bronchi 
 
 Tracheo-cele, n. cervical tumour 
 containing air and communicat- 
 ing with the trachea 
 
 Tracheo - skopie, /. laryngoscopic 
 examination of trachea 
 
 Tracheo - stenose, /. stenosis of 
 trachea 
 
 Tracheo-tom, n. tracheotomy-knife 
 
 Tracheo-tomie, /. tracheotomy 
 
 Trachom, n. trachoma 
 
 Trachomatos, a. trachomatous 
 
 Trachomdrusen, f.pl. follicles of 
 Bruch ; trachoma glands of Henle 
 
 Trachomfollikel, /. = Trachom- 
 druse 
 
 Trachtig, a. big with young ; preg- 
 nant, gravid 
 
 Trachtigkeit, /.pregnancy, gravidity, 
 gestation 
 
 Trachyphonie, /. traohyphonia, 
 hoarseness of voice 
 
 Trag- (in compds.), relating to 
 carrying or bearing 
 
 Tragant, m. tragacanth 
 
 Tragant-schleim, m. mucilage of 
 tragacanth 
 
 Tragant-stoff, m. tragacanthin 
 
 Trag - bahre, /. stretcher, hand-lit- 
 ter 
 
 Trag-band, n. strap, sling, truss, 
 suspensory bandage 
 
 Trag-bar, a. portable, fertile, pro- 
 ductive 
 Trag-barkeit, f. portability, fruitful- 
 
 ncss, fertility 
 Trag-bett, n. portable bed, litter 
 Trag-beutel, m. suspensory bandage 
 Trag-binde, /. suspensory bandage 
 
 or sling 
 Trage, a. idle, lazy ; inactive j 
 
 sluggish ; inert, drowsy 
 Tragen, v.t. to bear, to carry, to sus- 
 tain, to uphold ; to be with young ; 
 to produce ; to endure, to suffer 
 Tragen, n. carrying, bearing ; ges- 
 tation 
 Trager, m. bearer, supporter ; the 
 
 atlas ; vehicle 
 Tragermuskel, m. a suspensory 
 
 muscle 
 Trag-fahig, a. capable of bearing 
 Trag-gurt, m. carrying-girdle 
 Tragheit, /. idleness, laziness, inert- 
 ness, sluggishness, inactivity 
 Trag-stuhl, m. carrying-chair 
 Tragusplatte, /. cartilaginous plate 
 
 of tragus 
 Trag-zeit, f. gestation period 
 Traktionsdivertikel, n. a diverticu- 
 lum due to traction 
 Trank, m. drink, beverage, liquor ; 
 decoction ; drench 
 Wiener — , Infusum sennas com- 
 positum. Ph. G. 
 Trankchen, n. draught, physic 
 Tranken, v.t. to steep, to soak, to 
 
 saturate ; to suckle 
 Trankung, /. impregnation, satura- 
 tion 
 Transformationstheorie, /. theory of 
 
 descent 
 Transitorisch, a. transitory, tran- 
 sient, evanescent 
 Transitorische Mania, /. temporary 
 
 or transient mania 
 Transmissibel, a, transmissible 
 Transmissibilitat, /. transmissibility 
 Transmittieren, v.t. to transmit 
 Transmutabilitat, /. transmutability 
 Transmutieren, v.t. to transmute 
 Transpiration, /. perspiration 
 Transpirieren, v.i. to perspire 
 Transudat, n. transudate, product of 
 
 transudation 
 Transudation, /. transudation, fluid 
 
 effusion 
 Transudieren, v.i. to transude, to 
 
 exude 
 Transversal, a. transverse ; vide for 
 compds. Quer- 
 
 529. 
 
 3L 
 
Tra 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 t« 
 
 Trapez- (ii coinpds;), relating to 
 
 trapezium, trapezoid 
 Trapez-ahnlich, a. trapezoid 
 Trapez-bein, n. trapezium 
 Trapez-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Tra^ez-kern, m. ganglion cells or 
 
 nuclei in trapezium 
 Trapez-korper, m. trapezium cerebri 
 Trapez-lappen, m. anterior superior 
 
 lobe of cerebellum 
 Trapezoidbein, n. trapezoid 
 Traubchen, n. small bunch or cluster 
 Traube, /. bunch of grapes ; cluster 
 Trauben-artig, a. like a bunch of 
 grapes ; in clusters ; racemose ; 
 aciniform, acinose 
 Trauben-auge, n. staphyloma of 
 
 cornea 
 Trauben-druse, /. racemose gland 
 Trauben-faule, /. disease of grape- 
 vine produced by Oidium Tuckeri 
 {Berk.) 
 Trauben-formig, a. = -artig 
 Trauben-geschwulst, /. staphyloma 
 Traluben-haut, /. uvea, choroid, 
 
 pigment layer of choroid 
 Trauben-kernol, n. fixed oil obtained 
 
 from grape-pips 
 Trauben-kokkus, m. (gelber), sta- 
 phylococcus pyogenes aureus 
 Trauben-kokkus, m. (weisser), sta- 
 phylococcus pyogenes albus 
 Trauben-krankheit, /. = -faule 
 Trauben-kraut, n. Herba chenopodii 
 
 ariibrosioidis, Ph. G. 
 Trauben-kur, /. grape cure 
 Trauben-kurort, m. health-resort for 
 
 grape cure 
 Trauben-nial, n. vesicular rriole or 
 
 nsevus 
 Trauben-mole, /. vesicular mole, 
 
 hydatidiform mole 
 Trauben-pomade, /. name of A 
 pomade composed of seven parts 
 of fresh butter and one part of 
 yellow wax 
 Trauben-saure, /. racemic acid 
 Trauben-schimmel, m. bothrytis 
 Trauben - staphylom, n. racemose 
 
 staphyloma 
 Trauben-zucker, m. grape-sugar 
 Traufeln, v.i. to drop, to drip, to 
 
 trickle 
 Traulismus, m. dififtculty in pro- 
 nouncing certain letters, especi- 
 ally "r " and "k" 
 Traum, m. dream 
 
 Traum- (in eompds.), relating to 
 dreams 
 
 530 
 
 Traumaticin, n. guttapercha dis- 
 solved in chloroforin 
 
 Traumatisch, a. traumatic 
 
 Traumatische Neurose, /. neurosis 
 due to accident or injury 
 
 Traumatopnoe, /. the in- and out- 
 flow of air through a chest-wound 
 communicating with lung and 
 pleural cavity 
 
 Traum-bild, n. vision, illusion, phan- 
 tom 
 
 TrSum^n, v.i. to dream 
 
 Traum-gebilde, n. = -bild 
 
 Traum-leben, n. dream-life 
 
 Traum-vorstellung, /. dream-image 
 or -conception 
 
 Traum-wandeln, n. somnambulism 
 
 Traum-zustand, m. state of dream- 
 ing 
 
 Treiben, v.t. & i. to drive, to expel ; 
 to impel, to urge, to promote, to 
 stimulate 
 
 Treibend, a. driving, expelling, im- 
 pelling, urging, promoting, stimu- 
 lating 
 
 Treibmuskel, m. accelerator muscle 
 
 Treibwehen, f.pl. expulsive labour 
 pains 
 
 Treitz'sche Hernia, /. retroperitoneal 
 hernia 
 
 Trennen, v.t. to separate, to divide,, 
 to sever, to part 
 
 Trennung, /. separation, division, 
 severance, partition, segregation 
 
 Trennungs-dotter, m. segregate yolk 
 
 Trenriungs-linie, /. line of demarca- 
 tion 
 
 Trepan, m. trepan 
 
 Trepanation, /, trepanning 
 
 Trepanatiotisoffnung^ /. opening 
 made by trepanning 
 
 Trepan-bogen, w. trepan bow 
 
 Trepanieren, v.t. to trepan 
 
 Trepanierung, /. trepanning 
 
 Trepan-krone, /. crown of trepan 
 
 Trepan-offnung, /. opening made by 
 trepanning 
 
 Trepan-schlussel, m. trepan key or 
 handle 
 
 Trephine,*/, trephine 
 
 Treppe, /. staircase, scala 
 
 Tresterbranntwein, m. brandy made 
 from the husks of grapes 
 
 Triacidfarbstoff, m. Ehrlich's triacid 
 stain 
 
 Tribadiey /. tribadism, sapphism 
 
 Tribasilarsynostose, /. fusion of the 
 three basal bones of the skull 
 
 Tricarbong^ure, /. triparbonic i^ci# 
 
Tri 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 TrJ 
 
 Trichauxesis, /. overgrowth of hair 
 Trichiasis, /. the turning inwards of 
 
 eyelashes 
 Trichine, /. trichina spiralis 
 Trichinen-frei, a. free from trichinae 
 Trichinen-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained trichinae 
 Trichinen-haltig, a. containing tri- 
 
 chinse 
 Trichinen-kapsel, /. capsule sur- 
 rounding trichinae 
 Trichinen-krankheit, /. trichinosis 
 Trichinen-schau, /. official examina- 
 tion of meat for trichina 
 Trichinos, a. affected with trichina 
 Trichlormethan, n. chloroform 
 Tricho- (in compds.), relating to hair 
 Tricho-logie, /. the science of study 
 
 of hair 
 Tricho-logisch, a. relating to the 
 
 study of hair 
 Tricho-ma, n. plica Polonica 
 Tricho-manie, /. irritation of hairy 
 
 parts 
 Tricho - mykose, /. any fungous 
 
 disease of hair 
 Tricho'pathie, /. any disease of the 
 
 hair 
 Tficho-phthora, n.pl. depilatories 
 Tricho-phytie, /. a disease {eg. ring- 
 worm) caused by trichophyton 
 Tticho-ptilosis, /. longitudinal split- 
 ting of hair 
 Trichosen, ^.pl. skin diseases due to 
 anomalies in growth of hair ; 
 also = Trichiasis 
 Trichotillomanie, /. = Trichomanie 
 Trichter, m. funnel ; infundibulum 
 Trichter- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 funnels ; infundibular 
 Trichtef-apparat, m. funnel-shaped 
 
 apparatus for irrigation 
 Trichter - becken, n. infundibular 
 
 pelvis 
 Trichter-brust, /.infundibular thorax 
 Trichter-dralnage, /. relief of oedema 
 
 by fine (Southey's) tubes 
 Trichter-enge, /. infundibular por- 
 tion of lachrymal canal 
 Trichter-formig, a. funnel-shaped ; 
 
 infundibular 
 Trichter - fortsatz, m. infundibular 
 
 process 
 Trichter-gebiet,»«.infundibular region 
 Trichter-pessar, n. funnel-shaped 
 
 pessary 
 Trichter-robre, /. funnel tube 
 Tdchteroschnitt, m. funnel-shaped 
 jftcisiou 
 
 Trichter-winkel, m, infundibular 
 angle 
 
 Trichter- wunde, /. funnel-shaped 
 
 wound 
 • Tricyanchlorid, n. cyanuric chloride 
 
 Tricyansaure, /. cyanuric acid 
 
 Trieb, m. impulse, impetus ; in- 
 stinct ; inclination ; propensity ; 
 desire 
 
 Triebkraft, /. motive power 
 
 Triebwehen, f.pl. expulsive labour 
 pains 
 
 Triefauge, n. blear-eye, running eye 
 
 Triefaugig, a. blear-eyed 
 
 Triefen, v.i. to drop, to drip, to 
 run, to water, to trickle 
 
 Triefnase, /. running nose 
 
 Triefnasig, a. snivelling 
 
 Trigeminus, m. fifth cranial nerve 
 
 Trigeminus-ast, m,. branch of fifth 
 cranial nerve 
 
 Trigeminus-faser, /. fibre of trigem- 
 inal nerve 
 
 Trigeminus-hypoglossus Viereck, n. 
 trigemino - hypoglossal quadri- 
 lateral 
 
 Trigeminus-kern, n. trigeminal nu- 
 cleus 
 
 Trigeminus-krampf, w,. facial spasiM 
 
 Trigeminus-resektion, /. resection of 
 part of trigeminal nerve 
 
 Trigeminus-viereck, m. trigeminal 
 quadrilateral 
 
 Trigeminus-wurzel, /. root of tri- 
 geminal nerve 
 
 Trigonokephalus, m. monster with 
 defective anterior part of skull 
 
 Trihydratisch, a. trivalent 
 
 Trijodmethan, n. tri-iodomethane 
 
 Trikuspidal, a. tricuspid 
 
 Trikuspidal-insufficienz, /. tricuspid 
 insufficiency 
 
 Trikuspidal-klappe, /. tricuspid valve 
 
 Trikuspidal-klappenfehler, m. defect 
 of tricuspid valve 
 
 Trimesinsaure, /. trimesic acid 
 
 Trimethylessigsaure, /. trimethyl- 
 acetic acid, pivalic acid 
 
 Trinitrolsaure, /. picric acid 
 
 Trinkbar, a. drinkable 
 
 Trinkbarkeit, /. drinkableness, pot- 
 ableness 
 
 Trinken, v.t. to drink 
 
 Trinkerasyl, n. home for inebriates 
 
 Trinkerheim, n. = Trinkerasyl 
 
 Trinkkur, /. treatment by mineral 
 waters 
 
 Triocephalus, m. monster without 
 mouth, nose, or eyes , 
 
 531 
 
Tri 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tro 
 
 Trioxybuttersaure, /. trioxybutyric 
 
 acid 
 Tripel- (in compds.), triple 
 Tripel-phosphat, n. triple phosphate 
 Tripel - phosphatkristall, w. triple 
 
 phosphate crystal 
 Triploplie, /. triple vision 
 Tripolith, m. a, composition of 
 
 plaster of Paris and soot 
 Tripper, m. clap, gonorrhoea 
 Tripper-ansteckung, /. gonorrhceal 
 
 infection 
 Tripper-eiter, m. gonorrhceal pus 
 Tripper-entzundung, /. gonorrhceal 
 
 inflammation 
 Tripper-erkrankung, /. gonorrhceal 
 
 afiection 
 Tripper-erscheinung, /. gonorrhceal 
 
 sign 
 Tripper - faden, m.pl. gonorrhceal 
 
 threads 
 Tripper-gelenkentzundung, /. gonor- 
 rhceal arthritis 
 Tripper-gicht, /. gouty condition due 
 
 to gonorrhoea 
 Tripper-gift, n. gonorrhceal virus 
 Tripper-katarrh, m. gonorrhceal ca- 
 tarrh 
 Tripper-knie, n. gonorrhceal rheu- 
 matism of knee 
 Tripper-kokken, m.pl. gonococci 
 Tripper-krampf, m. chordee 
 Tripper-kranke, m. Sc f. subject of 
 
 gonorrhoea 
 Tripper-rheumatismus, m. gonor- 
 rhceal rheumatism 
 Tripper-schleim, m. gonorrhceal mu- 
 cous discharge 
 Tripper-spritze, /. syringe for gonor- 
 rhoea 
 Tripper-ubertragung, /. conveyance 
 
 or transmission of gonorrhoea 
 Tripsis, /. crushing, rubbing down, 
 
 trituration 
 Tristichiasis, /. arrangement of eye- 
 lashes in a triple row 
 Tristimanie, /. melancholia 
 Trithionsaure, /. trithionic acid 
 Trochanterisch, a. trochanteric 
 Trochlear- (in compds.), vide RoU- 
 Trochokardie, /. axis torsion of heart 
 Trochokephalie, /. round-headedness 
 Trocken, a. dry 
 Trocken-amme, /. dry-nurse 
 Trocken-batterie, /. dry battery 
 Trocken-diat, /. diet in which the 
 amount of fluids is reduced to a 
 minimum 
 Trocken-element, n. dry cell 
 
 Trocken-finne, /. dry pimple 
 Trocken-heit, /. dryness 
 Trocken-heitsgefiihl, n. feeling of 
 
 dryness 
 Trocicen-kur, /. treatment by dry 
 
 food 
 Trocken-naht, /. the employment of 
 
 plaster instead of sutures 
 Trocken-praparat, n. dry preparation 
 Trocken-reibung, /. dry rubbing 
 Trocken-schrank, m. drying oven or 
 
 chamber ; sterilising 
 Trocken-substanz, /. dried residue 
 Trogbatterie, /. trough-battery 
 Troikar, m. trochar 
 Trokar, m. = Troikar 
 Trokieren, v.t. to employ the trochar 
 Trommel, /. drum ; tympanum ; 
 
 vide for compds. also Pauken- 
 Trommel- (in compds.), tympanic 
 Trommelbeinchen, n. tympanic os- 
 sicle 
 Trommelfell, m. = Paukenfell, n. 
 
 tympanic membrane ; vide for all 
 
 compds. Paukenfell- 
 Trommel-haut, /. = -fell 
 Trommel-hautchen, n. = -fell 
 Trommel-hohle, /. tympanic cavity 
 Trommel-hohlenrauni, m. = -hohle 
 Trommel-nerv, m. tympanic nerve 
 Trommel-saite, /. chorda tympani 
 Trommel-schlagelfinger, m. clubbed 
 
 finger 
 Trommel - schlagerbakterien, f.pl. 
 
 drumstick bacUli, tetanus bacUli 
 Trommel-sucht, /. tympanites, me- 
 
 teorism 
 Trommel-suchtig, a. tympanitic 
 Trommer'sche Probe, /. Trommer's 
 
 sugar test 
 Trommlerlahmung, /. paralysis of 
 
 thumb-muscles in drummers 
 Trompete, /. trumpet ; tube 
 
 Eustachische — , Eustachian 
 
 tube 
 Fallopische — , Fallopian tube 
 Trompetenschlundkopfmuskel, m. 
 
 salpingopharyngeus muscle 
 Trompetermuskel, m. buccinator 
 
 muscle 
 Tropaolinpapier, n. filter-paper satu- 
 rated with alcoholic solution of 
 
 tropaeolin 
 Tropaolumol, n. oil obtained from 
 
 Tropseolum majus 
 Tropen, pi. tropics 
 Tropen-fieber, n. tropical fever 
 Tropen-hygieine, /. hygiene in the 
 
 tropics 
 
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Tro 
 
 Of MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tub 
 
 Tropen-krankheit, /. tropical disease 
 
 Tropf- (in compels.), drop, dropping 
 
 Tropf-bad, n. douche in which the 
 water drops slowly in fine jets ; 
 shower-bath 
 
 Tropf-bar, a. liquid, fluid 
 
 Tropf-barfliissig, a. fluid and capable 
 of forming drops 
 
 Tropf-barkeit, /. liquidity 
 
 Tropf-douche, /. = -bad 
 
 Tropf-dusche, /. = -bad 
 
 Tropfeln, v.t. & i. = Tropfen 
 
 Tropfen, v.t. & i. to drop, to drip ; 
 to trickle ; to dribble 
 
 Tropfen, m. a drop ; — , pi. drops, 
 guttae 
 
 Tropfen-mixtur, /. drops, guttse 
 
 Tropf en-zahler, m. drop-bottle 
 
 Tropf-glas, n. pipette 
 
 Tropf-mensur, /. dropping measur- 
 ing jar 
 
 Tropf-pipette, /. dropping pipette 
 
 Tropf -trichter, m. dropping funnel 
 
 Tropf-wasser, n.pl. drops, guttae 
 
 Trophisch, a. trophic 
 
 Trophologie, /. science of nutrition 
 
 Trophoneurosen, f.pl. tropho-neu- 
 roses 
 
 Trophonomie, /. the laws of meta- 
 boUsm 
 
 Trottel, m. cretin 
 
 Triib-augig, a. dim-sighted 
 
 Triibe, a. turbid, thick ; dull, dim, 
 clouded 
 
 Triibe,/. dimness, cloudiness, opacity 
 
 Triibe Schwellung, /. cloudy swelling 
 
 Triib-heit, /. = Triibe 
 
 Triib-sehen, n. dim vision 
 
 Triib-sinn, m. sadness, dejection, 
 low spirits, melancholy 
 
 Trub-sinnig, a. sad, dejected, low- 
 spirited, melancholic 
 
 Trub-sinnigkeit, /. = -sinn 
 
 TriJbung, /. dulness, dimness, cloudi- 
 ness, opacity 
 
 Trugbild, n. phantom, illusion, phan- 
 tasm 
 
 Trugwahmehmung, /. Ulusionary 
 perception 
 
 Trunk, m. drink, potion ; liquor ; 
 draught 
 
 Trunken, a. drunk, intoxicated 
 
 Trjinkenbold, m. a drunkard 
 -Trunkenheit, /. drunkenness, intoxi- 
 cation 
 
 Trunkf alligkeit, /. chronic alcoholism, 
 
 habitual drunkenness 
 Tnuiksucht, f. = -falligkeit 
 Trunksiichtig, a. given to drink 
 
 Trunksiichtige, m. Si f, an habitual 
 drunkard 
 
 Trunksuchtsmittel, n. remedy for 
 drunkenness 
 
 Truppenkrankenwagen, m. ambu- 
 lance waggon (military) 
 
 Truppenverbandplatz, m. field dress- 
 ing-station 
 
 T-schnitt, m. T-shaped incision 
 
 Tsetse-krankheit, /. tsetse-fly disease 
 
 Tubar, a. tubal, tubular ; for 
 compds. vide Tuben- 
 
 Tuben- (in compds.), tubular, tubo-, 
 tubal, tube 
 
 Tuben-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-atmung, /. tubular breathing 
 
 Tuben - bauchschwangerschaft, /. 
 tubo-abdominal pregnancy 
 
 Tuben-blutsack, m. tubal blood-Cyst 
 
 Tuben-blutung, /. tubal haemor- 
 rhage 
 
 Tuben-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 of Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-erweiterer, m. tensor palati 
 
 Tuben-fruchtsack, m. tubal gesta- 
 tion sac 
 
 Tuben-geschwulst, /. swelling or 
 tumour of Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-kanal, m. canal of Fallopian 
 tube 
 
 Tuben-knorpel, m. tubal cartilage 
 
 Tuben-mandel, /. pharyngeal tonsil ; 
 also the follicular glands found in 
 Eustachian tube of infants 
 
 Tuben-mesenterium, n. mesentery 
 of Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-mundung, /. tubal orifice 
 
 Tuben-offnung, /. = -miindung 
 
 Tuben-paukensackchen, n. saccus 
 tubo-tympanicus (embryology) 
 
 Tuben -sack, m. tube-sac 
 
 Tuben-schleimhaut, /. tubal mucous 
 membrane 
 
 Tuben - schwangerschaft, /. tubal 
 pregnancy 
 
 Tuben-schwellung, /. = -anschwell- 
 ung 
 
 Tuben-tonsille, /. pharyngeal tonsil 
 
 Tuben-trichter, m. outer end of 
 Fallopian tube, morsus diaboli 
 
 Tuben-tripper, m. gonorrhoea afiect- 
 ing Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-verschluss, m. occlusion of 
 Fallopian tube 
 
 Tuben-wand, f. wall of Fallopian 
 tube 
 
 533 
 
Tub 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 fyp 
 
 Tuben-waodung, /. f= -Wand 
 Tuben-wassersucht, /. dropsy of 
 
 Fallopian tube 
 Tuben-wehen, f.pl. labour pains due 
 
 to contraction of Fallopian tube 
 Tuben-wulst, m. prominentia tu- 
 
 baria pharyngis 
 Tuben-zerreissung, /. tubal rupture 
 Tuberkel, /. tubercle 
 Tuberkel - bacillen, f.pl. tubercle 
 
 bacilli 
 Tuberkel-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 tubercles 
 Tuberkel-eiter, m. tubercular pus 
 Tuberkel-entwickelung, /. develop- 
 ment of tubercles 
 Tuberkel-geschwulst, /. tubercular 
 
 Swelling 
 Tuberkel-geschwur, n. tubercular 
 
 ulcer 
 Tuberkel-gift, n. tubercle virus 
 Tuberkel- jauche, /. tubercular sanies 
 Tuberkel-knotchen, n. tubercular 
 
 nodule 
 Tuberkel-korperchen, n. tubercle 
 
 corpuscle or cell 
 Tuberkel-krankheit, /. tuberculosis 
 Tuberkel-masse, /. tuberculous mass 
 
 or tumour 
 Tuberkel-stoff, m. tubercular matter 
 Tuberkel-sucht, /. = -krankheit 
 Tuberkel-zelle, /. tubercle cell 
 Tuberkulisierung, /. tubercular pro- 
 cess 
 Tuberkulos, a. tuberculous, tuber- 
 cular 
 Tuberkulose, m. & f. a, subject of 
 
 tuberculosis 
 Tuberkulose, /. tuberculosis 
 Tuberkulose-bekampfung, /. taking 
 
 measures against tuberculosis 
 Tuberkulose-verdachtig, a. suspected 
 
 of tuberculosis 
 Tuberositat, /. tuberosity 
 Tubulps, a. tubular 
 Tubulus, m. tubercle ; cannula ; 
 
 nozzle 
 Tuch, n. cloth, linen 
 Tiicmsch, a. malignant ; insidious 
 Tucumaol, n. Tucum-oil 
 Tulucunaol, n. Carapa-oil 
 Tumeszenz, /. tumescence, the act of 
 
 swelling 
 Tumeszieren, v.i. to tumefy, to swell 
 Tumiditat, /. tumidity, swollen state 
 Tunnel, m, tunnel 
 
 Tunnel-krankheit, /. ankylostomiasis 
 Tunnel-raum, m. apaps enclosed by 
 
 rods of Corti 
 
 534 
 
 Tunnel-strang, m. cord of nerve- 
 fibres in tunnel of Corti 
 Tupelostift, m. tupelo tent 
 Tupfen, vU. to touch lightly, to tip, 
 
 to dab, to mop 
 Tupfer, m. pledget, tampon, mop, 
 
 swab 
 Tupfpulver, m. powder for dusting 
 
 or dabbing 
 Turgeszenz, /. turgescence, engorge- 
 ment 
 Turgeszieren, v.i. to become turgid, 
 
 to swell 
 Tiirkensattel, m. sella turcica 
 Turkisches Bad, n. Turkish bath 
 Turmalinzange, /. tourmaline forceps 
 Turn- (in compds.), relating to gj'm- 
 
 nastics 
 Turn-anstalt, /. gymnasium 
 Turnen, v.t. to practise gymnastics 
 Turn-gerate, n. gymnastic apparatus 
 Turnikett, n. tourniquet 
 Turn-kunst, /. gymnastics, callis- 
 thenics 
 Turn-lehrer, w. teacher of gym- 
 nastics 
 Turn-schule, /. gymnasium 
 Turn-iibung, /. gymnastic exercise 
 Turn-unterricht, m. instruction in 
 
 gymnastics 
 Turn-verein, m. gymnastic club 
 Turn-wesen, n. all afiairs connected 
 
 with gymnastics 
 Tyloma, n. callosity, collection of 
 
 horny material 
 Tylosis, /. hypertrophy of horny 
 
 layer of epiderrnis 
 Tympanismus, m. tympanites 
 Tympanitisch, a. tympanitic 
 Tympanophonie, /. = Autophonie 
 Typhlosis, /. blindness 
 Typhlotomie, /. incision into csecura 
 Typhomanie, /. delirium of typhoid 
 
 or typhus fever 
 Typhos, a. typhoid, typhous 
 Typhus, m. typhus 
 
 ambulanter — , ambulatory ty- 
 phoid 
 exanthematischer — , typhus 
 Typhus-ahnjich, a. typhous ; typhoid 
 Typhus-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Typhus-bacillaSo f-pl. typhoid bacilli 
 Typhus-behandAupg, /. tmatmeat of 
 
 typhus 
 Typhus-geschwur, n. ulcer of m- 
 
 teslsne in typhoid fever 
 Typhus-gift, n. virus of typhus ©r 
 
 typhoid 
 Typhus-keiro, m. germ of typhpid 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ueb 
 
 typMs-J?'".«i*i}se, w. Sc'f. a subject of 
 
 typhus or typhoid fever 
 Typhus-narbe, /. cicatrix following 
 
 typhoid ulcer of intestine 
 Typhus-psychosen, f.pl. psychoses 
 
 due to typhus or typhoid 
 'fyphus-recidiv, n. relapse of typhus 
 fyphus-schorf, m. slough of typhoid 
 
 ulcer of intestine 
 
 Typhus - seUche, /. epidemic of 
 
 typhus 
 Typhus-stoff, m. typhous matter or 
 
 virus 
 Typisch, a. typical 
 Typosen, pi. the recurrent attacks of 
 
 malaria 
 Tyrosis, /. caseous degeneration 
 Tyrotoxikon, w, cheeserpoison 
 
 tr 
 
 For words beginning with modified U, ii, vide under Ue 
 
 Ubiquitar, a. ubiquitous 
 
 Uebel, a. evil, bad ; ill, sick, sickly, 
 
 qualmy 
 Uebel, n. evil ; disease ; injurjr, 
 
 hurt ; complaint ; sore ; wound 
 Uebel-aussehend, a. looking ill 
 Uebel-befinden, n. indisposition, the 
 
 being iU 
 Uebel-gebildet, a. malformed, de- 
 formed 
 Uebel - gelaunt, a. ill-humoured, 
 
 sulky 
 Uebel - keit, /. sickness, nausea, 
 
 qualmishness 
 Uebel-klang, rn. dissonance 
 Uebel-launig, a. = -gelaunt 
 Uebel-laut, m. = -klang 
 Uebel-riechend, a. smelling badlj', 
 
 offensive, foul, foetid 
 Uebel-sein, n. nausea, qualm, rising 
 
 in stomach 
 Uebel-werden, n. the becoming 
 
 nauseated 
 Ueber- (in compds.), over, super, 
 
 hyper 
 Ueber-anstrengen, v.t. & refl. to 
 
 over-exert or over-work oneself 
 Ueber-anstrengung, /. over-exertion 
 Ueber-bein, n. exostosis, ganglion of 
 
 a sheath of a tendon 
 Ueber-beugen, v.t, & refl. to bend 
 
 over, to flex 
 Ueber-biegen, v.t. & refl. = -beugen 
 Ueber-binden, v.t. to bifl.d over, to 
 
 bandage 
 Ueber-bindung, /, bandaging, bind- 
 ing up 
 Ueber-blendung, /. excessive dazzling 
 Ueber-biirdung, /. over-pressure (in 
 
 schools) 
 Ueber-burdungsfrage, /. the question 
 
 of over-pressure in scbools 
 Ueber-chlorsauer, a. perchloric 
 
 Ueber-chlorsaure, /. perchloric acid 
 Ueber-chlorsaures Salz, w.'perchlor- 
 
 ate 
 Ueber-dehnen, v.t. to over-stretch 
 Ueber-dehnung, /. over-stretching, 
 
 over-extension 
 Ueber-dikrot, a. hyperdicrotic 
 Ueber-einstimmen, v.i. to corre- 
 spond, to harmonise, to accom- 
 modate 
 Ueber-einstimmung, /. correspond- 
 ence, conformity, accommodation 
 Ueber-empfangnis, n. superfoetation 
 Ueber-empfindlich, a. hypersensi- 
 tive, hyperaesthetic 
 Ueber - empfindlichkeit, /. hypersen- 
 
 sitiveness, hyperaesthesia 
 Ueber-ernahren, v.t. to over-feed, to 
 
 force alimentation 
 Ueber-ernahrung, /. forced alimenta 
 
 tion 
 Ueber-essen, v.refl. to over-eat one- 
 self 
 Ueber-farben, v.t. to over-stain 
 Ueber-farbt, a. over-stained 
 Ueber-farbung, /. over-staining 
 Ueber-fetten, v.t. to superfat 
 Ueber-fettet, a. superfatted 
 Ueber-fettung, /. superfatting 
 Ueber-fiuss, m, abundance, super- 
 fluity 
 Ueber-fruchtung, /. superfoetation 
 Ueber-fiille, /. repletion, super- 
 abundance, excess, plethora • 
 Ueber-fiillen, v.t. & refl. to over-fill ; 
 to surfeit ; to crowd ; to overload 
 Ueber-fiillung, /. over-filling ; sur- 
 feiting ; repletion, plethora 
 Ueber-futtern, v.t. to over-feed, to 
 
 force alimentation 
 Ueber-fiitterung, /. forced alimenta- 
 tion 
 Uebergang, m. transition ; change 
 
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Ueb 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ueb 
 
 Uebergangs- (in compds.), transi- 
 tion, transitional 
 
 Uebeirgangs-conjunctiva, /. ocular 
 conjunctiva 
 
 Uebergangs-epithel, n. transitional 
 epithelium 
 
 Uebergangs-falte, /. conjunctival 
 fold 
 
 Uebergangs - form, /. transitional 
 form 
 
 Uebergangs-gebilde, n. transitional 
 formation 
 
 Uebergangs-gefass, n. vessel be- 
 tween true capillaries and venules 
 
 Uebergangs-gegend, /. region of 
 transition 
 
 Uebergangs-geschwulst, /. tumour 
 of transitional form 
 
 Uebergangs-klima, n. coast climate 
 
 Uebergangs-schicht, /. transitional 
 layer 
 
 Uebergangs - stufe, /. transitional 
 stage 
 
 Uebergangs-teil, /. transitional por- 
 tion 
 
 Uebergangs-windung, /. gyrus tran- 
 sitivus 
 
 Uebergangs-wirbel, m. transitional 
 vertebra 
 
 Uebergangs-zelle, /. transition cell 
 
 Uebergangs-zone, /. transitional zone 
 
 Ueber-geben, v.refl. to vomit 
 
 Ueber-gewachs, n. excrescence, out- 
 growth 
 
 Ueber-giessen, v.(. to pour over, to 
 irrigate, to douche 
 
 Ueber-giessung, /. irrigation, douch- 
 ing 
 
 Ueber-harschen, v.i. to be encrusted 
 or scabbed 
 
 Ueber-harschung, /. incrustation ; 
 scabbing 
 
 Ueber-hauten, v.refl. to skin over 
 
 Ueber-hautung, /. skinning- or heal- 
 ing-over 
 
 Ueber-heilen, v.i. to heal over 
 
 Ueber-heilung, /. healing up 
 
 Ueber-impfbar, a. transferable by 
 inoculation 
 
 Ueber-impfbarkeit, /. transferability 
 by inoculation 
 
 Ueber-impfen, v.t. to vaccinate or 
 inoculate (from arm to arm or 
 from one to another) 
 
 Ueber-impfung, /. vaccination or 
 inoculation (vide Ueber-impfen) 
 
 Ueber-jodsaure, /. periodic acid 
 
 Ueber-knorpeln, v.i. to cover with 
 cartilage 
 
 Ueber-knorpelt, a. covered with car- 
 tilage 
 
 Ueber-knorpelung, /. the covering 
 with cartilage 
 
 Ueber-kohlensauer, a. bicarbonate 
 
 Ueber-krusten, v.i. = -harschen 
 
 Ueber-krustung, /. = -harschung 
 
 Ueber-laden, v.t. to surfeit, to over- 
 eat oneself 
 
 Ueber-ladung, /. surfeiting, surfeit, 
 repletion 
 
 Ueber-leiten, v.i. to transfuse 
 
 Ueber-leitung, /. transfusion 
 
 Ueber - mangansauer, a. perman- 
 ganic, permanganate 
 
 Ueber-mangansaure, /. permanganic 
 acid 
 
 Ueber-mangansaures Kali, n. per- 
 manganate of potash 
 
 Ueber-mangansaures Salz, n. per- 
 manganate 
 
 Ueber-mass, n. excess, immoderate- 
 ness, intemperance, gluttony 
 
 Ueber-massig, a. excessive, immo- 
 derate, enormous 
 
 Ueber-massigkeit, /. = Ueber-mass 
 
 Ueber-nahren, v.t. to over-feed, to 
 force alimentation 
 
 Ueber-nahrt, a. over-fed ; hyper- 
 trophied 
 
 Ueber - nahrung, /. over-feedingf 
 forced alimentation ; hypertrophy 
 
 Ueber-narben, v.i. to heal or scar 
 over 
 
 Ueber-narbt, a. cicatrised 
 
 Ueber-narbung, /. cicatrisation 
 
 Ueber-oxyd, n. peroxide 
 
 Ueber-oxydieren, v.t. to peroxidise 
 
 Ueber-oxydierung, /. peroxidation 
 
 Ueber-pflanzen, v.t. to transplant, to 
 graft 
 
 Ueber-pfianzung, /. transplanting, 
 grafting 
 
 Ueber-pfropfen, v.t. — -pflanzen 
 
 Ueber-pfropfung, /. = -pflanzung 
 
 Ueber-phosphorsaure, /. hyperphos- 
 phoric acid 
 
 Ueber-reif, a. over-ripe, more than 
 mature 
 
 Ueber -reife, /. over-ripeness, past 
 maturity 
 
 Ueber-reiz, m. hypererethism, over- 
 excitement 
 
 Ueber-reizbar, a. excessively irri- 
 table or excitable 
 
 Ueber-reizbarkeit, /. excessive irri- 
 tability or excitability 
 
 Ueber-reizen, v.t. to over-excite, to 
 over-stimulate 
 
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Ueb 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Umd 
 
 Ueber-reizt, a, over-excited, over- 
 stimulated 
 
 Ueber-reiztheit, /. hypererethism ; 
 over-excitement 
 
 Ueber-reizung, /. hypererethism ; 
 over-stimulation 
 
 Ueber-rieseln, v.t. to irrigate, to 
 douche 
 
 Ueber-rieselung, /. irrigation, douch- 
 ing 
 
 Ueber-sattigen, v.t. & i. to super- 
 saturate ; to surfeit 
 
 Ueber-sattigt, a. super-saturated ; 
 surfeited 
 
 Ueber-sattigung, /. supersaturation ; 
 surfeit 
 
 Ueber-sauem, v.t. to over-acidulate, 
 to peroxidise 
 
 Ueber-sauert, a. over-acidulated 
 
 Ueber-sauerung, /. over-acidulation 
 
 Ueber-schlag, m. = Umschlag 
 
 Ueber-schlagen, v.t. = Umschlagen 
 
 Ueber-schlucken, v.refl. to swallow 
 the wrong way 
 
 Ueber-schuss, m. excess 
 
 Ueber-schwangern, v.t. to superfe- 
 cundate 
 
 Ueber-schwangerung, /. superfoeta- 
 tion 
 
 Ueber-sichtig, a. h3rpermetropic 
 
 Weber-sichtigkeit, /. hypermetropia 
 
 Ueber-sinnlich, a. supersensual, su- 
 persensible ; intellectual 
 
 Ueber - sinnlichkeit, /. supersensu- 
 ality, immateriality 
 
 Ueber-spannen, v.t. to over-strain, 
 to over-exert, to over-excite 
 
 Ueber-spannt, a. over-strained ; ec- 
 centric 
 tJeber-spanntheit, /. exaltation, ec- 
 centricity 
 
 Ueber-spannung, /. over-straining, 
 over-exertion 
 
 Ueber-springen, v.t. to miss, to omit ; 
 to intermit 
 
 Ueber-springend, a. intermittent 
 
 Ueber-stauchen, v.t. to sprain 
 
 Ueber-staucht, a. sprained 
 
 Ueber-strahlen, v.i. to irradiate 
 
 Ueber-strahlung, /. irradiation 
 
 Ueber-strecken, v.t. to over-strain, 
 to over-extend 
 
 Ueber-streckung, /. overstraining, 
 over-extension 
 
 Ueber-sturzt, a. precipitate, hasty 
 
 Ueber - stiirzung, /. precipitation, 
 hastiness 
 
 Ueber - tragbar, a. transmissible, 
 transferable, infectious 
 
 Ueber - tragbarkeit, /. transmissi- 
 bility ; infectiousness 
 
 Ueber-tragen, v.t. to transmit, to 
 transfer 
 
 Ueber-tragung, /. transmission,trans- 
 ference 
 
 Ueber-tragungsversuch, m. experi- 
 ment as to transmissibility oi 
 infectiousness of a disease 
 
