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FRENCH-ENGLISH 
 
 MEDICAL DICTIONARY 
 
 BY 
 
 ALFRED GORDON, A.M., M.D. (Paris) 
 
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PREFACE 
 
 The wealth of scientific information which French medicine has to offer 
 can properly be grasped by those who are able to be in constant touch with 
 the literature in its original language. The monumental work of the in- 
 dividual investigators in each chosen specialty is overwhelming by its pro- 
 found erudition. The accumulated data during therecent war prove amply 
 that the power of observation in its accuracy and precision as revealed by 
 French scientists deserves special attention. To those who are willing to 
 follow up closely the progress in French medicine in the original writings the 
 present Dictionary is offered. Moreover, those who since the cessation of 
 hostilities have decided to continue the study of the language will find in the 
 Dictionary a means of learning its proper pronunciation. Each French 
 word is accompanied by a combination of letters in English giving the pro- 
 nunciation as acciurately as possible. 
 
 On a separate page a key for the latter is added and should be consulted 
 frequently. 
 
 Finally on the last page a table is presented showing measurements in 
 the metric system corresponding to that used in United States. 
 
 Alfred Gordon. 
 
KEY TO THE PRONUNCIATION OP THE FRENCH WORDS 
 
 French 
 
 a is designated as "ah" (English). It should have the same sound as "a" in the 
 
 word "margin." 
 i or & is designated as "eh" (English). Pronounce as "e" in the word "never." 
 e (not accented) is pronounced as " eh " but with lips very slightly open. 
 eu is also designated as "eh," but the "e" of "never" should be pronounced with 
 the lips only very slightly opened and prolonged. 
 oeu. Same as "eu." 
 
 i should be pronounced as English "e" but the sound must be soft and prolonged. 
 
 It is designated as "ee" (like "ea" in "teamster"). 
 is designated as "oh" like in the English exclamation: oh! 
 
 u is pronounced like the English "u," but the pouting of the lips must be very much 
 less marked. 
 eille is designated as "ay." That means that the letter "a," of the "ay" should be 
 pronounced like "a" in "table" but more prolonged and soft. 
 y is designated as English "ee" and pronounced like French "e" (see above). 
 en is designated as "ahn." It should be pronounced like the French "a" (see above), 
 but prolonged and soon abandoned with a nasal intonation. The "n" of the 
 " ahn " should not be distinct. But in " enn " there should be no nasal intonation 
 and both n's must be distinctly pronounced. 
 c before "e" or "i" must be pronounced like "s." 
 Hon is designated as "ssion;" in which the "i" is pronounced like a very soft English "e" 
 and very rapidly joined to "on." The "n" should be given a nasal intonation 
 but not a distinct English "n." 
 g before the vowels "e" and "i" is to be pronounced as "zsh." 
 j the same as "g." 
 ou is to be pronounced as English "oo" in the word "smooth." 
 oi is to be pronounced as English "ooah" but rapidly. 
 eui is designated as "ehy" in which the "eh" is pronounced as above (see "eu") and 
 the "y" is added only to render the "eh" soft and prolonged but it should not 
 be pronounced like an English "y."i 
 ai is designated as "eh" (see above for the latter). 
 OMt is designated as "ooy." The "j" should not be pronounced like English "y." 
 
 It is added only to render the "oo" sound prolonged and especially "soft." 
 illois designated as "eeyoh." For the pronunciation of "ee" and "oh" see above. 
 The "y" is added to render the "o" very soft. 
 in is designated as "ehn." For pronunciation see "eh." The latter sound must be 
 prolonged and ended abruptly with a nasal intonation, but the "n" should not 
 be pronounced as a distinct English "n." 
 All French words of more than one syllable are accentuated on their last syllable. 
 
A, ou A.A. Abbreviation for Ana; of each, 
 used in prescriptions to signify repetition 
 of the same quantity of each ingredient. 
 
 A.A.A. Abbreviation for Amalgam. 
 
 Abaction {Ahbahcssidn). Abortion. 
 
 Abadie. Sigaes d'Ab&^e (Ahbahdie). (i) 
 Insensibility of the tendon AchiUis to 
 compression in Tabes; (2) spasm of the 
 levator palpebrae superioris in Graves' 
 disease. (Abadie is a French Physician.) 
 
 Abaisse-langue (Ahbehss-ldhng). Tongue- 
 depressor. 
 
 Abaissement {Ahbehssmdhn). Lowering. 
 Prolapse. Depression. 
 
 Abaisser (^Ahbehssdy). To lower. 
 
 Abaisseur (AhbehssShr). Depressor. 
 
 Abaliene (Ahbahleendy). Abalienated; In- 
 ■ sane, gangrenous. 
 
 Abarticulation (AhbahrticulahssiSn). Ab- 
 articulation. Dislocation. 
 
 AhsLSie (Ahbahzie) . Abasia. Afunctional 
 disorder of the nervous system. The 
 patient is unable to walk, but when 
 seated or bedridden is able to perform 
 all movements with his limbs. Various 
 degrees of this motor disturbance may 
 be present, from absolute inability to 
 preservation of some movements. 
 
 Abattage (Ahbahtdzsh). Slaughtering of 
 animals. 
 
 Abatardissement (Ahbahtahrdeessmdhn). 
 Degeneration (of races or families). 
 
 Abattement {A hbahtmdhn) . Lowered state 
 of health. Dejection. Prostration. De- 
 crease of an unfavorable condition. 
 
 Abattoir (Ahbahtoudhr). Slaughter-house. 
 
 Abattre (Ahbdhtr). To slaughter. To 
 shorten a condition. 
 
 Abcider (Ahbsehddy). To end a pathologi- 
 cal process by formation of an abscess. 
 
 AbcSs. {Ahbssih). Abscess. 
 
 Abdomen {Ahbdomihn). Abdomen. Belly. 
 
 Abdominal {Ahbdomindhl). Abdominal. 
 
 Abducteur {AhbducUhr). Abductor (of 
 muscles). Abducens (The 6th n. inner- 
 vating the external rectus of the eye). 
 