 Ueber-volkerung, /. over-popula- 
 tion, excess of population 
 
 Ueber-wandern, v.i. to migrate, to 
 transmigrate 
 
 Ueber - wanderung, /. migration, 
 transmigration 
 
 Ueber-wuchern, v.i. to hypertrophy 
 
 Ueber-wucherung, /. hypertrophy 
 
 Ueber-zahl, /. excess, superabund- 
 ance 
 
 Ueber-zahlig, a. supernumerary 
 
 Ueber - zahn, m. supernumerary 
 tooth 
 
 Ueber-ziehen, v.t. & refl. to cover, 
 to line ; to become covered 
 
 Ueber-zug, m. covering, lining 
 
 Uebung, /. exercise, practice ; dex- 
 terity 
 
 Ulceros, a. ulcerated 
 
 Ulerythema, n. a scar-producing 
 erythema 
 
 Uletomie, /. cutting through of a 
 scar 
 
 Ulmenrinde, /. elm-bark 
 
 Ulmenrindenabkochung, /. decoc- 
 tion of elm-bark 
 
 Ulnar- (in compds.), vide Ellbogen- 
 and EUen- 
 
 Ulotomie, /. = Uletomie 
 
 Ultraviolette Strahlen, pi. ultra- 
 violet rays 
 
 Ulzerieren, v.i. to ulcerate 
 
 Ulzeros, a. ulcerous, ulcerating 
 
 Umbetten, v.t. to put into another 
 bed ; to change the bed 
 
 Umbettung, /. putting into another 
 bed ; changing the bed 
 
 Umbeugen, v.t. & refl. to bend over, 
 to turn round, to retro vert 
 
 Umbeugung, /. bending over, retro- 
 version 
 
 Umbiegen, v.t. & refl. = Umbeugen 
 
 Umbiegung, /. = Umbeugung ' 
 
 Umbildeni v.t. & refl. to transform ; 
 to undergo metamorphosis 
 
 Umbildung, /. transformation, me- 
 taplasia, metamorphosis 
 
 Umdrehen, v.t. to turn round, to 
 twist, to rotate, to revolve 
 
 Umdrehend, a. rotatory 
 
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Umd 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICtlONARY 
 
 Vn& 
 
 Umdreher, m. rotator 
 
 Umdreher, m. (des Schenkels), quad- 
 
 ratus femoris 
 Umdrehung, /. rotation, revolution, 
 
 turning round 
 Umdrehungsgeschwindigkeit, /. ra- 
 pidity of rotation 
 Umfang, m. circumference, girth, 
 
 width 
 Unrfangs-abnahme, /. decrease of 
 
 circumference 
 Umfangs-knorpel, m. covering or 
 
 protecting cartilage 
 Umfangs-linie, /. periphery 
 Umfangs-zunahme, /. increase of 
 
 circumference 
 Umflochten, a. circumflex 
 Umformen, v.t. = Umbilden 
 Umformung, /. = Umbildung 
 Umf iihrungsnadel, /. aneurism-needle 
 Umgeknickt, a. folded down 
 Umgestalten, v.t. & refl. = Umbilden 
 Umgestaltung, /. = Umbildung 
 Umherziehend, a. vagus 
 Umhiillen, v.t. to cover, to envelop, 
 
 to surround 
 UmhuUung, /. covering, investment, 
 
 envelop 
 Umhullungs-aponeurose, /. invest- 
 ing fascia 
 Umhiillungs-bindegewebe, n. envel- 
 oping or surrounding connective 
 tissue 
 UmhuUungs-haut, /. investing mem- 
 brane 
 Umhiillungs-kugel, /. cytoblast 
 Umhullungs-raum, m. surrounding 
 
 space 
 Umhiillufigs-theorie, /. investment 
 
 theory 
 Umhiillungs-zeUgewebe, n. = -binde- 
 
 gewebe 
 Umkapseln, v. to encapsule 
 Umkehren, v.t. & refl. to invert ; to 
 
 retrovert 
 Umkehrung, /. inversion ; retrover- 
 sion ; reversal 
 Umknicken, v.t. & refl. to fall to the 
 
 ground, break down, bend down 
 Umknickung, /. folding down 
 Umkommen, v.i. to die, to perish 
 Umlauf, m. circulation, circuit ; 
 whitlow 
 
 feuriger — , herpes zoster 
 Umlaufen, v.i. to circulate; to rotate 
 Umsatz, m. (and compds.), iiide 
 
 Wechsel- 
 Umscheiden, v.t. to ensheathe, toin- 
 vagiuute, to inyest 
 
 Unjschlag, m. pouJMce, fomeijigitjfln 
 Umschlagen, v.t. to poultice, iqment 
 Umschlag-falte, /. <}uplicature or ioid 
 Umschlingen, v.i. to clasp roijnd, td 
 
 twist round 
 Umschlingung, /. twisting, loopjitigj 
 
 volvulus 
 Umschlungen, a, surrounded 
 Umschlungene Naht, /. sutura cir' 
 
 cumflexa 
 Umschniiren, v.t. to tie up, to lace, 
 
 to snare, to tie round 
 Umschniirung, /. lacing in, tying, 
 snaring, encircling, ligation; stran- 
 gulation 
 Ums.chrieben, a. circumscribed 
 Umschweifend, a. vagus 
 Umsetzung, /. transposition, ;trans- 
 
 plantation 
 Umsinken, v.i. to sink down 
 Umstand, m. circurnstance 
 Umstechen, v.t. to ligature round a 
 
 point 
 Umstechung, /. ligature round a 
 
 point, acupressure 
 Umstechungsnadel, /. artery-needle, 
 
 acupressure-needle 
 Umstimmung, /. alteration of senti- 
 ments or ideas 
 Umstimmungsmittel, n. an alterative 
 Umstiilpen, v.t. & refl. to turn over^ 
 
 to invert 
 Umstiilpung, /. turning over ; in- 
 version ; eversion 
 Umwachsen, v.i. to grow round 
 Umwallen, v.i. to form a wall round 
 Umwallt, a. circum vallate 
 Umwallung, /. cuxumvallation 
 Umwandeln, v.t. to transform ; to 
 change ; to convert ; to metamor- 
 phose ; to assimilate 
 Umwandelung, /. transformation ; 
 changing ; conversion ; motarnor- 
 phosis ; assimilation 
 Umwenden, v.t. to change ; to invert 
 Umwendung, /. changing ; inversion 
 Umziichten, v.t. to transform ; to 
 change by breeding or cultivation 
 Umzuchtung, /. transformation ; 
 changing by breeding or cultiva- 
 tion 
 Unacht, a. not genuine ; -false ; 
 
 spurious 
 Unartikuliert, a. inarticulate 
 Unatembar, a. irrespirable 
 Unatembarkeit, /. irrespirability 
 Unauflosbar, a. = UnaufipsUch 
 Unauflosbarkeit, /. = Unavifliisliclj* 
 keit 
 
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Una 
 
 OP MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Unl 
 
 UnauflosHcli, a. insoluble 
 Unaufldslichkeit, /. insolubility 
 Unausdehnbar, a. non-expansive, 
 
 inexpansible ; non-ductile 
 Unausgebildet, a. uncultivated ; un- 
 developed, rudimentary 
 Unausrottbar, a. ineradicable 
 Unaustilgbar, a. = Unausrottbar 
 Unbedeckt, a. uncovered, naked 
 Unbehaart, a. hairless 
 Unbehaglichkeit, /. uneasiness, dis- 
 comfort 
 Unbekannt, a. unknown 
 Unbelebt, a. lifeless, inanimate ; 
 
 apathetic 
 Unbelebtheit, /. lifelessness ; apathy 
 Unbenannt, a. innominate 
 Unbequem, a. inconvenient, un- 
 comfortable 
 Unbeschnitten, a. uncut ; not cir- 
 cumcised 
 Unbesinnlich, a. forgetful, amnesic 
 Unbesinnlichkeit, /. loss of memory, 
 
 amnesia 
 Unbestimmt, a. indefinite, doubtful 
 Unbestimmtes Atmen, n. indistinct 
 respiration ; respiration midway 
 between vesicular and bronchial 
 Unbeweglich, a. immovable ; mo- 
 tionless ; fixed, inflexible, im- 
 mobile ; irreducible 
 Unbeweglichkeit, /. immobility, fixa- 
 . tion ; inflexibility ; irreducibility 
 Unbewusst, a. unconscious 
 Unbewusstheit, /. unconsciousness 
 Unbiegsam, a. inflexible, rigid, stiff 
 Unbiegsamkeit, /. inflexibility, stiff- 
 ness, rigidity > 
 Unblutig, a. bloodless 
 Unblutige Naht, /. union without 
 
 suture, as by strapping, &c. 
 Undentlich, a. indistinct, indefinite 
 Unduldsam, a. intolerant 
 Unduldsamkeit, /. intolerance 
 Undurchbohrbar, a. imperforable 
 Undurchbohrt, a. imperforate 
 Undurchbohrtheit, /. imperforation 
 .Undurchdringbar, a. = Undurch- 
 
 dringlich 
 Undurchdringlich, a. impenetrable, 
 
 impermeable, impervious 
 Undurchdringlichkeit, /. impenetra- 
 bility, impermeability 
 Undurchlochert, a. = Undurchbohrt 
 ^ndurchsichtig, a. opaque, non- 
 transparent 
 Undurchsichtigkeit, /. opacity, 
 
 opaqueness 
 Unebenheit, /. uneyenness 
 
 Unecht, a. not genuine ; false ; 
 spurious 
 
 Unehelich, a. illegitimate 
 
 Unehelichkeit, /. illegitimacy 
 
 Uneinatembar, a. irrespirable 
 
 Uneinatembarkeit, /. irrespirability 
 
 Unelastisch, a. inelastic 
 
 Unempfanglich, a. non-susceptible ; 
 apathetic 
 
 Unempfanglichkeit, /. insuscepti- 
 bility ; apathy 
 
 Unempfindbar, a. imperceptible 
 
 Unempfindbarkeit, /. impercepti- 
 bility 
 
 Unempfindlich, a. apathetic ; in- 
 sensible, indifferent ; anaesthetic ; 
 numb 
 
 Unempfindlichkeit, /. insensibility ; 
 apathy, indifierence ; numbness 
 
 Unenthaltsam, a. intemperate, in- 
 continent 
 
 Unenthaltsamkeit, /. intemperance, 
 incontinence 
 
 Unentwickelt, a. undeveloped, rudi- 
 mentary, immature 
 
 Unerklarlich, a. inexplicable 
 
 Unersattlich, a. insatiable, ravenous 
 
 Unersattlichkeit, /. insatiability, 
 ravenousness 
 
 Unertraglich, a. intolerable 
 
 Unertraglichkeit, /. intolerance 
 
 Unerwachsen, a. not full grown, 
 young, under age 
 
 Unfall, m. accident 
 
 Unfall-nervenkrankheit, f. nervous 
 disease due to accident or shock 
 
 Unfall-rente, /. compensation paid 
 to one insured against accident 
 
 Unfall-station, /. ambulance station 
 for accidents 
 
 Unfall - verhutung, f. prevention 
 against accidents 
 
 Unfall-verletzung, /. accidental in- 
 
 Unfall - versicherung, /. msurance 
 
 against accidents 
 Unfall-versicherungsanstalt, /. acci- 
 dent insurance company, provi- 
 dent society 
 Unfall-versicherungsgesetz, n. acci- 
 dent-insurance law 
 Unform, /. deformity, disproportion 
 Unformig, a. deformed, dispropor- 
 tionate 
 Unformigkeit, /. = Unform 
 Unformlich, a. = Unformig 
 Unformlichkeit, /. = Unformigkeit 
 Unfreiwillig, a. involuntary 
 Unfruchtbar, a. sterile, barren 
 
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Unt 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Unt 
 
 Unfruchtbarkeit, /. sterility, barren- 
 ness 
 
 Unfuhlbar, a. impalpable, intangible, 
 imperceptible 
 
 Unfiihlbarkeit, /. impalpability, im- 
 psrceptibility 
 
 Ungebildet, a. uneducated ; imma- 
 ture ; imformed 
 
 Ungeblattert, a. not having had 
 small-pox 
 
 Ungeboren, a. unborn 
 
 Ungegliedert, a. inarticulate 
 
 Ungeimpft, a. non-vaccinated 
 
 Ungelenk, a. inflexible, stiff, rigid, 
 awkward 
 
 Ungelenksam, a. = Ungelenk 
 
 Ungelenksamkeit, /. inflexibility, 
 stiffness, rigidity 
 
 Ungeloscht, a, unslaked 
 
 Ungenannt, a. innominate 
 
 Ungepaart, a. azygos 
 
 Ungesattigt, a. unsaturated 
 
 Ungesauert, a. non-acidulated 
 
 Ungeschichtet, a. non-stratified 
 
 Ungeschlechtlich, a. non-sexual, 
 asexual 
 
 Ungeschlechtsreif, a. sexually imma- 
 ture 
 
 Ungestaltet, a. deformed, misshapen 
 
 Ungestaltheit, /. deformity 
 
 Ungestielt, a. without a pedicle, 
 sessile 
 
 Ungestillt, a. unstaunched, unap- 
 peased, unquenched 
 
 Ungesund, a. injurious, unwhole- 
 some, insalubrious ; unhealthy ; 
 sickly 
 
 Ungesundheit, /. injuriousness, un- 
 wholesomeness, insalubrity, un- 
 healthiness ; sickliness 
 
 Ungeziefer, n. vermin, noxious in- 
 sects 
 
 Ungif tig, a. non-poisonous, innocuous 
 
 Ungiftigkeit, /. innocuity, non- 
 poisonous condition 
 
 Ungleich, a. unequal, dissimilar, 
 uneven 
 
 Ungleichartig, a. dissimilar, hetero- 
 geneous 
 
 Ungleichartigkeit, ./. dissimilarity, 
 heterogeneity 
 
 Ungleichmassig, a. unequal, dispro- 
 portionate, anomalous 
 
 Ungunstig, a. unfavourable 
 
 Unheil, n. mischief, injury 
 
 Unheilbar, a. incurable 
 
 Unheilbarkeit, /. incurability 
 
 Unheilsam, a. unwholesome, insalu- 
 tary, noxious, insalubrious 
 
 Unhorbar, a. inaudible 
 Universal-arznei, /. panacea 
 Universal-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Universal-pflaster, n. Emplastrum 
 
 fuscum camphoratum. Ph. G. 
 Unlebensfahig, a. non-viable 
 Unloslich, a. insoluble 
 Unloslichkeit, /. insolubility 
 Unlust, /. dislike, disinclination, 
 
 aversion 
 Unlustgefiihl, n. a feeling of dislike 
 
 or disinclination 
 Unmannbar, a. impuber, sexually 
 
 immature 
 Unmannbarkeit, /. condition of im- 
 
 puberty 
 Unmassig, a. immoderate, intem- 
 perate, excessive 
 Unmassigkeit, /. immoderateness, 
 
 intemperance, excess 
 Unmerklich, a. imperceptible 
 Unmittelbar, a. immediate, direct 
 Unmundig, a. under age 
 Unmiindige, m. & f. a, minor 
 Unmiindigkeit, /. minority (of age) 
 Unnachgiebig, a. unyielding, stiff, 
 
 rigid 
 Unnachgiebigkeit, /. stiffness, rigi- 
 dity 
 Unoperierbar, a. inoperable 
 Unorganisch, a. inorganic 
 Unpaarig, a. azygos 
 Unpasslich, a. indisposed, unwell, 
 
 ailing, poorly 
 Unpasslichkeit, /. indisposition, ail- 
 ment 
 Unpolarisierbar, a. non-polarisable 
 Unpressbar, a. incompressible 
 Unpressbarkeit, /. incompressibility 
 Unregelmassig, a. irregular, abnor- 
 mal, anomalous, unequal (pulse) 
 Unregelmassigkeit, /. irregularity, 
 
 anomaly, abnormality 
 Unreif, a. unripe, immature 
 Unreife, /. unripeness, immaturity 
 Unrein, a. impure, foul, vitiated, 
 
 tainted, dirty 
 Unreinigkeit, /. impurity, foulness, 
 
 taint, dirt 
 Unreinlich, a. uncleanly, dirty 
 Unreinlichkeit, /. uncleanliness, dirti- 
 ness 
 Unreizbar, a. non-excitable, non- 
 irritable 
 Unreizbarkeit, ./. non-excitability, 
 
 non-irritability 
 Unriechbar, a. inodorous 
 Unruhe, /. unrest, restlessness; dis- 
 quietude, fidgetiness 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
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 Unruheerscheinung, f. sign of rest- 
 lessness 
 
 Unruhig, a. restless, unquiet, fidgety 
 
 Unruhigkeit, /. = Unruhe 
 
 Unschadlich, a. uninjurious, harm- 
 less, innocuous 
 
 UnschSdlichkeit, /. harmlessness, in- 
 nocuousness 
 
 Unschmackhaft, a. insipid, unpala- 
 table, tasteless 
 
 (Jnschmackhaftigkeit, /. insipidity, 
 unpalatableness 
 
 Unschmelzbar, a. infusible 
 
 Unschmelzbarkeit, /. infusibility 
 
 Unschmerzhaft, a. not painful, pain- 
 less 
 
 Unschmerzlich, a. = Unschmerzhaft 
 
 Unsicher, a. unsafe, insecure 
 
 Unsicherheit, /. insecurity 
 
 Unsinn, m. nonsense 
 
 Unsinnig, a. nonsensical, irrational ; 
 insane 
 
 Unsinnigkeit, /. irrational action ; 
 madness 
 
 Unsitte, /. bad habit 
 
 Unsittlich, a. immoral 
 
 Unsittlichkeit, /. immorality 
 
 Unstillbar, a. uncontrollable 
 
 Unstillbarkeit, /. uncontrollability 
 
 Unter- (in compds.), under, sub-, 
 infra- ; inferior- 
 
 Unter-achselgegend, /. axillary re- 
 gion 
 
 Unter-apotheker, m. assistant mili- 
 tary appthecary 
 
 Unter-arm, m. forearm 
 
 Unter-armbruch, m. fracture of fore- 
 arm 
 
 Unter-armknochen, m. a bone of 
 forearm 
 
 Unter-art, /. sub- variety, sub-species 
 
 Unter-arzt, m. assistant medical 
 ofl&cer 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen- (in compds.), 
 infra-orbital 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-ader, /. infra- 
 orbital vessel 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-arterie, /. infra- 
 orbital artery 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-blutader, /, infra- 
 orbital vein 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-gefass, n. infra- 
 orbital vessel 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-kanal, m. infra- 
 orbital canal 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-loch, n. infra- 
 orbital foramen 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-nerv, w. infra- 
 orbital nerve 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen - pulsader, /. = 
 -arterie 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-rinne, /. = -kanal 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-schlagader, /. =« 
 -arterie 
 
 Unteraugenhohlen-vene, /. = -blut- 
 ader 
 
 Unteraugenlid, n. lower eyelid 
 
 Unterbauch, m. hypogastrium ; vide 
 for compds. also Unterleib- 
 
 Unterbauch- (in compds.), hypo- 
 gastric 
 
 Unterbauch-arterie, /. hypogastric 
 artery 
 
 Unterbauch-bruch, m. hypogastric 
 hernia 
 
 Unterbauch-gefllecht, n. hypogastric 
 plexus 
 
 Unterbauch-gegend, /. hypogastric 
 region 
 
 Unterbauch-pulsader, /. — -arterie 
 
 Unterbauch-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Unterbauch - schmerz, m, hypogas- 
 tric pain 
 
 Unterbewusstsein, n. subconscious- 
 ness 
 
 Unterbinden, v.t. to tie up, to ligature 
 
 Unterbindung, /. tying up, ligature 
 
 Unterbindungs-faden, m. ligature- 
 thread 
 
 Unterbindungs-nadel, /. aneurism- 
 needle 
 
 Unterbindungs-pinzette, /. ligature- 
 forceps, artery compression-for- 
 ceps 
 
 Unterbindungs-stelle, /. site of hga- 
 ture 
 
 Unterbindungs-weise, /. method of 
 ligaturing 
 
 Unterbrechen, v.t. to interrupt, to 
 suspend, to stop, to break 
 
 Unterbrechung, /. interruption, sus- 
 pension, disconnection 
 
 Unterbrechungs-funke, m. contact- 
 spark 
 
 Unterbrechungs-strom, m. contact- 
 current 
 
 Unter-brochen, a. interrupted, sus- 
 pended, stopped, discontinuous, 
 intermittent 
 
 Unter - bromige Saure, /. hypobro- 
 mous acid 
 
 Unter - brustdrusengegend, /, sub- 
 mammary region 
 
 Unter-chlorig, a. hypochlorous 
 
 Unter - chlorige Saure, /. hypochlo- 
 rous acid 
 
 Unter-chlorigsaure Natronlosung, /, 
 solution of sodium hypochlorite 
 
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 Unt 
 
 Unter-chlorsaure, f. cHorine tetr- 
 oxide 
 
 Unter-drucken, v.t. to suppress 
 
 Unter-driickung, /. suppression 
 
 Unter-eitern, v.i. to suppurate and 
 burrow 
 
 Unter-endlage, /. presentation of 
 loWer end of fcstus 
 
 Unter-essigsauer, a. sub-acetate 
 
 Unter-form, /. sub-variety, sub- 
 species 
 
 Unter-fressen, v.t. to corrode under- 
 neath, to burrow 
 
 Unter-gang, m. destruction, ex- 
 tinction, degeneiration 
 
 Unter-gattung, /. sub-variety, sub- 
 species 
 
 Unter-gesicht, n. lower part of face 
 
 Untergraten- (in compds.), infra- 
 spinous 
 
 Uritefgraten-gegend, /. infra-spinous 
 region 
 
 Untergraten-grube, /. iflfra^spinous 
 fossa 
 
 Untergraten-grubenmtlskel, m. infra- 
 spinatus muscle 
 
 Untergraten'-THitskel; m. = -gruben- 
 muskel 
 
 Unterhals, m. lower part of neck or 
 throat 
 
 Unterhaut- (in compds.), subcuta- 
 neous 
 
 Unterhaut-birtdegewebe, n. subcuta- 
 neous connective tissue 
 
 Unterhaut - bindegewebsschicht, /. 
 layer of subciitaneous connective 
 tissue 
 
 Unterhaut - bindegewebsWucherung, 
 /. hypertrophy of subcutaneous 
 connective tissue 
 
 Unterhaut-blutader, /. subcutaneous 
 vein 
 
 Unterhaut-einspritzung, /. subcuta- 
 neotis injection 
 
 Unterhaut-emphysem, n. subcuta- 
 neous emphysema 
 
 Unterhaut-fascie, /. superficial fascia 
 
 Unterhaut - fett, n. subcutaneous 
 fat 
 
 Unterhaut-fettgewebe, n. subcuta- 
 neous fatty tissue 
 
 Unterhaut-fettschicht, /. layer of 
 subcutaneous fat 
 
 Unterhaut-gewebe, n. subcutaneous 
 tissue 
 
 Unterhaut-nerv, m. subcutaneous 
 nerve 
 
 Unterhaut-wassersucht, /. anasarca, 
 subcutaneous dropsy 
 
 Unteifhaut-zellgewebe', f. (and com- 
 pounds), = -bindegewebe 
 
 Unter-hefe, /. bottom yeast 
 
 Unter-hirn, n. sub-encephaloH 
 
 Unter-horn, n. inferiof cornu of 
 lateral ventricle 
 
 Unterkiefer, m. lower ja-v^?, inferior 
 maxiUa 
 
 Unterkiefer-ader, /. inferior dental 
 vein 
 
 Unterkiefer-arterie, /. inferior dental 
 artery 
 
 Unterkiefer-ast, m. ramus of lower 
 jaw 
 
 Unterkiefer-bein, n. inferior maxil- 
 lary bone 
 
 Unterkiefer-blutader, /. inferior den- 
 tal vein 
 
 Unterkiefer-bogen, m. arch of lower 
 jaw 
 
 Unterkiefer-bruch, m. fracture of 
 lower jaw 
 
 Unterkiefer - condylialdfeieck, n. 
 mandibulo-condylial triangle 
 
 Unterkiefer-coronialdreieck, n. man- 
 dibulo-coronial triangle 
 
 Unterkiefer-dfuse, /. submaxillary 
 gland 
 
 Unterkiefer-driisenent^iindung, /. in- 
 flammation of submaxillary glaind 
 
 Unterkiefer-driisenkapsel, /. capsule 
 oi submaxillary gland 
 
 Unterkiefer-fortsatz, m. process of 
 inferior maxilla 
 
 Unterkiefer-fuge, /. symphysis of 
 lower jaw 
 
 Unterkiefet-gangliori, m. submaxil- 
 lar5'- ganglion 
 
 Unterkiefer - gebisSj n. the lower 
 teeth 
 
 Unterkiefer-gegendj /, submaxillary 
 region 
 
 Unterkiefer - gelenk, n. temporo- 
 maxillary articulation 
 
 Unterkiefer-gelenkfortsatz, m. con- 
 dyle of lower jaw 
 
 Unterkiefer-gelenkgrube, /. mandi- 
 bular fossa 
 
 Unterkief er-gesichtshohenindex, m . 
 mandibulo-facial index 
 
 Unterkiefer-gonialdreieck, n. mandi- 
 bulo-gonial triangle 
 
 Unterkiefer-grube, ft glenoid fossa 
 
 Untexkiefer-hals, m. neck of inferidr 
 maxiUa 
 
 Unterkiefer-fcnochen, m. -* -bein 
 
 Unterkiefer-knoten, m. *> -gatiglion 
 
 Unterkief er-korper, m, bodyol TowSj 
 jaw 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Unt 
 
 Uffltei-kiBfet-fcfonenfortsatz, m. coro- 
 
 noid process of lower jaw 
 Untcfkiefer-iahftiung, /. paralysis of 
 
 lower jaw 
 Uflterkiefer-muskel, m. a muscle of 
 
 the lower jaw 
 Unterkiefer-nerv, m. inferior dental 
 
 nerve 
 Ufiterkief6f-6berg€sichtsh6henindex, 
 
 m. mandibulo-suprafacial index 
 Unterfciefer-phaenomenon, n. jaw- 
 clonus 
 yHttfffciefer-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Unteridefer-rand, m. border of lower 
 
 jaw 
 Unterkiefer-schlagader , /. =>= -arterie 
 Uritefkiefer-spalte, /. congenital cleft 
 
 of lower jaw 
 Unterkiefer-speicheldriise, /. sub- 
 maxillary salivary gland 
 Unterkiefer - untergesichtshohenin- 
 dex, m. inandibulo-infrafacial in- 
 dex 
 Unterkiefer- vene, /. = -blutader 
 Unterkiefer-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of lowei- jaw 
 Unterkiefer- winkel, m. submaxillary 
 
 aii^e 
 Unterkiefer-zahn, m. a lower tooth 
 Unterkiefer-zweig, >n. = -ast 
 Unterkinn- (in compds.), submental 
 Unterkinn-ader, /. submental vessel 
 Urtterkinn-arterie, /. submental ar- 
 tery 
 Unterkinn - bluta;der, /. submental 
 
 vein 
 Unterkinn-gegend, /. submental re- 
 gion 
 Uiiterfcinn-lade, /. inferior maxilla 
 Unterkinn-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Uftterkinn-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Unterkinn-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Unt'er-Iage, /. support ; underlayer, 
 
 substratum 
 Unter-lappen, m. inferior lobe 
 Unter-laufen, v.i. to extravasate 
 Unter-laufen, a. bloodshot, extrava- 
 
 sated, ecchyiriosed 
 Unter-laufen, n. extravasation, ec- 
 
 chymosis, suffusion 
 Unter-lauflirig, /. = Uiiter-lauferi, n. 
 Unter-lefze, /. (and compdS;), = 
 
 -lippen 
 Unterleib, m. abdomen ; hypo- 
 gastrium, belly, bowels ; vide iot 
 compds. also Bauch- and Abdom- 
 inal- 
 Utiterleibs- (in compds.), abdominal 
 Unterleibs-adef , ft abdominal vessel 
 
 Unterleibs-aorte, /. abdominatl aorta 
 
 Unterleibs-arte'riftj /. abdoriiirtal ar- 
 tery 
 
 Unterleibs-beschwerde, /. abdominal 
 trouble or disorder 
 
 Unterleibs-blutader, /. abdominal 
 vein 
 
 Unterleibs-blutung, /. abdominal 
 haemoTrhage 
 
 Unterleibs - bruch, m. abdominal 
 hernia 
 
 Unterleibs-driise, /. abdominal gldnd 
 
 Unterleibs - driisenschwindsucht^ /. 
 tabes mesenterica 
 
 Unterleibs-einge^eide, n. abdominal 
 viscera 
 
 Unterleibs-entziindung, /. peritonitis 
 
 Unterleibs-erkaltung, /. cold or chill 
 affecting the bo-Wels ' 
 
 Unterleibs - gefass, n. abdominal 
 vessel 
 
 Unterleibs-gegend, /. abdominal re- 
 gion 
 
 Unterleibs-geschwulst, /. abdominal 
 tumour 
 
 Unterleibs-hohle, /. abdominal cavity 
 
 Unterleibs*h6hlenschwangerschafty/. 
 abdominal pregnancy 
 
 Unterleibs-krank, a. siiffering from 
 abdominal disease 
 
 Unterleibs-fcrankheit, /. any abdom- 
 inal affection 
 
 Unterleibs-leiden, n. = -krankhfeit 
 
 Unterleibs-muskel, m. an abdominal 
 muscle 
 
 Unterleibs-nerv, m. an abdominal 
 nerve 
 
 Unterleibs - organ, n. abdominal 
 organ 
 
 Unterleibs-pulsader, /. = -Arterie 
 
 Unterleibs-schenkelbrueh, m. femo- 
 ral hernia 
 
 Unterleibs-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Unterleibs-schwindsucHt, /. abdom- 
 inal phthisis 
 
 Uftterleibs-skrofeln, f.pl. = -driisefl- 
 schwindsucht 
 
 Uflterleibs-stocfcung, /. abdominal 
 congestion, ileus 
 
 Unterleibs-typhus, m. abdominal 
 typhus (= typhoid) 
 
 Unterleibs-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Uhterleibs-verstopfuflg, /. constipa- 
 tion 
 
 Unterleibs-vollbliitigkeit, /. abdom^- 
 inal plethora or congestion 
 
 Unter-leistengegendy /. subinguinal 
 region. 
 
 Unter-Jid, n, lower eyelid 
 
 543. 
 
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 Unt 
 
 Unter-lidlangsfalte, /. longitudinal 
 fold of lower eyelid 
 
 Unter-liegen,- v.t. to succumb 
 
 Unterlippe, /. lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-ader, /. vessel of lower 
 lip 
 
 Unterlippen - arterie, /. artery of 
 lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-bandchen, n. frenum of 
 lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen - blutader, /. vein of 
 lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 of lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-fistel, /. fistula or sinus 
 of lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-gegend, /, region of 
 lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-krebs, m. cancer of 
 lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-nerv, m. inferior labial 
 nerve 
 
 Unterlippen-niederzieher, m. depres- 
 sor labii inferioris 
 
 Unterlippen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Unterlippen-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Unterlippen-schleimhaut, f. mucous 
 membrane of lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-spalte, /. congenital cleft 
 of lower lip 
 
 Unterlippen-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Unterlippen-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of lower Up 
 
 Unter-minieren, v.t. to undermine, 
 to burrow 
 
 Unter - nagelraum, m. subungual 
 space ' 
 
 Unter-nasenrinne, /. depression in 
 middle of upper lip 
 
 Unter-ohrgrube, /. parotid fossa 
 
 Unter-phosphorige Saure, /. hypo- 
 phosphorous acid 
 
 Unter-phosphorigsauer, /. hypophos- 
 phite 
 
 Unter-phosphorsaure, /. hypophos- 
 phoric acid 
 
 Unter-rippe, /. lower or false rib 
 
 Unter-rippengegend, /. hypochon- 
 driac region 
 
 Unter-rippenmuskel, m. subcostal 
 muscle 
 
 Unter-roUnerv, m. infra- trochlear 
 nerve 
 
 Unter-salpetersauer, a. hyponitric 
 
 Unter-salpetersaure, /. hyponitrio 
 acid 
 
 Unter-salpetersaures Salz, n. hypo- 
 nitrite 
 
 Unter-salpetrige Saure, /. hyponi- 
 trous acid 
 
 Unter-scheiden, v.f. to distinguish, 
 to discriminate, to differentiate, 
 to diagnose 
 
 Unterscheidung, /. distinction, dis- 
 crimination, differentiation, diag- 
 nosis 
 
 Unterscheidungs-kraft, /. power of 
 discernment 
 
 Unterscheidungs-lehre, /. diagnosis, 
 the art of diagnosis 
 
 Unterscheidungs-merkmal, n, cha- 
 racteristic sign or feature 
 
 Unterscheidungs-mittel, n. means of 
 differentiation ; method of diag- 
 nosis 
 
 Unterscheidungs-vermogen, n. = 
 -kraft 
 
 Unterscheidungs - zeichen, n. = 
 -tnerkmal 
 
 Unterschenkel, w. the leg (below the 
 knee) 
 
 Unterschenkel-ader, /. vessel of the 
 leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-band, n. crural liga- 
 ment 
 
 Unterschenkel-bein, n. tibia or fibula 
 
 Unterschenkel - beuger, m. biceps 
 femoris 
 
 Unterschenkel-binde, /. fascia of the 
 leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-blutader, /, vein ' of 
 the leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-gegend, /. region of 
 the leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-geschwijr, n. ulcer of 
 the leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-hinterfiache, /. pos- 
 terior surface of leg 
 
 Unter-schenkel-knochen, m. = -bein 
 
 Unterschenkel-muskel, m. a muscle 
 of the leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-nerv, m. a nerve of 
 the leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-strecker, m. quadri- 
 ceps femoris 
 
 Unterschenkel-vene, /. = -blutader 
 
 Unterschenkel-vorderflache, /. an- 
 terior surface of leg 
 
 Unterschenkel-zuzieher, m. adduc- 
 tor of the leg 
 
 Unterschieber, m. slipper bed-pan 
 
 Unterschied, m. difference, distinc- 
 tion 
 
 Unterschieds-empfindlichkeit, /. dif- 
 ferential sensibility 
 
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 Unterschieds-schwelle, /. diSerential 
 threshold 
 
 Unterschlafen- (in compds.), infra- 
 temporal 
 
 Unterschlafen-grube, /. zygomatic 
 fossa 
 
 Unterschleimhautgewebe, n. sub- 
 mucous tissue 
 
 Unterschlusselbein- (in compds.), 
 subclavian, infraclavicular 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-ader, /, subcla- 
 vian vessel 
 
 Unterschlusselbein-arterie, /. sub- 
 clavian artery 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-blutader, /. sub- 
 clavian vein 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-gegend, /. sub- 
 clavian region 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-grube, /, infra- 
 clavicular fossa 
 
 Unterschlusselbein-muskel, m. sub- 
 clavius 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-pulsader, /. = 
 -arterie 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-schlagader, /. = 
 -arterie 
 
 Unterschliisselbein-vene, /. = -blut- 
 ader 
 
 Unterschulterblatt- (in compds.), 
 subscapular 
 
 Unterschulterblatt-arterie, /. sub- 
 scapular artery 
 
 Unterschulterblatt-gegend, /. sub- 
 scapular region 
 
 Unterschulterblatt - grube, /. sub- 
 scapular fossa 
 
 Unterschulterblatt-muskel, m. sub- 
 scapularis muscle 
 
 Unterschulterblatt - nerv, m. sub- 
 scapular nerve 
 
 Unterschulterblatt-pulsader, /. = 
 -arterie 
 
 Unterschulterblatt-schlagader, /. = 
 -arterie 
 
 Unter-schwaren, v.i. to undermine 
 or burrOw 
 
 Unter - schwefelsauer, a. hyposul- 
 phuric 
 
 Unter-schwefelsaures Salz, n. hypo- 
 sulphate 
 
 Unter-schwefiig, a. hyposulphurous 
 
 Unter-schweflige Saure, /. hyposul- 
 phurous acid 
 
 Unter-schwefligsauer, a. hyposul- 
 phite 
 
 Unter-schwefligsaures Natron, n. 
 sodium hyposulphite 
 
 Unter-schwefligsaures Salz, n, hypo- 
 sulphite 
 
 Unter-stachel- (and compds.), vide 
 Unter-graten- 
 
 Unter-stiitzend, a. supporting, as- 
 sisting, adjuvant 
 
 Unter-stiitzung, /. support, assist- 
 ance 
 
 Untersuchen, v.t. to investigate, to 
 examine ; to probe ; to inspect ; 
 to explore 
 
 Untersuchung, /. investigation, ex- 
 amination ; probing ; inspec- 
 tion ; exploration 
 
 Untersuchungs-art, /. method of 
 examination, &c. 
 
 Untersuchungs-befund, m, result ol 
 examination 
 
 Untersuchungs-ergebnis, n. = -be- 
 fund 
 
 Untersuchungs - lage, /. position 
 during examination 
 
 Untersuchungs-lager, n. examina- 
 tion couch 
 
 Untersuchungs-methode, /. method 
 of examination 
 
 Untersuchungs-stuhl, m. gynaeco- 
 logical chair 
 
 Untersuchungs-tisch, m. examina- 
 tion table 
 
 Untersuchungs-verf ahren, n. 
 -methode 
 
 Untersuchungs-weise, /. = -methode 
 
 Unter-tauchen, v.t. to immerse, to 
 submerge, to dip 
 
 Unter-tauchung, /. immersion, sub- 
 mersion 
 
 Unter-wachsen, v.i. to grow under 
 
 Unter- wachsung, /. a growing under 
 
 Unter- wundarzt, m. assistant sur- 
 geon 
 
 Unter- wurm, m. inferior vermiform 
 process 
 
 Unter-zahn, m. lower tooth 
 
 Unterzungen- (in compds.), sub- 
 lingual 
 
 Unterzungen-arterie, /. sublingual 
 artery 
 
 Unterzungen-driise, /. sublingual 
 gland 
 
 Unterzungen-drusenentziindung, /. 
 inflammation of sublingual glands 
 
 Unterzungen-driisenknoten, m. sub- 
 lingual ganglion 
 
 Unterzungen-nerv, m. hypoglossal 
 nerve 
 
 Unterzungen-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Unterzungen-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Unterzungen-speicheldriise, /. sub- 
 lingual salivary gland 
 545 2M 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ute 
 
 Unterzwerchfellmuskeln, m.pl. mus- 
 cular bundles of diaphragm under- 
 neath the central tendon 
 
 Unterzwickel, m. subcuneus 
 
 Unthatig, /. inactive, indolent, idle, 
 sluggish ; inert 
 
 Unthatigkeit, /. inactivity, indo- 
 lence, idleness, sluggishness ; in- 
 ertness 
 
 Unthatigkeitsankylose, /. ankylosis 
 from disuse 
 
 Unumziichtbar, a. unchangeable by 
 culture 
 
 Unumzuchtbarkeit, /. unchange- 
 ability by culture 
 
 Ununterbrochen, a. uninterrupted, 
 continuous, incessant 
 
 Unverbrennbar, a. incombustible 
 
 Unverbrennbarkeit, /. incombusti- 
 bility 
 
 Unverbrennlich, a. = Unverbrennbar 
 
 Unverbrennlichkeit, /. = Unver- 
 brennbarkheit 
 
 Unverdaulich, a. indigestible 
 
 Unverdaulichkeit, /. indigestible- 
 ness ; indigestion 
 
 Unverdaut, a. undigested 
 
 Unverdauung, /. indigestion 
 
 Unverheiratet, a. unmarried 
 
 Unverkennbar, a, evident, unmis- 
 takable 
 
 Unverletzt, a. uninjured, un- 
 wounded ; intact 
 
 Unvermogen, n. incapacity, ina- 
 bility ; impotence 
 
 Unvermogend, a. impotent ; un- 
 able 
 
 Unversehrt, a. = Unverletzt 
 
 Unvertilgbar, a. ineradicable, indel- 
 ible 
 
 Unvertilgbarkeit, /. ineradicability, 
 indelibility 
 
 Unverweslich, a. imputrescible, in- 
 capable of decay 
 
 Unverwundet, a. uninjured, un- 
 wounded 
 
 Unvollkommen, a. imperfect, de- 
 fective, incomplete 
 
 Unvollkommenheit, /. imperfection, 
 defectiveness, incompleteness 
 
 Unvorsatzlicher Totschlag, m. man- 
 slaughter, homicide 
 
 Unwillkurlich, a. involuntary, un- 
 intentional, incontinent, sponta- 
 neous 
 
 Unwillkiirlichkeit, /. involuntari- 
 ness. incontinence, spontaneity 
 
 Unwirksam, a. inefiectual, ineffica- 
 cious, ineffective 
 
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 Unwirksamkeit, f. inefficaey 
 
 Unwohl, a. unwell, indisposed, poorly 
 
 Unwohlsein, n. indisposition 
 
 Unwohlwerden, n. the becoming: 
 indisposed 
 
 Unze, /. ounce 
 
 Unzeitig, a. untimely ; immature, 
 premature ; abortive 
 
 Unzeitigkeit, /. untimeliness ; im' 
 maturity, prematurity 
 
 Unzersetzt, a. undecomposed 
 
 Unzucht, /. unchastity ; prostitu- 
 tion 
 
 Unziichtig, a. unchaste, lewd 
 
 Unzulanglich, a. insufficient, inade- 
 quate 
 
 Unzulanglichkeit, /. insufficiency, 
 inadequacy 
 
 Unzurechnungsfahig, a. irrespon- 
 sible, incapable of moral respon- 
 sibility 
 
 Unzurechnungsfahigkeit, /. irre- 
 sponsibility ; unsound state of 
 mind 
 
 Upasgift, n. poison of upas-tree 
 
 Ur- (in compds.), primitive, pri- 
 mary, primordial, original 
 
 Uramie, /. uraemia 
 
 Uramisch, a. uraemio 
 
 Uran, n. uranium 
 
 Uranismus, m. sexual intercourse 
 between men 
 
 Uranit, n. uranite 
 
 Uranlage, /. original rudiment 
 
 Uranoplastik, /. uranoplasty 
 
 Uranorrhaphie, /. sewing up of 
 palate 
 
 Uranoschisis, f. cleft palate 
 
 Uranostaphyloplastik, /. plastic sur- 
 gery of hard and soft palates 
 
 Uranoxyd, n. uranous oxide 
 
 Uranoxydul, n. protoxide of ura- 
 nium 
 
 Uranoxyduloxyd, n. uranoso-uranic 
 oxide 
 
 Uranylsalze, n.pl. uranyl salts 
 
 Urarthritis, /. gout 
 
 Urat, n. urate 
 
 Urat-sediment, n. sediment of urates 
 
 Urat-stein, m. calculus of urates 
 
 Urat-urie, /. abnormal excretion of 
 urates 
 
 Urdarm, m. primary rudiment of 
 intestine ; archenteron (Haechel) 
 
 Urdarmfalten, f.pl. primary folds 
 about the rudimsntary intestine 
 
 Urdarmhohle, /. primary intestinal 
 cavity 
 
 Uredineen, pi, ureSineae 
 
Ure 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Usu 
 
 ■ Uredosporen, j)!. summer spores of 
 
 certain uredineae 
 Urei, n . primitive or primordial ovum 
 Ureter- ; for all compds. vide Harn- 
 
 leiter- 
 Ureterisch, a. ureteral 
 Urethra- (in compds.), vide also 
 
 Harnrohren- 
 Urethral- (in compds.), urethral 
 Urethral-fieber, n. urethral or ca- 
 theter fever 
 Urethral-furche, /. groove between 
 
 the corpora cavernosa 
 Urethral-gang, m. Skene's tubule 
 Urethral-gie, /. urethral pain 
 Urethral-krisen, f.pl. urethral crises 
 Urethral-zange, /. urethral forceps 
 Urethrektomie, /. excision of a por- 
 tion of the urethra 
 Urethrismus, m. spasm of the 
 
 urethra 
 Urethro- (in compds.), urethro- 
 Urethrocele, n. urethral diverticulum 
 Urethro-plastik, /. urethroplasty 
 Urethro-rrhagie, /. urethral hemor- 
 rhage 
 Urethro-skopie, /. urethroscopy 
 Urethro-skopisch, a. urethroscopic 
 Urethro-stenose, /. urethral stricture 
 Urethro-tomie, /. urethrotomy 
 Uretica, n.pl. diuretics 
 Urfarbe, /. primary colour 
 Urform, /. primitive type 
 Urfurche, /. primitive groove 
 Uricaemie, /. uricaemia 
 Uridrosis, /. excretion of sweat con- 
 taining urea 
 Urin, m. urine ; vide for compds. 
 