 Abduction {Ahbducssidn) . Abduction. 
 
 Aberrant {Ahbehrrdhn). Aberrant (blood- 
 vessel, nerve-fiber or cells). 
 
 Aberration (Ahbehrrassidn). Aberration 
 (Deviation from normal, especially of 
 mind). 
 
 Abiogenere (AhbeeozshehnShz). Abiogene- 
 sis. (Term applied to congenital de- 
 
 fects especially of the central nervous 
 system.) 
 
 Ablactation (Ahblahctassidn). Weaning. 
 
 Ablation (Ahblahssidn). Ablation. Re- 
 moval. Extirpation. Excision. 
 
 Ablepsie (AhblehpsSe). Blindness. 
 
 Abluant {Ahbludhn). Detergent. Cleans- 
 ing. 
 
 Ablution (Ahblussidn). Ablution. Wash- 
 ing. 
 
 Abnormite {Ahbnormeetdy). Abnormality. 
 
 Abolition (Ahbolissidn). Abolition. Sus- 
 pension. 
 
 Abortif {AhborteSf). Abortive. Abortifa- 
 cient. 
 
 Abouchement (Ahboushmdhn). The open- 
 ing of one blood-vessel into another. 
 Communication. Anastomosis. 
 
 Aboulie (AhbouUe). Abulia or Deficient 
 Will. 
 
 Aboutir (AhboutSer). To come to a head. 
 To end in suppuration. 
 
 Aboutissement (Ahbouteessmdhn). The act 
 of coming to a head. 
 
 Abrasion (,Ahbrehzidn). Abrasion. 
 
 Abreuve,-ge (Ahbrehvdy). Bathed in. 
 
 Abreuvement (Ahbrehvmdhn). Giving 
 drink to afflicted. 
 
 Abrgviation {Ahbrehveeahssidn). Abbrevi- 
 ation. 
 
 Abruption (Ahbrupssidn). Abruption; 
 transverse fracture. 
 
 Abrutissement {Ahbrutissmdhn). Brutish 
 state. State of a profoundly intoxicated 
 individual. State of a profoundly de- 
 mented person. Stuporous state. 
 
 Abscision {A hbseezidn) . Removal by knife. 
 Ablation. 
 
 Absence (Ahbsdhnss). Momentary sus- 
 pension of cerebral activity. Very prob- 
 ably a psychic form of Petit Mai. 
 
 Absinthe (Ahbsehnt). Absinth. Artemisia 
 absinthium. Wormwood. ; 
 
 Absinthism (AhbsehnUesm). Absinthism. 
 
 Absorbant,-e (Ahbsorbdhn) . Absorbent. 
 
 Absorption (Ahbssorpssidn). Absorption. 
 
 Absteme (Ahbsiehm). An individual re- 
 fraining from the use of alcoholic bever- 
 ages. 
 
 Abstergent, -e (Ahbstehrzshdhn). Abster- 
 gent. Cleansing. 
 
 Abstersion (Ahbstehrssidn). The effect of 
 cleansing remedies. 
 
 Abstinence (Ahbsteenahnss). Abstinence. 
 
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Abs 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Aci 
 
 Abstinent,-e (Ahbsteendhn). Abstemious. 
 
 Abstractif,-Te (Ahbstrahcteeff). Removed 
 by distillation. 
 
 Abstraction {Ahbstrahkssidn). Abstrac- 
 tion. 
 
 Abstrait,-e {Ahhstrih). Separated. 
 
 Abulie {AhhuUe). See Aboulie. 
 
 Acacia (Ahkahssidh). Acacia. Gum ara- 
 bic. 
 
 Acad€mie (Ahkahdehmie). Academy. 
 
 Acajou (Ahkahzshdo). Cassuvium pomi- 
 ferum. Cashew nut. 
 
 Acanthe (Ahkdhnt). Acanthia lectularia. 
 Bed bug. 
 
 Acardie (Ahkahrdee). Acardia. Timidity. 
 
 Acains {A hkahriis). Acarus scabici. Itch 
 insect. 
 
 Acaud€,-e (Ahkohdd). Caudal. Caudate. 
 
 Accablement (Akahblmdhn). Dejection. 
 Grief; state of very low spirit. Oppres- 
 sion. 
 
 Accelerateur (AhkssehlehrahtShr). Accel- 
 erator. 
 
 Acceleration (Ahkssehlehrahssidn). Accel- 
 eration. 
 
 Acc61ere,-e (Ahkssehlehrd). Accelerated. 
 
 Acc€s (Ahksseh). Access. Paroxysm. 
 Attack. 
 
 Accession (,Ahksehssi6n). Accession. Parr 
 oxysm. 
 
 Accessoire (Ahksehssoodhr). Accessory. 
 
 Accident {Ahksseddhn). Accident. Symp- 
 tom. 
 
 Accidentel, -le (A hkssedahntehl) . A c c i - 
 dental. 
 
 Acclimatation (,Ahkleemahtahssion). Ac- 
 climatization. 
 
 Accolement (Ahkkohlmdhn). Joining. 
 Union. 
 
 Accommodation(4 hkkohmohdahssidn) . 
 Accommodation. Adjustment. Special 
 faculty of the eye to adapt itsdf for 
 various distances. 
 
 Accouchment {Akkoushmdhn). Confine- 
 ment. Delivery. 
 
 Accoucheur (AkkoushShr). Obstetrician. 
 
 Accoucheuse (AkkoushShzz). Midwife. 
 
 Accouplement {Ahkkouplmdhn). Copula- 
 tion. 
 
 Accoutumance (Ahkootumdhnss). Habit 
 acquired. Immunity gained by con- 
 stant use. 
 
 Accroissement (Ahcrooahssmdhn). In- 
 crease. Growth. 
 
 Accumulateur {AhkumulahtShr). Accumu- 
 lator. 
 
 AcSphale (Ahssehfdhl). Acephalous. 
 
 Ac€phalie {AhssehfahUe). Acephalia. 
 