 Harn- 
 Urinblase, /. urinary bladder ; vide 
 
 for compds. Harnblasen 
 Urincarbaminsaure, /, allophanic 
 
 acid 
 Urinfistel, /. urinary fistula 
 Urinieren, v.i. to micturate 
 Urinos, a. urinous 
 Urkeim, m. primitive germ, proto- 
 
 blast 
 Urkeimzelle, /. protoblastic cell 
 Urlaut, m. primitive or first sound 
 Urmensch, m. primitive man 
 Urmesodermzelle, /. primary telo- 
 
 blast of the mesoderm 
 Urmund, m. primitive orifice ; blas- 
 topore (Haeckd) 
 Urnagel, m. primitive nail 
 Urniere, /. primordial kidney. 
 
 Wolffian body 
 Urnieren-gang, m. Wolffian duct 
 
 Urnieren-leistenband, n. gubernacu- 
 
 lum Hunteri 
 Uro- (in compds.), uro-, urinary 
 Urocele, n. scrotal tumour contain- 
 ing urine 
 Uro -genital wulst, m. urogenital cord 
 Uro-lithiasis, /. formation of urinary 
 
 calculus 
 Uro-logie, /. study of the urine 
 Uro-melus, m. monster with fused 
 
 lower limbs 
 Uro-rrhoe, /. incontinence of urine 
 Urosen, f.pl. urinary diseases 
 Uro-skopie, /. uroscopy 
 Ursache, /. cause, reason 
 Ursamenzelle, /. primitive sperm-cell 
 Urschleim, m. bathybius Haeckelii 
 
 {Huxl.) 
 Ursegment, n. primary segment 
 Ursegment-hohle, /. ' cavity in a 
 
 protoveitebral column 
 Ursegment-platten, f.pl. proto-ver- 
 
 tebral plates 
 Ursprung, m. origin 
 Ursprungiich, a. original, .primitive, 
 
 primary, primordial 
 Ursprungs-centrum, n. centre oi 
 
 origin 
 Ursprungs - faser, /. fibre of origin, 
 
 primitive fibre 
 Ursprungs-flache, /. surface of origin 
 Ursprungs-herd, m. focus or centre 
 
 of origin 
 Ursprungs-kern, m. nucleus of origin 
 Ursprungs-ort, m. place of origin 
 Ursprungs-sehne, /. tendon of origin, 
 
 tendon of insertion 
 Urstoff, m. element, primary matter 
 Urstoffteilchen, n. atom 
 Urtier, n. protozoon 
 Urtierchen, n. = Urtier 
 Urtikariell, a. urticarial 
 Urwindung, /. primitive convolution 
 Urwirbel, m, primitive vertebra, 
 
 myotome 
 Urwirbel-hohle, /. cavity of the 
 
 myotome 
 Urwirbel - platte, /. primitive verte- 
 bral plate 
 Urzelle, /. primitive cell, ovum 
 Urzeugung, /. abiogenesis ; sponta- 
 neous generation 
 Usur, /. a wearing-away, abrasion > 
 
 erosion ; superficial ulceration 
 Usurgeschwiir, n. superficial ulcer 
 Usurieren, v.i. to wear away, to- 
 
 erode, to ulcerate superficially 
 Usuriert, a. worn away, eroded,, 
 
 superficially ulcerated ; abraded 
 
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UsU 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Vfeg 
 
 Usurierung, /. the condition of 
 
 erosion, abrasion, or superficial 
 
 ulceration 
 Uterin- (in compds.), uterine ; vide 
 
 for compds. Gebarmutter- 
 Uterinalruhr, /. metritis dysen- 
 
 terica (Rokitansky) 
 
 Uteroskopie, /. examination of the 
 
 uterus 
 Uterus, m. uterus ; vide for compds. 
 
 Gebarmutter- 
 Utriculardriise, /. uterine gland 
 Uvitinsaure, /. uvitic acid 
 Uvulotomie, /. removal of uvula 
 
 V 
 
 Vaccination- (in compds.), vide Impf- 
 Vaccine, /. vaccine 
 Vaccine-blaschen, n. vaccine vesicle 
 Vaccine-borke, /. crust formed by 
 
 vaccine vesicle 
 Vaccine-gift, n. vaccine virus 
 Vaccine-infektionsstoff, m. vaccine 
 
 matter 
 Vaccine-pustel, /. vaccine pustule 
 Vaccinieren, v.t. to vaccinate 
 Vaginal- (in compds.), vide Scheiden 
 Vaginalkugel, /. vaginal suppository 
 Vaginoskop, n. electro-endoscope for 
 
 vaginal examination 
 Vaginoskopie, /. vaginal inspection 
 Vagotomie, /. section of vagus 
 Vagus, m. vagus nerve 
 Vagus-durchschneidung, /. section 
 
 of vagus nerve 
 Vagus-feld, n. area of vagus nerve 
 Vagus-gruppe, /. vagus group of 
 
 nerves 
 Vagus-kern. m. vagus nucleus 
 Vagus-neurose, /. affection of vagus 
 
 nerve 
 Vagus - pneutnonie, /. pneumonia 
 
 following injury of vagus nerve 
 Vagus-stamm, m. trunk of vagus 
 
 nerve 
 Valentinskrankheit, /. epilepsy 
 Valenz, /. valency 
 Valerian, m. valerian 
 Valerian- 61, n. valerian-oil 
 Valerian-saure, /. valerianic acid 
 Valleix'sche Druckpunkte, m.pl. Val- 
 
 leix's points 
 Vallet'sche Pillen, f.pl. Pilulae ferri 
 
 carbonici. Ph. G. 
 Valsalva 'scher Versuch, m. Valsal- 
 va's experiment 
 Valtinskrankheit, /. epilepsy 
 Vanadinsaure, /. vanadic acid 
 Vanille, /. vanilla 
 Vanillen-kampfer, m. vanillin 
 Vanillen-zucker, m. Vanilla sac- 
 
 charata. Ph. G, 
 
 Variabilitat, /. variability 
 
 Varicellen, f.pl. chicken-pox 
 
 Varicellenblaschen, n. chicken-pox 
 vesicle 
 
 Varicen, pi. varicose veins 
 
 Varietat, /. variety 
 
 Varikocele, n. varicocele 
 
 Varikos, a. varicose 
 
 Varikositat, /. varicosity 
 
 Variola, /. variola 
 
 Variola-blaschen, n. variola vesicle 
 
 Variola-borke, /. crust formed by 
 variola vesicle 
 
 Variola-psychosen, f.pl. insanity due 
 to small-pox 
 
 Variola-pustel, /. variola pustule 
 
 Variolation, /. inoculation of small- 
 pox 
 
 Variolen, pi. ; vide Variola 
 
 Varioloiden, pi. varioloids 
 
 Variolois, /. varioloid 
 
 Variolos, a. variolous 
 
 Varolsbriicke, /. pons Varolii 
 
 Vaselinol, n. vaseline-oU, used for 
 hair and skin 
 
 Vaskular, a. vascular 
 
 Vaskularapoplexie, /. acute conges- 
 tion 
 
 Vaskulos, a. = Vaskular 
 
 Vaso- (in compds.), vaso- 
 
 Vaso-formativ, a. vasifactive 
 
 Vaso-motorisch, a. vasomotor 
 
 Vaso-neurosen, f.pl. affections of 
 vascular nerves 
 
 Vateriafett, n. fat obtained from 
 the seed of Vateria indica 
 
 Vater'sche Korperchen, n.pl. Paci- 
 nian bodies 
 
 Vater'sches Divertikel, n. ampulla of 
 Vater 
 
 Vauban'sches Festungsbild, m. tei- 
 chopsia 
 
 Vegetabilisch, a. vegetable 
 
 Vegetabilischer Schwamm, m. loofah 
 sponge 
 
 Vegefcirier, m. vegetarian 
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Veg 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ven 
 
 Vegetarierkost, /. vegetarian diet 
 Vegetationskasten, m. incubator 
 Vegetativ, a. vegetative 
 Vegetative Zelle, /. vegetative cell 
 Vegetativer Eipol, m. vegetative pole 
 Vegetatives Blatt, n. splanchnopleure 
 Vegetatives Nervensystem, n. vis- 
 ceral nervous system 
 Vehikel, m. vehicle 
 Veilchen, n. violet 
 
 Veilchenbaum, m. Eucalyptus globu- 
 lus 
 Veilchenwurzel, /. orris-root 
 Veitstanz, m. chorea, St. Vitus 's 
 
 dance, tarantism 
 Velpeau'scher Verband, m. bandage 
 
 for fractured clavicle 
 Veltenstanz, m. = Veitstanz 
 Venasektion, /. venesection 
 Vene, /. vein 
 
 Venen- (in compds.), venous 
 Venen-anschwellung, /. distension of 
 
 veins 
 Venen-ast, m. branch of a vein 
 Venen-ausfiihrungsgang, m. venous 
 
 orifice 
 Venen-bahn, /. venous track 
 Venen-beschreibung, ■/. description 
 
 of veins 
 Venen-blut, n. venous blood 
 Venen-bruch, m. rupture of a vein, 
 
 varix, varicocele 
 Venen-entziindung, /. phlebitis 
 Venen-erweiterung, /. venous dila- 
 tation ; varix 
 Venen-falte, /. valve of a vein 
 Venen-gebaude, n. venous system 
 Venen-gefass, n. a vein 
 Venen - gefassstamm, m. venous 
 
 trunk 
 Venen-geflecht, n. venous plexus 
 Venen-geflechtschlagader, /. choroid 
 
 artery 
 Venen-gerausch, n. venous murmur 
 Venen-geschwulst, /. venous or vas- 
 cular tumour, varicose vein, vari- 
 cose swelling 
 Venen-gewachs, n. vascular growth 
 Venen-gewebe, n. venous tissue 
 Venen-hauptstamm, m. principal 
 
 venous trunk 
 Venen-hautchen, n. choroid mem- 
 brane 
 Venen-hohle, /. venous sinus 
 Venen-kanal, m. lumen of vein 
 Venen-klappe, /. valve of vein 
 Venen -knoten, m. venous or vascu- 
 lar tumour, varicose vein, vari- 
 cose swelling 
 
 Venen-kranz, m. corona venosa 
 Venen-krebs, m. cancer of a vein 
 Venen-kropf, m. goitre with en- 
 larged veins 
 Venen-lichtung, /. lumen of vein 
 Venen-messer, m. sphygmograph 
 Venen-netz, n. venous plexus 
 Venen-pfropfen, m. thrombus in a 
 
 vein 
 Venen-presse, /. tourniquet 
 Venen-puls, m. venous pulse 
 Venen-i:ohr, n. = -lichtung 
 Venen-sack, m. vein-sac 
 Venen-sausen, n. venous hum or 
 
 murmur 
 Venen-scheide, /. sheath of vein 
 Venen-schraube, /. tourniquet 
 Venen-schwellung, /. = -anschwell- 
 
 ung 
 Venen-stamm, m. venous trunk 
 Venen-stammchen, n. venule 
 Venen-stauung, /. venous congestion 
 Venen-stein, m. phlebolith 
 Venen-strang, m. venous cord or 
 
 plexus 
 Venen-systcm, n. venous system 
 Venen-unterbindung, /. ligation of a 
 
 vein 
 Venen-verastelung, /. ramification of 
 
 veins 
 Venen-verengung, /. venous stenosis 
 Venen-verschliessung, /. occlusion of 
 
 a vein 
 Venen-verstopfung, /. plugging of a 
 
 vein 
 Venen-verzweigung, /. = -verastel- 
 
 ung 
 Venen-wand, /. wall of a vein 
 Venen-wulstung, /. protrusion of 
 
 veins 
 Venen-zweig, m. = -ast 
 Venerie, /. syphilis 
 Venerismus pyorrhoicus, m. gonor- 
 rhoea 
 Venerisch, a. syphilitic 
 Venos, a. venous 
 Venositat, /. venosity 
 Ventil, n. valve 
 Ventilation, /. ventilation ; vide for 
 
 compds. also Liiftung- 
 Ventilations-anlage, /. plan or sys- 
 tem of ventilation 
 Ventilations-vorrichtung, /. appara- 
 tus for ventilation 
 Ventilieren, v.i. to ventilate 
 Ventilierschaft, m. air or ventilating 
 
 shaft 
 Ventilierung, /. ventilation 
 Ventrikel, m. ventricle 
 
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Ven 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ver 
 
 Venus- (in compds.). Veneris ; 
 venereal 
 
 Venus-berg, m. mons Veneris 
 
 Venus-bliitchen, n. venereal erup- 
 tion 
 
 Venus-hiigel, m. = -berg 
 
 Venus-krone, /. corona Veneris 
 
 Venus-milch, /. tincture of benzoin 
 
 Venus-seuche, /. syphilis 
 
 Veranderung, /. change, transforma- 
 tion 
 
 Veranderungs-delirium, n. or -wahn, 
 m. mania characterised by the 
 delusion of being metamorphosed 
 
 Veranlagung, /. predisposition 
 
 Verantwortlich, a. responsible, ac- 
 countable 
 
 Verantwortlichkeit, /. responsibiUty 
 
 Verarbeiten, v.t. to use up, to digest ; 
 to supplement 
 
 Verarbeitung, /. digestion 
 
 Verarmen, v.i. to become impover- 
 ished 
 
 Verarmung, /. impoverishment 
 
 Verarten, v.i. to degenerate 
 
 Verasteln, v.i. to ramify, to anasto- 
 mose 
 
 Verastelung, /. ramification, anasto- 
 mosis 
 
 Verastelungsgebiet, n. region of ra- 
 mification or anastomosis 
 
 Veratrismus, m. veratrin poisoning 
 
 Veratzen, v.t. & i. to cauterise ; to 
 erode 
 
 Veratzung, /. erosion, cauterisation 
 
 Verband, m. dressing, bandaging, 
 bandage 
 
 Verband-abnahme, /. removal of 
 dressing 
 
 Verband-anlegung, /. application of 
 dressing 
 
 Verband-gegenstand, m. any dress- 
 ing material 
 
 Verband-klemme, f. a clamp for 
 dressing 
 
 Verband-kravatte, /. cravat bandage 
 
 Verband-kurs, m. course on band- 
 aging 
 
 Verband-lappen, m. compress 
 
 Verband-lappchen, n. = -lappen 
 
 Verband-lehre, /. art of bandaging 
 and dressing 
 
 Verband - methode, /. method of 
 bandaging 
 
 Verband-mittel, n. bandaging ma- 
 terial 
 
 Verband-mull, m. mull for bandages 
 
 Verband-packchen, n. first field 
 dressing carried by every soldier 
 
 Verband-pappe, /. starch paste for 
 bandaging 
 
 Verband-platz, m. dressing station 
 (military) 
 
 Verband - schnalle, /. buckle for 
 bandages 
 
 Verband-stoff, m. = -mittel 
 
 Verband-tasche, /. surgical pocket 
 dressing-case 
 
 Verband-technik, /. the technique of 
 bandaging 
 
 Verband-torf, m. peat for dressing 
 
 Verband-tuch, n. cloth for dressing 
 or bandaging 
 
 Verband-vorrichtung, /. bandaging 
 mechanism 
 
 Verband-wasser, n. a lotion 
 
 Verband- watte, /. wadding for dress- 
 ing 
 
 Verband - wechsel, m. change of 
 dressing 
 
 Verband-zeug, n. — -mittel 
 
 Verband-zweck, m. aim or object of 
 dressing 
 
 Verbenaol, n. essential oil of verbena 
 
 Verbessern, v.t. & refl. to improve, to 
 ameliorate 
 
 Verbessernd, a. corrective 
 
 Verbesserung, /. improvement, 
 change for the better 
 
 Verbesserungsmittel, n. a corrective 
 
 Verbiegen, v.t. to bend, to twist, to 
 curve 
 
 Verbiegung, /. bending, curvature 
 
 Verbilden, v.t. to deform, to pervert 
 
 Verbildung, /. malformation ; per- 
 version 
 
 Verbinde- (in compds.), vide also 
 Verband- 
 
 Verbinden, v.t. to bind up, to tie, to 
 bandage, to dress 
 
 Verbinden, n. binding up, tjdng up, 
 bandaging, dressing 
 
 Verbinder, m. dresser 
 
 Verbindezelt, n. dressing-tent (mili- 
 tary) 
 
 Verbindung, /. binding up, dre; sing ; 
 connection ; communication ; com- 
 pound ; symphysis 
 
 Verbindungs - arterie, /. communi- 
 cating artery 
 
 Verbindungs-ast, m. cojnmunicating 
 branch 
 
 Verbindungs-blatt, m. lamina medul- 
 laris circumvoluta 
 
 Verbindungs-brucke, /. connecting 
 bridge 
 
 Verbindungs-faden, w. connecting 
 fibre 
 
 SSO 
 
Ver 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ver 
 
 Verbindungs-gewicht, n. equivalent 
 weight 
 
 Verbindungs - kanal, m. communi- 
 cating canal 
 
 Verbindungs-kanalchen, n. = -kanal 
 
 Vetbindungs-pol, m. communicating 
 pole 
 
 Verbindungs-schnitt, m. connecting 
 incision 
 
 Verbindungs-sehne, /. connecting 
 tendon 
 
 Verbifldungs-stelle, /. place of con- 
 nection ; symphysis 
 
 Verbindungs-stiel, m. connecting 
 pedicle 
 
 Verbindungs-strang, m. connecting 
 strand or bundle 
 
 Verbindungs-stiick, n. connecting- 
 piece 
 
 Verbindungs-wSrme, /. heat of com- 
 bination 
 
 Verbindungs- wulst, m. connecting 
 convolution 
 
 Verbindungs-zweig, m. = -ast 
 
 Verbluten, v.i. & refl. to cease bleed- 
 ing ; to bleed to death 
 
 Verblutung, /. bleeding to death 
 
 Verblutungs-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 symptom of fatal hsemorrhage 
 
 Verblutungs-gefahr, /. danger of 
 death from hjemorrhage 
 
 Verblutungs-tod, m. death from 
 hnemorrhage 
 
 Verbogen, a. bent, curved 
 
 Verborgen, a. hidden, obscure 
 
 Verbrauch, m. consumption 
 
 Verbrauchen, v.t. to consume 
 
 Verbrecher, m. criminal 
 
 Verbrecher-asyl, n. criminal-lunatic 
 asylum 
 
 Verbrecher-schadel, tn. skull of a 
 criminal 
 
 Verbrecher-typus, m. type of cri- 
 minal 
 
 Verbrecher-wahnsinn, m. moral in- 
 sanity 
 
 Verbreiten, v.t. & refl. to spread, to 
 disperse,, to disseminate, to diffuse 
 
 Verbreitung, /. spreading, dissemina- 
 tion, extension, diffusion 
 
 Verbreitungs-bezirk, in. area of ra- 
 mification or spreading out 
 
 Verbreitungs-gebiet, n. = -bezirk 
 
 Verbreitungs-weg, m. path or course 
 of spreading or diffusion 
 
 Verbreitungs - weise, /. mode of 
 spreading or dissemination 
 
 Verbrennbar, a. combustible 
 
 Verbfennbarkeit, /. cgmbustibility 
 
 Verbrennen, v.L & refl. to burn ; to 
 scorch ; to scald ; to cremate 
 
 Verbrentiung, /. burning, scorch, 
 combustion ; cremation 
 
 Verbrennungs-analyse, /. combus- 
 tion analysis 
 
 Verbrennuiigs-lMel, m. combustion 
 spoon 
 
 Verbrennungs-narbe, /. cicatrix due 
 to burn 
 
 Verbrennungs-ofen, m. combustion 
 furnace 
 
 Verbrennungs-produkt, n. product of 
 combustion 
 
 Verbrennungs-prozess, m. process of 
 combustion 
 
 Verbrennungs-rShre, /. combustion 
 tube 
 
 Verbrennungs-temperatur, /. tem- 
 perature of combustion 
 
 Verbrennungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 zess 
 
 Verbrennungs- warme, /. heat of com- 
 bustion 
 
 Verbriihen, v.t. to scald 
 
 Verbruhung, /. scalding 
 
 Verdacht, m. suspicion 
 
 Verdachtig, a. suspicious 
 
 Verdampfen, v.i. to evaporate 
 
 Verdampfung, f. evaporation 
 
 Verdampfungswarme, /. heat of 
 evaporation, latent heat of va- 
 pour 
 
 Verdauen, v.t. to digest 
 
 Verdaulich, a. digestible 
 
 Verdaulichkeit, /. digestibility 
 
 Verdauung, /. digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-akt, m. the act of diges- 
 
 . tion 
 
 Verdauungs-apparat, m. digestive 
 apparatus 
 
 Verdauungs-befordernd, a. assisting 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-beschwerde, /. troubles 
 of digestion, dyspepsia 
 
 Verdauungs-blut, n. blood contain- 
 ing products of digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-dauer, /. duration of 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-driise, /. a gland assist- 
 ing in digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-eingeweide, n. digestive 
 tract 
 
 Verdauungs-fahig, a. digestible 
 
 Verdauungs-fahigkeit, /. digestibility 
 
 Verdauungs-fieber, n. slight fever 
 occurring in convalescence or 
 debility during digestion of a 
 heavy meal 
 
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Ver 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ver 
 
 Verdauungs-fliissigkeit, /. digestive 
 fluid, gastric juice 
 
 Verdauungs-fordernd, a. — -befor- 
 dernd 
 
 Verdauungs-geschaft, n. digestive 
 process 
 
 Verdauungs - kanal, m. digestive 
 canal 
 
 Verdauungs-kolik, /. intestinal colic 
 
 Verdauungs-kraft, /. digestive power 
 
 Verdauungs-krankheit, /. an affec- 
 tion due to defective digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-lehre, /. the theory of 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 
 Verdauungs-mangel, m. absence or 
 weakness of digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-mittel, n. a digestive 
 remedy 
 
 Verdauungs - organ, n. digestive 
 organ 
 
 Verdauungs-produkt, n. product of 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-rohr, n. digestive tract, 
 alimentary canal 
 
 Verdauungs-saft, m. = -fliissigkeit 
 
 Verdauungs-schlauch, m. digestive 
 tract 
 
 Verdauungs-schleimhaut, /. diges- 
 tive mucous membrane 
 
 Verdauungs-schwach, a. dyspeptic 
 
 Verdauungs-schwache, /. weakness 
 of digestion, dyspepsia 
 
 Verdauungs-sekret, n. digestive se- 
 cretion 
 
 Verdauungs-starkend, a. strengthen- 
 ing digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-storung, /. disturbance 
 of digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-traktus, m. digestive 
 tract 
 
 Verdauungs-unfahig, a. incapable of 
 digesting 
 
 Verdauungs-unfahigkeit, /. incapa- 
 bility of digesting 
 
 Verdauungs-verlauf, m. course of 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-vermogen, n. power of 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 digestion 
 
 Verdauungs-weg, m. digestive tract 
 
 Verdauungs- werk, n. = -vorgang 
 
 Verdauungs-werkzeug, n. = -organ 
 
 Verdauungs-zeit, /. time or duration 
 of digestion 
 
 Verderben, v.t. to spoil, to ruin, to 
 destroy, to render unfit ; to de- 
 range ; to vitiate 
 
 Verderbheit, /. = Verderbnis 
 
 Verderbnis, /. corruption ; perver- 
 sity, perversion 
 
 Verdichten, v.t. to condense, to 
 thicken ; to inspissate 
 
 Verdichtung, /. condensation, thick- 
 ening ; inspissation 
 
 Verdicken, v.f. to thicken, to con- 
 dense ; to inspissate 
 
 Verdickung, /. thickening, condensa- 
 tion ; inspissation 
 
 Verdoppeln, v.t. to double, to dupli- 
 cate 
 
 Verdoppelung, /. doubling, duplica- 
 ture 
 
 Verderben, a. spoiled ; vitiated ; 
 tainted ; damaged ; disordered 
 
 Verdorbener Magen, m. deranged 
 stomach ; bilious attack 
 
 Verdorbenheit, /. = Verderbnis 
 
 Verdrangen, v.t. to displace, to 
 remove 
 
 Verdrangung, /. displacement, re- 
 moval 
 
 Verdrangungs-blaschen, n. vesicle 
 due to pressure 
 
 Verdrangungs-blase, /. = -blaschen 
 
 Verdrangungs-erscheinung, /. phe- 
 nomenon or sign of displacement 
 
 Verdrehen, v.t. to distort, to twist ; 
 to sprain 
 
 Verdrehung, /. distortion, twisting ; 
 sprain 
 
 Verdunkeln, v.t. to darken, to dim, 
 to obscure, to cloud 
 
 Verdunkelung, /. darkening, dimness 
 
 Verdunkelungsapparat, m. instru- 
 ment for testing sensitiveness to 
 light 
 
 Verdiinnen, v.t. to thin ; to atten- 
 uate ; to rarefy ; to dUute ; to 
 dissolve 
 
 Verdiinnend, a. diluent 
 
 Verdiinnt, a. diluted ; rarefied ; 
 dissolved 
 
 Verdunnung, /. dilution ; attenua- 
 tion ; rarefaction 
 
 Verdunnungsmittel, n. an attenuant 
 or diluent 
 
 Verdunsten, v.i. & t. to evaporate ; 
 to change into vapour 
 
 Verdunstung, /. evaporation 
 
 Verdunstungs-kalte, /. cold pro- 
 duced by evaporation 
 
 Verdunstungs - messer, m. instru- 
 ment for measuring amount of 
 aqueous evaporation at a place 
 
 Verdunstungs-warme, /. latent heat 
 of a vapour 
 
 SS2 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ver 
 
 Verdursten, v.i. to die of thirst 
 Vereinigen, v.t. to unite 
 Vereinigung, /. union ; anastomosis 
 Vereinigungs-bein, n. symphysis 
 Vereinigungs-haut, /. conjunctiva 
 Vereinigungs-naht, /. uniting suture 
 Vereinigungs-punkt, m. point of 
 
 union 
 Vereinigungs-schenkel, m. middle 
 
 peduncle (of cerebellum) 
 Vereinslazarett, n. accessory mili- 
 tary hospital provided by com- 
 munities or private individuals 
 Vereitern, vJi. to suppurate 
 Vereiterung, /. suppuration ; vide 
 
 for compds. Eiterung- 
 Verengen, v.(. & refl. to narrow, to 
 contract, to straighten, to con- 
 strict 
 Verenger, m. constrictor, sphincter 
 Verengern, v.t. & refl. = Verengen 
 Verengert, a. narrowed, contracted, 
 
 constricted 
 Verengerung, /. narrowing, contrac- 
 tion, constriction ; stricture ; ste- 
 nosis 
 Verengung, /. = Verengerung 
 Vererben, v.i. & refl. to transmit, 
 
 to transfer ; to be hereditary 
 Vererblich, a. hereditary ; trans- 
 missible 
 Vererblichkeit, /. heredity ; trans- 
 
 missibility 
 Vererbt, a. inherited ; transmitted 
 Vererbung, /. inheritance ; trans- 
 mission 
 Vererbungs-gesetz, n. law of inherit- 
 ance 
 Vererbungs-theorie, /. theory of in- 
 heritance 
 Verfall, m. decay, deterioration ; 
 
 decline ; collapse 
 Verf alien, v.i. to decay, to deterio- 
 rate, to degenerate ; to waste 
 Verfallensein, n. depression, atrophy, 
 
 marasmus 
 Vferfalschen, v.t. to adulterate 
 Verfalschung, /. adulteration 
 Verfarben, v.i. to change colour, 
 to turn pale ; to fade ; to dis- 
 colour 
 Verfarbt, a. discoloured, faded 
 Verfarbung, /. discoloration, fading 
 Verfaulen, v.i. to putrefy, to decom- 
 pose 
 Verfetten, v.i. to undergo fatty de- 
 generation 
 Verfettet, a. having undergone fatty 
 degeneration 
 
 Verfettung, /. fatty degeneration 
 
 Verfettungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 fatty degeneration 
 
 Verfettungs-prozess, m. process of 
 fatty degeneration 
 
 Verfettungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Verfilzen, v. refl. to become matted 
 or felted 
 
 Verfluchten, v.t. & refl. = Verfliich- 
 tigen 
 
 Verfliichtigen, v.t. & refl. to cause to 
 evaporate ; to volatilise, to be 
 volatilised 
 
 VerflUchtigung, /. evaporation ; aeri- 
 fication, volatilisation 
 
 Verfluchtseins-deiirium, n. or -wahn, 
 m. maniacal delusion of being 
 cursed 
 
 Verfliissigen, v.t. to liquefy 
 
 Verflussigung, /. liquefaction 
 
 Verfltissigungsmittel, n. a liquefa- 
 cient 
 
 Verfliissigungsprozess, m. process of 
 liquefaction 
 
 Verfolgungs-delirium, n. or -wahn, 
 m. maniacal delusion of being 
 persecuted 
 
 Vergasbar, a. vaporisable 
 
 Vergasen, v.t. to reduce to gas, to 
 vaporise 
 
 Vergasung, /, reduction to gas 
 
 Vergiessen, v.t. to spill, efiuse ; to 
 shed 
 
 Vergiften, v.i. to poison 
 
 Vergiftet, a. poisoned 
 
 Vergiftete, m. & f. a, poisoned person 
 
 Vergiftung, /. poisoning, intoxication 
 
 Vergiftungs-erscheinung, /. sign o( 
 poisoning 
 
 Vergiftungs-fall, tn. case of poison- 
 ing 
 
 Vergiftungs-irresein, n. insanity due 
 to toxic agents 
 
 Vergiftungs-tod, m. death by poison- 
 ing 
 
 Vergiftungs-wahn, m. maniacal de- 
 lusion of being poisoned 
 
 Vergiftungs-zustand, m. condition of 
 being poisoned 
 
 Vergleichend, a. comparative 
 
 Vergrossern, v.i. & refl. to enlarge, to 
 increase ; to magnify ; to hyper- 
 trophy 
 
 Vergrossert, a. enlarged, increased, 
 magnified 
 
 Vergrosserung, /. enlargement, in- 
 crease, magnification 
 
 Vergrosserungs-glas, n. magnifying- 
 glass 
 
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 Ver 
 
 Vergr6sserungs-kraft, /. magnifying 
 
 power 
 Vergrosserungs-linse, /. magnifying 
 
 lens 
 Vergrosserungs-spiege!, m. concave 
 
 mirror 
 Verhalten, v.t. to retain, to suppress, 
 
 to hold 
 Verhaltnis, n. relation, connection, 
 
 situation ; proportion, ratio 
 Verhaltnisschwelle, /. relational 
 
 threshold 
 Verhaltung, /. retention, suppression 
 Verharschen, v.i. to form a crust ; 
 
 to cicatrise 
 Verharschung, /. crusting, cicatrisa- 
 tion 
 Verharten, v.t. & reft, to harden, to 
 
 indurate ; to become sclerosed 
 Verhartet, a. hardened, indurated ; 
 
 sclerosed 
 Verhartung, /. hardening, indura- 
 tion ; sclerosis 
 Verhartungsvorgang, m. process of 
 
 induration 
 Verharzen, v.i. & yefl. to become 
 
 resinous 
 Verhauchen, v.t. to exhale 
 Verheilen, v.i. to heal up 
 Verheilung, /. healing up 
 Verheimlichen, v.t. to conceal 
 Verheimlichung, /. concealment 
 Verhornen, v.i. to become horny 
 Verhornung, /. cornification 
 Verhornungs-erscheiniing, /. sign of 
 
 cornification 
 Verhornungs-prozess, m. process of 
 
 cornification 
 Verhornungs - schicht, /. horny 
 
 layer 
 Verhornungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 
 zess 
 Verhungern, v.i. to die of hunger ; 
 
 to starve 
 Verhungerung, /. death by hunger ; 
 
 starvation 
 Verhiitend, a. preventive 
 Verimpfbar, a. transmissible by in- 
 oculation 
 Verimpfbarkeit, /. transmissibUity 
 
 by inoculation 
 Verimpfen, v.t. to transmit by in- 
 oculation or contagion 
 Verimpfung, f. transmission by in- 
 oculation or contagion 
 Verjauchen, v.i. to form sanies or 
 
 foul pus 
 Verjaucht, a. ichorous, sanious, 
 putrefied 
 
 Verjauchung, /, the forming of 
 
 putrid or foul pus 
 Ve'rjauchungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 
 putrefaction in pus 
 Verjauchungs-vorgang, m. process 
 
 of putrefaction 
 Verkalken, v.t. & i. to calcine ; to 
 become calcareous, to calcify ; 
 to oxidise 
 Verkalkt, a. calcined, calcified, cal- 
 careous 
 Verkalkung, /. calcification, calcina- 
 tion 
 Verkalkungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 
 calcification 
 Verkalkungs-prozess, m. process of 
 
 calcification 
 Verkalkungs-punkt, m. centre of 
 
 calcification 
 Verkalkungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 
 zess 
 Verkalten, v.refl. to catch cold 
 Verkaltet, a. chilled, having a cold 
 Verkaltung, /. a cold 
 Verkasen, v.i. to become caseous 
 Verkast, a. caseous 
 Verkasung, /. caseation 
 Verkasungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 
 caseation 
 Verkasungs-herd, m. centre of casea- 
 tion 
 Verkasungs-prozess, m. process of 
 
 caseation 
 Verkasiings - vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 
 zess 
 Verkehrtsehen, n. distorted vision 
 Verkettung, /. chaining, formation 
 
 of a chain of atoms 
 Verkittung, /. cementing 
 Verkleben, v.t. to make adherent, to 
 
 agglutinate 
 Verklebend, a. adhesive, agglutinant 
 Verklebt, a. adherent 
 Verklebung, /. agglutination 
 Verklebungswiderstand, m. resist- 
 ance to adhesion 
 Verkleinern, v.t. & re.fi. to make 
 smaller, to reduce, to diminish ; 
 to atrophy 
 Verkleinerung, /. reduction, diminu- 
 tion ; atrophy 
 Verkleinerungswahn, m. micro- 
 mania 
 Verknistern, v.i. to decrepitate 
 Verknochern, v.i. to ossify 
 Verknochert, a. ossified 
 Verknocherung, /. ossification 
 Verknocherungs-erscheinung, /. sigq 
 of ossification 
 
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 Ver 
 
 Verknocherungs-kern, m. nucleus of 
 
 ossification 
 Verknocherungs-prozess, m. process 
 
 of ossification 
 Verknocherungs-punkt, m. centre of 
 
 ossification 
 Verknocherungs - vorgang, m. = 
 
 -prozess 
 Verknorpeln, v.i. to become carti- 
 laginous 
 Verknorpelt, a. cartilaginous 
 Verknorpelung, f. chondrification 
 Verkniipfen, v.t. to tic, bind 
 Veikohlen, v.t. & refl. to carbonise 
 Verkohlt, a. carbonised 
 Verkohlung, /. carbonisation 
 Verkreiden, v.i. to calcify, to become 
 
 cretaceous 
 Verkreidet, a. calcified, cretaceous 
 Verkreidung, /. calcification 
 Verkreidungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 
 calcification 
 Verkreidungs-prozess, m. process of 
 
 calcification 
 Verkreidungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 zess 
 Verkrummen, v.t. & refl. to curve ; 
 to become curved ; to grow 
 crooked 
 Verkriimmt, a. curved, bent, crooked 
 Verkriimmung, /. crookedness, cur- 
 vature 
 Verkriippeln, v.t. & i. to cripple, to 
 stunt, to maim, to deform ; to 
 become deformed or crippled 
 Verkruppelt, a. crippled, deformed, 
 
 stunted 
 Verkriippelung, /. crippling, de- 
 formity, stunting 
 Verkrustung, /. crusting or scabbing 
 
 over 
 Verkiihlen, v.refl. to catch cold 
 Verkiihlung, /. catching cold 
 Verkummern, v.i. & i. to pine away ; 
 to be stunted, to fall away, to 
 atrophy 
 Verkiimmert, a. stunted, wasted, 
 
 atrophied 
 Verkiimmerung, /. stunted growth 
 or condition ; arrest of develop- 
 ment ; atrophy 
 Verkiirzen, v.t. to shorten, to retract 
 Verkiirzung, /. shortening, retrac- 
 tion 
 Verlagern, v.t. & i. to displace 
 Verlagerung, /. displacement 
 Verlangern, v.t. & refl. to elongate, 
 
 to lengthen, to extend 
 Verlangert, a. elongated, extended 
 
 VerlSngertes Mark, n. medulla ob- 
 longata 
 
 Verlangerung, /. lengthening, elon- 
 gation 
 
 Verlangsamt, a. delayed, retarded, 
 protracted 
 
 Verlarvt, a. masked, concealed ; 
 suppressed 
 
 Verlarvung, /. masking, conceal- 
 ment ; suppression 
 
 Verlauf, m. course, progress, lapse, 
 expiration, process 
 
 Verlebern, v.i. to hepatise ; to be- 
 come hepatised 
 
 Verlebert, a. hepatised 
 
 Verleberung, /. hepatisation 
 
 Verlebt, a. decrepit, worn-out 
 
 Verlebtheit, /. decrepitude 
 
 Verlegen, v.t. to transfer 
 
 Verletzbar, a. vulnerable, liable to 
 injury 
 
 Verletzbarkeit, /. vulnerability 
 
 Verletzte, m. & f. injured or wounded 
 person 
 
 Verletzen, v.t. to injure, to wound, 
 to hurt 
 
 Verletzung, /. injury, wounding, 
 hurt 
 
 Verletzungsanzeige, /. evidence of 
 injury 
 
 Verloten, v.refl. to close by adhesion 
 
 Verlotet, a. adherent 
 
 Verlotung, /. adhesion 
 
 Verlust, m. loss 
 
 Vermehren, v.t. & refl. to increase, 
 to enlarge, to multiply, to propa- 
 gate 
 
 Vermehrung, /. increase, enlarge- 
 ment, propagation 
 
 Vermehrungs-ak||m. act of propa- 
 gation 
 
 Vermehrungs-trieb, m. procreative 
 impulse or instinct 
 
 Vermindern, v.t. & refl. to lessen, 
 to diminish, to abate, to reduce, 
 to impair 
 