 Acerbe (Ahssehrb). Bitter. Harsh. Sour. 
 Astringent. 
 
 Acerbite (Ahssehrbeetdy). Acidity with as- 
 tringency. 
 
 Acerdlse (AhssehrdShz). Sesquioxide of 
 hydrated manganese. 
 
 2 
 
 Acervule (AhssehrvHl). Grain of sand in 
 the choroid plexus and in the pineal 
 body. 
 
 Acetabule (Ahssehtahb4l). Acetabulum. 
 Cotyloid cavity in the Os innominatum 
 for articulation with the head of the 
 femur. 
 
 Ac€tanilide (AhssehtahnelSed). Acetanilid. 
 
 AcitatB (Ahssehtdht). Acetate. Any salt 
 of acetic acid. 
 
 Aceteuz (AhssehUh). Acetous. 
 
 Acetification {Ahssatefeekahssidn). Pro- 
 duction of acetic acid. 
 
 Ac6tique (acide) (Ahssatiek). Acetic acid. 
 Radical vinegar. 
 
 Acetolature {Ahssatolahtiir). Acetic tinc- 
 ture. 
 
 Acgtolg (Ahssatoldy). Acetic medication. 
 
 Acetomel {A hssatomihl) . Oxymel. A syr- 
 up of vinegar and honey. 
 
 Acetomelie (Ahssatomehlldy). A mixture 
 obtained from a combination of syrup 
 of vinegar and honey with an acetic 
 tincture. 
 
 Acetone (Ahssatdhn). Acetone. 
 
 Ac6tonurie {Ahssatohnurie). Acetonuria. 
 
 Ac€tyle (Ahssatiel). Acetyl. 
 
 Acetyline (Ahssateeldn). Acetylene. 
 
 Achalme (Ahshdhlm) (JBacille d'Achalme). 
 Achalme's bacillus considered in con- 
 nection with acute articular rheumatism. 
 It is anserobic. 
 
 Achille {Ahshiel) {Tendon d' Achille). Ten- 
 do- Achillis. 
 
 Acholic (.4 AfeoZ^e). Absence of bile. Ach- 
 olia. 
 
 Acholique {Ahkoleek). Acholic. 
 
 Achondroplasie (Ahkohndrohplaheie). A 
 congenital malformation characterized 
 by smallness of statue and due to a 
 deficient ossification of the cartilages of 
 the long bones. 
 
 Achoppant,-e {Ahshoppdhn) {Parole achop- 
 pante). Stumbling. Stumbling speech 
 characteristic of Paresis. 
 
 Achroma {Ahkrohmdh). Leucoderma. 
 Lack of pigment in the skin. 
 
 Achromasie {Ahkrohmahz&e) . Want of 
 color. Pallor. 
 
 Achromatisation {Ahkrohmahteezassidn). 
 Operation to render a lens achromatic. 
 
 Achromatopsie {Ahkrohmahtoopss6e). Col- 
 or blindness. Daltonism. Achromatop- 
 sia. 
 
 Achylic {AhkeeUe). Absence of chyle. 
 Achylia. 
 
 Acicuiaire {Ahsseekuldr). Needle-like. 
 Acicular. 
 
 Acide {Ahssied). Acid. Sour. 
 
 AcidifSre {Ahsseedeefihr). Acidiferous. 
 
 Acidifiant {Ahsseedeefeedhn) . Any ele- 
 ment that renders a compound acid. 
 
 Acidifie,-ee {Ahsseedeefeed). Rendered 
 acid. 
 
Aci 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Adu 
 
 AciditS {Ahsseedeetd). Acidity. 
 Acidose {Ahsseeddhz). Disturbances in 
 metabolism that result from the pre- 
 dominance of acid in katabolism. It 
 raay be inaugurated either by a defi- 
 ciency in alkali or an excess in acids. 
 
 Acidule, adj., {Ahsseediil). Slightly acid. 
 Acidulated. 
 
 Acidule {as a noun). An acidulated com- 
 pound. 
 
 Acingsique {Ahsseenaziek). Opposed to 
 movement. Akinesic. 
 
 Acineux,-euse (,Aksseenih,-ehz). Relating 
 to acini. 
 
 Aciniform {Ahsseeneefdrm). Resembling 
 acini. 
 
 Acinus (AhsseenHs). Glandular lobiiles. 
 Glomeruli. 
 
 Acme {Ahkm6h). A state in which the 
 symptoms reached the highest degree of 
 development. 
 
 Acng (Ahknih). Acne. Skin eruption. 
 
 Aconitine (AhkohneetSen). Aconitine . 
 Alcaloid from Aconitum. 
 
 Acoumetre (AhkoomShtr). Acoumeter. 
 Instrument for measuring the acuteness 
 of hearing. 
 
 Acoumetric (Ahkoomehtrie), Measurement 
 of acuteness of hearing. 
 
 Acoustique (AhkoosUek). Acoustics. Al- 
 so: the acoustic nerve {8th n.). 
 
 Acquis, -e lAhk6e,-z). Accjuired. 
 
 Acranie {A hkrahnie) . Without a cranium. 
 
 ^ Acrania. 
 
 Acre (Ahkr). Bitter. Sotu:. Acrid. 
 
 Acrete {Ahkratih). Bitterness. Sourness. 
 Tartness. 
 
 Acrimonie (AhkreemonSe). Acid state. 
 Acrimony. 
 
 Acrocephalie (Ahkrohcehfahl6e). Acroce- 
 phalia. 
 
 Acrodynie {AhkrohdenSe). Epidemic ery- 
 thema of the extremities. Pain of 
 neuralgic character in the hands and 
 feet. 
 
 Acromegalie (Ahkrohmagahlie) . A disease 
 characterized by enlargement of osseous 
 or other' supporting tissues, especially 
 noticeable in the distal ends of the ex- 
 tremities (hands, feet) and head. It is 
 probably due to a disturbance of function 
 of the pituitary body (hyperpituitarism). 
 Described by Marie in 1885. 
 