 Verminderung, /. diminution, abate- 
 ment, reduction 
 
 Vermischen, v.t. to adulterate 
 
 Vermodern, v.i. to moulder, to decay, 
 to rot 
 
 Vermodert, a. mouldy, decayed 
 
 Vermoderung, /. mouldering, decay 
 
 Vermogen, n. faculty, ability, power 
 
 Vermuthen, v.i. to suppose 
 
 Vermuthung, /. conjecture 
 
 Vernachlassigen, v.t. to neglect 
 
 Vernachlassigt, a. neglected 
 
 Vernachlassigung, /. neglect 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ver 
 
 Vernahen, v.t. to unite by suture 
 
 Vernahung, /. uniting by suture 
 
 Vernarben, v i. & vef,. to cicatrise, 
 to become cicatrised 
 
 Vernarbt, a. cicatrised 
 
 Vernarbung, /. cicatrisation 
 
 Vernarbungs-mittel, n. remedy pro- 
 moting cicatrisation 
 
 Vernarbungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 cicatrisation 
 
 Vernichtung, /. destruction, oblitera- 
 tion, extermination 
 
 Vernunft, /. sense, caution 
 
 Veroden, v.i. to become obliterated, 
 destroyed, or atrophied 
 
 Verodet, a. obliterated, destroyed, 
 atrophied 
 
 Verodung, /. obliteration, destruc- 
 tion, atrophy 
 
 Verordnen, v.t. to prescribe 
 
 Verordnung, /. prescription 
 
 Verpesten, v.t. to infect, to poison, 
 to taint 
 
 Verpestet, a. infected, poisoned ; 
 pestiferous 
 
 Verpestung, /. infection 
 
 Verpflanzen, v.t. & refl. to transplant, 
 to graft ; to transmit, to propa- 
 gate 
 
 Verpflanzung, /, transplantation, 
 transmission 
 
 Verpflegen, v.t. to tend, to nurse, 
 to take care of 
 
 Verpflegung, /. tending, nursing, 
 care of the sick 
 
 Verpflegungsanstalt, /. charitable 
 institution, hospital 
 
 Verpuffen, v.i. to decrepitate, to 
 detonate 
 
 Verpuffung, /. decrepitation, deto- 
 nation 
 
 Verquacksalbern, v.t. to spend on 
 quackery 
 
 Verquicken, v.t. to amalgamate 
 
 Verquickung, /. amalgamation 
 
 Verreibungspraparat, n. squash pre- 
 paration 
 
 Verrenken, v.t. to dislocate 
 
 Verrenkt, a. dislocated 
 
 Verrenkung, /. dislocation, luxa- 
 tion 
 Verrenkungsbruch, m. fracture with 
 
 dislocation 
 Verrichtung, /. function, perform- 
 ance, action 
 Verringerung, /. diminution, reduc- 
 tion 
 Verriicken, v.t. to derange, to dis- 
 place 
 
 Verriickt, a. deranged, displaced ; 
 mentally deranged 
 
 Verriickte, m. & /. one mentally 
 deranged 
 
 Verrucktheit, /. mental derangement 
 
 Verruga peruviana, /. = Oroyafieber 
 
 Verrukos, a. warty 
 
 Verrukositat, /. verrucosity 
 
 Verscheiden, v.i. to die, expire 
 
 Verschieben, v.t. & refl. to remove, 
 to shift, to displace 
 
 Verschiebung, /. removal, shifting, 
 displacement 
 
 Verschieden, a. different, various 
 
 Verschiedenartig, a. heterogeneous 
 
 Verschimmein, v.i. to become mouldy 
 
 Verschlechtern, v.t. & refl. to make 
 worse ; to deteriorate ; to grow 
 worse 
 
 Verschlechterung, /. getting worse, 
 deterioration, exacerbation 
 
 Verschleimen, v.t. & i. to obstruct 
 with mucus ; to be obstructed 
 by mucus 
 
 Verschleimt, a. obstructed with 
 mucus 
 
 Verschleimung, /. obstruction with 
 mucus 
 
 Verschleppen, v.t. to misplace, pro- 
 tract 
 
 Verschleppte Querlage, /. unreduced 
 transverse presentation 
 
 Verschleppung, /. protraction 
 
 Verschliesser, m. sphincter 
 
 Verschliessung, /. = Verschluss 
 
 Verschlimmern, v.t. & refl. to make 
 worse ; to become worse ; to exa- 
 cerbate 
 
 Verschlimmerung, /. the becoming 
 worse, exacerbation 
 
 Verschlingen, v.t. & refl. to swallow, 
 to devour ; to become en tangled, 
 to twist, to knot 
 
 Verschlingung, /. swallowing ; en- 
 tanglement, twisting, knotting 
 
 Verschlosseri, a. closed, imperforate, 
 occluded ; obliterated 
 
 Verschlossenheit, /. = Verschluss 
 
 Verschlossensein, n. closed or im- 
 perforate condition 
 
 Verschlucken, v.t. & refl. to swallow ; 
 to swallow the wrong way 
 
 Verschluckung, /. swallowing, deglu- 
 tition ; swallowing the wrong way 
 
 Verschluckungspneumonie, /. aspi- 
 ration pneumonia 
 
 Verschluss, m. closing, occlusion, 
 imperforation, atresia ; oblitera- 
 tion 
 
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 Ver 
 
 Verschlussband, n. (des Steigbugels), 
 obturator membrane of stapes 
 
 Verschmachten, v.i. to languish, to 
 pine away 
 
 Verschmalerung, /. narrowing, di- 
 minution 
 
 Verschmelz- (in compds.), vide Ver- 
 schmelzungs- 
 
 Verschmelzen, v.i. to melt together, 
 to amalgamate, to blend 
 
 Verschmelzung, /. melting ; blend- 
 ing ; coalescence ; fusion, anky- 
 losis 
 
 Verschmelzungsbildung, /. formation 
 of fusion, adhesion or ankylosis 
 (congenital) 
 
 Verschneiden, v.t. to clip (the hair) ; 
 to castrate 
 
 Verschneidung, /. castration 
 
 Verschnittene, m. a eunuch 
 
 Verschont, a. spared 
 
 Verschontbleiben, n. immunity 
 
 Verschorfen, v.i. to form a crust, 
 scab, or eschar 
 
 Verschorfung, /. formation of crust, 
 scab, or eschar 
 
 Verschreiben, v.t. to prescribe 
 
 Verschreibung, /. prescription 
 
 Verschrumpfen, v.i. to shrivel up, to 
 shrink, to contract 
 
 Verschrumpft, a. shrivelled up, 
 shrunken, contracted 
 
 Verschrumpfung, /. shrivelling, 
 shrinking, contraction 
 
 Verschuldungs-delirium, n.or -wahn, 
 m. mania characterised by delu- 
 sion of being guilty of a crime 
 
 Verschwaren, v.i. to ulcerate 
 
 Verschwarung, /. ulceration 
 
 Verschwellen, v.i. to swell ; to close 
 by swelling 
 
 Verschwellung, /. swelling ; closure 
 by swelling 
 
 Verschwitzen, v.t. to get rid of by 
 sweating 
 
 Verschwollen, a. swollen; closed by 
 swelling 
 
 Verschwommen, a. indistinct, vague, 
 confused 
 
 Verschwommenheit, /. indistinct- 
 ness, vagueness, confusion 
 
 Verschwommensehen, n. confused 
 or dissolving vision 
 
 Versehen, n. (der Schwangeren), 
 maternal impressions 
 
 Verseifen, v.t. §: i. to saponify 
 
 Verseift, a. saponified 
 
 Verseifung, /. saponification 
 
 Versenken, vj. to lower, to drop 
 
 Versenkung, /. lowering, dropping 
 
 Versenkungsabscess, m. burrowing 
 abscess 
 
 Versetzen, v.t. to dilute, to mix 
 
 Versetzung, /. dilution, mixture ; 
 retention 
 
 Versicherungsarzt, m. medical ad- 
 viser or referee to insurance 
 company 
 
 Versitzgrube, /. cesspool 
 
 Versprechen, v.refl. to make a slip 
 of the tongue 
 
 Versprechen, n. a slip of the tongue 
 
 Verspringen, v.t. = Vertreten 
 
 Verstand, m. understanding, intel- 
 lect, intelligence 
 
 Verstandig, a. intelligent 
 
 Verstandes- (in compds.), mental, 
 intellectual 
 
 Verstandes-delirium, n. hallucina- 
 tion 
 
 Verstandes - kraft, /. intellectual 
 power 
 
 Verstandes - krankheit, /. mental 
 disease 
 
 Verstandes-los, a. unintelligent 
 
 Verstandes-losigkeit, /, absence of 
 intellect 
 
 Verstandes-schwache, /. weakness of 
 mind 
 
 Verstandes-storung, /. mental dis- 
 turbance 
 
 Verstandes - thatigkeit, /. mental 
 function 
 
 Verstandes -triibung, /. = -storung 
 
 Verstandes-verwirrung, /. mental 
 aberration 
 
 Verstandlos, a. irrational, crazy 
 
 Verstandnis, n. intelligence 
 
 Verstarken, v.t. to strengthen, to 
 increase ; to concentrate 
 
 Verstarkung, /. strengthening, in- 
 crease ; concentration ; accen- 
 tuation 
 
 Verstarkungs-band, n. accessory liga- 
 ment 
 
 Verstarkungs - faser, /. accessory 
 fibre 
 
 Verstarkungs-flasche, /. Leyden jar 
 
 Verstarkungs-mittel, n. means of 
 strengthening 
 
 Verstarkungs-schiene, /. supporting- 
 splint 
 
 Verstauchen, v.t. to strain, to sprain, 
 to dislocate partially 
 
 Verstaucht, a. strained, sprained 
 
 Verstauchung, /. strain, sprain, semi- 
 luxation 
 
 Versteinern, v.i. to petrify, to calcify 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ver 
 
 Versteinerung, /. petrification, calci- 
 fication 
 
 Versterben, v.i. to die, expire 
 
 Verstimmen, v.t. to put out of 
 humour 
 
 Verstimmt, a. out of humour 
 
 Verstimmung, /. ill-humour, depres- 
 sion 
 
 Verstopfen, V.t. to stop up, to choke, 
 to obstruct ; to constipate 
 
 Verstopfend, a. constipating 
 
 Verstopft, a. constipated, obstructed 
 
 Verstopfung, /. constipation, ob- 
 struction 
 
 Verstopfungs-kolik, /. colic from 
 obstruction 
 
 Verstopfungs - mittel, n. a constipa- 
 ting remedy, astringent 
 
 Verstopfungs-muskel, m. obturator 
 muscle 
 
 Verstopfungs - nerv, m. obturator 
 nerve 
 
 Verstreichen, v.t. & i. to obliterate ; 
 to become obliterated 
 
 Verstreichen, n. obliteration 
 
 Verstrichen, a. obliterated 
 
 Verstrichensein, n. condition of 
 obliteration 
 
 Verstiimmeln, v.t. to mutilate ; to 
 maim ; to cripple 
 
 Verstiimmelt, a. mutilated, maimed, 
 crippled 
 
 Verstijmmelte, m. & /. one mutilated 
 or crippled 
 
 Verstiimmelung, /. mutilation, maim- 
 ing, crippling 
 
 Verstiimmelungsversuch, m. experi- 
 ment by mutilation 
 
 Verstummen, v.i. to grow dumb or 
 speechless 
 
 Verstummung, /. loss of speech 
 
 Versuch, m. experiment, trial, at- 
 tempt, test 
 
 Versuchen, v.i. to experiment, try 
 
 Versuchs-tier, n. an animal experi- 
 mented upon 
 
 Versuchs-troikar, m. exploring tro- 
 car 
 
 Versiissen, v.t. to sweeten 
 
 Versiisster Salpetergeist, m. sweet 
 spirits of nitre 
 
 Verteilung, /. division, distribu- 
 tion 
 
 Vertikalhoropter, m. horopter of 
 verticals 
 
 Vertilgen, v.t. to extirpate, to de- 
 stroy, to eradicate 
 
 Vertilgung, /. extirpation, destruc- 
 tion, eradication 
 
 Vertreiben, v.t. to drive away, to 
 disperse, to dispel 
 
 Vertreten, v.t. = Verstauchen 
 
 Vertrocknen, v.i. to dry up, to 
 desiccate 
 
 Vertrocknung, /. drying up, desic- 
 cation 
 
 Vertrocknungsdelle, /. umbilicus or 
 dimple due to drying up 
 
 Verunstalten, v.t. to disfigure, to 
 deform 
 
 Verunstaltet, a. disfigured, deformed 
 
 Verunstaltung, /. disfigurement, de- 
 formity 
 
 Vervielfaltigung, /. multiplication, 
 proliferation 
 
 VervoUstandigen, v.t. to complete,, 
 integrate 
 
 Vervollstandigung, /. completion 
 
 Verwachsen, v.i. to grow together, 
 to coalesce, to close, to heal up ;. 
 to become crooked or deformed 
 
 Verwachsen, a. healed up, closed, 
 adherent ; deformed 
 
 Verwachsensein, n. = Verwachsung 
 
 Verwachsung, /. adhesion, growing 
 over, healing up ; coalescence, 
 agglutination ; deformity 
 
 Verwachsungs-prozess, m. process oi 
 adhesion 
 
 Verwachsungs-stelle, /. place of ad- 
 hesion 
 
 Verwachsungs-vorgang, m. = -pro- 
 zess 
 
 Verwahrungsmittel, n. prophylactic 
 
 Verwandeln, v.t. to change, to 
 transform, to metamorphose 
 
 Verwandlung, /. change, transfor- 
 mation, metamorphosis 
 
 Verwandt, a. related, akin, afiined 
 
 Verwandte, m. & f. relation, rela- 
 tive 
 
 Verwandtenehe, /. marriage between 
 relatives 
 
 Verwandtschaft, /. relationship, 
 parentage, consanguinity ; affinity 
 
 Verwandtschafts-grad, m. degree of 
 relationship 
 
 Verwandtschafts-verhaltnis, n. com- 
 parative relationship 
 
 Verwandtschafts-zucht, /. incest 
 
 Verwechselungsfarbe, /. deceptive 
 colour 
 
 Verweichlichen, v.t. to effeminate, 
 to pamper 
 
 Verweichlicht, a. effeminate, pam- 
 pered 
 
 Verweichliehung, /. effeminacy, pam- 
 pering 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Via 
 
 Verweilkatheter, m. self -retaining 
 
 catheter 
 Verwesen, v.i. to putrefy, to decom- 
 pose 
 Verwesung, /. putarefaction, decom- 
 position 
 Verwesungs-bakterien, / pi. bacteria 
 
 of decomposition 
 Verwesungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 
 putrefaction or decomposition 
 Verwesungs-gas, n. gas of decom- 
 position 
 Verwesungs-geruch, m. odour of 
 
 decomposition 
 Verwesungs-pilz, m. saprophyte 
 Verwesungs-prozess, m. process of 
 
 decomposition 
 Verwesungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 Verwirrt, a. entangled ; distracted ; 
 
 confused 
 Verwirrtheit, /. entanglement ; dis- 
 traction ; confusion 
 Verwittern, v.i. to decompose, to 
 
 decay ; to effloresce 
 Verwitterung, /. decomposition, 
 
 decay ; efflorescence 
 Verworren, a. = Verwirrt 
 Verworrenheit, /. = Verwirrtheit 
 Verwunden, v.t. to wound 
 Verwundet, a. wounded 
 Ver wundete, m.&f.a. wounded person 
 Verwundung, /. wounding ; wound 
 Verzahnung, /. indentation ; im- 
 paction or locking of fractured 
 ends of bones 
 Verzarteln, v.t. to spoil, to pamper 
 Verzartelt, a. spoiled, pampered 
 Verzartlung, /. pampering 
 Verzerren, v.t. to distort 
 Verzerrt, a. distorted 
 Verzerrtsehen, n. distorted vision 
 Verzerrung, /. distortion 
 Verziehen, v.t. & refl. to distort ; 
 
 to disperse ; to spoil (a child) 
 Verziehung, /. distortion ; disper- 
 sion 
 Verzinnen, v.i. to tin 
 Verzinnung, /. tinning 
 Verzuckerung, /. saccharification 
 Verzuckerungsvorgang, m. process 
 
 of saccharification 
 Verzuektheit, /. ecstasy 
 Verzuckung, /. convulsion 
 Verziickung, /. rapture, ecstasy 
 Verzweifelt, a. incurable, hopeless 
 Verzweigen, v.refl. to ramify 
 Verzweigt, a. ramified 
 Verzweigung, /. ramification 
 Vesicantia, n.pl. vesicants 
 
 Vesikal- (in compds.), vide Ham- 
 blasen- 
 
 Vesikatorien, n.pl. vesicants 
 
 Vesikatorpflaster, n. Emplast. can- 
 thatid. ordinatum 
 
 Vesikularatmen, n. vesicular breath- 
 ing 
 
 Veterinar, a. veterinary 
 
 Veterinar-klinik, /. veterinary clinic 
 
 Veterinar-kunde, /. veterinary art 
 
 Veterinar - medizin, /. veterinary 
 medicine 
 
 Veterinar-polizei, /. veterinary police 
 
 Veterinar-schule, /. veterinary school 
 
 Vexen, m.pl. cretins 
 
 Vexiergurke, /. Ecballium officinale 
 
 Vibration, /. vibration 
 
 Vibrieren, v.i. to vibrate 
 
 Vibrionen, pi. vibriones 
 
 Vic . ., vide Vik . . . 
 
 Vieh, n. cattle 
 
 Vieh-arzneikunst, /. veterinary medi- 
 cine and surgery 
 
 Vieh-arzt, m. veterinary surgeon 
 
 Vieh-arztlich, a. veterinary 
 
 Vieh-bremse, /. tabanus 
 
 Vieh-pest, /. cattle plague 
 
 Vieh-seuche, /. any epidemic disease 
 of cattle ; cattle plague 
 
 Vieh-seuchengesetz, n. law relating 
 to cattle epidemics 
 
 Vieh-seuchengesetzgebung, /. legis- 
 lature relating to cattle epidemics 
 
 Viel, a. much, many, multi-, poly- 
 
 Viel-achsig, a. having many axes 
 
 Viel-facherig, a. multilocular 
 
 Viel-fachsehen, n. polyopia 
 
 Viel-formig, a. polymorphous 
 
 Viel-fresser, m. glutton 
 
 Viel-gebarende, /. multipara 
 
 Viel-kammerig, a. = -facherig 
 
 Viel-kernig, a. multinucleir 
 
 Viel-klappig, a. multivalvular 
 
 Viel-kornig, a. multinuclear 
 
 Viel-lappig, a. multilobular 
 
 Viel-mauler, n.pl. polystomidal 
 
 Viel-spaltig, a. multifidus 
 
 Viel-teilig, a. = -spaltig 
 
 Viel - winkelig, a. having many 
 angles 
 
 Viel-zellig, a. multicellular 
 
 Viel-zellige Tiere, pi. metazoa 
 
 Vier- (in compds.), four, quadruple 
 
 Vier-eckig, a. quadrate 
 
 Vier-fach, a. tetra- 
 
 Vier-fach Chlorkohlenstoff, m. car- 
 bon tetrachloride 
 
 Vier-fach Chlorschwefel, m, sulphur 
 tetrachloride 
 
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Vie 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Vol 
 
 Vier-fiissig, a. four-footed 
 Vierhugel, m.pl. corpora quadri- 
 
 gemina 
 Vierhiigel-arm, m. superior peduncle 
 Vierhugel-blaschen, n. mesencepha- 
 lon 
 Vierhiigel-ganglion, m. nuclei coUi- 
 
 culorum 
 Vierhiigel-gegend, /. region of cor- 
 pora quadrigemina 
 Vierhiigel-hirn, n. mesencephalon 
 Vierhiigel-paar, n. the pairs of 
 
 corpora quadrigemina 
 Vierhiigel-platte, f. lamina quadri- 
 gemina 
 Vierhugel-schenkel, m. superior pe- 
 duncle 
 Vierk6pfig,a.four-headed, quadriceps 
 Vierlinge, m.pl. four at a birth 
 Vierlings-geburt, /. quadruple birth 
 Vierlings-schwangerschaft, /. quad- 
 ruple pregnancy 
 Vierrauberessig, m. aromatic vinegar 
 Viersaurig, a. tetravalent, tetrabasic 
 Viertagig, a. quartan 
 Viertgebarende, /. IV-para 
 Vierwertig, a. tetravalent 
 Vierziger, m. porrigo, eczema of head 
 Vigilambulismus, m. automatic wan- 
 dering 
 Vigouroux'sches Zeichen, n. decrease 
 of resistance of skin to galvanism 
 in Graves' disease 
 Vikariierend, a. vicarious 
 Violenwurzel, /. orris-root 
 Violett, a. violet 
 Violett-blind, a. blind to violet 
 Violett-blindheit, /. violet blindness 
 Violett-sehen, n. violet vision 
 Violinspielerkrampf, m. violinist's 
 
 crainp 
 Virtuell, a. virtual 
 Virulenz, /. virulence 
 Visceral, a. visceral 
 Visceral-bogen, w. visceral arch 
 Visceral-elixir, n. Elixir aurant. 
 
 comp. 
 Visceral-erkrankung, /. visceral dis- 
 ease 
 Viscerales Blatt, n. splanchnic layer 
 Visceral-hohle, /. visceral cavity 
 Visceral-klystier, n. intestinal enema 
 Visceral-neuralgie, /, neuralgia of 
 
 visceral nerves 
 Visceral-platte, /. visceral layer 
 Visceral-skelett, n. visceral skeleton 
 Visceral-spalte, /. visceral cleft 
 Visceral-syphilis, /. syphilis of in- 
 ternal organs 
 
 Visitieren, v.t. to inspect^ search 
 
 Viskositat, /. viscosity 
 
 Viszeral- (and compds.), vide Vis- 
 
 ceral- 
 Vitalismus, m. vitalism 
 Vitalitat, /. vitality 
 Vital-kapazitat, /. vital capacity 
 Vital-warme, /. animal or vital heat 
 Vitios, a. vicious, corrupt 
 Vitriol, m. vitriol 
 
 blauer — , sulphate of copper, 
 
 blue stone 
 griiner — , sulphate of iron 
 weisser — , sulphate of zinc 
 Vitriol-haltig, a. vitriolic, containing 
 
 vitriol 
 Vitriol-61, n. sulphuric acid 
 Vitriol-61, n. (Nordhauser), fuming 
 
 sulphuric acid 
 Vitriol-wasser, n. vitriolated water 
 Vivipar, a. viviparous 
 Vivisezieren, v.t. to vivisect ■ 
 Vivisektion, /. vivisection 
 Vivisektorisch, a. vivisectory, vivi- 
 
 sectional 
 Vogel, m. bird 
 
 Vogel-beersaure, /. malic acid 
 Vogel-klaue, /. hippocampus minor 
 Vogel-lause, f-pl. parasites infecting 
 
 birds 
 Vogel-lausfliege, /. ornithomyia avi- 
 
 cularia 
 Vogel-milbe, /. dermanyssus avium 
 Vogel-pfeffer, m. capsicum 
 Vogel-sporn, m. = -klaue 
 Vokal- (in compds.), vide Stimm- 
 
 fortsatz- 
 Volar- (in compds.), palmar, volar 
 Volar-flache, /. palmar surface 
 Volar-sehne, /. palmar tendon 
 Volk, n. people ; in compds. = 
 
 popular, public 
 Volkerpsychologie, /. ethnological 
 
 psychology 
 Volks-arzneikunde, /. a popular or 
 
 domestic medicine 
 Volks-arztieimittel, n. a popular or 
 
 household remedy 
 Volks-gesundheit, /. public health 
 Volks-gesundheitslehre, /. science of 
 
 public health 
 Volks-gesundheitspflege, /. public 
 
 hygiene 
 Volks-heilmittel, n. a popular or 
 
 household remedy 
 Volks-krankheit, /. epidemic 
 Volks-medizin, /. popular medicine, 
 
 folk-medicine 
 Volks-mittel, n. = -heilmittel 
 
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Vol 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Vor 
 
 Volks-seuche, /. = -krankheit 
 
 VoU, a. full, replete 
 
 Voll-bad, n. bath for whole body, 
 
 plunge-bath 
 VoU-bart, m. full beard 
 Voll-blutig, a. plethoric 
 VoU-blutige, m. & f. a. plethoric 
 
 person 
 Voll-bliitigkeit, /. plethora 
 Voll-briistig, a. full-breasted 
 VoU-biirtig, a. of the same parents, 
 
 whole-blood 
 Vollegefiihl, n. sense of repletion 
 Voller Schall, m. resonant note 
 Voll-gepropft, a. crammed 
 Voll-geschwulst, /. tense tumour 
 Voll-hals, m. thick or full neck 
 Voll-heit, /. fulness, plenitude, re- 
 pletion 
 VoU-jahrig, a. of age, of full ige 
 VoU-jahrigkeit, /. majority 
 Voll-kommen, a. perfect 
 Voll-kraft, /. energy 
 VoU-kraftig, a. energetic, sthenic 
 VoU-leibigkeit, /. corpulence 
 VoU-saftig, a. plethoric, turgescent 
 VoU-saftigkeit, /. plethora, turges- 
 
 cence 
 VoU-wurzel, /. bed-hair root 
 Voll-zahnig, a. having the full set of 
 
 teeth 
 Voll-zugverband, m. traction band- 
 age 
 Voltaisch, a. voltaic 
 Voltaische Batterie, /. voltaic battery 
 Voltaische Kette, /. voltaic battery 
 Voltaische Saule, /. voltaic pile 
 Voltaischer Bogen, m. voltaic arc 
 Voltaischer Strom, m. voltaic current 
 Voltaismus, m. galvanism 
 Volumen, n. volume 
 Volumetrische Analyse, /, volume- 
 trio analysis 
 Volumpuls, m. the changes in vol- 
 ume in parts of the body occa- 
 sioned by the pulse-wave 
 Vomieren, v.i. to vomit 
 Vomitiv, n. emetic 
 Vor- (in compds.), pre-, pro- 
 Voracitat, /. voracity 
 Vorangehend, a. precedent 
 Voraussage, /. prognosis 
 Voraussetzen, v.i. to suppose 
 Vorbauen, v.t. to take precautions 
 Vorbauung, /. prophylaxis 
 Vorbauungs-impfung, /. protective 
 
 inoculation or vaccination 
 Vorbauungs-massregel, /. prophy- 
 lactic measure 
 
 Vorbauungs-mittel, m. a prophylactic 
 Vorbereitend, a. preparatory 
 Vorbereitung, /. preparation 
 Vorbereitungskur, /. preparatory 
 
 treatment 
 Vorberg, m. promontory 
 Vorbeugen, v.t. to take precau- 
 tions 
 Vorbeugend, a. prophylactic 
 Vorbeuger, m. pronator 
 Vorbeugung, f. prophylaxis ; pro- 
 nation 
 Vorbeugungs-massregel, /. prophy- 
 lactic measure 
 Vorbeugungs-mittel, n. a prophylac- 
 tic 
 Vorbiegen, v.t. to bend forwards 
 Vorbiegung, /. a bending forwards, 
 
 antiflexion 
 Vorbote, m. precursor, preliminary 
 
 or premonitory symptom 
 Vorbotenstadium, n. premonitory 
 
 stage 
 Vorder- (in compds.), anterior, fore- 
 Vorderansicht, /. frontal aspect 
 Vorderarm, m. forearm 
 Vorderarm-sirterie, /. artery of fore- 
 arm 
 Vorderarni-beuger, m. flexor of fore- 
 arm 
 Vorderarm-beugung, f, flexion of 
 
 forearm 
 Vorderarm - beweglichkeit, /. mo- 
 bility of forearm 
 Vorderarm-bewegung, /. movement 
 
 of forearm 
 Vorderarm-binde, /. fascia of fore- 
 arm 
 Vorderarm-bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 forearm 
 Vorderarm-gegend, /. region of fore- 
 arm 
 Vorderarm-gelenk, n. articulation of 
 
 forearm 
 Vorderarm-knochen, m. bone of 
 . forearm 
 Vorderarm-knochenband, n. inter- 
 osseous ligament of forearm 
 Vorderarm-muskel, m. muscle of 
 
 forearm 
 Vorderarm-pulsader, /. = -arterie _ 
 Vorderarm-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Vorderarm-strecker, m. triceps hu- 
 meri 
 Vorderarm-streckung, /. extension 
 
 of forearm 
 Vorder-damm, m. anterior perineum 
 Vorder-darm, m. fore-gut, stomo- 
 daeum 
 
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Vor 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Vot 
 
 Vorder-dannhohle, /. cavity of fore- 
 gut 
 Vorder-fing«r, m. forefinger 
 Vorder-fuss, m. anterior part of foot 
 Vorder-hals, m. the throat 
 Vorder-hand, f. anterior part of 
 
 hand 
 Vorder-haupt, «. sinciput 
 Vorder-hauptsbein, n. frontal bone 
 Vorder-hauptsbreite, /. maximum 
 
 frontal diameter 
 Vorder-hauptsfontanelle, /. anterior 
 
 fontanelle 
 Vorder-hauptslage, /. frontal pre- 
 sentation 
 Vorder-hirn, n. fore-brain 
 Vorder - hirnbiaschen, n. anterior 
 
 cerebral vesicle 
 Vorder-hirnblase, /. = -hirnblaschen 
 Vorder-hirnganglion, m. anterior 
 
 cerebral ganglion 
 Vorder - himwindung, /. anterior 
 
 cerebral convolution 
 Vorder-horn, n. anterior cornu 
 Vorder-kammer, /. anterior chamber 
 Vorder-kapsel, /. anterior capsule 
 Vorder-kopf, m. (and compds.), vide 
 
 -haupts- 
 Vorder-lappen, m. anterior lobe 
 Vorder-leib, m. anterior part of 
 
 trunk 
 Vorder-muskel, m. anterior muscle 
 Vorder-rand, m. anterior margin or 
 
 border 
 Vorder -saule, /. anterior column 
 Vorder - scheiteleinstellung, /. an- 
 terior frontal presentation 
 Vorder-scheitellage, /. = -haupts- 
 
 lage 
 Vorder-strang, m. anterior column 
 Vorder-stranggrundbiindel, m. nu- 
 cleus of anterior root-zone 
 Vorder-strangpyramidenbahn, /. di- 
 rect pyramidal tract 
 Vorder-strangreste, m.pl. = -strang- 
 
 grundbiindel 
 Vorder-wurzel, /. anterior root 
 Vorder-zahn, m. front tooth, in- 
 cisor 
 Vorfall, m. prolapse 
 Vorf alien, vd. to prolapse 
 Vorfallserscheinung, /. sign of pro- 
 lapse 
 Vorfarben, v.t. to stain preliminarily 
 Vorfarbung, /. preliminary staining 
 Vorfinger, m. forefinger 
 Vorgang, fn. process 
 Vorgebeugt, a. inclined, bent 
 Vorgebirge, n, promontory 
 
 Vorgeh«n, v.t. to precede ; to pass 
 Vorgelagert, a. prolapsed, present- 
 ing 
 Vorgeschichte, /. previous history (of 
 
 patient) 
 Vorhand, /. anterior part of hand 
 Vorhanden, a. present 
 Vorhauptj'M. sinciput 
 Vorhaut, /. prepuce 
 Vorhaut- (in compds.), preputial 
 Vorhaut-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 prepuce 
 Vorhaut-band, n. or -bandchen, n. 
 
 frsenum of prepuce 
 Vorhaut-blatt, n. preputial mem- 
 brane 
 Vorhaut-blutung, f. preputial hse- 
 
 morrhage 
 Vorhaut-driise, /. preputial gland 
 Vorhaut-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 
 prepuce 
 Vorhaut-enge, /. phimosis 
 Vorhaut-entziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of prepuce 
 Vorhaut - geschwur, n. preputial 
 
 ulcer 
 Vorhaut-krebs, m. cancer of prepuce 
 Vorhaut-platte, /. = -blatt 
 Vorhaut-schmiere, /. smegma pre- 
 
 putii 
 Vorhaut - schwellung, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Vorhaut-spaltung, /. incision of pre- 
 puce / 
 Vorhaut-sperre, /. = -enge 
 Vorhaut-stein, m. preputial calculus 
 
 or concretion 
 Vorhaut-vereiterung, /. = -eiterung- 
 Vorhaut-verengung, /. = -enge 
 Vorhaut-verschwa,rung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of prepuce 
 Vorherbestimmung, /. prognosis 
 Vorhergehend, a. preceding, pro- 
 dromal 
 Vorhersagung, /. = Vorherbestimm- 
 ung 
 Vorhof, m. auricle ; vestibule 
 Vorhofs - abschnitt, m. vestibular 
 
 portion of cochlea 
 Vorhofs - blindsack, m. vestibulai 
 
 blind sac 
 Vorhofs-fenster, n. fenestra ovalis 
 Vorhof s-gang, m. scala vestibuli 
 Vorhofs-ganglion, m. ganglion of 
 
 Remak 
 Vorhofs - herzkammermiindung, /. 
 
 auriculo- ventricular orifice 
 Vorhofs-hohle, /. auricular cavity 
 Vorhofs-kammer, /, auricle 
 
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Vor 
 
 ,OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Vor 
 
 Vorhofs-kammerfurche, /, aurioulo- 
 
 ventricular groove 
 Vorhofs-kammerklappe, /. auriculo- 
 
 ventricular valve 
 Vorhofs-kammermundung, /, auri- 
 
 culo-ventricular orifice 
 Vorhofs-klappe, /. auricular valve 
 Vorhofs-lippe, /. labium vestibulare 
 Vorhofs-loch, n. = -fenster 
 Vorhofs - mastdarmfistel, /. recto- 
 
 vestibular fistula 
 Vorhofs-nerv, m. vestibular nerve 
 Vorhofs-sackchen, n. sacculus vesti- 
 
 buli 
 Vorhofs-scheidewand, /. auricular 
 
 septum 
 Vorhofs-schwellkorper, m, bulbus 
 
 vestibuli vaginae 
 Vorhofs-sichel, f. valvula foraminis 
 
 ovalis 
 Vorhofs-treppe, /. scala vestibuli 
 Vorhofs-treppenlippe, /. Huschke's 
 
 auditory tooth 
 Vorhofs-wand, /. auricular wall 
 Vorhofs-wandung, /. = -wand 
 Vorhofs-wasserleitung, /. aquaeduc- 
 
 tus vestibuli 
 Vorhofs - winkel, m. vestibular 
 
 angle 
 Vorhofs-zwiebel, m. bulbus vestibuli 
 
 vaginas 
 Vorimpfiing, /, preliminary inocula- 
 tion 
 Vorkammer, /. auricle ; vide for 
 
 compds. Vorhofs- 
 Vorkeim, m. prothalliunij protonema 
 Vorkern, m. pronucleus 
 Vorkommen, v.i. to happen, occur 
 Vorkopf, m. sinciput, caput succe- 
 
 daneum 
 Vorkultur, /. method of cultivating 
 
 bacteria so that one kind out- 
 grows aU the others 
 Vorlagern, v.i. to prolapse, to pro- 
 \ trude ; to present 
 Vorlagerung, /. prolapse, protru- 
 sion ; presentation 
 Vorlaufer, m. precursor, preliminary 
 
 or premonitory symptom 
 Vorlauferstadium, n. premonitory 
 
 stage 
 Vorlaufig, a. precursory, preliminary, 
 
 preparatory 
 Vorlesung, /. lecture, discourse 
 Vorliegen, v.i. to present 
 Vorliegen, n. presentation 
 Vormagen, m. ahte-stomach j crop 
 Vormauer, /. claustrum 
 Vormilch, /, colostrum 
 
 563 
 
 Vornahung, /. advancement '(in 
 strabismus operations) 
 
 Vorniere, /. head-kidney, prone- 
 phros 
 
 Vornierengang, m. Wolffian duct 
 
 Vorratseiweiss, n. circulating pro- 
 teid 
 
 Vorrichtung, /. arrangement, mech- 
 anism 
 
 Vorsaal, m. vestibule ; vide for 
 compds. Vorhofs- 
 
 Vorschrift, /. prescription 
 
 Vorsicht, /. foresight, caution 
 
 Vorsichtig, a. cautious 
 
 Vorsichtsmassregel, /. precautionary 
 measure 
 
 Vorspringen, v.i. to project 
 
 Vorsprung, m. projection, promon- 
 tory, prominence 
 
 Vorstand, m. directory 
 
 Vorsteherdruse, /. prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen - anschwellung, /, 
 swelling of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-eiterung, /. suppu- 
 ration of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdrusen-entzundung, /. in- 
 flammation of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-erkrankung, /, af- 
 fection of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-gefass, n. prostatic 
 vessel 
 
 Vorsteherdrusen-geschwulst, /. tu- 
 mour or swelling of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-krebs, m. cancer of 
 prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-lappen, m. lobe of 
 prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-leiden, n, ■= -er- 
 krarikung 
 
 Vorsteherdruseii-saft, m, prostatic 
 secretion 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-sand, m, prostatic 
 calculus 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen - schleimfluss, m. 
 mucous discharge from prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-schmerz, m. pain 
 in prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdrusen-schwellung, /. = 
 -anschwellung 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-schwund, m. atro- 
 phy of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-stein, m. or -stein- 
 chen, n. prostatic calculus 
 
 Vorsteherdrusen-vereiterung, /,, =- 
 -eiterung 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen - vergrosserung, /. 
 hypertrophy of prostate 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-verhartung, /. in- 
 duration of prostate 
 
Vor 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 wac 
 
 Vorsteherdriisen-verkleinerung, /. = 
 -schwund 
 
 Vorstellung, /. conception, idea, 
 notion, perception ; exhibition 
 (of patients) 
 
 Vorstellungs-association, /. associa- 
 tion of ideas, combination of 
 conceptions 
 
 Vorstellungs-hirn, n, conception- 
 brain 
 
 Vorstellungs-kraft, /. imaginative 
 faculty, power of conception 
 
 Vorstellungs-leben,%.imaginativelife 
 
 Vorstellungs - reflex, m. concep- 
 tion - reflex, ideo - motor reflex 
 action 
 
 Vorstellungs-storung, /. disturbance 
 of conception or idea 
 
 Vorstellungs-thatigkeit, /. concep- 
 tional function, activitj' of imagi- 
 nation 
 