 Acromial, -e {Ahkrohmeedhl). Acromial. 
 
 Acromion {Ahkrohmeedn) . Acromion. 
 
 Acromphale {Ahkrohmfdhl). The extrem- 
 ity of the umbilical cord remaining at- 
 tached to the infant. 
 
 Actinomycose (Ahkteenomeekdhz). Actino- 
 mycosis. Disease due to a fungus- 
 parasite (actinomyces), characterized by 
 a chronic inflammation resulting in for- 
 mation of granulation-masses especially 
 in the jaws. , 
 
 Action {AhksaiSn). Action. Functionat- 
 ing. 
 AcuitS (AhkiieeUh). Acuity (of vision jf or 
 
 example, etc.). 
 Acuophonie (Ahkuohfohn6e) . Combined 
 
 use of auscultation and percussion. 
 Acupuncture {AhkupunktAr). Acupunc- 
 ture. 
 
 Acydie {Ahsseeklie). Interruption of cir- 
 culation. 
 
 Acyesie {Asseeazee). Sterility of the fe- 
 male. Acyesis. 
 Acystie (Ahsseestde). Absence of bladder. 
 Adam; Pomme d'Adam {Pohm d'ahdahm). 
 Adam's apple. 
 
 Ad^iaantiae {AhdahmahntSen). Enamel of 
 the teeth. 
 
 Adaiticulation (Ahdahrteekulahssidn). Di- 
 arthrosis. Movable articulations. 
 
 Addison; Haladie d'Addison (MahlahdSe 
 d'Addisdn). Addison's disease. Bronzed 
 skin disease. It is characterized by pig- 
 mentation, muscular and vascular weak- 
 ness, disturbances of the gastro-intes- 
 tinal tract, and anatomically by a dis- 
 ease of the adrenal glands (tuberculosis 
 most frequefit). 
 
 Adducteur (Ahdduktihr). Adductor. 
 
 Adenalgie (AhdanahlzsMe). Glandular 
 pain. 
 
 AdSnectomie {Ahdanaktohmie). Excision 
 of a gland. 
 
 Ad€nie (AhdanSe). Lymphadenoma. 
 
 Adenite (Ahdaniet). Adenitis. Inflam- 
 mation of the glands. 
 
 Adenoide {Ahdanohied). Glandular. Ade- 
 noid. 
 
 Adenome (Ahdandhm). Adenoma. Gland- 
 ular tumor. 
 
 Adenopathie {Ahdanohpahtie). Adenop- 
 athy. 
 
 Adherence {Ahdehrdns). Adhesion. 
 
 Adherent, -e (Ahdehrdhn,-t). Adherent. 
 
 Adhesif,-ive {A hdehzief, -6ev). Sticky. 
 Adhesive. 
 
 Adhesion (Ahdehzidn). Coalescence. 
 
 Adiaphorese (Ahdeeahfohrdz). Deficient 
 sweating. Adiaphoresis. • 
 
 Adipeux,-euse {Ahdeepeh,-ehz). Patty. 
 Adipose. 
 
 Adipocire {A hdeepohssier) . Fat of cadaver. 
 
 Adipome {Ahdeepdhm). Adipoma. Li- 
 poma. 
 
 Adipose (Ahdeepdhz). Production of fat. 
 
 Adiposity (Ahdeepdhzeetd).' Obesity. 
 
 Adjuvant,-e {Ahdzshocnidhn). Adjuvant 
 (remedy). 
 
 Adolescence {Ahdohlessdhnss). Adoles- 
 cence. 
 
 Adoucissant,-e (Ahdoosseessdhn). Sooth- 
 ing. EmoUient. Softening. 
 
 Adragant,-e {Ahdrahgdhn). Tragacanth. 
 
 Adulteration (AhdultarahssiSn). Adulter- 
 ation. 
 
Adv 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Alb 
 
 Adventice (AhdvahnUess). Accidental. 
 Adventitious. The external layer of 
 the arterial wall. 
 
 Adynamic (^Ahdeenahmee). Debility. Pros- 
 tration. 
 
 Aedoeoscopie (Adaoscohpie). Exploration 
 of the genital organs. 
 
 Agrage (Ahardhzsh). Ventilation. Aera- 
 tion. 
 
 ASre,-e {Ahard). Aerated. 
 
 Aerien,-ne (Ahareedn). Aefrial. 
 
 Aeriferes; yoies a.6iilhies (Ahareefdr). Air 
 passages. 
 
 Aerification (Ahareefeekahssidn). Aerifica- 
 tion. 
 
 Aeriform (Ahareefdrm). Resembling air. 
 Gaseous. 
 
 Airobie {Aharohbee). That which lives in 
 the air. Aerobic. 
 
 Aerometrie (Aharohmatrie). Aerometry. 
 
 Aerophobia (Aharohfohbee). Fear of air or 
 of ventilation. A form of psychoneuro- 
 sis in which the individual is in constant 
 dread of being injured by a stream of 
 fresh air. Aerophobia. 
 
 Airotherapie (Aharohtarahpie). Treat- 
 ment consisting of exposure to air. 
 Aerotherapy. 
 
 Aerothorax (Aharohtohrdhcs). Pneumo- 
 thorax or Aerothorax. 
 
 ASadissement (Ahfahdeessmdhn). Alter- 
 ation of the sense of taste. 
 
 ASaiblissement (Ahffablissmdhn). Weak- 
 ening. Asthenia. Debility. 
 
 Affaissement (Ahffassmdhn). Sinking. 
 Giving way. 
 
 ABecte,-e (A hffactdh). Affected with. At- 
 tached. 
 
 Affectif,-ve (AhffacUef). AflEective. 
 
 Affection (Ahffakssidn). Disease. Aflfec- 
 tion. 
 
 Afferent, -e (Ahffardnh) Afferent. 
 
 Affinite (,A hffeeneetd). Affinity. Relation- 
 ship. Attraction. Similarity. 
 
 Afflux {Ahflii). Afflux (of blood for ex- 
 ample). 
 