 Vorstellungs-verlauf, m. course of 
 ' conception or imagination 
 
 Vorstellungs-vermogen, n. = -kraft 
 
 Vorstiilpen, v.refl. to protrude, turn 
 forward 
 
 Vorstulpung, /. protrusion 
 
 Vortauschen, v.t. to simulate, to 
 pretend 
 
 Vortauschung, /. simulation 
 
 Vortrag, m. report, discourse 
 
 Vorwarts- (in compds.), forwards, 
 
 ante- 
 Vorwarts-beugen, v.t. & i. to bend 
 
 forwards, to antevert 
 Vorwarts-beugung, /. a bending 
 
 forwards, anteversion 
 Vorwarts-biegung, /. = -beugung 
 Vorwarts-dreher, m. pronator 
 Vorwarts-drehung, /. pronation 
 Vorwarts-knickung, /. anteflexion 
 Vorwarts-neigen, v.i. to antevert 
 Vorwarts-neigung, /. anteversion 
 Vorwarts-wender, m. = -dreher 
 Vorwarts - zieher, m. attrahens 
 
 muscle 
 Vorwasser, n. the bag of water in 
 
 front of presenting part 
 Vorwehen, f.pl. preliminary labour 
 
 pains 
 Vorwirt, m. preliminary host 
 Vorzahn, m. front tooth, incisor 
 Vorzeitig, a. premature 
 Vorzwickel, m. quadrate lobule, 
 
 precuneus 
 Vulkanisieren, v.t. to vulcanise 
 Vulkanisierung, /. vulcanisation 
 Vulnerabilitat, /. vulnerability 
 Vulvar- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 vulva 
 Vulvovaginale Driisen, pi. Bartho- 
 lin's glands 
 
 w 
 
 Wabbelig, a. flabby 
 
 Wabe, /. honeycomb 
 
 Waben-artig, a. honeycombed 
 
 Waben-grind, m. favus 
 
 Waben-kopf grind, m. == -grind 
 
 Wach, a. awake 
 
 Wachen, v.t. & *. to watch, wake, 
 guard 
 
 Wach-mittel, n. antisoporific 
 
 Wacholder, m. juniper 
 
 Wacholder-beere, /. juniper berry 
 
 Wacholder - beerol, n. oleum juni- 
 peri 
 
 Wacholder - branntwein, m. Hol- 
 lands, Geneva, gin 
 
 Wacholder-mus, n. succus juniperi 
 inspissatus 
 
 Wacholder-61, n. ■= -beerol 
 
 Wacholder-spiritus, m. spiritus juni- 
 peri 
 
 Wachs, n. wax 
 
 gelbes — , unbleached beeswax 
 
 564 
 
 Wachs, griines, n. Ceratum asruginis, 
 Ph.G. 
 japanisches — , Japanese wax 
 weisses — , bleached beeswax, 
 cera alba 
 Wachs-ahnlich, a. wax-like, ceru- 
 
 minous, waxy 
 Wachs-ansammlung, /. , accumula- 
 tion of wax, cerumen 
 Wachs-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Wachs-bougie, /. wax-bougie 
 Wach-schlafsucht, /. coma vigil 
 Wachs-cylinder, m. waxy cast 
 Wachs-degeneration, /. waxy de- 
 generation 
 Wachs-driise, /. ceruminous gland 
 Wachsen, v.i. to grow, to increase, 
 
 to swell 
 Wachsen, n. growth, increase 
 Wachs-entartung, /. = -degenera- 
 tion 
 Wachsern, a, waxy, of wax 
 
Wac 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Wad 
 
 Wachs-grind, m. favus 
 Wachs-leber, /. waxy liver 
 Wachs-leinwand, /. oil-cloth 
 Wachs-milz, /. waxy spleen 
 Wachs-niere, /. waxy kidney 
 Wachs-papier, n. waxed paper 
 Wachs-praparat, n. preparation or 
 
 model in wax 
 Wachs-rohrchen, n. = -bougie 
 Wachs-salbe, /. Unguentum cereum, 
 
 Ph.G. 
 Wachs - schwamm, m, wax 
 
 sponge 
 Wachs-sonde, /. = -bougie 
 Wachs-taffet, m. oil-cloth 
 Wachs-tuch, m. oil-cloth 
 Wachstum, n. growth, increase ; 
 
 vegetation, ; development 
 Wachstums-ausdehnung, /. expan- 
 sion or distension by growth 
 Wachstums-bedingung, /. condition 
 
 of growth or development 
 Wachstums-bezirk, m. region of 
 
 growth 
 Wachstums - drehung, /. spiral 
 
 growth 
 Wachstums-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 
 phenomenon of growth 
 Wachstums-fahig, a. capable of 
 
 growth 
 Wachstums - fieber, n. " growing 
 
 fever," "growing pains," with 
 
 slight fever 
 Wachstums-gesetz, n. law of growth 
 
 or development 
 Wachstums-hemmung, /. arrest of 
 
 growth or development 
 Wachstums - keim, m. germ of 
 
 growth 
 Wachstums-krankheit, /. disease of 
 
 growth or development 
 Wachstums-periode, /. period of 
 
 growth 
 Wachstums-richtung, /. direction of 
 
 growth 
 Wachstuma-schnelligkeit, /. rapidity 
 
 of growtli 
 Wachstums-schub, m. sudden in- 
 crease of growth 
 Wachstums-storung, /. disturbance 
 
 of or hindrance to growth 
 Wachstums-trieb, m. impulse or 
 
 tendency to growth 
 Wachstums-verhaltnis, n. relation, 
 
 condition, or ratio of growth 
 Wachstums - verschiebung, /. dis- 
 placement by growth 
 Wachs tums-verzogerung, /. delay or 
 
 arrest of growth 
 
 Wachstums-vorgang, m, process of 
 growth 
 
 Wachs-zylinder, m. = -cylinder 
 
 Wachter, m. male nurse, keeper 
 
 Wackelgelenk, n. amphiarthrosis 
 
 Wackeln, v.i. to shake, to totter, to 
 reel, to waddle, to be loose (o£ 
 teeth) 
 
 Wackelnd, a. shaky, tottering, reel- 
 ing, waddling ; loose 
 
 Wade, /. calf of the leg 
 
 Waden- (in compds.), relating to the 
 calf 
 
 Wadenbauchmuskel, m. gastrocne- 
 mius muscle 
 
 Wadenbein, n. fibula 
 
 Wadenbein-arterie, /. peroneal ar- 
 tery 
 
 Wadenbein-beuger, m. biceps fem- 
 oris 
 
 Wadenbein - blutader, /. peroneal 
 vein 
 
 Wadenbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 fibula 
 
 Wadenbein-kopf, m. = -kopfchen 
 
 Wadenbein-kopfchen, n. head of 
 fibula 
 
 Wadenbein-kopfchenband, n, liga- 
 ment of head of fibula 
 
 Wadenbein-kopfchenkapselband, «. 
 capsular Ugament of head of 
 fibula 
 
 Wadenbein - muskel, m. peroneus 
 muscle 
 
 Wadenbein-muskeldurchsneidung, /. 
 section of peroneus muscle 
 
 Wadenbein - muskelverkiirzung, /. 
 shortening of peroneus muscle 
 
 Wadenbein-nerv, m. external popli- 
 teal nerve 
 
 Wadenbein-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 
 Wadenbein-schienbeinband, n. tibio- 
 fibular ligament 
 
 Wadenbein - schienbeingelenk, n. 
 tibio-fibular articulation 
 
 Wadenbein - schlagader, /. =• -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Wadenbein-sprungbeinband, n. ex- 
 ternal lateral ligament of ankle 
 
 Waden-knochen, m. (and compds.), 
 = Wadenbein 
 
 Waden - krampf, m. cramp in the 
 calf 
 
 Waden-muskel, m. gastrocnemius 
 muscle 
 
 Waden-muskelsehne, /. tendo Achil- 
 les 
 
 Waden-muskelverkiirzung, /. short- 
 ening of gastrocnemius muscle 
 
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Wad 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH piCTIONARY 
 
 Wan 
 
 Waden-muskelzusammenziehung^/. 
 contraction of gastrocnemius 
 muscle 
 
 Waden-muskulatur, /. muscular ap- 
 paratus of calf 
 
 Wage, /. balance, scales 
 
 Wagen, m. carriage 
 
 Wahl, /. choice, selection 
 
 Wahl-freiheit, /. liberty of choice, 
 libertas consilii 
 
 Wahl-stelle, /. place of election (in 
 operation) 
 
 Wahl-verwandtschaft, /. elective 
 affinity 
 
 Wahn, m. ilhision, delusion, halluci- 
 nation, fixed notion 
 
 Wahn.-bild,_ n. phantom, phantasm ; 
 delusion ; illusion 
 
 Wahn-chaos, n. chaos of illusions or 
 delusions 
 
 Wahn-entstehung, /. rise or origin of 
 an illusion 
 
 Wahn-gebilde, n. = -bild 
 
 Wahn-handlung, /. action excited 
 by illusion or delusion 
 
 Wahn-idee, /. = -vorstellung 
 
 Wahn-sinn, m. madness, insanity, 
 aUenation, lunacy 
 
 Wahn-sinnig, a. mad, insane, luna- 
 tic 
 
 Wahn-sinnige, w, & /. an insane 
 person 
 
 Wahn-sinnigkeit, /. = -sinn 
 
 Wahn - vorstellung, /. illusio^ary 
 idea ; hallucination ; the " ftxed 
 idea " in insanity 
 
 Wahrnehmen, v.i. to perceive 
 
 Wahrnehmung, /. perception ; vide 
 for compds. also Vorstellungs- 
 
 Wahrnehmungs-kraft, /, power of 
 perception 
 
 Wahrnehmungs-vermogen, n, = 
 -kraft 
 
 Wahrscheinlich, a. probable 
 
 Wahrscheinlichkeit, /. probability 
 
 Wahrstheinlighkeitsdiagnose, /. pro- 
 bable diagnosis 
 
 Wald, m. forest 
 
 Waldeyer's Markbrucke, /, Lis- 
 sauer's zone 
 
 Wald-luft, /. forest-air 
 
 Wald - meister, m. sweet-scented 
 woodruff 
 
 Wald-nachtschattenblatter, pi. bella- 
 donna-leaves 
 
 Wald-woUe, /. pine-wool 
 
 Wald-wollol, n. pine-oil, pinol 
 
 Waliischsehne, /. whale sinew 
 
 Walfischthran, w, whale-oil 
 
 ■ Walken, n. kneeding, pUrissage 
 Wall, m. wall, mound 
 Wallartig, a. wall-like 
 Wallen, v.i. to wave, to undulate ; 
 
 to heave 
 Wallend, a. waving, undulating ; 
 
 heaving 
 Wallformig, a. circumvallate 
 Wallung, /. waving, undulation ; 
 
 ebullition ; agitation, excitement ; 
 
 congestion 
 WaUungSrerscheinung, /. sign or 
 
 phenomenon of hyperasmia 
 Wallungs-hyperamie, /. active hy- 
 
 peraemia 
 Walnuss, /. walnut 
 Walnuss-blatter, n.pl. walnut-leaves 
 Walnuss-blatterbad, n. walnut-leaf 
 
 bath 
 Walnuss-blatterthee, m. infusion of 
 
 walnut-leaves 
 Walnuss^ol, n. walnut-oU. 
 I Walnuss-schaJp, /. (griine), green 
 
 husk of walnut 
 Wajxat, m. spermaceti 
 Walrat-cerat, n. spermaceti oint- 
 ment 
 Walrat-61, n. sperm-oil 
 Wali;ajt-2ucker, m. Cetaceunj sac- 
 
 charatum, Ph. G. 
 Walze, /. roller ; cylinder 
 Wal;?en-£6rmig, a. cyhndrical 
 Walzen-gelenk, n. cylindarthrosis, 
 Wand, /. waU^ partition ; parietes 
 
 septum 
 Wand-b,ein, n. pari,etal bone 
 Wand-defekt, m. defect of wall 
 Wander- (in compds.), movable, 
 
 wandering, migratory, ambulans 
 Wander-flechte, /. lichen 
 Wander-leber, /'. movable liyer 
 Wander-milz, /. movable or floatingr 
 
 spleen 
 Wander-niere, /. floating kidney 
 Wander-pneumonie, /. wandering 
 
 pneumonia 
 Wander-rose, /. wandering or mi- 
 grating erysipelas 
 Wander-zelle, /. migratory cell 
 Wandernd, a. migratory, movable, 
 
 ambulans 
 Wanderung, /. migration, wandering 
 Wand-schicht, /. parietal layer 
 Wand-standig, a. marginal, terminal 
 
 intra-mural, peripheral, parietal 
 Wand-strom, m. parietal or outer 
 
 portion of blood-stream 
 Wandang, /. (and compds.}, = 
 
 Wand 
 
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Wan 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 War 
 
 Wand-verdickung, /. thickenmg of 
 
 wall 
 Wand-zelle, /. parietal cell 
 Wange, /. cheek 
 
 Wangen- (in compds.), buccal, 
 malar, zygomatic ; vide for 
 compds. also Backen- 
 Wangen-bein, n. a cheek-bone ; 
 
 malar bone, zygoma 
 Wangen-beinhohe, /. vertical dis- 
 tance from lateral inferior angle of 
 orbit to lower edge of malar iDone 
 Wangen-bildungf /. plastic surgery 
 
 of cheek 
 Wangen-bogen, m. zygomatic arch 
 Wangen-brand, m. cancrum oris, 
 
 noma 
 Wangen - breitenindex, m. malar 
 
 ihdex 
 Wangen-driise, /. buccal gland 
 Wangen-falte, /. buccal fold 
 Wangen-fistel, /. buccal fistula 
 Wangen-fiache, /. buccal surface 
 Wangen-fortsatZj m. zygomatic pro- 
 cess 
 Wangen-gegend, /. region of the 
 
 cheek 
 Wangen-grflbchen, n. dimple in 
 
 cheek 
 Wangen-grube, /. zygomatic fossa 
 Wangen-haut, /. skin of cheek 
 Wangen - hautaerv, m. temporo- 
 
 malar nerve 
 Wangen-hocker, m. zygomatic tu- 
 berosity 
 Wangen-hohle, /. antrum of High- 
 more 
 Wangen-knocKen, m. = -bein 
 Wangen-krebs, m. cancer of cheek 
 Wangjen-lld'furche, /. palpebro-malar 
 
 sulcus 
 Wangen-muskel, m. a muscle of the 
 
 cheek 
 Wangen-naht, /. zygomatic suture 
 Wangen-nerv, m. a nerve of the 
 
 cheek 
 Wangen-plastik, /. plastic surgery of 
 
 the cheek 
 Wangen-pl'atte, /. malar portion 
 Wangen-rote, /. redness of the cheek 
 Wangen-schleimhaut, /. buccal mu- 
 cous membrane 
 Wangen-spalte, /. fissure of the 
 
 cheek 
 Wangen-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 
 the cheek 
 Wanken, v.i. to totter, to stagger, to 
 
 reel 
 Warme, /. bathing-tub, bath 
 
 Wannenbad, n, bathiag in a fuU- 
 length bath 
 
 Wanscher'sche Maske, /. mask for 
 ether-narcosis 
 
 Wanst, n. paunch, pot-belly 
 
 Wanaei /. bug 
 
 Wanzea-biss, m. bug-bite 
 
 Wanzen-stieh, m. = -biss 
 
 Warm, a, warm ; hot 
 
 Warm- (in compds.), relating to 
 heat, calori- 
 
 Warm-bad, n. warm bath 
 
 Warm-becken, n. warming-pan 
 
 Warm - bliiter, m. warm-blooded 
 animal 
 
 Warm-bliitig, a. warm-blooded 
 
 Warra-brunnen, m. hot spring 
 
 Warme, /. warmth ; heat 
 
 Warme-abgab*^ /. loss of heat (from 
 the body): 
 
 Warme-anS^thesie, /. loss or diminu- 
 tion of the sense of heat 
 
 Warme-anderung, /. variation of 
 temperature 
 
 Warnae-ausdehnung, /, expansion 
 by heat 
 
 Warme-ausgahej. /. = -abgahe 
 
 Warme-aiflSstraMung, /. radiation of 
 heat 
 
 Warme-austausch, m. exchange' of 
 heat ; loss of temperature 
 
 Warnae-brftandjluiig, /. treatment by 
 warmth 
 
 Warme-bildend, a. blood-forming 
 
 Warme-bildner, m. heat-former or 
 -producer 
 
 Warnaei-biildung, /. production of 
 heat 
 
 Warme-bildungsvermogen, n. ca- 
 pacity for production of heat 
 
 Warme-centrenf pi. heat-centres 
 
 Warme-dyspnoe, /. dyspnoea pro- 
 duced by raising the temperature 
 
 Warme-einfluss, m. influence of heat 
 
 Warme-einhieit, /. unit of heat, 
 calorie 
 
 Warme-elektrizitat, /. thermo-elec- 
 tricity 
 
 Wamie-empfindung, f. perception 
 of heat 
 
 Warme-entziehung, /. withdrawal 
 or deprivation of heat 
 
 Warme-erzeugend, a, heat-produc- 
 ing 
 
 Warme-erzeugung, /. production of 
 heat 
 
 Warrae-gefuhl, n. sensation of heat 
 
 Warme-grad, m. degree of heat 
 
 Watroe-lehre, /. science otf beat 
 
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War 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 War 
 
 Warme-leitend, a. heat-conducting 
 Warme-leiter, m. conductor of heat 
 Warme-leitung, /. conduction of heat 
 Warme-menge, /. amount of heat 
 Warme-messer, m. calorimeter 
 Warme-messung, /. calorimetry 
 Warmen, v.t. & i. to warm ; to 
 
 heat ; to become warm 
 Warme-okonomie, /. uniform dis- 
 tribution and regulation of the 
 bodily heat 
 Warme-punkte, m.pl. points sensi- 
 tive to heat 
 Wartne-quelle, /. source of heat 
 Warme-regulierung, /. regulation of 
 
 heat 
 Warme-schmerz, m. pain produced 
 
 by heat 
 Warme-schrank, m. incubator 
 Warme-schutzmittel, n. means of 
 
 protection against heat 
 Warme-schwankung, /. variation of 
 
 temperature 
 Warme-starre, /. heat-rigbr 
 Warme-steigerung, /. increase or 
 
 rise of temperature 
 WSrme-stoff, m, caloric. 
 Warme-strahl, m. ray of heat 
 Warme-strahlung, /. radiation of 
 
 heat 
 Warme-tonung, /. number of units 
 of heat evolved or absorbed in the 
 formation of the molecular weight 
 in grammes of a compound 
 Warme-verhaltnis, n. condition with 
 
 regard to heat 
 Warme-vorgang, m. heat or thermal. 
 
 phenomenon 
 Warme-vorrat, m. stock of heat 
 Warme-wirkung, /. effect of heat 
 Warme-zeiger, m. thermoscope 
 Warme-zustand, m. thermal con- 
 dition 
 Warm-flasche, /. hot-water bottle 
 Warm-luftheizung, /. hot-air heating 
 Warm-stein, m. hot stone, hot brick 
 Warmwasser- (in compds.), warm 
 
 water, hot water 
 Warmwasser-bad, n. warm- or hot- 
 water bath 
 Warmwasser-behandlung, /. warm- 
 water treatment 
 Warmwasser-einspritzung, /. injec- 
 tion of warm water 
 Warmwasser-heizung, /. heating by 
 
 hot water 
 Warmwasser - klystier, n. enema of 
 
 warm water 
 Warmwasser-kur, /. = -behandlung 
 
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 Warmwasser-umschlag, m. fomen- 
 tation, hot-water dressing 
 Warnungsgurtel, m. warning girdle 
 
 sensation 
 Warter, m. attendant, male nurse 
 Warterin, /. female nurse or at- 
 tendant 
 Wartung, /. nursing, tending, at- 
 tendance 
 WSrzchen, n. a little wart ; car- 
 uncle, papilla 
 Warzchenschicht, /. papillary layer 
 Warze, /. wart ; papilla ; nipple 
 Warzen- (in compds.), verrucose, 
 papillary ; mastoid ; mammillary ; 
 nipple- 
 Warzen-ahnlich, a. wart-like, verru- 
 cose, papillary, mammillary, mas- 
 toid 
 Warzen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Warzen - breite, /. bi-mastoid dia- 
 meter 
 Warzen-deckel, m. =• -hiitchen 
 Warzen-flechte, /. warty lichen 
 Warzen-f ontanelle, /. posterior late- 
 ral fontanelle 
 Warzen-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Warzen-f ortsatz, m. mastoid pro- 
 cess 
 Warzen-f ortsatzdurchbohrung, /.per- 
 foration of mastoid process 
 Warzen-fortsatzentzundung, /. maS' 
 
 toiditis 
 Warzen-fortsatzhohle, /. mastoid 
 
 cell or cavity 
 Warzen-gegend, /. mastoid region, 
 
 mammillary region 
 Warzen-geschwulst, /. papilloma 
 Warzen-gewebe, n. papillary tissue 
 Warzen-hof, m. areola of nipple 
 Warzen-hiitchen, n. nipple-shield 
 Warzen-kanalchen, n. mastoid can- 
 aliculus 
 Warzen-kraut, n. wartweed 
 Warzen-krebs, m. epithelial cancer ; 
 
 cancer of nipple 
 Warzen-kreis, m. = -hof 
 Warzen-loch, n. mastoid foramen 
 Warzen-mal, n. warty mole 
 Warzen-mittel, n. remedy for warts 
 Warzen-muskel, m. papillary muscle 
 Warzen-naht, /. occipito -mastoid 
 
 suture 
 Warzen-pocke, /. variola verrucosa 
 Warzen-ring, m. = -hof 
 Warzen-schlafennahtwinkel, m. pa- 
 rietal notch 
 
 Warzen-schutzer, m. artificial nipple 
 (lit. nipple-protector) 
 
War 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Was 
 
 Warzen-teil, m. mastoid portion 
 Warzig, a. warty, verrucose 
 Waschen, v.t. to wash 
 Wasch-flasQhe, /. wash-bottle 
 Wasch-mittel, n. lotion 
 Wasch-schwamm, m. bath-sponge 
 Wasch-wasser, n.pl. = -mittel 
 Waschung, /. washing, ablution, 
 
 cleansing 
 Wasser, n. water 
 
 destilliertes — , distilled water 
 falsches — , false liquor amnii 
 phagadanisches — , Aqua pha- 
 
 gadaenica, Ph. G. 
 schneidendes — , strangury ; 
 
 scalding in making water 
 schwarzes — , black- wash 
 zweites — , residual liquor 
 amnii 
 Wasser- (in compds.), relating to 
 
 water, hydro- 
 Wasser-abfluss, m. escape or dis- 
 charge of liquor amnii 
 Wasser-abkochapparat, m. appara- 
 tus for boiling drinking water 
 Wasser-abscheidung, /. secretion or 
 
 excretion of water or fluid 
 Wasser-abzapfung, /. tapping for 
 
 dropsy 
 Wasser-ahnlich, a. resembling water, 
 
 watery 
 Wasser-anhaufung, /. accumulation 
 
 of watery fluid 
 Wasser-ansammlung, /. = -anhauf- 
 
 ung 
 Wasser-arm, a. badly supplied with 
 
 water 
 Wjisser-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Wasser-arzt, m. hydropath 
 Wasser-aufnahme, /. absorption of 
 
 water 
 Wasser-ausscheidung, /. excretion 
 Wasser-ausspiilung, /. washing out 
 
 or rinsing with water 
 Wasser-bad, n. water-bath 
 Wasser-bakterien, f.pl. water bac- 
 teria . 
 Wasser-balg, m. serous cyst 
 Wasser-bedarf, m. supply of water 
 Wasser-behandlung, /. water treat- 
 ment 
 Wasser-bett, n. water-bed ; bed for 
 
 immersion treatment 
 Wasser-bildung, /. formation of 
 
 water 
 Wasser-blaschen, n. vesicle, bleb 
 Wasser-blase, /. = -blaschen 
 Wasser-blattern, f.pl. chicken-pox, 
 varicella 
 
 Wasser-blei, n, molybdenite 
 
 Wasser-bleisaure, /. molybdic acid 
 
 Wasser-brand, m. noma, cancrum 
 oris 
 
 Wasser-brennen, n. = -schneiden 
 
 Wasser-bruch, m. hydrocele 
 
 Wasser-bruchahnlich, a. resembling 
 hydrocele 
 
 Wasser-bruchartig, a. >= -bruch- 
 ahnlich 
 
 Wasser - bruchsack, m. hydrocclf 
 sac 
 
 Wasser-dampf, m. steam 
 
 Wasser-dampfbad, n. vapour-bath 
 
 Wasser-dampfheizung, /. heating by 
 steam 
 
 Wasser-dampfzerstauber, m. steam- 
 spray apparatus 
 
 Wasser-dicht, a. waterproof, water- 
 tight 
 
 Wasser-dichtigkeit, /. state of being 
 watertight 
 
 Wasser-doktor, m. «■ -arzt 
 
 Wasser-einspritzung, /. injection of 
 water 
 
 Wasser-enteisenung, /. removal of 
 iron from water 
 
 Wasser-entziehung, /. drawing off or 
 removal of water 
 
 Wasser-erguss, m. watery effusion ; 
 oedema 
 
 Wasser - fenchel, m. fructus phel- 
 landri 
 
 Wasser-filter, m. filter for water 
 
 Wasser-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Wasser-frei, a. free of water, anhy- 
 drous 
 
 Wasser-freie Saure, /. anhydrous 
 acid 
 
 Wasser-gang, m. aqueduct 
 
 Wasser-gas, n. water-gas 
 
 Wasser-gehalt, m. amount of con- 
 tained water 
 
 Wasser-geschwulst, /. oedema ; hy- 
 groma 
 
 Wasser-glas, n. water-glass 
 
 Wasser-glasschiene, /. water-glass 
 bandage or splint 
 
 Wasser-glasverband, m. water-glass 
 dressing 
 
 Wasser-haltig, a. containing water, 
 aqueous, hydrated 
 
 Wasser-hanf, m. Eupatorium canna- 
 binum 
 
 Wasser-haut, /. hyaloid membrane ; 
 amnion 
 
 Wasser-hautentziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of hyaloid membrane ; 
 inflammation of the amnion 
 
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Was 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Was 
 
 Wasser-iieilanstalt, /. hydropathic 
 
 institution 
 Wasser-heilkunde, /. hydropathy 
 Wasser-heilkundlich, a. hydropathic 
 Wasser-heilkiinstler, m. hydropath 
 Wasser-h.eilmethod'e, /. hydropathic 
 
 system 
 Wasser-heizung, /. heating by hot 
 
 water 
 Wasserig, a. aqueous, serous 
 Wasserig, a. watery, aqueous, 
 
 serous 
 Wasserigeiterig, a. sero.-purulent 
 Wasserigkeit, /. serosity,, watery 
 
 condition 
 Wasser-kissen, n. water-cushion . 
 Wasser-klosett, n. water-closet 
 Wasser-klystier, n. water-enema 
 Wasser-kolik, /. waterbrash 
 Wasser-kolk, m. morning vomiting 
 
 of drunkards 
 Wasser-kopf, m. hydrocephalus 
 Wasser-fcapf> m. (hitziger), acute hy- 
 drocephalus 
 Wasser-Kopfig, a. hydrocephalic 
 Waissejr-krauC (caftadisches.),. n. Hy- 
 drastis canadensis 
 Wasser-krebs, m. noma, cancrum 
 
 oris 
 WassCT-kur, /. hydropathy 
 Wasser-kurort, m. locality for water 
 
 cure. 
 Wasser-lassen, n. micturition 
 Wassec-lefzen, f.pl. labia minora 
 Wasser-lfiich*, /. cadaver found in 
 
 water 
 Wasser-leitung, /. aqueduct, water- 
 works 
 Wasser-leitung, f. (Fallopische), 
 
 aqueduct of Fallopius 
 Wasser-leitungf /. (SyMsche),. aque- 
 duct of. Sylvius 
 Wasser-los, a, free from water, 
 
 anhydrous 
 Wasser-loslich, a. soluble in water 
 Wasser,luftpunjpe„ /. Bunsen pump 
 Wasser-milben, f.pl. hydrachnid® 
 Wasser-miihlengerausch, n. bruit de 
 
 mouJin 
 Wassern, v.t. to irrigate ; to macerate 
 Wasser-nabel, m. hydromphalus 
 Wasser - nabelbruch, m. hydrom- 
 
 phalocele 
 Wasser-pest, /. Elodea canadensis, 
 
 Anacharis alsinastEum 
 Wasser-pfeifengerausch, n. water- 
 pipe sound (in pneumothorax) 
 Wasser-pilz, m. micro-organism or 
 fungus of water 
 
 Wasser-pocken, f.pl. chicken-pox, 
 
 varicella 
 Wasser-radgerausch, n, bruit de 
 
 Wasser-reinigung, /. purification of 
 
 water 
 Wasser-scheu, a. hydrophobic 
 Wasser-scheu, /. hydrophobia 
 Wasser - schierling, m. water-hem- 
 lock 
 Wasser-schlag, m. serous apoplexy 
 Wasser - schneidem, n. strangury, 
 
 scalding in making water 
 Wasser-sprung, m. rupture of foetal 
 
 membranes 
 WasserstoS, m. hydrogen 
 Wasserstoff-frei, a. free from hy- 
 drogen 
 Wasserstoff-gas, n. hydrogen 
 Wasserstoff-gehalt, m. amount of 
 
 contained hydrogen 
 Wasserstoff - haltig, a. containiing 
 
 hydrogen 
 Wasserstoff-byperoatyd, n. peroi3did,e 
 
 of hydrogen 
 Wasserstoff-sauer, a. hydro-acid 
 Wasserstaffi-saitre^ /. hydro-acid 
 Wasserstofi-suilfid, n. sulphuretted 
 
 hydrogen 
 WasserstoM-suparoscyd., n. = -hy^ 
 
 peroxyd 
 Wasserat(»0-supeiraiilfid,. n. hydrogen 
 
 disulphide 
 Wasseratoff-'SfefhiifMiUing, /. hydrogen 
 
 compound 
 Wasser-straWlultpumjie, f. air-pump 
 
 worked by a jet of water 
 Wasser-stronx,, m. current of water 
 Wasser-sMcht, /. dropsy 
 WassM-sHckt, /. Cfalsche), encysted 
 
 dropsy 
 Wasser-suchtig, a. dropsical 
 Wasser-siichtige, w. & /. a subject of 
 
 dropsy 
 
 Wasser-suiehttnittel, n. remedy for 
 
 dropsy 
 Wasser-treibend, a. hydragogue 
 Wasser-trinkeni, n. water drinking, 
 Wasser-iiberschlag, m. = -unasfihiag 
 Wasser-umschlag, m. water-dress- 
 ing 
 Wasserung, /. irrigation; macera- 
 tion 
 
 Wasser-verbrauch, m. consumption 
 
 of water 
 Wasser-verlust, m. loss of fluids 
 Wasser-versorgung, /. water supply 
 Wassen-wehen,, f.pl. dilating or pEes 
 
 paratory labour pains 
 
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W»s 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Wei 
 
 Wasser-zersetzung, /. decomposition 
 of water 
 
 Wasser-zersetzungsapparat, nt. ap- 
 paratus for the decomposition of 
 water 
 
 Wasser-zufuhr, /. supply of water 
 
 Watscheln, v.i. to toddle, to waddle, 
 to wobble 
 
 Watte, /. cotton-wool wadding 
 
 Watte-bausch, m. pledget or com- 
 press of cotton-wadding 
 
 Watte-bauschchen, n. = -bausch 
 
 Watte-einhullung, /. packing or en- 
 veloping with, cotton-wadding 
 
 Watlie-einwickelung, /. = -ein- 
 hullung 
 
 Watte^kugel, /, ba,U of cotton- 
 wadding 
 
 Watte-pfropf, m. plug of cotton- 
 wool 
 
 Watte-schicht, /. layer of cotton- 
 wadding 
 
 Watte-tampon, m. cotton-wool tam- 
 pon 
 
 Watte-teager, m. tampon-holder 
 
 Watte-verband, m. cottoa-wool or 
 -wadding dicessing 
 
 Weberknoten, m. weaver's knot, 
 double knot 
 
 Wechsel, m. change, turn, alterna- 
 tion, variation 
 
 Wechsefc-befruchtung, f. bisexual 
 impregnation 
 
 Wechset-doHche, /. alternating hot 
 and cold douche 
 
 Wechsel-^fieber, n. intermittent fever 
 
 Wechsel-jahr, n. the climacteric, 
 change of life 
 
 Wechsdt-strom, m. alternating cur- 
 rent 
 
 Wechsel-tag, m. critical day 
 
 Wechsel*-warni, a. poikilothermal 
 
 Wechsel - wirkung, /. reciprocal 
 effect 
 
 Wechsel-zaiin, m. deciduous tooth 
 
 Wechsel-zersetzung, /. mutual de- 
 composition 
 
 Weg- (in compds.), from, away 
 
 Weg-atzen, v.t. to destroy by caus- 
 tics 
 
 Weg-brennen, vJ. to remove by 
 cautery or burning 
 
 Wegrcitem, v.i. to suppurate away 
 
 Weg-erich, m. plantain 
 
 Weg-fall, m. omission 
 
 Weg-fallen, v.i. to cease, be omitted 
 
 Weg-husteo, v.t. to cough up, to 
 expectorate 
 
 Weg-leiten(% a^ efferent 
 
 Wegner'sehe Kraakheit, f. separa- 
 tion of epiphyses in congenital 
 
 syphUis 
 Weg-schaffiing, /. elimination 
 Weg-schwaren, v.i. = -eitera 
 Weg-schwenxmen, v.t. to wash away 
 Weh, n. sore, pain, grief, agony, ache 
 Wehadern, f.pl, haemorrhoids from 
 
 straining 
 Wehen, f.pl. labour pains 
 Wehen-ahnlich, a. resembling labour 
 
 pains 
 Wehen-anfall, m. onset of labour 
 
 pains 
 Wehen-anfang, w, commencement 
 
 of labour pains 
 Wehen-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Wehen-beginn, m. = -anfang 
 Wehen-druck, m. pressure produced 
 
 by labour pains 
 Wehen-eintritt, m. = -anfang 
 Wehen-erregend, a. exciting labour 
 
 pains, ecbolic 
 Wehen-erreger, m. an ecbolic, 
 Wehen-erzeugend, a. = -erregend 
 Wehen-erzeugung, /. production of 
 
 labour pains 
 Wehen-kurve, /. labour curve 
 Wehen-mangel, m. absence of labour 
 
 pains 
 Wehen-mittel, n. an ecbolic 
 Wehen-pause, /. interval between 
 
 labour pains 
 Wehea - schmerzenj m.pL labour 
 
 pains 
 Wehen-scliwache, /. feebleness or 
 
 insufficiency of labour pains 
 Wehen-rschwachung, /. diminution 
 
 of labour pains 
 Wehen-t>hatigk«lt, /. activity or 
 
 functions of labour pains- 
 Wehen-triebend, a. ecbolic 
 Wehen.-triebkpaft, /. expulsive power 
 
 of labour pains 
 Wehen-iiberstiirzung, /. precipitate 
 
 labour pains 
 Wehen-verstarkend, a, increasing 
 
 labour pains 
 Wehen-verstarkung, f, strengthen- 
 ing labour pains 
 Wehestuhl, m. obstetric chair 
 Wehfrau, /. = Wehmutter 
 Wehleidig, a. painful, tender 
 Wehmutter, /■. midwife 
 Wehmutterhaublein, n. caul 
 Weib, n. woman ; vide for compds. 
 
 also Frauen- 
 Weiber-geliiste, n.pl. morbid tastes 
 
 and desires of pregnant women 
 
 S7I 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Wfei 
 
 Weiber-knoten, m. granny knot 
 Weiber-krankheit, /. any disease 
 
 peculiar to women 
 Weiber-tripper, m. gonorrhoea in 
 
 the female 
 Weiblich, a. female, feminine; 
 
 womanly 
 Weiblichkeit,/. womanhood, woman- 
 liness 
 Weich, a. soft, tender, pliable, pulpy 
 Weich- (in compds.), soft, relaxed 
 Weiche, /. softness 
 Weiche, /. inguinal region, groin 
 Weiche Hirnhaut, /. pia mater 
 Weichen- (in compds.), inguinal 
 Weichen-after, m. artificial anus in 
 
 inguinal region 
 Weichen-band, n. Poupart's liga- 
 ment 
 Weichen-bruch, m. inguinal hernia 
 Weichen-driise, /. inguinal gland 
 Weichen-gegend, /. inguinal region 
 Weicher Hinterkopf, m. craniotabes 
 Weicher Schanker, m. soft chancre 
 Weich-gebilde, n.pl. soft parts 
 Weich-harze, n.pl. gum-resins 
 Weich-leibig, a. relaxed in bowels 
 Weich-leibigkeit, /. looseness of 
 
 bowels 
 Weich-lich, a. soft, weak, tender ; 
 
 effeminate ; delicate 
 Weich-lichkeit, /. softness, weak- 
 ness ; effeminacy ; delicacy 
 Weich-ling, m. an effeminate or 
 
 delicate person, weakling 
 Weichselzopf, m. plica Polonica 
 Weich-teile, m.pl. soft parts 
 Weich-teileverletzung, /. injury of 
 
 soft parts 
 Weich-werden, n. softening 
 Weide, /. willow 
 Weihrauch, m. olibanum 
 Weil'sche Krankheit,/. Weil's disease 
 Wein, m. wine 
 
 aromatischer — , vinum aro- 
 maticum 
 Wein-ahnlich, a. vinous, resembling 
 
 wine 
 Wein-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Wein-blatter, /. acne rosacea 
 Wein-branntwein,w. cognac, brandy 
 Weinen, v.i. to weep, to cry 
 Wein-essig, m. wine vinegar 
 Wein-farbstoff, m. colouring matter 
 
 of wine 
 Wein-fuselole, n.pl. oenanthic ether 
 Wein-geist, m. spirits of wine 
 Wein-geist (versusster). Spir. seth. 
 nitrosi 
 
 Wein-geistig, a. spirituous 
 Wein-genuss, m. partaking of wine 
 Wein-hef e, /. wine-yeast, yeast-plant 
 Weinkrampf, m. hysterical crying 
 Wein-missbrauch, m. abuse of wine 
 Wein-ol, n. oil obtained by distilla- 
 tion of wine lees 
 Wein-sauer, a. tartrate 
 Wein-saure, /. tartaric acid 
 Wein-saures Eisenoxydammonium, 
 
 tartrate of iron and ammonia 
 Wein-saures Eisenoxydkali, n. tar- 
 trate of iron and potash 
 Wein-saures Salz, n. tartrate 
 Wein - schwefelsaures Natron, n. 
 
 sodium sulphovinate 
 Weinstein, m. cream of tartar ; 
 
 tartar (on teeth) 
 Weinstein-rahm, m. cream of tartar 
 Weinstein-salz, n. salt of tartar 
 Weinstein-sauer, a. tartrate 
 Weinstein-saure, /. tartaric acid 
 Weinstein-saures Natron, n. sodium 
 
 tartrate 
 Weinstein-saures Salz, n. tartrate 
 Wein-traube, /. grape 
 Wein-traubenkur, /. grape cure 
 Wein-traubenkurort, m. locality for 
 
 grape cure 
 Wein-verfalschung, /. adulteration 
 
 of wine 
 Weir-Mitchell 'sche Kur, /. Weir- 
 Mitchell treatment 
 Weir - Mitchell 'sche Krankheit, /. 
 
 erythromelalgia 
 Weir-Mitchell 'scher Symptom, m. 
 
 causalgia 
 Weise, /. manner, method 
 Weisheitszahn, m. wisdom-tooth 
 Weiss, a. white 
 Weiss-bliitig, a. leukaemic 
 Weiss-bliitigkeit, /. leukaemia 
 Weiss -brot, n. white or wheat 
 
 bread 
 Weisse, n. (im Auge), the sclerotic 
 Weisse Gelenkgeschwulst, /. white 
 
 swelling of a joint 
 Weisse Linie, /. linea alba 
 Weisse Substanz, /. white substance 
 Weisser Fluss, m. leucorrhoea 
 Weiss-gluhend, a. white-hot, incan- 
 descent 
 Weiss-gliihhitze, /. white-heat, in- 
 candescence 
 Weiss-glut, /. = -gliihhitze 
 Weiss-lich, a. whitish 
 Weiss-sucht, /. albinism ; chlorosis 
 Weiss-siichtige, m. & f. an albino 
 Weitbeinig, a. bow-legged 
 
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 Wie 
 
 Weitsichtig, a. long-sighted 
 
 Weitsichtige, m. & f. a. long-sighted 
 person 
 
 Weitsichtigkeit, /. long-sightedness 
 
 Weizen, m. wheat 
 
 Weizen-alchen, n. /i^.tylenchustritici 
 
 Weizen-brot, n. wheat-bread 
 
 Weizen-kleie, /. wheat-bran 
 
 Weizen-knorpel, m . cartilago tri ticea, 
 sesamoid bone in lateral thyro- 
 hyoid ligament 
 
 Weizen-pilz, m. the fungus of smut 
 in wheat 
 
 Weizen-starke, /. wheat-starch 
 
 Welk, a. withered ; insipid 
 
 Welle, /. wave 
 
 Wellen-bad, n. sea-bath ; river-bath 
 
 Wellen-berg, m. crest of wave 
 
 Wellen - bewegung, /. undulatory 
 movement 
 
 Wellen-f ormig, a. undulatorjr, wave- 
 like 
 
 Wellen-theorie, /. wave theory, un- 
 dulatory theory 
 
 Wellig, a. undulating 
 
 Wendung, /. turning ; version 
 
 Wendungs-methode, f. method of 
 turning 
 
 Wendungs-winkel, m. angle of dis- 
 placement 
 
 Werg, n. tow, oakum 
 
 Werkzeug, n. tool ; apparatus, in- 
 strument J organ 
 
 Werlhof sche Krankheit, /. Werlhof 's 
 disease, purpura haemorrhagica 
 
 Wermut, m. wormwood, absinthe 
 
 Wermut-bitter, n. absinthin 
 
 Wermut-extrakt, n. extract of worm- 
 wood 
 
 Wermut- tinktur, /. tincture of worm- 
 wood 
 
 Wert, m. worth, value 
 
 Wertig, a. valent (in reference to 
 atonicity) 
 
 Wertigkeit, /. valency, atomicity 
 
 Wesen, n. essence ; substance ; 
 nature ; condition ; disposition, 
 character ; affairs ; concerns ; 
 department 
 
 Wespenbein, n. sphenoid bone ; vide 
 for aU compds. Keilbein- 
 
 Wespenstich, m. sting of a wasp 
 
 Westerhaubchen, n. caul 
 
 Westphal'sche Neurose, /. pseudo- 
 sclerosis 
 
 Westphal'sches Zeichen, n. absence 
 of knee-jerk in tabes 
 
 Wettstreit, m. (der Farben), rivalry 
 of colours 
 
 Wettstreit, m. (der Sehf elder), rivalry 
 or struggle of visual fields 
 
 Wharton'scher Gang, m. Wharton's 
 duct 
 
 Wharton 'sche Sulze, /. Wharton's 
 jelly 
 
 Wichtelzopf, m. plica Polonica 
 
 Wicke, /. tent of lint 
 
 Wickelkind, n. child in swaddling- 
 clothes 
 
 Wider- (in compds.), against, in 
 opposition to 
 
 Wider-lich, a. repugnant, repulsive, 
 nauseous, disgusting, disagreeable 
 
 Wider-lichkeit, /. repugnancy, re- 
 pulsiveness, nauseousness 
 
 Wider-naturlich, a. contrary to 
 nature, unnatural ; artificial 
 
 Wider-natiirlichkeit, /. unnatural- 
 ness 
 
 Wider-stand, m. resistance, oppo- 
 sition 
 
 Wider-standsbewegung, /. resistance 
 movement 
 
 Wider-standsfahig, a. capable of 
 resistance 
 
 Wider-standsfahigkeit, /, capability 
 of resisting 
 
 Wider-standskraft, /. power of re- 
 sistance 
 
 Wider-standsvermogen, n. •• -stand- 
 skraft 
 
 Wider-wille, /. aversion, dislike, re- 
 pugnance, antipathy 
 
 Wider-willig, a. reluctant, unwilling 
 
 Wieder, adv. again, re- 
 
 Wieder-aufbrechen, v.i. to reopen 
 or breakdown 
 
 Wieder-aufbruch, m. reopening or 
 breaking down 
 
 Wieder-aufkommen, v.i. to recover 
 
 Wieder-aufleben, v.i. to revive 
 
 Wieder-aufnahme, /. = -aufsaugung 
 
 Wieder-aufnehmen, v.i. = -aufsaugen 
 
 Wieder-aufsaugen, v.i. to reabsoirb 
 
 Wieder-aufsaugung, /. reabsorption 
 
 Wieder-beleben, v.i. to revive, to 
 resuscitate 
 
 Wieder-belebung, /. revival, resusci- 
 tation 
 
 Wieder-belebungsmittel, n. a restor- 
 ative 
 
 Wieder - belebungsversuch, m, at- 
 tempt to restore to life 
 
 Wieder-einbringen, v.t. to set a frac- 
 ture ; to reduce a dislocation ; 
 to reduce a hernia . 
 