 Affronter (Ahfrohntd). To bring into ap- 
 position the edges of a wound. 
 
 Affusion [Ahffuzidn). Affusion. 
 
 Agacement {Ahgahssmdhn). Irritation. 
 Setting on edge. 
 
 Agalactie (on Agalaxie) {Ahgahlahkss&e). 
 Deficiencv of milk. Agalaxy. 
 
 Agar-agar (Ahgdhr). Agar-agar. Japan- 
 ese isinglass. 
 
 Agaxic (Ahgahre&k). Agaric. Mushroom. 
 Toadstool. 
 
 Agaricine (AhgahreessSen). Agaricin. 
 
 Age (Ahzsh). Age. 
 
 Aggnesie (Ahzshehnehzf.e). Agenesis: ab- 
 normal development due to congenital 
 defect of tissues or organs; most com- 
 monly met with in cerebral hemispheres 
 
 4 
 
 (porencephaly, morbid influences on 
 rudiment of the .brain, etc.). 
 
 Agglomere,-e (Ahglohmard). Agglomer- 
 ated. 
 
 Agglutinant,-e {Ahgluleendhn). Aggluti- 
 nant. 
 
 Aggravation {Ahgrahvahssidn). Turn for 
 worse. Aggravation (of symptoms or of 
 disease). 
 
 Agissant,-e (Ahssheessdhn). Efficacious 
 (applied to drugs or to methods of treat- 
 ment). 
 
 Agit6,-e (Ahzsheetd). Agitated. A per- 
 son whose actions are rapid or violent 
 (insane for example). 
 
 Agniine,-e (Ahgmeend). Gathered to- 
 gether. Agminated. 
 
 Agonie (Ahgohnee). Agony. Death 
 struggle. 
 
 Agraphie {Ahgrahf6e). Loss of faculty of 
 writing (due to a brain le-sion and 
 frequently associated with aphasia). 
 Agraphia. 
 
 Agrege,-e (Ahgrazshd). Attached. Gath- 
 ered together. Also Associate Professor 
 (in France). 
 
 Agrypnie (Ahgreepnie). Insomnia. 
 
 Aide {Ehd). Assistant. 
 
 Aide-chirurgien {Ehd^sheerurzsheedn). 
 Surgeon's assistant. Dresser. 
 
 Aigre (Ehgr). Sour. Sharp. 
 
 Aigreur {EhgrShr). Sourness. Acidity of 
 the stomach. 
 
 Aigu,-e (,Ehgii). Acute. 
 
 Aiguille (Ehgiie). Needle. 
 
 Aiguillg,-e (Ehgud). Shaped like a needle. 
 
 Aile {EM). Wing. 
 
 Aile,-e {Ehld). Winged. 
 
 Aileron (Ehlrdhn). Pinion. 
 
 Aimant {Ehmdhn). Magnet. 
 
 Aine (Ehn). Groin. 
 
 Air {Ehr). Air. 
 
 Aire (Ehr). Area. 
 
 Aisselle (EhssM). Armpit. 
 
 Akinesique {Ahkeenaziek). Akinesia. 
 
 Alaire {AhUhr). Alar or wing portion of 
 the sphenoid bone. 
 
 Alaise {AhUhz). Draw-sheet. 
 
 Alalie {A hlahUe) . An old term (of Lordat) 
 for Aphasia. 
 
 Albatre {Ahlbdhtr). Alabaster. 
 
 Albinisme (Ahlbeeneesm). Albinism. 
 
 Albinos (Ahlbeendh). Albino. 
 
 Albumine (Ahlbum^en). Albumen. 
 
 Albumine,-e {AUbumeend) That which 
 contains albumen. 
 
 Albumineux (Ahlbumeenik). Albumin- 
 ous. 
 
 Albuminimetre {Ahlbumeeneemdtr). Albu- 
 minometer. 
 
 Album inoides (Ahlbumeenoeed). Albumi- 
 noids. 
 
 Albuminuria {Ahlbumeenurie). Albumi- 
 
Alb 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Amn 
 
 Albuminurique (AhlbumeenurSek). Albu- 
 minuric. 
 
 Alcalescence {Ahlkahlassdhnss). The state 
 of alkalinity. 
 
 Alcali (AhlkahUe). Alkali. 
 
 Alcalimetrie {AUkaUeematrie). Alkalim- 
 etry. 
 
 Alcalin,-e {Ahlkahlihn). Alkaline. 
 
 Alcalinite (AhlkaUeeneetd). Alkalinity. 
 
 Alcaloide (AhlkahloMed). Alkaloid. 
 
 Alchimie (AhlshemSe). Alchemy. 
 
 Alcool (Ahlkdhl). Alcohol. 
 
 Alcoolat (Ahlkoohldk). Any drug obtained 
 from distilling alcohol on an aromatic 
 substance. 
 
 Alcoolature {AhlkooUahtUr). Tincture pre- 
 pared by maceration. 
 
 Alcoole (Ahlkoohld). AU alcoholic com- 
 pounds containing medicinal principles 
 prepared by macerating or dissolving. 
 
 Alcoolisation (Ahlkoohleezahssidn). Mco- 
 holization. 
 
 Alcoolise,-e {Ahlkoohleezd). Any liquid 
 containing alcohol. 
 
 Alcoolisme XAhlkoohUesm). Alcoholism. 
 
 Alcoomelle (AhlkoohmallSh). Mixture 
 composed of one part of alcohol and 
 three parts of honey. 
 
 AlcoomStre (Alkoohmdtr). Alcoholometer. 
 
 Alembroth (^Ahlahmbrdht). A soluble salt 
 of double chloride of ammonium and 
 mercury. 
 
 Alese ou Aleze. See Alaise. 
 
 Alexitgre (Ahlaxeetdr). Antidote. 
 
 Algalie (Ahlgahlee). Catheter. Sound. 
 
 Algide (Ahlzsheed). Ice-cold. Algid. 
 
 Algidl'te (Ahlzsheedeetd). Algid state. 
 
 Algues (Ahlg). Seaweed. Algae. 
 