 Wieder-einbringung, /. setting ; re- 
 duction 
 
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Wie 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Wil 
 
 Wieder-ieinfugen, v.i. == -eiiibringen 
 Wieder-einfugung, /, = -einbring- 
 
 Ufag 
 Wieder-einlenken, v.f. to redtlce a 
 
 dislocation 
 Wieder-einlenkung, /. reduction 
 Wieder-einrenkfen, v.t. to reduce 
 Wieder-einrenkung, /. reduction 
 Wieder-einrichten, v.t. to set a frac- 
 ture ; to reduce a dislocation ; to 
 reduce a hernia 
 Wieder-einrichtung, /. setting ; re- 
 duction 
 Wieder-einsaugen, v.i. = -aufsaugen 
 Wieder-einsaugung, /. ■= -aufsaug- 
 
 ung 
 Wieder-einsetzen, v.f. to set, reset, 
 
 reduce 
 Wieder-erholen, v.i. to recover 
 Wieder-erholung, /. recovery 
 Wieder-erzeugen, v.t. to reproduce ; 
 
 to regenerate 
 Wieder-erzeugung, /. reproduction ; 
 
 regeneration 
 Wieder--erzeugungskraft, /. power of 
 
 reproduction 
 Wieder'erzeUgungsvermogen, n, =■ 
 
 -erzeugungskraft 
 Wieder-genesen, v.i. = -erholen 
 Wieder-genesung, /. = -erhoiung 
 Wieder-hall, m. echo ; reverbera- 
 tion ; resonance 
 Wieder'herstellbat, a. reparable; re- 
 coverable, restorable 
 Wieder-herstellbarkeit, /. repara- 
 
 bUity, restorability 
 Wieder-herstellen, v.t. to restore, to 
 
 cure ; to recruit 
 Wieder-herstellung, /. restoration, 
 
 recovery 
 Wieder-hersteliungskraft, /. power 
 
 of reproduction 
 Wieder-herstellutigsmittel, n. a re- 
 storative 
 Wieder-hefstellungsvermogen, «. = 
 
 -herstellungskraft 
 Wieder-holtschwahgere, /. multi- 
 para 
 Wieder-impfen, v.i. to revaccinate ; 
 
 to reinoculate 
 Wieder-impfung, /. revaccination ; 
 
 reinoculation 
 Wieder-kauen, v.i. to ruminate 
 Wieder-kauen, n. rumination 
 Wieder-kSuer, m. ruminant 
 Wieder-kehr, /. return ; recurrence ; 
 
 relapse 
 Wiedet-keh'reii, v.i. to return ; to 
 recur ; to relapse 
 
 Wieder-kehrend, a. returning ; re- 
 current ; relapsing 
 
 Wieder-kehrung, /. = -kehr 
 
 Wieder-klang, m. echo, reverbera- 
 tion ; resonance 
 
 Wieder-vereinigen, v.f. to reunite 
 
 Wieder-vereinigung, /. reunion 
 
 Wieder-verrenken, v.t. to dislocate 
 again 
 
 Wieder-verrenkung, /. recurrent dis- 
 location 
 
 Wieder-verschlimmern, v.i. to get 
 worse again, to relapse 
 
 Wieder-verschlimmerung, /. exacer- 
 bation ; recrudescence 
 
 Wiege, /. cradle 
 
 Wiegen, v.t. to rock in a cradle 
 
 Wiegen-kind, n. child in arms 
 
 Wiegen-pessar, n. cradle-pessary 
 
 Wieke, /. pledget 
 
 Wiener Aetzpulver, n. Vienna caus- 
 tic paste 
 
 Wiener Trank, m. Infusum sennas 
 compositum 
 
 Wiener Trankchen, n. = Wiener 
 Trank 
 
 Wiener Wasser, n. = Wiener Trank 
 
 Wiesenschaumkraut, n. cardamine 
 pratensis 
 
 Wild, a. wild ; savage ; unculti- 
 vated ; furious, violent ; proud 
 (flesh) 
 
 Wildbader, n.pl. natural springs 
 operating chiefly by their high 
 temperature ; they are poor in 
 salts and almost chemically pure 
 
 Wildes FleiSch, n. proud flesh 
 
 Wildkirschenrinde, /. bark of wUd 
 cherry 
 
 Wille, m. will, volition 
 
 Willen-los, a. deficient in will-power 
 
 Willen-losigkeit, /. deficiency in will- 
 power 
 
 Willens- (in compds.), relating to 
 will or volition 
 
 Willens-ablenkung, /. diversion of 
 will 
 
 Willens-akt, m. act of volitioil 
 
 Willens - anderung, /. change of 
 mind 
 
 Willens-ausserung, /. manifestation 
 of the will ; volition 
 
 WiUens-bahn, /. volition tract 
 
 WiUens-bestitnmung, /. determina- 
 tion of the will 
 
 Willens-bethatigung, f, function of 
 the will 
 
 Willens-beWegung, /. manifestation 
 of the will 
 
 SH 
 
Wil 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Win 
 
 Willens-einfluss, m. influence of the 
 
 will 
 Willens-erklariing, /. declaration of 
 
 will 
 Willens-freiheit, /. freedom of will ; 
 
 free agency 
 Willens-gesetz, n. law of volition 
 Willens-impuls, m. impulse of the 
 
 will 
 Willens-kraft, /. will-power 
 Willens-kraftabnahme, /. decrease 
 
 of wUl-power 
 Willens-krafthemmung, /. impedi- 
 ment to will-power 
 Willens-kraftig, a. strong-willed ; 
 
 firm of purpose 
 Willens-regung, /. stimulation of 
 
 the will 
 Willens-reiz, m. stimulus of the will 
 Willens-richtung, /. direction of the 
 
 wiU 
 Willens-schwache, /. want of will- 
 power 
 Willens-sphare, /. sphere of volition 
 Willens-stSrke, /. strength of will 
 Willens-storung, /. disturbance of 
 
 the faculty of volition 
 Willens-thatigkeit, /. function of 
 
 volition 
 Willens-vermogen, n. = -kraft 
 Willkflr, /. free wiU.; arbitrariness 
 Willkiir-bahn, /. cortico-muscular 
 
 nerve fibres, pyramidal tract 
 Willkur - bewegung, /. voluntary 
 
 movement 
 Willkiir-lich, a. voluntary 
 Wimmer, /. pimple, pustule 
 Wimper, /. eyelash 
 Wimper-balg, m. follicle of the ej'e- 
 
 lashes 
 Wimper-bewegung, /. ciliary motion 
 Wimper-epithel, n. ciliary epithe- 
 lium 
 Wimper-haa'r, n. eyelash, cilium 
 Wimper-harchen, n. = -haar 
 Wimper-infusorien, n.pL infusoria 
 
 possessing cilia, ciliata 
 Wimpern, v.i. to move like or by 
 
 means of cilia 
 Wimpemd, a. ciliated, ciliary 
 Wimper-rand, m. ciliary margin 
 Wimper-schlag, m. = -bewegung 
 Wimper-zelle, /. ciliated cell 
 Winckel'sche Krankheit, /. a rapidly 
 fatal disease of new-born children 
 associated with cyanosis, haemor- 
 rhages, jaundice, and fatty de- 
 generation 
 Wind, m. wind ; flatus, gas 
 
 Wind-abgang, m. escape or passing 
 
 of flatus 
 Wind-ansammlung, /. accumulation 
 
 of flatus 
 Wind-bauch, m. meteorism 
 Wind-blattern, f.pl. = -pocken 
 Wind-brillen, f.pl. protecting spec- 
 tacles 
 Wind-bruch, m. pneumatocele 
 Wind-darm, m. colon 
 Wind-dorn, m. spina ventosa 
 Wind-ei, n. mole 
 Windenharz, n. scammony resin 
 Wind-geschwulst, /. traumatic em- 
 
 physeifia 
 Wind-geschwulstig, a. emphysema- 
 tous 
 Wind-glaser, n.pl. = -brillen 
 Wind-kolik, /. flatulent colic 
 Wind-messer, m. anemometer 
 Wind-messung, /. anemometry 
 Wind-pocken, f.pL varicella 
 Wind-pulver, n. a carminative pow- 
 der 
 Wind-sucht, /. tympanites, meteor- 
 ism 
 Wind-suchtig, a. tympanitic 
 Wind-treibend, a. carminative 
 Windung, /. winding, convolution, 
 
 gyrus ; sinuosity 
 Wind-wasser, n. carminative water 
 Winkel, fn. angle 
 Winkel-ader, /. angular vein 
 Winkel-arterie, /. angular artery 
 Winkel-blutader, /. = -ader 
 Winkel-formig, a. angular 
 Winkel-fofmige Bewegung, /. angu- 
 lar motion 
 Winkel-gelenk, n. hinge-joint 
 Winkel-ig, a. angular 
 Winkel-klappe, /. semilunar valve 
 Winkel-naht, /. lambdoidal suture 
 Winkel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Winkel-schere, /. angular scissors 
 Winkel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Winkel-stellung, /. angular position 
 Winkel-zug, m. angular or oblique 
 
 -traction 
 Winken, v.i. to wink 
 Winslow'sches Loch, n. foramen of 
 
 Winslow 
 Winter, m. winter 
 Winter-griin, n. winter-green 
 Winter - griinol, n. oil of winter- 
 green 
 Winter-husten, m. winter cough 
 Winter-kurort, m. winter health- 
 resort 
 Winter-schlaf, w. hibernation 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Wir 
 
 Winter - sporen, f.pl. hibernating 
 
 spores, especially of Uredineas 
 Wintrich'scher Hammer, m. Win- 
 
 trich's percussion-hammer 
 Wipfelblatt, n. folium cacuminis 
 Wirbel, m. vertebra, vortex, whorl 
 Wirbel- (in compds.), vertebral 
 Wirbel-ader, /. vertebral vessel 
 Wirbel-anlage, /. vertebral rudiment 
 Wirbel-arterie, /. vertebral artery 
 Wirbel - ausschnitt, m. vertebral 
 
 notch 
 Wirbel-band, n. vertebral ligament 
 Wirbel-bandscheibe, /. interverte- 
 bral disc 
 Wirbel-bein, n. vertebra 
 Wirbel-beinband, n. = -band 
 Wirbel-bewegung, /. rotatory mo- 
 tion 
 Wirbel-blutader, /. vertebral vein 
 Wirbel-bogen, m. vertebral arch 
 Wirbel-bogenplatte, /. lamina of a 
 
 vertebra 
 Wirbel-bruch, m. fracture of a 
 
 vertebra 
 Wirbel-dorn, m. spinous process of a 
 
 vertebra 
 Wirbel-entzundung, /. spondylitis 
 Wirbel-fortsatz, m. process of a 
 
 vertebra 
 Wirbel-furche, /. vertebral groove 
 Wirbel-gang, m. vertebral canal 
 Wirbel-gefass, n. vertebral vessel 
 Wirbel-gegend, /. vertebral region 
 Wirbel-gelenk, n. spinal or vertebral 
 
 joint 
 Wirbel-geschwulst, /. vertebral tu- 
 mour 
 Wirbel-kanal, m. vertebral canal 
 Wirbel-kanalgeflecht, n. meningo- 
 
 rachidian plexus of veins 
 Wirbel-kern, m. vertebral nucleus 
 Wirbel-kernmasse, /. primitive ver- 
 tebral substance 
 Wirbel-knochen, m. — -bein 
 Wirbel-knochenentziindung, /. = 
 
 -entzundung 
 Wirbel-knochenverletzung, /. injury 
 
 to vertebra 
 Wirbel-knorpel, m. vertebral car- 
 tilage 
 Wirbel-korper, m. body of a ver- 
 tebra 
 Wirbel-korperbruch, m. fracture of 
 
 body of a vertebra 
 Wirbel-korperentzijndung, /. inflam- 
 mation of the body of a vertebra 
 Wirbel-korperfiache, /. surface of 
 the body of a vertebra 
 
 Wirbel-korpervereiterung, /. suppu- 
 ration of the body of a vertebra 
 Wirbel-korperzerstorung, /. destruc- 
 tion of the body of a vertebra 
 Wirbel-krankheit, /. disease of a 
 
 vertebra 
 Wirbel - krankheit, /. (Pott'sche), 
 
 Pott's disease 
 Wirbel-krebs, m. cancer of a ver- 
 tebra 
 Wirbel-kreuzbeingelenk, n. sacro- 
 
 vertebral articulation 
 Wirbel-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Wirbel-loch, n. vertebral foramen 
 Wirbel-los, a. invertebrate 
 Wirbel-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Wirbel-querfortsatz, m. transverse 
 
 process of vertebra 
 Wirbel-rohr, n. vertebral tube (em- 
 bryonic) 
 Wirbel-saite, /. chorda dorsalis 
 Wirbelsaule, /. vertebral column 
 Wirbelsaulen-anlage, /. rudiment of 
 
 vertebral column 
 Wirbelsaulen-band, n. ligament of 
 
 spinal column 
 Wirbelsaulen-bruch, m. fracture of 
 
 spinal column 
 Wirbelsaulen-entziindung, /. spon- 
 dylitis 
 Wirbelsaulen-erschutterung, /. con- 
 cussion of the spine 
 Wirbelsaulen-kanal, m. vertebral 
 
 canal 
 Wirbelsaulen-krummung, /. curva- 
 ture of spine 
 Wirbelsaulen-spaltung, /. spina bi- 
 fida 
 Wirbelsaulen - verbiegung, /. = 
 
 -krumtnung 
 Wirbelsaulen - verbildung, /. mal- 
 formation of spine 
 Wirbelsaulen-verkriimmung, /. = 
 
 -kriimmung 
 Wirbelsaulen-verrenkung, /. disloca- 
 tion of spinal column 
 Wirbel - schiebung, /. spondylolis 
 
 thesis 
 Wirbel-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Wirbel-schmerz, m. spinal pain 
 Wirbel-spalte, /. spina bifida 
 Wirbel-spaltung, /. = -spalte 
 Wirbel-synchondrosen, pi. vertebral 
 
 synchondroses or joints 
 Wirbel -tier, n. vertebrate animal 
 Wirbel-tuberkulose, /. vertebral tu- 
 berculosis 
 Wirbel-vereiterung, /. suppuration 
 of a vertebra 
 
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Wir 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Woe 
 
 Wirken, v.t. & i. to work, to effect, 
 to produce, to act upon, to influ- 
 ence, to affect, to operate 
 
 Wirkend, a. = Wirksam 
 
 Wirksam, a. efficient, effective, 
 operative, effectual 
 
 Wiiksamkeit, /. ef&cacy, efficiency, 
 activity, virtue, action 
 
 Wirkung, /. effect, efficacy, opera- 
 tion, action 
 
 Wirkungs-fahig, a. capable of acting 
 
 Wirkungs-kraft, /. efficiency, effi- 
 cacy ; virtue 
 
 Wirkungs-los, a. ineffectual, ineffi- 
 cient, without effect, inert 
 
 Wirkungs-losigkeit, /. inefficacy, in- 
 efficiency, inertness 
 
 Wirt, m. host 
 
 Wirtelvene, /. vorticose vein 
 
 Wirt-pflanze, /. the host-plant of a 
 parasite 
 
 Wirt-wechsel, m. change of host 
 
 Wirt-zelle, /. host-cell 
 
 Wismut, m. bismuth 
 
 Wismut-ammoncitrat, n. bismuth 
 ammonio-citrate 
 
 Wismut-butter, /. = -chlorid 
 
 Wismut-chlorid, n. bismuth trichlo- 
 ride 
 
 Wismut-citrat, n. bismuth citrate 
 
 Wismut-nitrat, n. bismuth nitrate 
 
 Wismut-oxychlorid, n. bismuth oxy- 
 chloride 
 
 Wismut-oxyd, n. bismuth oxide 
 
 Wismut-oxyd, n. (baldriansaures), 
 bismuth valerianate 
 
 Wismut-oxyd, n. (basisches salpeter- 
 saures), bismuth subnitrate 
 
 Wismut-oxyjodid, n. bismuth oxy- 
 iodide 
 
 Wismut-salze, n.pl. bismuth salts 
 
 Wismut-sulfid, n. bismuth sulphide 
 
 Wismut - verbindung, /. bismuth 
 compound 
 
 Wismut-weiss, n. bismuth subni- 
 trate 
 
 Witterung, /. weather, temperature 
 
 Witterungs-einfluss, m. influence of 
 weather or temperature 
 
 Witterungs-erscheinung, /. sign or 
 sjnnptom due to the weather ; 
 phenomenon of the weather 
 
 Witterungs-kunde, /. meteorology 
 
 Witterungs-verhaltnis, n. condition 
 of the weather 
 
 Witterungs-vorgang, m. course of 
 the weather 
 
 Witterungs-wechsel, m. change of 
 weather 
 
 Witterungs-zustand, m. state of the 
 weather 
 
 Wittneben'sches Oel, n. cajeput-oil 
 
 Woche, /. week 
 
 Wochen- (in compds.), relating to 
 lying-in, puerperal, obstetric 
 
 Wochenbett, n. child-bed 
 
 Wochenbett- (in compds.), puer- 
 peral 
 
 Wochenbett-blutfluss, m. blood loss 
 during puerperium ; lochia 
 
 Wochenbett-dammnaht, /. perineal 
 suture during puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-dauer, /. duration of 
 puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-diat, /. diet of puer- 
 perium 
 
 Wochenbett-diatetik, /. dietetics of 
 the puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-einfluss, m. influence of 
 puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-erkrankung, /. puer- 
 peral disease 
 
 Wochenbett - fieber, n. puerperal 
 fever 
 
 Wochenbett-fluss, m. lochia 
 
 Wochenbett-friesel, m. sudaminal 
 rash of puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-kost, f. = -diat 
 
 Wochenbett-krankheit, /. = -er- 
 krankung 
 
 Wochenbett-periode, /. puerperal 
 period 
 
 Wo'chenbett-pflege, /. care of the 
 woman during puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-storung, /. puerperal 
 disturbance 
 
 Wochenbett- verlauf, m. course of 
 the puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett - wehen, f.pl. pains 
 during the puerperium 
 
 Wochenbett-zeit, /. = -periode 
 
 Wochen-bericht, m. weekly report 
 
 Wochen-binde, /. obstetric binder 
 
 Wochen-diat, /. diet of puerperium 
 
 Wochen-fieber, n. puerperal fever 
 
 Wochen-fluss, m. lochia 
 
 Wochen-kind, n. new-born child 
 
 Wochen-kost, /. = -diat 
 
 Wochen-lager, n. lying-in bed 
 
 Wochen-reinigung, /. = -iluss 
 
 Wochen-schrift, /. weekly publica- 
 tion 
 
 Wqchen-schweiss, m. sweat peculiar 
 to puerperium 
 
 Wochen-stube, /. = -zimmer 
 
 Wochen-zeit, /. lying-in period, 
 puerperium 
 
 Wochen-zimmer, n. lying-in room 
 
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Woe 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Wuc 
 
 Wochnerin, /. puerpera, lying-in 
 
 woman 
 Wochnerinnen-fieber, n. puerperal 
 
 fever 
 Wochnerinnen-friesel, m. sudaminal 
 
 rash of puerperium 
 Wochnerinnen - krankheit, /. any 
 
 puerperal disease 
 Wochnerinnen-pflege, /. care of the 
 
 lying-in woman 
 Wochnerinnen-unterstiitzung, /. cha- 
 ritable relief to puerperal women 
 Wohl- (in compds.), well, good 
 Wohl-befinden, n. good health 
 Wohl-beleibt, a. corpulent 
 Wohl-beleibtheit, /. corpulence 
 Wohl-beschaffen, a. well-conditioned 
 Wohl-erhalten, a. in good condition, 
 
 well-preserved 
 Wohl-gemutol, ' n. Oleum menthae 
 
 crispae 
 Wohl-genahrt, a. well-nourished 
 Wohl-geruch, m. scent, fragrance, 
 
 perfume 
 Wohl-geschmack,»w. agreeable taste, 
 
 relish, flavour 
 Wohl-riechend, a. sweet-scented, 
 
 fragrant, sweet-smelling 
 Wohl-schmeckend, a. savoury, pa- 
 latable 
 Wohlverlei, m. arnica 
 "Wohlverlei - bluten, f.pl. arnica 
 
 flowers 
 Wohlverlei-ol, n. essence of arnica 
 Wohlverlei-tinktur, /. tincture of 
 
 arnica 
 "Wohlverlei-wurzel, /. arnica root 
 Wohnparasiten, m.pl. non-patho- 
 genic parasites 
 Woillez'sche Krankheit, /. acute 
 
 pulmonary congestion 
 Wolbung, /. vault, arch 
 "Wolf, m. wolf ; lupus ; chafing, 
 
 sore, excoriation 
 Wolff 'sche Korper, m.pl. Wolffian 
 
 bodies 
 Wolff' scher Gang, m. Wolffian duct 
 Wolfram, m. tungsten 
 Wolfram-oxyd, n. tungsten oxide 
 Wolfram-salz, n. tungsten salt 
 Wolfram-sauer, a. tungstate 
 Wolfram-saure, /. tungstic acid 
 "Wolfram-saureanhydrid, n. tung- 
 stic anhyhride 
 Wolfs-hunger, m. morbid hunger 
 
 for unnatural food 
 Wolfs-kirsche, /. belladonna 
 Wolfs-milch, /. euphorbium 
 Wolfs-pilz, m. Boletus lupinus 
 
 S78 
 
 Wolfs-rachen, m. cleft of the hard 
 palate 
 
 Wolkchen, n. a little cloud, nebula, 
 film, leucoma 
 
 Wolkicht, a. cloudy, clouded, nebu- 
 lous 
 
 Wolkig, a. = Wolkicht 
 
 Wolklein, n. = Wolkchen 
 
 Wollblumen, f.pl. flores verbasci 
 
 Wolle, /. wool 
 
 WoU-fett, n. wool-fat 
 
 Woll-haar, n. woolly hair ; lanugo- 
 hair 
 
 Woll-haarig, a. woolly-haired ; lan- 
 ugo-haired 
 
 Woll-harchen, n. = -haar 
 
 Woll-proben, f.pl. dyed-wool tests 
 for sense of colour 
 
 WoU-schweiss, m. = -fett 
 
 Woll - sortiererkrankheit, /, wool- 
 sorters' disease 
 
 Wollust, /. sensual pleasure, sensu- 
 ality, voluptuousness 
 
 WoUust-empfindung, /. voluptuous 
 sensation 
 
 Wollust-gefuhl, n. = -empfindung 
 
 Wolliistig, a. sensual, voluptuous 
 
 Wollust-korperchen, n. tactile cor- 
 puscle of external genitals 
 
 Wolliistling, /. voluptuary, sensu- 
 alist 
 
 Wollust-organ, n. sexual organ 
 
 Wollust-sinn, m. sense of voluptu- 
 ousness, erotic sense 
 
 Wollust-trieb, m. sensual impulse 
 
 Worm 'sche Knochen, pi. Wormian 
 bones 
 
 Wort, n. word 
 
 Wort-amnesie, /. word-amnesia 
 
 Wort-bild, n. word-image or -picture 
 
 Wort-blindheit, /. word-bUndness, 
 visual aphasia 
 
 Wort - centrum, n. (akustisches), 
 acoustic word-centre 
 
 Wort-erinnerung, /. word-recollec- 
 tion 
 
 Wort-gedachtnis, n. word-memory 
 
 Wort-gedachtnisverlust, m. loss of 
 word-memory 
 
 Wort-sinn, m. word-sense 
 
 Wort - taubheit, /. word-deafness, 
 auditory aphasia 
 
 Wothlisches Salz, n. uranium ni- 
 trate 
 
 Wrisberg'sche Knorpel, m.pl. car- 
 tilages of Wrisberg 
 
 Wuchern, v.i. to proliferate 
 
 Wuchernd, a. proliferating 
 
 Wucherung, /. proliferation 
 
Wuc 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Wun 
 
 Wucherungs-atrophie, /. atrophy of 
 cells accompanied by prolifera- 
 tion of nuclei 
 
 Wucherungs-erscheinung, /. sign of 
 proliferation 
 
 Wucherungs-gewebe, n. proliferat- 
 ing tissue 
 
 Wucherungs-herd, m. centre or 
 focus of proliferation 
 
 Wucherungs-prozess, m. process of 
 proliferation 
 
 Wucherungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Wulst, m. pad, roU, crest, ridge, 
 tuberosity, swelling, convolution, 
 eminence, elevation, puffiness 
 
 Wulstblatterschwamm, m. Agaricus 
 bulbosus 
 
 Wulstfalte, /. salpiago-pharyngeal 
 fold 
 
 Wulstig, a. puffed up, padded, 
 swollen, tumid, thick 
 
 Wulstung, /. = Wulst 
 
 Wund, a. wounded, sore, chafed, 
 fretted, chapped 
 
 Wund-absonderung, /. wound secre- 
 tion 
 
 Wund-arznei, /. a remedy for wounds 
 
 Wund-arzneikunst, /. art of surgery 
 
 V/und-arzneilehre, /. science of sur- 
 gery 
 
 Wund-arzneilich, a. surgical 
 
 Wund-arzneimittellehre, /. the art of 
 surgery 
 
 Wund-arzneischule, /. school of sur- 
 gery 
 
 Wund-arzneiwissenschaft, /. = -arz- 
 neilehre 
 
 Wund-arzt, m. surgeon 
 
 Wund-arztiich, a. surgical 
 
 Wund-arztstelle, /. surgeoncy 
 
 Wund-aufsaugematerial, n. absorb- 
 ent material for wounds 
 
 Wund-balsam, m. vulnerary balsam 
 
 Wund-behandlung, /. treatment of 
 wound 
 
 Wund-behandlungsweise, /. method 
 of treatment of wounds 
 
 Wund-bezirk, m. region of wound 
 
 Wund - bleiben, n. the remaining 
 sore 
 
 Wund-brand, m. hospital gangrene 
 
 Wund-deckverband, m. protective 
 dressing of a wound 
 
 Wund-diphtherie, /. wound-diph- 
 theria 
 
 Wund-douche, /. a wound douche or 
 irrigation 
 
 Wunde, /. wound, injury 
 
 Wund-eiter, m. pus of a wound 
 
 Wund-eiterung, /. suppuration of a 
 
 wound 
 Wund-erkrankung, /. afiection due 
 
 to wound or injury 
 Wunderkur, /. miraculous cure 
 Wunderlich, a. wonderful 
 Wundernetz, n. rete mirabile 
 Wund-erysipel, n. traumatic ery- 
 sipelas 
 Wund-faulnis, /. = brand 
 Wund-fieber, n. traumatic or wound 
 
 fever 
 Wund-flache, /. surface of a wound 
 Wund-fliissigkeit, /. fluid secretion 
 
 from a wound 
 Wund-frei, a. unwounded, unin- 
 jured 
 Wund-gebiet, n. region of a wound 
 Wund-gehen, n. chafing or soreness 
 
 from walking 
 Wund-haken, m. blunt hook 
 Wund-heilung, /. healing of a wound 
 Wund-heilung, /. (mittelbare), heal- 
 ing by second intention 
 Wund-heilung, /. (unmittelbare), 
 
 healing by first intention 
 Wund-heilungsverlauf, m. course of 
 
 healing 
 Wund-heilungsvorgang, m. process 
 
 of healing 
 Wund-hohle, /. wound-cavity 
 Wund-infektionserreger, m. the ex- 
 citing cause of wound infection 
 Wund-infektionskeim, m. the germ 
 
 of wound infection 
 Wund-infektionskrankheit, /. dis- 
 ease due to infection of a wound 
 Wund-kanal, m. track of wound 
 Wund-klemme, /. surgical clamp 
 Wund-krankheit, /. = -erkrankung 
 Wund-liegen, n. bed-sore 
 Wund-lippe, /. lip or margin of a 
 
 wound 
 Wund-mal, n. scar of a wound 
 Wund-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Wund-nadel, /. suture-needle 
 Wund-narbe, /. scar of a wound 
 Wund-narbig, a. cicatrised, cica- 
 tricial 
 Wund-pfiaster, »j. plaster for wounds, 
 
 adhesive plaster 
 Wund-:and, m. = -lippe 
 Wund-reiben, v.t. to rub sore 
 Wund-reinigung, /. cleansing of a 
 
 wound 
 Wund-reinigungsmittel, n. means or 
 
 materials for cleansing a wound 
 Wund-rose, /. = -erysipel 
 Wund-rotlauf, n. = -erysipel 
 
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Wun 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Wur 
 
 Wund-salbe, /. wound-ointment 
 
 Wund-schmerz, m. pain due to a 
 wound 
 
 Wund-schorfverband, m. scab cover- 
 ing a wound 
 
 Wund-schreck, m. shock 
 
 Wund-schutz, m. protection of a 
 wound 
 
 Wund-schwamm, m. Agaricus chir- 
 urgicorum 
 
 Wund-sein, n. the being sore ; inter- 
 trigo ; excoriation, chafe 
 
 Wund-sekret, n. wound secretion 
 
 Wund-spalte, /. cleft of a wound 
 
 Wund-spritze, /. syringe for wounds 
 
 Wund-star, m. traumatic cataract 
 
 Wund-starrkrampf, m. traumatic 
 tetanus 
 
 Wund-stein, m. aluminate of copper 
 
 Wund-trichter, m. the funnel-shaped 
 portion of a wound 
 
 Wund-verlauf, m. course of a 
 wound 
 
 Wund-vernarbung, f. cicatrisation 
 of a wound 
 
 Wund - wasser, n. (Thedensches), 
 Mistura vulneraria acida, Ph. G. 
 
 Wund-watte, /. wadding or cotton- 
 wool for wounds 
 
 Wund-winkel, m. angle of a wound 
 
 Wund-zustand, m. condition of a 
 wound 
 
 Wiirfelbein, n. cuboid bone 
 
 Wiirfelbein-bruch, m. fracture of 
 cuboid bone 
 
 Wiirfelbein-gelenk, n. cuboid articu- 
 lation 
 
 Wiirfelbein-leiste, /. oblique ridge of 
 cuboid 
 
 Wiirfelbein-schiffbeinband, n. cubo- 
 scaphoid ligament 
 
 Wiirfelbein - schiffbeingelenk, n. 
 cubo-scaphoid articulation 
 
 Wiirfelspat, m. anhydrite 
 
 Wiirgen, v.t. to choke ; to gulp 
 down ; to retch 
 
 Wiirgen, n. choking ; gulping down ; 
 retching 
 
 Wiirg-bewegung, /. movement of 
 choking, gulping, or retching 
 
 Wiirg-reflex, m. vomiting or retch- 
 ing reflex 
 
 Wurg-reiz, m. the excitant of retch- 
 ing 
 
 Wurm, m. worm ; vermiform pro- 
 cess ; farcy ; panaritium, whitlow 
 
 Wurm-abscess, m. worm abscess 
 
 Wurm - abtreibend, a. vermifuge, 
 anthelmintic 
 
 S8o 
 
 Wurm-abtreibung, f. expulsion of 
 worms 
 
 Wurm-ahnlich, a. worm-like, vermi- 
 cular ; peristaltic ; vermiform 
 
 Wurm-anhang, m. vermiform ap- 
 pendix 
 
 Wurm-art, /. kind or variety of 
 worm 
 
 Wurm-artig, a. — -ahnlich 
 
 Wurm-arznei, /. anthelmintic 
 
 Wurm-arzt, m. worm doctor 
 
 Wurm-beule, /. worm or appendi- 
 cular phlegmon 
 
 Wurm-bildung, /, = -erzeugung 
 
 Wurm-brut, /. brood of worms 
 
 Wurm-eiter, m. worm pus 
 
 Wurm-erzeugend,a. worm-producing 
 
 Wurm-erzeugung, /. production or 
 growth of worms 
 
 Wurm-essenz, /. a vermifuge 
 
 Wurm-farn, m. male fern 
 
 Wurm-farnextrakt, n. extract of 
 male fern 
 
 Wurm-farnwurzel, /. root of male 
 fern 
 
 Wurm-fieber, n. worm fever 
 
 Wurm-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 
 Wurmfortsatz, m. vermiform pro- 
 cess 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-arterie, /. artery of 
 vermiform process 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-bruch, m. hernia of 
 vermiform process 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-eiterung, /. suppura- 
 tion of vermiform process 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-entzundung, /. ap- 
 pendicitis 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-erweiterung, /.disten- 
 sion of vermiform process 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-pulsader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-schlagader, /. = -ar- 
 terie 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-vereiterung, /. = -ei- 
 terung 
 
 Wurmfortsatz-verschluss, m. occlu- 
 sion of vermiform process 
 
 Wurmfortsatz- wassersucht, /. dropsy 
 or oedema of vermiform process 
 
 Wurm-fraisen, pi. convulsions in 
 children due to worms 
 
 Wurm-geschwulst, /. sweUing or 
 tumour formed by worms 
 
 Wurm-geschwur, n. ulcer of farcy 
 
 Wurm-jauche, /. worm sanies 
 
 Wurm-keim, m. germs or ova of 
 worms 
 
 Wurm-knoten, m. nodule of farcy 
 
 Wurm-krampf, m. = -fraisen 
 
Wur 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Wut 
 
 Wurm-krank, a. suflfering from 
 
 worms 
 Wurm-krankheit, /. any disease due 
 
 to worms ; farcy 
 Wurm-kraut, w.spigelia ; tanacetum 
 Wurm-kuchen, m. worm-cakes or 
 
 -lozenges 
 Wurm-latwerge, /. electuary for 
 
 worms 
 Wurm-leiden, n. — -krankheit 
 Wurm-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Wurm-moos, n. Carrageen moss 
 Wurm-moos (Corsicanisches), coral- 
 
 lina corsicana 
 Wurm-morsellen, f.pl. = -kuchen 
 Wurm - muskel, m. lumbricalis 
 
 muscle 
 Wurm-nest, n. nest or clump of 
 
 worms 
 Wurm-pille, /. worm piU 
 Wurm-platzchen, n. = -kuchen 
 Wurm-psychose, /. mental disturb- 
 ance duo to worms 
 Wurm-pulver, n. worm pawder 
 Wurm-reiz, m. irritation due to 
 
 worms 
 Wurm-samen, m. worm-seed, santo- 
 
 nica 
 Wurm - samenol, n. oil of worm- 
 seed 
 Wurm-schokolade, /. chocolate for 
 
 worms 
 Wurm-strang, m. farcy cord 
 Wurm-sucht, /. = -krankheit 
 Wuwn-tang, m. = -moos 
 Wurm-tinktur, /. worm tincture 
 Wurm-totend, a. worm-destroying 
 Wurm-toter, m. a vermicide 
 Wurm-treibend, a. = -abtreibend 
 Wurm-widrig, a. anthelmintic 
 WUrm-zeltchen, n.pl. worm-lozenge 
 
 or -tabloid 
 Wurst, /. sausage 
 Wurst-gift, n. sausage poison 
 Wurst-vergiftung, /. sausage poison- 
 ing 
 Wurze, /. spice 
 Wurzel, /. root ; radix 
 Wurzel-arterie, /. radical artery 
 Wurzel-bacillus, /. bacillus mycoides 
 Wurzel-bohrer, m. dental root-drill 
 Wurzel-biindel, m. root fasciculus 
 Wiirzelchen, n. a small root, radicle 
 