 Alibele (Ahleebihl). Nutritive. 
 
 Alienation (Ahleeanassion). Mental de- 
 rangement. Insanity. 
 
 Ali§ne,-e (Ahleeand). Lunatic. Insane. 
 
 Alieniste {Ahleeaneest). Alienist. A spe- 
 cialist in insanity. 
 
 Aliforme {Ahleefohrm). Wing-shaped. 
 
 Aliment (^Ahltemdhn). Nourishment. 
 Pood. 
 
 Alimentaire (Ahleemahntdr). Alimentary. 
 
 Alimentation (Akleemahntahssidn). Feed- 
 ing. Alimentation. 
 
 Alimenteuz,-teuse (AhleemahnM,-tehz). 
 Nutritious. 
 
 Alite,-e (Ahleetd). Bedridden. 
 
 Allaitement (Ahllatmdhn). Nursing. 
 Suckling. Lactation. 
 
 Allantoide {Ahllahntoeed). One of the 
 fetal membranes conveying blood-vessels 
 to the chorion. The lower part of it 
 becomes the bladder. Allantois. 
 
 Alliace,-e (Ahlleeahsd). Alliaceous. Tast- 
 ing or smelling garlic. 
 
 Allochirie (AhUohkeerSe). A sensory dis- 
 order consisting joi this peculiarity that 
 the touch of one part of the skin is 
 
 referred to the corresponding place on 
 the opposite side of the body (Ober- 
 steiner). It is observed sometimes in 
 Tabes. 
 
 Allongement (Ahllonzshmdhn). Lengthen- 
 ing. Elongation. 
 
 Allopathie (AhllohpahtSe). Allopathy. 
 System of practice of medicine, opposed 
 to homeopathy. 
 
 Allure (Ahllilhr). Bearing. Appearance. 
 
 Alois (Ahlohds). Aloes. 
 
 Alopgcie (Ahlohpassie). Alopecia. 
 
 Alt6rant,-e {Ahltardhn,-t). Alterative. 
 
 Altere,-e (Ahltard). Altered. Changed. 
 
 Alternance (Ahltarndhns). Alternation. 
 
 Altemant,-e {Ahltarndhn,-t). Alternating. 
 
 Alterne (Alltdrn). Alternate. 
 
 Althaea (Ahltadh). Marshmallow. Althea. 
 
 Alun {AhUhn). Alum. 
 
 Alveolaire (Ahlvaohldr). Alveolar. 
 
 Alveole (AhlvaM). Tooth socket. Al- 
 veolus. 
 
 Alveole,-e (Ahlvadhlo). Alveolate. 
 
 Amadou (Ahmahddo). Agaricus of sur- 
 geons. Touch-wood. German tinder. 
 
 Amaigrissement (Ahmagreessmdhn). 
 Emaciation. 
 
 Amalgamation {A hmahlgahmahssidn) . 
 Amalgamation. 
 
 Amande (Ahmdhnd). Almond. 
 
 Amas (Ahmdh). Accumulation. 
 
 Amaurose {Ahmohrdhz). Blindness. 
 Amaiurosis. 
 
 Amaurotique (Akmohrohteek). Amaurotic. 
 
 Ambiantj-e {,Ahmbeedhn,-t). Surrounding. 
 
 Ambidextre (Ahmbeeddxtr). Ambidex- 
 trous. 
 
 Amblyope (Ahmbleedhp). Affected with 
 amblyopia. 
 
 Amblyopic (Ahmbleeohpee). Dimness of 
 vision. Amblyopia. 
 
 Ambre,-e {Ahmbrd). Amber-colored. 
 
 Ambulance {AhmbuUhnss). Ambulance. 
 
 Ambulant,-e {Ahmbuldhn,-t). Ambulatory. 
 
 Ambulatoire {Ahmbulahtoodhr). Ambula- 
 tory. 
 
 Ame (Ahm). Soul. Mind. 
 
 Amelioration {Ahmdleeohrassidn). Im- 
 provement. Amelioration. 
 
 Amenorrhee {Ahmanohrrd). AmenorrhcBa. 
 
 Amer,-e {Ahmdr). Bitter. 
 
 Ametrope (Ahmatrdp). Ametropic. 
 
 Amibe (Ahmieb). Amoeba. 
 
 Amiboide {Ahmeeboheed). Amoeboid. 
 
 Amidon (Ahmeeddhn). Starch. 
 
 Amidonne,-e (Ahmeedonnd). Containing 
 starch. Starched. 
 
 Ammoniaque {Ahmohneedhk). Ammonia. 
 
 Ammon; Corne d'Ammon {Kohrn d'Ah- 
 m6hn). Hippocampus major. 
 
 Amnesia (Ahmnaz^e). Loss of memory. 
 Porgetfulness. Amnesia. 
 
 Amnios (Ahmneedhss). Amnion. Water- 
 bag (of fcetus). 
 
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Amn 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ani 
 
 Amniotique {AhmneeohUek). Amniotic. 
 Pertaining to amnion. 
 
 Amorphe (Ahm6hrf). Amorphous. 
 
 Amorphique {Ahmohrfiek). Amorphous. 
 
 Ahmorphisme {Ahmohrfiezm). Amor- 
 phism. 
 
 Amphiarthrose {Ahmfeeahrtrdhs). Amphi- 
 arthrosis. 
 
 Amphitheatre (Ahmfeetadhtr). Lecture 
 room. Operating room. Amphitheatre. 
 
 Amphorique; bruit amphorique {bruSe ahm- 
 fohriek). A sound resembling that pro- 
 duced by blowing into a bottle. 
 
 Amplitude (Ahmpleetiid). Amplitude. 
 
 Ampoule (Ahmpdol). Pouch. Trumpet- 
 shaped container. Blister. Bleb. Am- 
 pulla. 
 
 AmpuUaire {A hmpull&r). Having the form 
 of an ampulla. 
 
 Amputation (Ahmputahssidn). Amputa- 
 tion. 
 