 Wurzel-faser, /. root-fibre 
 
 Wurzel-fusser, m.pl. rhizopoda 
 
 Wurzel-haar, n. root-hair 
 
 Wurzel-haken, m. dental stump- 
 elevator 
 
 Wurzel-haut, /. dental periosteum 
 
 Wurzel-hautentziindung, /. period- 
 ontitis 
 
 Wurzel-kapsel, /. dental periosteum 
 
 Wurzel-neuralgie, /. neuralgia of 
 nerve-roots 
 
 Wurzel-periost, n. — -kapsel 
 
 Wurzel-rinde, /. dental cement 
 
 Wurzel-scheide, /. dental sheath 
 
 Wurzel - scheidenoberhautchen, H. 
 cuticle of root-sheath 
 
 Wurzel-zange, /. dental stump-for- 
 ceps 
 
 Wurzel-zone, /. root-zone 
 
 Wiiste, /. desert 
 
 Wiisten - halluzination, /. mirage ; 
 space-hallucination 
 
 Wiisten-wahnsinn, m. — -halluzina- 
 tion 
 
 Wut, /. rage, fury ; rabies ; hydro- 
 phobia 
 
 Wut- (in compds.), rage 
 
 Wut-anfall,»w.fitor paroyxsm of rage 
 
 Wut-ausbruch, m. outburst of rage 
 or fury ; outbreak of rabies 
 
 Wut-beere, /. Atropa belladonna 
 
 Wut-blaschen, n. lyssa 
 
 Wuten, v.i. to rage^ to rave ; to be 
 delirious 
 
 Wiitend, a. raging, raving, frantic ; 
 delirious 
 
 Wut-fall, m. case of rabies 
 
 Wut-gift, n. the virus of rabies or 
 hydrophobia 
 
 Wut-gifteinimpfung, /. inoculation 
 of virus of rabies 
 
 Wiitig, a. raging, raving, frantic ; 
 delirious ; rabid 
 
 Wut-impfung, /. rabies inoculation 
 
 Wut-krank, a. suffering from rabies 
 or hydrophobia 
 
 Wut-kranke, m. & /. a subject of 
 rabies or hydrophobia 
 
 Wut-krankheit, /. rabies ; hydro- 
 phobia 
 
 Wut-seuche, /. rabies 
 
 Wut-verdacht, m. suspicion of rabies 
 
 Wut-zufall, m. = -anfall 
 
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Xaa 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Z&h 
 
 X 
 
 Xanthelasma, n. xanthoma, fibroma 
 lipomatodes ( Virchow) 
 
 Xanthin, n. xanthine 
 
 Xanthinisch, a. xanthinic 
 
 Xanthinstein, m. xanthine calculus 
 or concretion 
 
 Xanthocyanopie, /. red-green blind- 
 ness 
 
 Xanthodermie,' /. yellow pigmenta- 
 tion of skin 
 
 Xanthogen, n. xanthogen 
 
 Xanthogenate, n.pl. xanthogenates, 
 xanthates 
 
 Xanthogen - saure, /. xanthic 
 acid 
 
 Xanthogen-sauresalz, n. xanthate 
 
 Xanthomatos, a. of the nature of 
 xanthoma 
 
 Xanthonsaure, /. ■= Xanthogen- 
 saure 
 
 Xanthoproteinsaure, /. xantho-pro- 
 teic acid 
 
 Xanthoproteinsaurereaktion, /. xan- 
 tho-proteic reaction 
 
 Xanthopsie, /. yellow vision 
 
 X-bein, n. genu valgum 
 
 Xereswein, m. sherry 
 
 Xerodermia, /, xerodermia, ichthy- 
 osis 
 
 Xerom, n. xerosis 
 
 Xerophthalmie, /. atrophy of ocular 
 
 conjunctiva and cornea 
 Xerophthalmus, n. dryness of eye ; 
 
 also = Xerophthalmie 
 Xerosebacillen, pi. micro-organisms 
 resembling pseudo-diphtheria ba- 
 cilli, found in xerosis 
 Xerosis, /. = Xerophthalmie ; also 
 dryness resulting from chronic in- 
 flammation {e.g. of vagina and 
 skin) 
 Xerostomie, /. dryness of mouth 
 Xerotisch, a. xerotic, drying 
 Xiphodisch, a. xiphoid, ensiform 
 Xiphodymus, m. double monster 
 with bodies fused up to the ensi- 
 form process 
 Xiphoidisch, a. — Xiphodisch 
 Xiphopagus, m. twins united in ensi- 
 form region 
 X-strahlen, m.pl. Rontgen rays 
 X-strahlen-bild, n. skiagram 
 X-strahlen-einwirkung, /. influence 
 
 or effect of Rontgen rays 
 X-strahlen-wirkung, /. efiect of 
 
 Rontgen rays 
 Xyloidin, n. xyloidine 
 Xylose, /. wood-sugar 
 
 Ylang-Ylangol, n. Ylang-Ylang-oU, 
 
 cananga-oil 
 Ysop, m. hyssop 
 Ysopkraut, n. hyssop-leaves 
 Yttererde, /. yttria 
 
 Ytterhaltig, a. yttric 
 Ytterspat, m. yttric phosphate 
 Yttriumphosphat, n. phosphate of 
 yttrium 
 
 For words not found under Z, vide under C 
 
 Zacke, /. = Zacken 
 
 Zacken, m. prong, sharp point ; 
 
 serration ; dentation 
 Zacken-band,OT. denticulate ligament 
 Zacken-lager, n. lamina meduUaris 
 
 involuta 
 
 Zackig, a. jagged ; toothed ; ser- 
 rated, dentate 
 
 Zah, a. tough, tenacious ; gluey, 
 viscous, mucous : clammy, ropy 
 
 Zahe, /. = Zahigkeit 
 
 Zahflussig, a. viscous 
 
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 Zatl 
 
 Zahheit, /. = Zahigkeit 
 
 Zahigkeit, /. toughness ; tenacity ; 
 
 viscosity , stickiness, clamminess, 
 
 ropiness 
 Zahlapparat, in. haemocytometer 
 Zahn, m. tooth 
 
 Zahn- (in compds.), dental, odonto- 
 Zahn-abnutzung, /. the wearing 
 
 away of a tooth 
 Zahn-abscess, m. dental abscess 
 Zahn-achse, /. axis of a tooth 
 Zahn-ader, /. dental vessel 
 Zahn-ahnlich, a. odontoid 
 Zahn-alveole, /. alveolus 
 Zahn-anfressen, n. = -caries 
 Zahn-anlage, /. rudiment of a tooth 
 Zahn-anomalie, /. dental anomaly 
 Zahn-anzahl, /. number of teeth 
 Zahn-arterie, /. dental artery 
 Zahn-artig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Zahn-arznei, /. dental remedy 
 Zahn-arzneikunde, /. = -arznei- 
 
 kunst 
 Zahn-arzneikunst, /. dentistry 
 Zahn-arzt, m. dentist 
 Zahn-arztlich, a. relating to dentist 
 Zahn-ast, m. dental branch 
 Zahn-ausbruch, m. dentition 
 Zahn-ausfallen, n. the falling out of 
 
 teeth 
 Zahn-ausnahmen, n. = -ausziehen 
 Zahn - ausschlag, m. tooth-rash, 
 
 strophulus 
 Zahn-ausziehen, n. tooth-extraction 
 Zahn-befestigung, /. the fixing of 
 
 false teeth 
 Zahnbein, n. dentine 
 Zahnbein-faser, /. dentinal fibril 
 Zahnbein-gewebe, n. tissue of den- 
 tine 
 Zahnbein-grundsubstanz, /. dentinal 
 
 matrix 
 Zahnbein-kaJialchen, n. dentinal 
 
 tubule 
 Zahnbein-keim, m. primary dentine 
 Zahnbein-kugel, /. dentine globule 
 Zahnbein-r6hrchen,M. = -kanalchen 
 Zahnbein-verschwarung, /. dentinal 
 
 caries 
 Zahnbein-zelle, /. dentinal cell, 
 
 odontoblast 
 Zahn-belag, m. sordes on tooth 
 Zahn-beleg, m. = -belag 
 Zahn-bildung, /. tooth-formation or 
 
 -structure 
 Zahn-bildungsfehler, m. defect in 
 
 growth of tooth 
 Zahn-bildungszelle, /. odontoblast 
 Zahn-blutader, /. dental vein 
 
 Zahn-bogen, m. dental arch 
 Zahn-brenner, m. dental cautery 
 Zahn-bruch, m. dental fracture 
 Zahn-buchstabe, m. dental letter 
 Zahn-burste, /. tooth-brush 
 Zahn-caries, /. dental caries 
 Zahn-cement, m. dental cement 
 Zahnchen, n. a little tooth 
 Zahn-chirurg, m. dental surgeon 
 Zahn-chirurgie, /. dental surgery 
 Zahn-cyste, /. dental cyst 
 Zahn-defekt, m. dental defect 
 Zahn-diarrhoe, /. diarrhoea of den- 
 tition 
 Zahn-diatetik, /. care of the teeth 
 Zahn-dlslokation, /. displacement of 
 
 a tooth 
 Zahn-durchbruch, m. dentition 
 Zahne, m.pl. teeth 
 Zahne-klappern, n. chattering of 
 
 teeth 
 Zahne-knirschen, m. gnashing or 
 
 grinding of teeth 
 Zahn-einguss, m. filling of a tooth 
 Zahn-einpflanzung, f. implantation 
 
 of a tooth 
 Zahn-einsetzen, n. the inserting of 
 
 an artificial tooth 
 Zahn-einsetzung, /. = -einsetzen 
 Zahn-email, n. dental enamel 
 Zahnelung, /. serration ; dentation 
 Zahnen, v.t. to cut teeth 
 Zahnen, n. teething, dentition 
 Zahnend, a. teething 
 Zahn-entartung, /. degeneration of a 
 
 tooth 
 Zahn-entwickelung, f. development 
 
 of a tooth 
 Zahn-entziindung, /. inflammation 
 
 of a tooth 
 Zahn-erkrankung, /. disease of a 
 
 tooth 
 Zahn-ersatz, m. substitution of 
 
 artificial teeth 
 Zahn-ersatzkunde, /. the art of re- 
 placing teeth by the insertion of 
 artificial teeth 
 Zahn-extraktion, /. = -ausziehen 
 Zahn-fach, n. alveolus 
 Zahn-fachentziindung, /. inflamma- 
 tion of alveolus 
 Zahn-facherbogen, m. alveolar arch 
 Zahn - facherfortsatz, m. alveolar 
 
 process 
 Zahn-facherig, a. alveolar 
 Zahn-faser, /. dental fibre 
 Zahn-faule, /. = -caries 
 Zahn-faulnis, /. = -caries 
 Zahn-feile, /. dental file 
 
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 Zah 
 
 Zahn-fibrille, /. dental fibril 
 Zahn - fieber, n. fever of denti- 
 tion 
 Zahn-fissur, f. linear fracture or 
 
 fissure of a tooth 
 Zahn-fistel, /. dental fistula 
 Zahn-fistelspritze, /. dental syringe 
 Zahn-flache, /. dental surface 
 Zahnfleisch, n. gum 
 Zahnfieisch-anschwellung, /. swell- 
 ing of gums 
 Zahnfleisch-blutung, /. hsemorrhage 
 
 from gums 
 Zahnfleisch-eiterung, /. suppuration 
 
 of gums 
 Zahnfteisch-entziindung, /. inflam- 
 mation of gums 
 Zabnfleisch-fistel, /. fistula of the 
 
 gums 
 Zahnfleisch-geschwulst, /. gumboil ; 
 
 tumour of gums ; epulis 
 Zahnfleisch-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 
 gums, gumboil 
 Zahnfleisch-gewachs, n. epulis 
 Zahnfleisch-nerv, m. nerve supply- 
 ing the gums 
 Zahnfleisch-neurom, n. neuroma of 
 
 gums 
 Zahnfleisch-schleimhaut, /. mucous 
 
 membrane of gums 
 Zahnfleisch-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 
 schwellung 
 Zahnfleisch-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 
 ung 
 Zahnfleisch-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of gums 
 Zahn-flugelband, n. lateral odontoid 
 
 ligament 
 Zahn-follikel, m. dental follicle 
 Zahn-formel, /. dental formula 
 Zahn-formig, a. = -ahnlich 
 Zahn-fortsatz, m. odontoid process ; 
 
 alveolar process 
 Zahn-frais, m. convulsions of den- 
 tition 
 Zahn-friesel, m. strophulus, tooth- 
 rash 
 Zahn-ftihrend, a. dentigerous 
 Zahn-furche, /. dental groove 
 Zahn-furchenlippe, /. margin of 
 
 dental groove 
 Zahn-gefass, n. dental vessel 
 Zahn-gefiecht, n. dental plexus 
 Zahn-geschaft, n. dentition 
 Zahn-geschwulst, /. = -fleisch- 
 
 geschwulst 
 Zahn-geschwur, n. gumboil 
 Zahn-gestalt, /. shape of tooth 
 Zahn-gewebe n. dental tissue 
 
 Zahn-gicht, /. gouty condition of 
 
 teeth 
 Zahn-gluheisen, n. = -brenner 
 Zahn-grube, /. = -hohle 
 Zahn-haken, m. claw of tooth-key 
 Zahn-hals, m. neck of tooth 
 Zahn-haltig, a. = -fiihrend 
 Zahn-heilkunde, /. dentistry 
 Zahn-heilkunst, /. = -heilkunde 
 Zahn-hohe, /. dental height 
 Zahn-hohle, /. dental pulp-cavity 
 Zahn-hohlenbogen, m. alveolar arch 
 Zahn-hohlenflache, /. alveolar sur- 
 face 
 Zahn-hohlenfortsatz, m. alveolar 
 
 process 
 Zahn-hohlengang, m. alveolar canal 
 Zahn-hohlenkanal, m. = -hohlen- 
 
 gang 
 Zahn-hohlennerv, m. dental nerve 
 Zahn-husten, m. cough of dentition 
 Zahn-implantation, /. implantation 
 
 of a tooth 
 Zahn-instrument, n. dental instru- 
 ment 
 Zahn-kanal, m. dentinal tubule 
 Zahn-kanalchen, n. = -kanal 
 Zahn-karies, /. = -caries 
 Zahn-keim, m. tooth-pulp 
 Zahn-kern, m. = -keim 
 Zahn-kitt, m. dental cement ; ce- 
 ment-filling for teeth 
 Zahn-knorpel, m. dentinal cartilage 
 Zahn-korper, m. body of a tooth 
 Zahn-krampf, m. convulsions of den- 
 tition 
 Zahn-krankheit, /. dental disease 
 Zahn-krone, /. crown of tooth 
 Zahn-kunde, f. odontology 
 Zahn-kiinstler, m. dentist 
 Zahn-kyste, /. = -cyste 
 Zahn - lade, /. alveolar portion of 
 
 jaw 
 Zahn-lanzette, /. gum-lancet 
 Zahn-latwerge, /. tooth-paste 
 Zahn-laut, m. dental sound 
 Zahn-lehre, /. = -kunst 
 Zahn-leiden, n. = -krankheit 
 Zahn-los, a. toothless ; edentate 
 Zahn-losigkeit, /. toothlessness 
 Zahn-liicke, /. gap in the teeth or 
 
 between two teeth 
 Zahn-liickig, a. having gaps between 
 
 the teeth 
 Zahn-mangel, m, want or absence of 
 
 teeth 
 Zahn-mechanik, /. dental mechanics 
 Zahn-meissel, m, dental chisel or 
 excavator 
 
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 Zah 
 
 Zahn-missbildung, /. dental malfor- 
 mation 
 Zahn-mittel, n. = -arznei 
 Zahn-naht, /. dental suture 
 Zahn-nerv, m. dental nerve 
 Zahn - nervenreiz, m. dental-nerve 
 
 irritant 
 Zahn-nervenreizung, /. dental-nerve 
 
 irritation 
 Zahn-neuralgie, /. dental neuralgia 
 Zahn-neurose, /. dental neurosis 
 Zahn-oberflache, /. dental surface 
 Zahn - operation, /. dental opera- 
 tion 
 Zahn-osteom, n. osteoma of the 
 
 dental cement 
 Zahn-papille, /. dental papilla 
 Zahn-paste, /. tooth-paste 
 Zahn-periost, n. dental periosteum 
 Zahn-pflanzung, /. = -implantation 
 Zahn-pflege, /. care of the teeth 
 Zahn-pillen, f.pl. Pilulae odontalgicae, 
 
 Ph. G. 
 Zahn-pilz, m. leptothrix buccalis 
 Zahn-pulpa, /. tooth-pulp 
 Zahn-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Zahn-pulver, n. tooth-powder 
 Zahn-putzer, m. tooth-scraper, den- 
 tal rugine 
 Zahn-putzinstrutnent, n . tooth-sealer 
 Zahn-rand, m. dental margin 
 Zahn-reihe, /. row of teeth 
 Zahn-reinigung, /. cleaning of the 
 
 teeth 
 Zahn-reissen, n. = -schmerz 
 Zahn-reiz, m. tooth-irritant 
 Zahn-reizung, /. tooth-irritation 
 Zahn-rohrchen, n. = -kanalchen 
 Zahn-ruhr, /. diarrhoea of dentition 
 Zahn-sackchen, n. dental sac or 
 
 follicle 
 Zahn-scheide, /. dentinal sheath 
 Zahn-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Zahn-schliissel, m. tooth-key 
 Zahn-schmelz, m. dental enamel 
 Zahn-schmelzverletzung, /. injury 
 
 of dental enamel 
 Zahn-schmerz, m. toothache 
 Zahn-seife, /. tooth-soap 
 Zahn-spiegel, m. dental mirror 
 Zahn-spirochaete, /. spirochaete den- 
 
 ticola 
 Zahn-stein, n. tartar on the teeth 
 Zahn-steinansatz, m. accumulation 
 
 of tartar 
 Zahn-steinbildung, /. formation of 
 
 tartar 
 Zahn-steinentfernung, /. removal of 
 tartar 
 
 Zahn-steinmasse, /. tartar substance 
 
 on teetli 
 Zahn-stocher, m. tooth-pick 
 Zahn-struktur, /. dental structure 
 Zahn-stummel, m. stump of tooth 
 Zahn-stumpf, m. = -stummel 
 Zahn-substanz, /. dental substance 
 Zahn-techniker, m, mechanical den- 
 tist 
 Zahn-therapie, /. dental therapeu- 
 tics 
 Zahn-tinktur, /. tooth tincture 
 Zahn-tragend, a. = -fiihrend 
 Zahn-iiberpflanzung, /. tooth trans- 
 plantation 
 Zahn-uberzahl, /. supernumerary 
 
 teeth 
 Zahnung, /. dentition ; serration 
 Zahn-vene, /. = -blutader 
 Zahn-verband, m. dental dressing 
 Zahn-verbandlehre, /. science of 
 
 dental dressing 
 Zahn-verletzung, /. injury to a 
 
 tooth 
 Zahn-verlust, m. loss of teeth 
 Zahn-verscheibung, /. displacement 
 
 of a tooth 
 Zahn-verschwarung, /. = -caries 
 Zahn-verwachsung, /. adhesion of 
 
 teeth 
 Zahn-wackeln, n. looseness of teeth 
 Zahn-wall, m, side of dental groove 
 Zahn-wasser, n. tooth- wash 
 Zahn-wechsel, m. changing of the 
 
 teeth 
 Zahn-weh, n. = -schmerz 
 Zahn-weinstein, m. = -stein 
 Zahn-wurm, m. — -caries 
 Zahnwurzel, /. root of a tooth 
 Zahnwurzel-entfernung, /. removal 
 
 of root of tooth 
 Zahnwurzel-flache, /. surface of 
 
 root of tooth 
 Zahnwurzel - haut, /. dental peri- 
 osteum 
 Zahnwurzel - hautentziindung, /. 
 
 periodontitis 
 Zahnwurzel-oberflache, /. = -flache 
 Zahnwurzel-resorption, /. absorp- 
 tion of root of tooth 
 Zahnwurzel-rinde, /. cement of root 
 
 of tooth 
 Zahnwurzel-schraube, /. screw for 
 
 removing roots of teeth 
 Zahnwurzel-zange, /. dental stump- 
 forceps 
 Zahn-zange, /. dental forceps 
 Zahn-zangenloffel, m. blade of den- 
 tal forceps 
 
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 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Zar 
 
 Zahn-zelle, /. alveolus 
 
 Zahn-zellenfortsatz, m. alveolar pro- 
 cess 
 
 Zahn-zement, m. = -cement 
 
 Zahn-zerstorung, /. destruction of 
 tooth 
 
 Zahn-ziehen, n. = -ausziehen 
 
 Zahn-zweig, m. = -ast 
 
 Zange, /. forceps 
 
 Zangelchen, n. small forceps, twee- 
 zers 
 
 Zangen- (in compds.), relating to 
 forceps 
 
 Zangen-anlegung, /. application of 
 forceps 
 
 Zangen-anwendung, /. = -anlegung 
 
 Zangen-arm, m. forceps-blade 
 
 Zangen-beckenkriimmung, /. pelvic 
 curve of forceps 
 
 Zangen-blatt, n. = -arm 
 
 Zangen-entbindung, /. forceps de- 
 livery 
 
 Zangen-entwickelung, /. = -ent- 
 bindung 
 
 Zangen-geburt, /. labour terminated 
 by forceps 
 
 Zangen-gerecht, a. in proper posi- 
 tion for forceps-application 
 
 Zangen-griff, m. handle of forceps 
 
 Zangen-kopfkrummiing, /. cephalic 
 curve of forceps 
 
 Zangen-loffel, m. upper part of 
 blade of forceps 
 
 Zangen-messer, m. forceps with 
 measuring attachment for ascer- 
 taining size of foetal head 
 
 Zangen-operation, /. forceps opera- 
 tion 
 
 Zangen-recht, a. = -gerecht 
 
 Zangen-sage, /. forceps saw 
 
 Zangen-schloss, n. forceps lock 
 
 Zangen-verletzung, /. injury result- 
 ing from use of forceps 
 
 Zangen-versuch, m. attempted ap- 
 plication of forceps 
 
 Zapfchen, n. uvula 
 
 Zapfchen- (in compds.), uvular 
 
 Zapfchen-abtragung, /. removal of 
 uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-anschwellung, /. swelling 
 of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-bildung, /. staphyloplasty 
 
 Zapfchen-braune, /. inflammation of 
 uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-decker, m. uvula protec- 
 tor 
 
 Zapfchen-driise, /. uvular gland 
 
 Zapfchen-eiterung, /. suppuration of 
 uvula 
 
 586 
 
 Zapfchen-entfernung, /. = -abtrag- 
 ung 
 
 Zapfchen-entzundung, /. = -braune 
 
 Zapfchen-erkrankung, /. affection of 
 uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-geschwulst, /. tumour or 
 swelling of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-geschwiir, n. ulcer of 
 uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-halter, m. uvula-holder 
 
 Zapfchen-heber, m. = -muskel 
 
 Zapfchen-krankheit, /. = -erkrank- 
 ung 
 
 Zapfchen-leiden, n. = -erkrankung 
 
 Zapfchen-muskel, m. azygos uvulae 
 muscle 
 
 Zapfchen - niederhalter, m. uvula 
 depressor or holder 
 
 Zapfchen-schleimhaut, f^ mucous 
 membrane of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen - schleimhautentziindung, 
 /. inflammation of mucous mem- 
 brane of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-schnitt, m. incision or 
 removal of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-schwellung, /. = -an- 
 schwellung 
 
 Zapfchen-vereiterung, /. = -eiter- 
 ung 
 
 Zapfchen-verlangerung, /. elonga- 
 tion of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-verschwarung, /. ulcera- 
 tion of uvula 
 
 Zapfchen-zange, /. uvula forceps 
 
 Zapfen, m. peg, plug ; cone ; coni- 
 cal or peg-like process 
 
 Zapfen-faser, /. cone-fibre 
 
 Zapfen-formig, a. cone-shaped, coni- 
 cal 
 
 Zapfen-fortsatz, m. basilar process 
 
 Zapf en-kern, m. cone-nucleus 
 
 Zapfen-kernfaser, /. fibre of cone- 
 nucleus 
 
 Zapfen-lage, /. cone-layer 
 
 Zapfen-meissel, m. conical pledget, 
 plug, or tent 
 
 Zapfen-naht, /. quilled suture 
 
 Zapfen-schicht, /. = -lage 
 
 Zapfen-sehzelle, /. cone visual cell 
 
 Zapfen-stabchen, n. cone-rod 
 
 Zapfen-teil, m. basilar process 
 
 Zapfen-zelle, /. cell of Deiters 
 
 Zapflein, n. (and compds.), = 
 Zapfchen 
 
 Zart, a. tender ; soft ; weak, 
 slender ; delicate ; fine ; gracilis 
 
 Zartheit, f. tenderness, softness ; 
 weak, slenderness ; fineness 
 
 Zartling, m. tenderling, weakling 
 
Zas 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Zel 
 
 Zaser, /. fibre, filament 
 Zaserchen, n. fibril 
 Zaunrube, /. radix bryoniae 
 Zedrachrinde, /. bark of root of 
 
 Melia Azedarachta 
 Zehe, /. toe 
 
 Zehen- (in compds.), digital 
 Zehen - ader, /. digital vessel of 
 
 foot 
 Zehen-arterie, /. digital artery of 
 
 foot 
 Zehen-ballen, m. cramp of toes ; 
 
 ball of the toes 
 Zehen-beuger, m. flexor longus digi- 
 
 torum 
 Zehen-brand, m. gangrene of a toe 
 Zehen - endphalange, /. terminal 
 
 phalanx of a toe 
 Zehen-gelenk, n. joint of a toe 
 Zehen-glied, n. phalanx of a toe 
 Zehen-knochen, m. bone of a toe 
 Zehen-kreuzband, n. plantar liga- 
 ment 
 Zehen-nagel, m. toe-nail 
 Zehen-nagelverkriimmung, /, de- 
 formity of toe-nail 
 Zehen-nerv, m. digital nerve of toe 
 Zeheh-pulsader, /. = -arterie 
 Zehen-riickennerv, m. dorsal digital 
 
 nerve of foot 
 Zehen-ruckenarterie, /. dorsal artery 
 
 of a toe 
 Zehen-schlagader, /. = -arterie 
 Zehen-seitenband, n. lateral liga- 
 ment of toe 
 Zehen-spitze, /. tip of toe 
 Zehen-strecker, m. extensor longus 
 
 digitorum of foot 
 Zehen-tarsalgelenk, n. metatarso- 
 phalangeal articulation 
 Zehen-verletzung, /. injury to toe 
 Zehen-verwachsung, /. webbed toes ; 
 
 adhesion of toes 
 Zehren, v.i. to consume ; to waste ; 
 
 to make thin 
 Zehrend, a. wasting, emaciating ; 
 
 hectic 
 Zehr-fieber, n. hectic fever 
 Zehr-krankheit, /. any wasting 
 
 disease 
 Zehr-wiirmer, m.pl. comedones 
 Zeichen, n. sign ; symptoms . 
 Zeichen-lehre, f. semeiology 
 Zeichen-sprache, /. language of 
 
 signs 
 Zeigefinger, m. index-finger 
 Zeigefinger-beuger, m. flexor indicis 
 Zeigefinger-strecker, m. extensor 
 indicis 
 
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 Zeigermuskel, m. muscle of index- 
 finger 
 Zeit, /. time, period 
 ZeitbewuEstsein, n. consciousness of 
 
 time 
 Zeitig, a. early, in due time ; mature 
 Zeitigen, v.t. to ripen, to mature ; 
 
 to brng to a head (abscess) 
 Zeitigerd, a. maturative, maturing 
 Zeitigung, /. maturation, maturity 
 Zeitigungsmittel, n. a maturative 
 Zeitlose, /. colchicum 
 Zeitlosen-essig, m. acetum colchici 
 Zeitlosan-samen, m. colchicum-seed 
 Zeitlosen-samenwein, m. vinum col- 
 chici 
 Zeitlosen-sauerhonig, m. oxymel col- 
 chici 
 Zeitlosen-tinktur, /. tincture of col- 
 chicum 
 Zeitlosen-wein, m. = -samenwein 
 Zeitschwelle, /. threshold of time- 
 sense 
 Zeitsinn, m. time-sense 
 Zell- (in compds.), vide Zellen- 
 Zellchen, n. cellule 
 Zelle, /. cell 
 
 Zellen- (in compds.), cellular 
 Zellen - abplattung, /. flattening- 
 
 down of cells 
 Zellen-anhaufung, /. or -ansamm- 
 
 lung, /. accumulation of cells 
 Zellen-anschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 cells 
 Zellen-arm, a. poor in cells 
 Zellen-art, /. kind or variety of cell 
 Zellen-artig, a. cell-like 
 Zellen-aufhellung, /. clearing or 
 
 rendering cells transparent 
 Zellen-ausbreitung, /. distribution of 
 
 cells 
 Zellen-auslaufer, m. process of cell 
 Zellen-auswanderung, /. emigration 
 
 of cells 
 Zellen-balken, m. cellular trabecu- 
 lum 
 Zellen-balkennetz, n. cellular reticu- 
 lum 
 Zellen-bildend, a. cell-forming 
 Zellen-bildung, /. cell-formation 
 Zellen-blutleiter, m. cavernous sinus 
 Zellen-brei, m. cell-pulp 
 Zellen-brut, /. brood of cells 
 Zellen-einlagerung, /. deposit ot 
 
 cells 
 Zellen-einwanderung, /. immigration 
 
 of cells 
 Zellen-endkolben, m.pl. corpuscles 
 of Grandry 
 
Zel 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Zer 
 
 Zellen-ernahrung, /. nutrition of 
 
 cells 
 Zellen - faden, m. cell-thread or 
 
 -hypha 
 Zellen-faser, /. cell-fibre 
 Zellen-fliJssigkeit, /. cell -fluid 
 Zellen-form, /. kind, variety, or 
 
 shape of cell 
 Zellen - formig, a. cellular, cell- 
 shaped 
 Zellenfortsatz, m. = -auslaufer 
 Zellen-fusion, /. fusion of cells 
 Zellen-gang, m. cellular duct 
 Zellen-gattung, /. kind or variety of 
 
 cell 
 Zellen-gebilde, n. formation or struc- 
 ture of cell 
 Zellen-gehalt, m. cell-contents 
 Zellen-geriist, n. cell-framework 
 Zellen-gewebe, n. cellular tissue ; 
 
 vide also Zellgewebe 
 Zellen-haufen, m. accumulation of 
 
 cells 
 Zellen-haut, /. cellular membrane, 
 
 sarcolemma 
 Zellen-hautchen, n. = -haut 
 Zellen-hautscheide, /. sheath of 
 
 cellular membrane, sarcolemma 
 Zellen-herd, m. cell-focus 
 Zellen-herdschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 cell-focus 
 Zellen-hohle, /. ceU-cavity 
 Zellen-inhalt, m. cell-contents 
 Zellen-keim, m. ceU-germ 
 Zellen-kern, m. ceU-nucleus 
 Zeilen-knistern, n. cell-crepitation j 
 
 crepitant rile 
 Zellen-knorpel, m. cellular cartilage 
 Zellen-knospung, /. cell-budding or 
 
 -gemmation 
 Zellen-korper, m. body of cell 
 Zellen-krebs, m. medullary cancer 
 Zellen-lage, /. layer of cells 
 Zellen-lehre, /. study or histology of 
 
 cells 
 Zellen-leib, m. = -korper 
 Zellen-mantel, m. cell- tunic 
 Zellen-masse, /. cellular substance 
 Zellen-membran, /. cell-membrane ; 
 
 cellular membrane 
 Zellen-menge, /. amount of cells 
 Zellen-nest, n. cell-nest 
 Zellen-neubildung, /. cellular new- 
 growth 
 Zellen-platte, /. cell-disc 
 Zellen-reich, a. rich in cells 
 Zellen-reichtum, m. abundance of 
 
 cells 
 Zellen-rest, m. cell-remnant 
 
 ■588 
 
 Zellen-saft, m. cell-fluid 
 
 Zellen-schale, /. cell-membrane 
 
 Zellen-schicht, /. layer of cells 
 
 Zellen-schwellung, /. swelling of 
 cells 
 
 Zellen-sprossung, /. budding of 
 cells 
 
 Zellen-stoff, m. cellulose 
 
 Zellen-stoffhulle, /. cellulose enve- 
 lope 
 
 Zellen-stofflage, /. or -schicht, /. cel- 
 lulose layer 
 
 Zellen-strang, m. column of cells 
 
 Zellen-teilung, /. cell-segmentation 
 or subdivision 
 
 Zellen-iiberzug, m. cell-covering 
 
 Zellen-verfettung, /, fatty degenera- 
 tion of cells 
 
 Zellen - vergrosserung, /. enlarge- 
 ment of cells 
 
 Zellen-verhornung, /. comification 
 of cells 
 
 Zellen-vermehrung, /. increase of 
 cells 
 
 Zellen-wachstum, n. growth of cells 
 
 Zellen-wand, /. cell-wall 
 
 Zellen-wanderung, /. migration of 
 cells 
 
 Zellen- wandung, /. = -wand 
 
 Zellen-wucherung, /. proliferation of 
 cells 
 
 Zellen-zerfall, m. disintegration of 
 cells 
 
 Zellen - zunahme, /. increase of 
 cells 
 
 Zellgewebe, n. cellular tissue, = 
 Bindegewebe, connective tissue ; 
 vide for compds. Bindegewebe 
 
 Zellgewebsblasenschwanz, m. cys- 
 ticercus cellulosae 
 
 Zellig, a. cellular 
 
 Zellstoff, n. (and compds.), vide 
 Zellen-stoff 
 
 Zelt, n. tent ; tentorium 
 
 Zelt-baracke, /. tent-hospital 
 
 Zelt-blutleiter, m. straight sinus 
 
 Zeltchen, n. lozenge, troche, tablet, 
 .tabloid 
 
 Zement, m. cement ; vide for 
 compds. Cement 
 
 Zentral, a. central ; vide for compds. 
 Central 
 
 Zeratzen, v.t. to destroy with 
 caustics 
 
 Zerbrechen, v.t. to break, to frac- 
 ture 
 
 Zerbrechlich, a. fragile, brittle 
 
 Zerbrechlichkeit, /. fragility, brittle- 
 
Zer 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Zer 
 
 Zerbrechung, f. breaking, fracturing 
 
 Zerbrockeln, v.t. & i. to crumble 
 
 Zerbrockelung, /. crumbling 
 
 Zerdriicken, v.t. to crush 
 
 Zerfall, m. ruin, decay ; disintegra- 
 tion 
 
 Zerfallen, v.i. to fall to pieces, to 
 break down ; to decay ; to dis- 
 integrate 
 
 Zerfallen, a. broken down, decayed ; 
 disintegrated 
 
 Zerfalls - herd, m. disintegrating 
 centre 
 
 Zerfalls-masse, /. detritus 
 
 Zerfalls-produkt, n: product of dis- 
 integration 
 
 Zerfalls-vorgang, m. process of dis- 
 integration 
 
 Zerfasern, v.i. to become fibrous, to 
 fibrillate 
 
 Zerfaserung, /. fibrillation 
 
 Zerfetzen, v.t. to gash, to slash, to 
 cut in pieces ; to shred 
 
 Zerfliesst^ar, a. deliquescent 
 
 Zerfliessbarkeit, /. deliquescence 
 
 Zerfliessen, v.i. to deliquesce ; to 
 melt away, to dissolve, to liquefy 
 
 Zerfliessend, a. deliquescent 
 
 Zerfliesslich, a. = Zerfliessbar 
 
 Zerfliessung, /. deliquescence 
 
 Zerfressen, v.t. to eat away, to cor- 
 rode ; to cauterise 
 
 Zerfressen, n. corrosion 
 
 Zerfressend, a. corrosive 
 
 Zerfressung, /. corrosion 
 
 Zergliederer, m. dissector 
 
 Zergliedern, v.t. to dissect 
 
 Zergliederung, /. dissection 
 
 Zergliederungs-instrument, n. dis- 
 secting instrument 
 
 Zergliederungs-kunde, f. = -kunst 
 
 Zergliederungs-kunst, /. art of dis- 
 section ; practical anatomy 
 
 Zergliederungs-messer, n. dissecting- 
 knife, scalpel 
 
 Zergliederungs-saal, m. dissecting- 
 room 
 
 Zergliederungs-tisch, m. dissecting- 
 table 
 
 Zergliederungs-versuch, m. experi- 
 ment by dissection 
 
 Zergliederungs-wissenschaft, /. = 
 -kunst 
 
 Zerkliiften, v.t. to divide, to segment, 
 to split 
 
 Zerkliiftung, /. division, segmenta- 
 tion, splitting 
 
 Zerkluftungs-faser, /. segmentation 
 fibre 
 
 Zerkliiftungs - faserung, /. fibrilla- 
 tion, splitting up into fibres 
 Zerkliiftungs-vorgang, m. process of 
 
 segmentation 
 Zerkratzen, v.t. to scratch, to wound 
 
 by scratching 
 Zerlegen, v.t. to split up ; to decom- 
 pose ; to analyse 
 Zerlegung, /. dissection ; decompo- 
 sition ; analysis 
 Zermalmen, v.t. to bruise, crush, dash 
 Zermalmung, /. contusion, bruise 
 Zerquetschen, v.t. to crush 
 Zerquetschung, /. crush, contusion 
 Zerreibbar, a, = Zerreiblich 
 Zerreiben, v.t. to grind to powder, 
 
 to pulverise, to triturate 
 Zerreiblich, a. friable, triturable 
 Zerreiblichkeit, /. friability 
 Zerreibung, /. grinding, trituration, 
 
 levigation 
 Zerreissbar, a. capable of being torn 
 Zerreissbarkeit, /. capability of 
 
 being torn 
 Zerreissen, v.t. & i. to rend, to tear, 
 
 to break, to lacerate, to rupture 
 Zerreisslich, a. = Zerreissbar 
 Zerreisslichkeit, /. = Zerreissbarkeit 
 Zerreissung, /. rending, tearing ; 
 
 breaking ; laceration ; rupture 
 Zerren, v.t. to pull, to tear, to drag 
 Zerrissen, a. rent, torn, broken ; 
 
 lacerated ; ruptured 
 Zerrung, /. tearing ; dragging 
 Zerrungsschmerz, m. dragging pain 
 Zerrupfen, v.t. to tear up, to tease 
 Zerriitten, v.t. to disorder, to dis- 
 organise, to derange, to destroy, 
 to shatter 
 Zerriittet, a. disordered, disorgan- 
 ised, deranged, destroyed, shat- 
 tered 
 Zerriittung, /. derangement, dis- 
 ■ order, destruction, ruin 
 Zerschmettern, v.t. to crush, com- 
 minute 
 Zerschmetterung, /. crushing, com- 
 minution 
 Zerschmetterungsbruch, m. com- 
 minuted fracture 
 Zersetzbar, a. decomposable 
 Zersetzbarkeit, /. capability of being 
 
 decomposed 
 Zersetzen, v.t. to decompose ; to 
 
 analyse 
 Zersetzer, m. reagent, decomposer 
 Zersetzlich, a. = Zersetzbar 
 Zersetzung, f. decomposition, ana- 
 lysis 
 
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Zer 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Zeu 
 
 Zersetzungs-erscheinung, /. pheno- 
 menon of decomposition 
 
 Zersetzungs-erzeugnis, n. product of 
 decomposition 
 
 Zersetzungs-fahig, a. decomposable 
 
 Zersetzungs-keim, m. germ pro- 
 ducing decomposition 
 
 Zersetzungs-kunst, /. analysis 
 
 Zersetzungs-produkt, n. = -erzeug- 
 nis 
 
 Zersetzungs-prozess, tn. process of 
 decomposition 
 
 Zersetzungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Zersetzungs-zelle, /. decomposition- 
 cell, voltameter 
 
 Zerspalten, v.t. & i. to cleave, split 
 up, crack 
 
 Zerspaltung, /. cleavage, splitting 
 
 ZerspUttern, v.t. to splinter ; to 
 comnainute 
 
 Zersplitterung, /. splintering ; com- 
 minution 
 
 Zersprengen, v.t. to burst ; to shat- 
 ter ; to split asunder ; to rupture 
 
 Zerspringen, v.i. to crack ; to burst, 
 to rupture 
 
 Zerstauben, v.t. to turn into, dust 
 or spray ; to disperse ; to spray, 
 to pulverise 
 
 Zerstauber, m. spray-apparatus 
 
 Zerstaubung, /. spraying ; pulveris- 
 ing 
 
 Zerstaubungs-apparat, m. spray- 
 apparatus 
 
 Zerstaubungs-kegel, m. cone-shaped 
 nozzle of spray-apparatus 
 
 Zerstoren, v.t. to destroy, to ruin 
 
 Zerstorend, a. destructive, ruinous 
 
 Zerstorung, /. destruction, ruin 
 
 Zerstorungs-prozess, m. process of 
 destruction 
 
 Zerstorungs-sucht, /. mania charac- 
 terised by destructive propen- 
 sities 
 
 Zerstorungs-vorgang, m. = -prozess 
 
 Zerstossen, v.t. to pound, triturate, 
 bruise, break 
 
 Zerstreuen, v.t. & refl. to disperse, 
 scatter, break up 
 
 Zerstreut, a. dispersed, scattered 
 
 Zerstreutheit, /. distraction, pre- 
 occupation 
 
 Zerstreuung, /; dispersion, diver- 
 gence 
 
 Zerstreuungs - bild, n. dispersion- 
 image 
 
 Zerstreuungs-flache, /. plane of dis- 
 persion 
 
 Zerstreuungs-glas, n. concave lens 
 
 Zerstreuungs-kegel, m. dispersion- 
 cone 
 Zerstreuungs-kreis, m. the visual 
 
 field in myopia, dispersion-circle 
 Zerstreuungs-linse, /. dispersion- 
 lens, concave lens 
 Zerstreuungs-punkt, m. focus of di- 
 vergence 
 Zerstreuungs - Spiegel, m. convex 
 
 mirror 
 Zerstreuungs-winkel, m. angle of 
 
 dispersion 
 Zerstiickeln, v.t. to cut up, dis- 
 member 
 Zerstiickelung, /. division into small 
 
 pieces, discission 
 Zerteilen, v.t. to divide, sever, cut up 
 Zerteilend, a. dividing, resolvent 
 Zerteilung, /. division, resolution 
 Zerteilungsmittel, n. a resolvent 
 Zertrennung, /. separation 
 Zerzupfungspraparat, n. teased pre- 
 paration 
 Zeugen, v.t. to beget, to demonstrate 
 Zeugend, a. generative, procreative 
 Zeugung, /. generation, procrea- 
 tion, breeding 
 Zeugungs-akt, m. copulation 
 Zeugungs-driise, /. generative gland 
 Zeugungs-fahig, a. capable of pro- 
 creating 
 Zeugungs-fahigkeit, /. procreative 
 
 capacity 
 Zeugungs-faktor, m. generative ele- 
 ment 
 Zeugungs-fliissigkeit, /. seminal fluid 
 Zeugungs-geschaft, n. copulation 
 Zeugungs-glied, n. genitals, penis 
 Zeugungs-kraft, /. procreative power 
 Zeugungs-mittel, n. aphrodisiac 
 Zeugungs-organ, n. generative organ 
 Zeugungs-reif,a. pubescent, sexually 
 
 mature 
 Zeugungs-reife, /. puberty 
 Zeugungs - stoff, m. reproductive 
 
 matter (e.g. semen) 
 Zeugungs-stufe, /. stage of genera- 
 tion 
 Zeugungs-teile, m.pl. genitals 
 Zeugungs-trieb, m. sexual desire, 
 
 coitus 
 Zeugungs - unfahig, a. impotent, 
 
 sterile 
 Zeugungs - unfahigkeit, /. sterility, 
 
 impotence 
 Zeugungs-unvermogen, n. = -un- 
 fahigkeit 
 Zeugungs-vermogen, n. procreative 
 power 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Zin 
 
 Zeylonzimmet, m. Ceylon cinnamon 
 
 Zibeth, m. civet 
 
 Ziege, /. goat 
 
 Ziegelbrenneranamie, /. brick- 
 maker 's-anaemia 
 
 Ziegen- (in compds.), goat-like 
 
 Ziegen-auge, n. aegilops 
 
 Ziegen-bein, n. knock-knee 
 
 Ziegen-milch, /. goat's milk 
 
 Ziegen-peter, m. mumps 
 
 Ziegen-stimme, /. aegophony 
 
 Ziehen, v.t. to draw, pull ; to ex- 
 tract ; to nurture, bring up, train ; 
 to suck 
 
 Ziehen, n. drawing ; cultivation ; 
 twinges in limbs 
 
 Zieh-kopf, m. cupping-glass 
 
 Zieh-kraft, /. attaraction 
 
 Zieh-mutter, /. foster-mother 
 
 Zieh-pflaster, n. blister 
 
 Zikatriziell, a. cicatricial 
 
 Ziliar, a. ciliary ; vide for compds. 
 Ciliar- 
 
 Zimmer, n. room, chamber 
 
 Zimmer - dampfbad, n. chamber 
 vapour-bath 
 
 Zimmer-gymnastik, /. home gym- 
 nastics 
 
 Zimmer-klosett, n. commode 
 
 Zimmet, m. cinnamon 
 
 chinesischer — , common cinna- 
 mon 
 
 Zimmet-aldehyd, n. cinnamic alde- 
 hyde 
 
 Zirnmet - bluten, f.pl. cinnamon 
 flowers 
 
 Zimmet-kaneel, m. Canella alba 
 
 Zimmet - kassie, /. Cinnamomum 
 aromaticum 
 
 Zimmet-kassienol, n. oil of cinna- 
 mon 
 
 Zimmet-loorbeere, /. Cinnamomum 
 ceylonicum 
 
 Zimmet-61, n. = -kassienol 
 
 Zimmet-olzucker, m. syrup of cinna- 
 mon 
 
 Zimmet-rinde, /. cinnamon bark 
 
 Zimmet-saure, /. cinnamylic acid 
 
 Zimmet-sirup, m. syrup of cinna- 
 mon 
 
 Zimmet-tinktur, /. tincture of cinna- 
 mon 
 
 Zimmet-tropfen, m.pl. cinnamon 
 drops .y 
 
 Zimmet-wasser, n. (einfaches), cin- 
 namon-water 
 
 Zimmet-wasser, n. (weingeistiges), 
 Aq. cinnamomi alcoholica. Ph. G. 
 