 Amusie (Ahmuzee). Form of aphasia in 
 which familiar musical airs are not recog- 
 nized. 
 
 Amyatonie. See Myatonie. 
 
 Amygdale (Ahmeegddhl). Almond. Ton- 
 sil. 
 
 Amygdalite (AhmeegdahlSet). Tonsilitis. 
 Quinsy. 
 
 Amygdalotome {Ahmeegdahlohtdm). Ton- 
 sillotome. 
 
 Amylace,-e {Ahmeelahssd). Starchy. 
 Amylaceous. 
 
 Amyloide (Ahmeelohied). Amyloid. 
 
 Amyotonie. See Myotome. 
 
 Amyotrophie (Ahmeeohtrohfee). Muscu- 
 lar atrophy. Amyotrophy. 
 
 Ana (AhnAh). aa. 
 
 Anacarde (Ahnahkdhrd). Cashew nut tree. 
 
 Anaemie; Anemie [Ahnamie). Anemia. 
 
 Anaerobie (AhnarohMe). Capable of liv- 
 ing without oxygen. Anaerobia. 
 
 Anaesthesie; anes&esie (Ahfiastazie). An- 
 ffisthesia. 
 
 Anal,-e (Ahndhl). Relating to the anus. 
 Anal. 
 
 Analeptique (Ahnahlaptiek). Restorative. 
 Analeptic. 
 
 Analgesie (Ahnahlzshazee). Analgesia. 
 
 Analogie (Ahnahlohzshee). Analogy. 
 
 Analogue [AhnahUhg). Analogous. 
 
 Analyse (AhnahUez). Analysis. 
 
 AnamnSse {Ahnahmndz). History of the 
 disease. Anamnesis. 
 
 Ananas (Ahnahndh). Pine-apple. 
 
 Anaphrodisiaque (Ahanahfrohdezedhk). 
 Remedy to diminish sexual desire. 
 
 Anaphrodisie (AhnahfrohdezSe). Absence 
 of sexual desire. Impotence. 
 
 Anarthrie (Ahnahrtrie). Anartria. Articu- 
 latory defect of speech. The words are 
 unintelligible. 
 
 Anasarque (Ahnahsdhrk). General dropsy. 
 Anasarca. 
 
 Anaspadias. See Epispadias. 
 
 Anastomose {Ahnahstohmdhz). Anastomo- 
 sis. 
 
 Anatomie {Ahnahtohmie). Anatomy. _ 
 
 Anatomique {Ahnahiohmiek). Anatomical. 
 
 Anatomiste {Ahnahtohmiest). Anatomist. 
 
 Ancestral,-e {AhnsastrdU). Ancestral. 
 
 Ancone (Ahnkohnd). Anconeus muscle. 
 
 Ancyroide {Ahnseeroheed). (l) Ancyroid 
 apophysis (coracoid apophysis). (2) 
 Posterior horn of the lateral ventricle of 
 the brain. 
 
 Andersch {,A hnddrsh) . Andersh's ganglion 
 (Petrous ganglion). 
 
 Androgenie {Ahndrohzshanie). The birth 
 and evolution of man. 
 
 Androgyne (AhndrohzshSen). Hermaphro- 
 dite. Androgynous. 
 
 Andromanie (Ahndrohmahnee). Nympho- 
 mania. Andromania. 
 
 Androme (Ahndrdhm). Elephantiasis of 
 scrotum. Andrum. 
 
 Aneantissement (Ahnaahntessmdhn). De- 
 jection. Prostration. 
 
 Anemase (Ahnamdhz). Epidemic anemia 
 of miners. 
 
 Anemie (Ahnehm&e). Anemia. 
 
 Anemique (Ahnehm^k). Anemic. 
 
 Anencephalie (Ahnahnssafahlee). Anen- 
 cephalia. Absence of brain. 
 
 Anesthgsie (AhnastazSe). Loss of sensa- 
 tions. Anesthesia. 
 
 Anesth6sier (Ahnastazeed). To put under 
 the influence of an anesthetic. 
 
 Anesthesique (Ahnastazik). Anesthetic. 
 
 Anevrysme (Ahnavresm). Aneurism, 
 
 Angine (AhnzsheSn). Angina. Sore throat. 
 
 Angine couenneuse (A . kooann&hz). Diph- 
 theria. 
 
 Angine de poitrine {A. da pooahtreen). 
 Angina pectoris. 
 
 Angine striduleuse {A. streeduUhz\. Croup. 
 
 Angioitis {Ahnzsheeoeetes)." Angiitis. In- 
 flammation of the walls of blood-vessels. 
 
 Angiome (^Ahnzsheedhm). Angioma. 
 Blood-vessel tumor. 
 
 Angiosymphysie {A hnzsheeohssehnfeez6e). 
 The joining of one blood vessel with 
 another. 
 
 Angoisse (Ahngoodhss). A state of appre- 
 hensiveness and anxiety with striking 
 evidence of bulbar symptoms marked 
 especially by disorders of circulatory and 
 respiratory systems (oppression of the 
 chest, rapid pulse, etc.). Anguish. 
 
 Angor pectoris. Angina pectoris. 
 
 Angulaire {AhnguUhr). Angular. 
 
 Angulaire de I'omoplate {A. deh lohmok- 
 pldht). Levator anguli scapulas. 
 
 Angule, -e (^ hnguld) . Angulated. 
 
 Anhelation {Ahrwhlahssi6n). Dyspnoea. 
 
 Anhidrose {Ahneedrdkz). Absence of 
 sweat. 
 
 Anilique (^AhneeUek), Pertaining to anUin. 
 
Ani 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Apn 
 
 Animal (Ahneemdhl). Animal. 
 
 Animalcule (Ahneemahlk'Al). Diminutive 
 or microscopic animal. 
 
 Animalite {Akneemahleetd). Attributes of 
 animals. 
 
 Animation {Ahneemahsi6n). Animation. 
 
 Anim§,-e (Ahneemd). Animated. 
 
 Anis (,Ahneess). Aniseed. 
 