 Zink, m. & n, zinc 
 
 Zink,essigsaures,w. &n. zinc acetate 
 kohlensaures — , zinc carbonate 
 schwefelsaures — , zinc sulphate 
 Zink-acetat, n. zinc acetate 
 Zink-athyl, n. zinc ethyl 
 Zink-blumen, f.pl. zinc oxide 
 Zink-bliiten, f.pl. = -blumen 
 Zink-bromid, n. zinc bromide 
 Zink-butter, /. zinc chloride dis- 
 solved in water or alcohol 
 Zink-carbonat, n. zinc carbonate 
 Zink-chlorid, n. zinc chloride 
 Zink-dampf, m. zinc vapour 
 Zink-fieber, n. brass-founders' ague 
 Zink-grau, n. grey oxide of zinc 
 Zink-jodid, n. zinc iodide 
 Zink-kohlenbatterie, /. zinc carbon 
 
 battery 
 Zink-laktat, n. zinc lactate 
 Zink-leim, m. paste of zinc oxide, 
 
 ichthyol, glycerine, gelatine, and 
 
 water (Unna) 
 Zink-leimverband, m. dressing made 
 
 with the above paste 
 Zink-methyl, n. zinc methyl 
 Zink-methylat, n. zinc methylate 
 Zink-oxychlorid, n. zinc oxychloride 
 Zink-oxyd, n. zinc oxide 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (baldriansaures), zinc 
 
 valerianate 
 Zink - oxyd, n. (carbolschwefel- 
 
 saures), sulpho-carbolate of zinc 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (chromsaures), zinc 
 
 chromate 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (essigsaures), zinc 
 
 acetate 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (kohlensaures), zinc 
 
 carbonate 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (milchsaures), zinc 
 
 lactate 
 Zink - oxyd, n. (phenylschwefel- 
 
 saures), sulpho-carbolate of zinc 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (schwefelsaures), zinc 
 
 sulphate 
 Zink-oxyd, n. (weisses), zinc oxide 
 Zink-oxydhydrat, n. zinc hydrate 
 Zink-salbe, /. zinc ointment 
 Zink-sulfat, n. zinc sulphate 
 Zink-sulfid, n. zinc sulphide 
 Zink-valerianat, n. zinc valerianate 
 Zink-vitriol, m. = -sulfat 
 Zink-vitriollosung, /. solution of 
 
 zinc sulphate 
 Zink-weiss, n. zinc white, zinc oxide 
 Zinn, n. tin 
 
 Zinn-bioxyd, n. tin dioxide 
 Zinn-bougie, /. bougie made of tin 
 Zinn-chlorid, n. tin chloride, stannic 
 
 chloride 
 
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 GERMAN7ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Zub 
 
 Zinn-chloriir, n. stannous chloride 
 Zinn-dioxyd, n. tin dioxide 
 Zinn-disulfid, n. tin disulphide 
 Zinn-folie, /. tinfoil 
 Zinn-hydroxyd, n. tin hydroxide 
 Zinnober, m. cinnabar 
 Zinn-oxyd, n. tin oxide, stannic 
 
 oxide 
 Zinn-oxydul, n. tin protoxide, stan- 
 nous oxide 
 Zinn-oxydulsalz, n. stannous salt 
 Zinn-phosphat, n. tin phosphate 
 Zinn-salz, n. = -chloriir 
 Zinn-saure, /. stannic acid 
 Zinn-saureanhydrid, n. = -dioxyd _ 
 Zinnscher Kranz, m. circulus arteri- 
 osus nervi optici 
 Zinn-sulfid, n. stannic sulphide 
 Zinn-sulfur, n. stannous sulphide 
 Zinn-verbindung, /. tin compound 
 Zipfel, m. point, summit, tip 
 Zipfel-formig, a. pointed 
 Zipfel-klappe, /. tricuspid valve 
 Zipperlein, n. gout 
 Zirbel- (in compds.), pineal 
 Zirbel-druse, /. pineal body 
 Zirbel - driisenkorper, m. pineal 
 
 body 
 Zirbel-drusenstiel, m. peduncle of 
 
 pineal body 
 Zirbel -fortsatz, m. pineal process 
 Zirbel-sand, m. pineal sand 
 Zirbel-stiel, m. pineal pedicle 
 Zirkel, m. circle 
 Zirkel- (in compds.), circular 
 Zirkel-binde, /. circular bandage 
 Zirkel-klammer, /. circular clamp 
 Zirkel -schnitt, m. circular amputa- 
 tion 
 Zirkel-tour, /. circular turn (in 
 
 bandaging) 
 Zirkel- wahnsinn, m. folie circulaire 
 Zischeln, v.t. & i. to whisper 
 Zischelstimme, /. whispering voice 
 Zischen, v.t. & i. to hiss 
 Zischend, a. hissing 
 Zischender Schall, m. hissing sound 
 Zischlaut, m. sibilant 
 Zitrone, /. lemon 
 Zitter- (in compds.), tremulous 
 Zitter-krampf, m. palmospasmus 
 Zitter-lahmung, /. paralysis agitans 
 Zittern, v.i. to tremble, vibrate 
 Zittern, n. tremor 
 Zitternd, a. tremulous 
 Zitter-pilze, m.pl. tremellini 
 Zitter-star, m. cataracta tremula 
 Zitter-stimme, /. trembling voice 
 Zitter-tierchen, n. vibrio 
 
 Zitter - wahnsinn, m. delirium tre- 
 mens 
 Zittmann'sches Dekokt, n. a decoc- 
 tion of cinnabar and calomel 
 Zitwerkraut, m. tarragon 
 Zitwersamen, n. wormseed, santo- 
 
 nica 
 Zitze, /. teat, nipple 
 Zitzenbreite, /. mastoid diameter 
 Zitzenformig, a. mammillary, mas- 
 toid 
 Zitzenfortsatz, m. mastoid process, 
 
 mammillary process 
 Zitzenloch, n. mastoid foramen 
 Zitzennaht, /. mastoid suture 
 Zitzenrand, m. mastoid margin 
 Zitzenteil, m. pars mastoidea 
 Zitzentier, n. mammal 
 Zitzenzellen, pi. eyelashes 
 Zoanthropia, a. delusion of being 
 
 transformed into an animal 
 Zober, m. tub 
 Zogerling, m. pupil 
 Zogernd, a. hesitating, dilatory 
 Zonale Fasern, pi. tangential fibres 
 Zooiatrik, /. veterinary surgery 
 Zoolog, m. zoologist 
 Zoomylen,^ pi. teratomata 
 Zoonosen, pi. diseases conveyed to 
 
 man from animals 
 Zooparasiten, pi. animal parasites 
 Zoophobie, /. morbid dread of ani- 
 mals 
 Zoopsie, /■ hallucinatory vision of 
 
 animals 
 Zoospermien, pi. spermatozoa 
 Zootherapie, /. veterinary surgery 
 Zootrophismus, m. poisoning by 
 
 animal foods 
 Zopf, m. tuft, plica 
 Zorn, m. anger, irritation 
 Zornader, /. frontal vein 
 Zornanfall, m. fit' of passion 
 Zornmiitig, a. irascible, choleric 
 Zornwut, /. frenzy 
 Zornwiitig, a. raging, furious 
 Zoster, m. herpes 
 Zotte, /. villus 
 Zottelig, a. shaggy 
 Zottenanhang, m. villous appendage 
 Zottenfalten, f.pl. plicae villosse 
 Zottengeschwulst, /. villous or papil- 
 lary tumour 
 Zottenhaut, /. chorion 
 Zottenherz, n. cor villosum 
 Zottenkranz, m. corona fimbriata 
 Zottenkrebs, m. villous cancer 
 Zottig, a. villous 
 Zuber, m. tub 
 
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Zub 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Zul 
 
 Zubereiteti, v.t. to prepare 
 Zubinden, v.i. to tie up, bandage 
 Zubleiben, v.i. to remain closed 
 Zubrennen, v.t. to cauterise, close 
 
 by heating 
 Zucht, /. breeding, rearing ; breed ; 
 
 education ; chastity 
 Zuchtfahig, a. capable of breeding ; 
 
 educable 
 Zuchthausknall, m. = Gefangnisknall 
 Zuchtlos, a. undisciplined 
 Zuchtung, /. breeding, cultivation 
 Ziichtungslehre, /. theory of selec- 
 tion 
 Zuchtungsversuch, m. cultivation 
 
 experiment 
 Zuchtungswahl, /. (natiirliche), natu- 
 ral selection 
 Zuck, m. twitch 
 
 Zucken, v.i. to twitch, quiver, palpi- 
 tate, thrill 
 Zuckend, a. quivering, spasmodic, 
 
 convulsive 
 Zucker, m. sugar 
 Zuckerartig, a. saccharine 
 Zuckerbackwerk, n. confectionery, 
 
 pastry 
 Zuckerbildung, /. glycogenesis 
 Zuckerdicksaft, m. treacle 
 Zuckergarung, /. saccharine fermen- 
 tation 
 Zuckergeist, m. rum 
 Zuckergussleber, /. chronic perihe- 
 patitis 
 Zuckerhaltig, a. containing sugar, 
 
 saccharated 
 Zuckerharnen, n. glycosuria 
 Zuckerharnruhr, /. diabetes melli- 
 
 tus 
 Zuckerhonig, m. treacle 
 Zuckerhutkopf, n. oxycephalus 
 Zuckerkranker, m. a diabetic 
 Zuckerkrankheit, /. diabetes melli- 
 
 tus 
 Zuckermessung, /. saccharometry 
 Zuckerreaktion, /. sugar reaction 
 Zuckerrohr, n. sugar-cane 
 Zuckerrube, /. beetroot 
 Zuckerruhr, /. diabetes mellitus 
 Zuckersatz, m. molasses 
 Zuckersauer, a. oxalic 
 Zuckersaure, /. oxalic acid 
 Zuckerstich, m. diabetic puncture 
 Zuckerstoff, m. saccharine matter 
 Zuckung, /. spasm, quiver, twitch 
 Zuckungsgesetz, n. Pfliiger's law 
 Zuckungskurve, /. graphic record of 
 
 contraction 
 Zudriicken, v.i. to close by pressure 
 
 Zueignen, v.t. to ascribe, dedicate 
 Zuerkennen, v.t. to adjudicate, ac- 
 knowledge 
 Zufall, m. accident, attack, casualty 
 Zufallig, a. accidental 
 Zufliessen, v.i. to flow towards 
 Zufluss, m. afflux, fluxion 
 Zufrieden, a. pleased, contented 
 Zufrieren, v.i. to congeal 
 Zufriihgebaren, n. premature birth 
 Zufuhr, /. provisions ; conveyance, 
 
 importation 
 Zufiihren, v.t. to conduct, convey 
 Zufiihrend, a. adducent, afierent 
 Zufullen, v.t. to fill up 
 Zug, m. pull, tug, wrench, draught ; 
 
 draw-tube (of microscope) 
 Zug, pi. death agony 
 Zugijohrer, m. elevator 
 Zugfestigkeit, /. tensile strength 
 Zugiessen, v.t. to pour in, fill up with 
 
 liquid 
 Zugig, a. draughty 
 Zugkraft, /. force of attraction 
 Zugloch, n. ventilator 
 Zugluft, /. draught, current of air 
 Zugliiftig, a. draughty 
 Zugmittel, n. a vesicant 
 Zugofen, m. blast-furnace 
 Zugpflaster, n. cantharides plaster 
 gelbes — , Emplast. lithargyri 
 CO., Ph. G. 
 Zugreifen, v.i. to lay hold 
 Zugrohr, n. air-way, ventilator 
 ZugroUe, /. pulley 
 Zugsalbe, /. resin cerate • 
 Zugtier, n. beast of burden 
 Zugwinde, /. pulley 
 Zuheften, v.t. to stitch, sew up 
 Zuheilen, v.i. to heal up, cicatrise 
 Zuheilung, /. cicatrisation 
 Zukeilen, v.t. to plug 
 Zukitten, v.t. to cement 
 Zuklappen, v.t. & i. to close, shut to 
 Zuklemmen, v.t. to close by pressure 
 Zuknupfen, v.t. to tie up, knot 
 Zukommen, v.i. to approach, reach, 
 
 arrive 
 Zukost, /. seasoning, spice, condi- 
 ment 
 Zukunft, /. future 
 Zulage, /. addition, augmentation 
 Zulangen, v.i. to suffice 
 Zulassung, /. permission 
 Zulegemesser, n. clasp-knife 
 Zuleimen, v.t. to cement, glue up 
 Zuleiten, v.t. to lead, conduct 
 Zulp, m. sucking-bag 
 Zulpen, v.i. to suck 
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Zul 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Zun 
 
 Zulpflaschchen, n. sucking-bottle 
 Zumachen, v.t. to close, shut up 
 Zumessen, v.t. to measure, mete 
 
 out 
 Zunahen, v.t. to sew up, sew to 
 Zunahme, /. increase, growth 
 Zundbar, a. inflammable 
 Zunder, m. tinder, surgeon's agaric 
 Zunderasche, /. Silesian potash 
 Zunehmen, v.t. & i. to take more ; 
 
 to increase, grow stout, swell 
 Zunftgelehrte, m. member of a 
 
 learned profession 
 Zunge, /. tongue 
 
 belegte — , furred tongue 
 schwere — , haben, to speak 
 thick 
 Ziingelchen, n. lingula 
 Zungenabtragung, /. excision of 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenader, /. ranine vein 
 Zungenanschwellung, /. swelling of 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenanwuchs, w. adhesion of 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenarterie, /. lingual artery 
 Zungenast, m. lingual branch of glos- 
 
 sopharnygeal nerve 
 Zungenbalg, m. lingual follicle 
 Zungenbalgdruse, /. lingual follicu- 
 lar gland 
 Zungenband, n. fraenum of tongue 
 Zungenbandchen, n. fraenulum lin- 
 guae 
 Zungenbein, n. hyoid bone 
 Zungenbeinarterie, /. hyoid artery 
 Zungenbeingrube, /. inferior carotid 
 
 triangle 
 Zungenbeinhorn, n. cornu of hyoid 
 
 bone 
 Zungenbeinkehldeckelband, n. hyo- 
 
 epiglottic ligament 
 Zungenbeinkiefernerv, m. mylohyoid 
 
 nerve 
 Zungenbeintnuskel, m. hyoid muscle 
 Zungenbeinschildknorpelmuskel, m. 
 
 thyrohyoid muscle 
 Zungenbeinzungenmuskel, m. hyo- 
 
 glossus 
 Zungenbeinzweig, m. hyoid artery 
 Zungenbelag, m. fur of tongue 
 Zungenbeschauung, /. inspection of 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenblatter, /. glossanthrax 
 Zungenblutader, /. lingual vein 
 Zungenblutung, /. glossorrhagia 
 Zungenbrand, m. glossanthrax 
 Zungenbruch, m. glossocele 
 Zungenbuchstabe, m. lingual (letter) 
 
 504 
 
 Zungendriise, /. lingual gland 
 Zungenentzundung, /. glossitis 
 Zungenfehler, m. speech defect ; 
 
 lapsus linguae 
 Zungenfleisch, n. lingual paren- 
 chyma 
 Zungenfleischnerv, m. hypoglossal 
 
 nerve 
 Zungenformig, a. tongue-shaped 
 Zungepformiger Lappen, m. lower 
 
 pari; of upper lobe of left lung 
 Zungengang, m. lingual duct 
 Zungengaumenbogen, m. anterior 
 
 pillar of fauces 
 Zungengaumenmuskel, m. palato- 
 glossus 
 Zungengeschwulst, /. glossoncus 
 Zungengeschwiir, n. ulcer of tongue 
 Zungengewachs, n. excrescence on 
 
 tongue 
 Zungengrund, m. base of tongue 
 Zungenhalter, m. tongue-depressor 
 Zungenhautchen, n. fraenum of 
 
 tongue ; lingual epidermis 
 Zungenkehldeckelband, n. glosso- 
 
 epiglottic fold 
 Zungenkana], m. lingual duct 
 Zungenkarbunkel, m. glossanthrax 
 Zungenknochen, m. hyoid bone 
 Zungenknorpel, m. raphe of tongue 
 Zungenknoten, m. submaxillary 
 
 ganglion 
 Zungenkrampf, m. spasm of tongue 
 Zungenkrebs, m. cancer of tongue 
 Zungenlahm, a. tongue-tied 
 Zungenlahmung, /. lingual palsy 
 Zungenlappchen, n. gyrus lingualis 
 
 of occipital lobe 
 Zungenlaut, m. lingual consonant 
 Zungenlehre, /. glossology 
 Zungenloch, n. foramen caecum 
 Zungenloser, m. ankylotome, knife 
 
 for cutting the fraenum 
 Zungenlymphdriise, /. lymphatic 
 
 gland of tongue 
 Zungenmuskel, m. lingual muscle, 
 
 hyoglossus 
 Zungennaht, /. raphe of tongue 
 Zungennerv, m. lingual nerve 
 Zungenpapille, /. lingual papilla 
 Zungenpfeife, /. reed-pipe 
 Zungenpulsader, /. lingual artery 
 Zungenriicken, m. dorsum linguae 
 Zungenriickenarterie, /. dorsal artery 
 
 of tongue 
 Zungenschaber, m. tongue-scraper 
 Zungenscheidewand, /. septum of 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenschlagader, /. lingual artery 
 
Zun 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Zur 
 
 Zungenschleimhaut, /. mucous mem- 
 
 ' brane of tongue 
 Zungenschlundkopfnerv, m. glosso- 
 pharyngeal nerve 
 Zungenschmerz, m. glossalgie 
 Zungenschnitt, m. glossotomy 
 Zungenspalte, /. fissure of the tongue 
 Zungenspatel, m. lingual spatula 
 Zungenspitze, /. tip of the tongue 
 Zungenuntersuchung, /. glossoscopy 
 Zungenvergrosserung, /. hypertro- 
 phy of the tongue 
 Zungenvertiefung, /. hollow of the 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenvorfall, m. glossocele, macro- 
 
 glossia 
 Zungenwarze, f. papilla of tongue 
 Zungenwarzchen, n. — Zungen- 
 
 warze 
 Zungenwindung, /. gyrus lingualis 
 Zungenwulst, m. medial occipito- 
 temporal convolution 
 Zungenwurzel, /. root of the 
 
 tongue 
 Zungenzapfchen, n. epiglottis 
 Zungig, a. tongued 
 Zupfen, v.f. to pick, unravel {e.g. 
 
 lint) 
 Zupfleinwand, f. lint 
 Zupflasteren, v.t. to plaster over 
 Zupflocken, v.t. to plug 
 Zupfpraparat, m. teased preparation 
 Zupfropfen, v.t. to plug, cork up 
 Zupressen, v.t. to close by pressure 
 Zuraten, v.t. to counsel 
 Zurateziehung, /. consultation 
 Zurechnungsfahig, a. mentally re- 
 sponsible 
 Zurechnungsfahigkeit, /. sound state 
 
 of mind, responsibility 
 Zurechnungsunfahigkeit, /. incapa- 
 bility of forming a judgment 
 Zureichen, v.i. to suffice 
 Zurichten, v.t. to prepare, dress {e.g. 
 
 food) 
 Zurnen, v.i. to be angry, irritated 
 Zuriickljehalten, v.t. to retain 
 Zuriickbehaltung, /. detention, reten- 
 tion 
 Zuriickbeugei, v.t. to bend back, 
 
 supinate 
 Zuriickbeuger, m. supinator 
 Zuruckbiegen, v.t. = Zuriickbeugen 
 Zuriickbleiben, v.i. to remain be- 
 hind, persist, survive 
 Zuriickbringen, v.t. to restore 
 Zuriickdrangen, v.t. to push back, 
 
 restrain, repress 
 Zuriickerinnern, v.t. to recollect 
 
 Zuruckfallen, v.i. to relapse, to be 
 
 retroverted 
 Zuriickfliessen, v.i. to flow back 
 Zuriickfuhrbar, a. reducible 
 Zuriickgeben, v.t. to give up, restore 
 Zuriickgebogen, a. reflected 
 Zuriickgehen, v.i. to go downhill 
 Zuruckgeneigt, a. supine 
 ZuriickgeroUt, a. rolled back 
 Zuruckgezogen, a. retired, secluded 
 Zuriickhalten, v.t. to retain 
 Zuriickhaltung, /. retention 
 Zuruckkommen, v.i. to return 
 Zurucklaufen, v.i. to run back, recur, 
 
 recoil 
 Zuriicklaufend, a. recurrent 
 Zuriicklaufender Fliigelnerv, m. 
 
 vidian nerve 
 Zuruckleiten, v.t. to lead back 
 Zuriickleuchten, v.i. to be reflected 
 Zuruckliefern, v.t. to send back 
 Zuriickprallen, v.i. to recoil, to be 
 
 reflected, to reverberate 
 Zuruckschallen, v.i. to resound 
 Zuriickschieben, v.t. to reduce (a 
 
 dislocation) 
 Zuriickschlagen, v.t. & i. to repel ; 
 to be checked, driven in, sup- 
 pressed 
 Zuriickschlagen, n. ballottement 
 Zuriicksein, v.i. to be backward 
 Zurucksinken, v.i. to relapse 
 Zuriickspiegeln, v.t to reflect 
 Zuruckspringend, «. resilient 
 Zuruckstellen, v.t. to replace 
 Zuruckstossend, a. repellent 
 Zuriickstossungskraft, /. power of 
 
 repulsion 
 Zuriickstrahlen, v.t. & i. to be re- 
 flected ; to cause to reflect or 
 reverberate 
 Zurucktaumeln, v.i. to reel back 
 Zurucktun, v.i. to replace 
 Zurucktreiben, v.f. to check, drive in 
 Zuriicktreiben, n. revulsion, check- 
 ing, suppression 
 Zuriicktreibend, a. revulsive 
 Zuriicktreibung, /. = Zurucktrei- 
 ben, n. 
 Zuriicktreten, v.i. to recede, subside 
 Zuriickwendung, /. retroversion 
 Zuruckwerfen, v.t. to cast aside, 
 
 reflect 
 Zuruckwirken, v.i. m react 
 Zuriickziehbar, a. retractile 
 Zuruckziehen, v.t. & i. to draw back, 
 
 retract 
 Zuriickziehung, /. retraction 
 Zuriisten, v.t. to prepare 
 
 5-55 
 
Zus 
 
 GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Zus 
 
 Zusammenballen, v.t. & i. to form 
 
 into a ball, conglomerate 
 Zusammenballung, /. conglomera- 
 tion, agglomeration 
 Zusammenbestehen, v.i. to be com- 
 patible (with) 
 Zusammenbinden, v.t. to tie together 
 Zusammenbringen, v.t. to bring 
 
 together, collect 
 Zusammendrangen, v.t. to compress, 
 
 condense 
 Zusammendrehung, /. torsion 
 Zusammendriickbar, a. compressible 
 Zusammendrucken, v.t. to compress 
 Zusammendriicker, m. compressor 
 Zusammendruckung, /. compression 
 Zusammenfiuss, m. confluence ; fu- 
 sion (of colours) ; anastomosis 
 Zusammenfiigen, v.t. to join to- 
 gether, articulate 
 Zusammenfiigung, /. junction, ar- 
 ticulation, coaptation 
 Zusammengeballt, a. agglomerated 
 Zusammengehorig, a. homologous 
 Zusammengehorigkeit, /. correlation 
 Zusammengesetzt, a. composite, 
 
 compound 
 Zusammengewachsen, a. adherent, 
 
 obliterated 
 Zusammenhalt, m. consistence 
 Zusammenhalten, v.i. to cohere 
 Zusammenhang, m. connection, co- 
 herence 
 Zusammenhangen, v.t. & i. to co- 
 here, communicate 
 Zusammenhanglos, a. incoherent 
 Zusammenhauen, v.t. to chop up 
 Zusammenhaufung, /. accumula- 
 tion, aggregation 
 Zusammenheilen, v.i. to heal up 
 Zusammenholen, v.t. to bring to- 
 gether 
 Zusammenkunft, /. assembly, con- 
 gress 
 Zusammenlaufen, v.i. to run to- 
 gether, congregate, curdle 
 Zusammenleimung, /. agglutination 
 Zusammenmiindung, /. confluence, 
 
 anastomosis 
 Zusammennahen, v.t. to sew to- 
 gether 
 Zusammenschlagen, v.t. to pound 
 Zusammenschmelzen, v.t. & i. to fuse 
 Zusammenschniiren, v.i. to tie up, 
 
 strangle 
 Zusammenschniirung, /. constric- 
 tion, oppression 
 Zusammenschrumpfen, v.i. to curl 
 or shrink up 
 
 Zusammensetzen, v.t. to put to- 
 gether 
 
 Zusammensetzen, n. -setzung, /. 
 synthesis 
 
 Zusammenstrecken, v.t. to stick 
 together 
 
 Zusammenstellen, v.t. to place to- 
 gether 
 
 Zusammenstimmen, v.i. to harmo- 
 nise 
 
 Zusammenstossen, v.t. & i. to 
 pound up together ; to inter- 
 lace, inoculate 
 
 Zusammenstromen, v.i. to converge 
 
 Zusammentragen, v.t. to collect, 
 compile 
 
 Zusammentreffen, v.i. to meet, en- 
 counter 
 
 Zusammentreffen, n. meeting, en- 
 counter 
 
 Zusammenwirken, v.i. to act to- 
 gether, co-operate 
 
 Zusammenwachsen, v.i. to grow 
 together, coalesce 
 
 Zusammenziehbar, a. contractile 
 
 Zusammenziehen, v.t. & i. to draw 
 together ; to come to a head 
 
 Zusammenzieher, m. constrictor 
 
 Zusammenziehung, /. contraction, 
 constriction, systole 
 
 Zusatz, m. addition, appendix 
 
 Zusatzlich, a. supplementary 
 
 Zuschlag, m. increase ; flux 
 
 Zuschmelzen, v.t. to seal hermetic- 
 ally ■ 
 
 Zuschmieren, v.t. to smear on, 
 plaster over 
 
 Zuschniiren, v.t. to lace up, join 
 together, strangle 
 
 Zuschreiben, v.t. to attribute, dedi- 
 cate 
 
 Zuschwaren, v.i. to close by suppu- 
 ration 
 
 Zuschwellen, v.i. to close by swell- 
 ing or chemosis 
 
 Zusetzen, v.t. to add to, to obstruct 
 
 Zusiegeln, v.t. to seal up 
 
 Zusperren, v.t. to close, bar up 
 
 Zuspitzen, v.t. to cut to a point 
 
 Zustand, m. condition, state 
 
 Zustecken, v.t. to pin together, pin 
 up 
 
 Zustellen, v.t. to close, block up 
 
 Zustimmen, v.i. to agree with, assent 
 
 Zustopfeln, v.t. to close up 
 
 Zustreichen, v.t. to close by smear- 
 ing over 
 
 Zustromen, v.i. to pour or stream 
 towards 
 
 596 
 
Zus 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Zwi 
 
 Zustiilpen, v.t. to cover with a lid 
 
 Zutraglich, a. beneficial, whole- 
 some, salubrious 
 
 Zutraglichkeit, /. usefulness, salu- 
 brity 
 
 Zutritt, m. access, onset of disease 
 
 Zuverlassig, a. trustworthy 
 
 Zuwachs, m. growth, accretion, pro- 
 duce, increase 
 
 Zuwachsen, v.i. to heal up, grow 
 together ; to increase 
 
 Zuwanken, v.i. to totter or reel 
 towards 
 
 Zuwenden, v.t. to turn towards 
 
 Zuwolben, v.t. to arch over 
 
 Zuziehen, v.t. to tie, draw tight ; 
 to incur 
 
 Zwang, m. coercion, compulsion ; 
 constriction ; tenesmus 
 
 Zwangen, v.t. to pinch, squeeze 
 
 Zwanglos, a. unconstrained 
 
 Zwangsbewegung, /. forced move- 
 ment, motion made as the result 
 of an irresistible impulse 
 
 Zwangsfiitterung, /. forced feeding 
 
 Zwangshandlung, /. (insane) act 
 committed upon impulse 
 
 Zwangsimpfung, /. compulsory vac- 
 cination 
 
 Zwangsjacke, /. strait-waistcoat 
 
 Zwangsvorstellung, /. compulsory 
 idea, idee fixe 
 
 Zwangswamms, n. strait-waistcoat 
 
 Zweck, m. aim, goal ; target 
 
 Zwecklos, a. aimless 
 
 Zweckmassig, a. practical, suitable, 
 fit 
 
 Zweckwidrig, a. inappropriate 
 
 Zwei, a. two 
 
 Zweiachselig, a. ambidextrous 
 
 Zweibasisch, a. dibasic 
 
 Zweibauchig, a. digastric, two- 
 bellied 
 
 Zweifach, a. twofold 
 
 Zweifarbig, a. of two colours 
 
 Zweifel, m. doubt, uncertainty 
 
 Zweifelhaft, a. doubtful, uncertain 
 
 Zweifelsucht, /. scepticism 
 
 Zweiflugler, pi. diptera 
 
 Zweifiisser, m. biped 
 
 Zweig, m. twig, branch 
 
 Zweigeschlechtig, a. hermaphrodite 
 
 Zweijahrig, a. biennial 
 
 Zweikapselig, a. bicapsular 
 
 Zweiklappig, a. bivalve 
 
 Zweikopfig, a. two-headed, bicipital 
 
 Zweipolig, a. bipolar 
 
 Zweiseitig, a. bilateral 
 
 Zweispaltig, a. bifid 
 
 Zweispitzig, a. two-pointed 
 
 Zweisprachig, a. bilingual 
 
 Zweiteilig, a. bipartite 
 
 Zweiteilung, /. fission, binary divi- 
 sion 
 
 Zweitgebarende, /. bipara 
 
 Zweiwertig, a. divalent 
 
 Zweiwuchs, m. rickets 
 
 Zweiwiichsig, a. rickety 
 
 Zweizackig, a. bifurcated, two- 
 pronged 
 
 Zweizeitig, a. dichronous 
 
 Zwerchfell, n. diaphragm 
 
 Zwerchfellbruch, m. diaphragmatic 
 hernia 
 
 Zwerchfellnerv, m. phrenic nerve 
 
 Zwerchfellphaenomenon, n. move- 
 ments of lower part of chest 
 synchronous with those of dia- 
 phragm (Litten) 
 
 Zwerchsackabscess, m. double ab- 
 scess in hip disease, the two parts 
 connected by a narrow channel 
 under Poupart's ligament 
 
 Zwerchsackbruch, m. intraparietal 
 inguinal hernia 
 
 Zwerchsackhygrom, n. hygroma in 
 tendon-sheath of flexor of fingers, 
 divided into two parts by the 
 transverse carpal ligament 
 
 Zwerg, m. dwarf 
 
 Zwergartig, a. dwarfish, pigmy 
 
 Zwergbecken, n. dwarf pelvis 
 
 Zwergbildung, /. dwarfishness, nan- 
 ism 
 
 Zwergkopfigkeit, /. microcephaly 
 
 Zwergmensch, m. pigmy 
 
 Zwerg wuchs, m. dwarfishness, nan- 
 ism 
 
 Zwickel, m. wedge, cuneus 
 
 Zwickelbeine, pi. Wormian bones 
 
 Zwickelnaht, /. ypsiloid suture 
 
 Zwicken, v.t. to pinch, gripe, twitch 
 
 Zwieback, m. biscuit, rusk 
 
 Zwiebel, /. onion, bulb 
 
 Zwiewuchs, m. rickets ; distichia- 
 sis 
 
 Zwilling, m. twin 
 
 Zwillingsbildung, /. twin-formation 
 
 Zwillingsfrucht, /. twin-foetus 
 
 Zwiliingsgeburt, /. twin birth 
 
 Zwillingsirresein, n. foUe A deux 
 
 Zwillingskind, n. twin-child 
 
 Zwillingsmuskel, m. gemellus 
 
 Zwillingsschwangerschaft, /. twin 
 pregnancy 
 
 Zwinge, /. gyrus fornicatus, cin- 
 gulum 
 
 Zwingen, v.i. to compel, overcome 
 
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Zwi GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF MEDICAL TERMS Zym 
 
 Zwingend, a. cogent 
 
 Zwischen, prep, between, among 
 
 Zwischenband, n. intervertebral liga- 
 ment 
 
 Zwischenbogenband, n. ligamentum 
 flavum 
 
 Zwischenfurche, /. sulcus interme- 
 dins 
 
 Zwischengewebe, n. interstitial 
 tissue 
 
 Zwischenhirn, n. midbrain 
 
 Zwischenkiefer, m. intermaxillary 
 bone 
 
 Zwischenkieferknochen, m. inter- 
 maxillary bone 
 
 Zwischenknochen, m. Wormian bone 
 
 Zwischenknochenarterie, /. inter- 
 osseous artery 
 
 Zwischenknochenband, n. inter- 
 osseous ligament 
 
 Zwischenknochenhaut, /. inter- 
 osseous membrane 
 
 Zwischenknorpel, m. interarticular 
 cartilage 
 
 Zwischenlagerung, /. interstitial 
 deposit 
 
 Zwischenpause, /. interval 
 
 Zwischenraum, m. interstice, inter- 
 space 
 
 Zwischenrippenfurche, /. intercostal 
 groove 
 
 Zwischenrippenmuskel, m. intercos- 
 tal muscle 
 
 Zwischenrippennerv, m. intercostal 
 nerve 
 
 Zwischenrippenraum, m. intercostal 
 space 
 
 Zwischenscheibe, /. intervertebral 
 fibrocartilage, disc 
 
 Zwischenwirbelband, n. interverte- 
 bral ligament 
 
 Zwischen wirbelbandscheibe, /. inter- 
 vertebral fibrocartilage, disc 
 
 Zwischenwirbelknorpel, m. inter- 
 vertebral fibrocartilage, disc 
 
 Zwischenwirbelloch, n. interverte- 
 bral foramen 
 
 Zwischenwirbelscheibe, f. interver- 
 tebral disc 
 
 Zwischenzeit, /. interval 
 
 Zwitter, m. hermaphrodite, hybrid, 
 mongrel 
 
 Zwitterbildung, /. hermaphroditism 
 
 Zwitterhaft, a. hybrid, hermaphro- 
 dite 
 
 Zwitterig, a. = Zwitterhaft 
 
 Zwolffingerdarm, m. duodenum 
 
 Zygomatisch, a. zygomatic 
 
 Zylinder, Zylindrisch, Sec, vide 
 Cylinder, Cylindrisch, &c. 
 
 Zymologie, /. study of fermentation 
 
 Zymotisch, a. zymotic 
 
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