 Anise,-e (Ahneezd,). Containing aniseed. 
 
 Anisocorie (Ahneessohkohrie). Inequality 
 of the diameters of the pupils. Aniso- 
 coria. 
 
 Ankylose (Ahnkeldhz). Ankylosis. Stiff 
 joint. 
 
 Ankylostome (Ahnkelohstdhm). Ankylos- 
 toma (duodenal worm). 
 
 Anneau {Ahnndh). Ring. 
 
 Annulaire {Ahnnuldr). Ring-finger. An- 
 nular (ligament). 
 
 Anode (Ahndhd). Anode (positive pole in 
 electrical circuit). 
 
 Anodin (ou anodyn),-e {Ahnohdihn). Ant- 
 algic. Pain reliever. 
 
 Anomalie (AhnohmahUe). Abnormal con- 
 dition. Anomaly. 
 
 Anonyme {Ahnohniem). Innominate 
 (bone; artery; foramen). 
 
 Anophthalmie {AhnohfUMmei) . Anoph- 
 thalmia. 
 
 Anopsie {Ahnolipsie). Anopsia. Blind- 
 ness of the visual field. 
 
 Anorexie (AhnotraksSe). Want or loss of 
 appetite. Anorexia. 
 
 Anormal {Ahnohrmdhl). Abnormal. 
 
 Anosmie {Ahnohsmie). Loss of smell. 
 Anosmia. 
 
 Anoxydique (AhnohxedSk). That which 
 cannot be oxidized. 
 
 Aase (Ahns). Loop. 
 
 Ansif orml (A hnseefdrm) . In form of a loo6p. 
 
 Antacide (Ahntahss4ed). Antacid. 
 
 Antagonisme (Ahntahgohnism). Antago- 
 nism. 
 
 Antagoniste {Ahntahgohnist). Antagonis- 
 tic. 
 
 Antalgique (AJintahlzshiek). Pain reliever. 
 Antalgic. 
 
 Ant6cedent,-e (Ahntassaddhn). Anteced- 
 ent. 
 
 Anteflexion (Ahntaflaksidn). Anteflexion. 
 
 Anterieur (Ahntareeehr). Anterior. 
 
 Ante version (Ahntavarssidn). Anteversion. 
 
 Anthelmintique (AhnthalmehnUk). Vermi- 
 fuge. 
 
 Anthracose (Ahntrahkdhz). Miner's phthi- 
 sis due to deposits of coal in the lungs. 
 
 Anthrax (Ahntrdhks). Carbuncle. An- 
 thrax. 
 
 Anthropochimie (AhntrohpohsheemSe). 
 Chemistry (analysis) of tissues of man. 
 
 Anthropolithe (AhntrohpohUet). Concre- 
 tion of the body of man. 
 
 Anthropologie (AhntrohpoMosshSe). An- 
 thropology. 
 
 Anthropologiste {AhntrohpohlohzsUest). 
 Student of anthropology. 
 
 Antiacide (Aknteeahss^ed). Antacid. 
 
 Antialcalin,-e {AhnteeahlkahUhn). Antal- 
 caline. 
 
 Anticipant,-e {Ahnteesseepdhn). Antici- 
 pating. 
 
 Antidote (Ahnteeddht). Antidote. 
 
 Antigoutteux,-euse (AhnteegooUh). What 
 is used against gout. 
 
 Antilobe (Ahnteeldhb). Tragus. 
 
 Antimoine (Aknteemoodhnn). Antimony. 
 
 Antimoniaux {Ahnteemohneedh). Drugs 
 whose chief principle is antimony. 
 
 Antiob6sique (,Ahnteeokbaz6ek). Used 
 against obesity. 
 
 Antiphlogistique {Ahnteeflohzshesteek). 
 Antiphlogistic. 
 
 Antipyretique {AhnteeperaUek). Antipy- 
 retic. 
 
 Antiseptique (AhnteessaptSek). Antisep- 
 tic. 
 
 Antispasmodique (Ahnteespahzmohdiek). 
 Antispasmodic. 
 
 Antisyphilitique (Ahnteesypheleteek). An- 
 tisyphilitic. 
 
 Antitiiermique (Ahnteetarmiek). Antipy- 
 retic. 
 
 Antitoxique (Ahnteetohksiek). Antitoxic. 
 
 Antivenimeux,-euse {AhnteevaneemSh). 
 What is used against poison. 
 
 Antre (Ahntr). Antrum. Sinus. 
 
 Anurie oil anurese (AhnurSe oo ahnurdz). 
 Anuria. Suppression of urine. 
 
 Anus {Ahw&ss). Anus. 
 
 Anxigt6 {Ahnkzeeatd). Anxiety. Here 
 the higher mental responses are more 
 evident than the bulbar phenomena seen 
 in Angoisse (see this word). 
 
 Aorte {Ahdhrt). Aorta. 
 
 Aortite {Ahohrtiet). Inflammation of the 
 aorta. Aortitis. 
 
 Apathie (Ahpahtie). Apathy. 
 
 Apepsie {Ahpapsie). Apepsia. 
 
 Aperitif, -ive (AhparaUef). Aperitive. 
 
 Apex (Ahpdks). Apex. 
 
 Aphagie {Ahfahzshie). Aphagia. 
 
 Aphasie {Akfahzie). Aphasia. Loss of 
 speech. 
 
 Aphasique {Ahfahziek). Aphasie. 
 
 Aphemie {Ahfamie). Motor aphasia. 
 Aphasia. 
 
 Aphonie (AhfohnSe). Aphonia. Inability 
 to utter a sound. 
 
 Aphrodisiaque {Akfrohdeezeedhk). Pro- 
 ducing sexual desire. Aphrodisiac. 
 
 Aphthe, aphte {Ahft). Thrush. Aphthous 
 stomatitis. 
 
 Apical, -e (Ahpeekdhl). Apical. 
 
 Aplasie (Ahplahzie). Aplasia. 
 
 Aplatissement (Ahplahteessmdkn). Flat- 
 tening. 
 
 Aplomb (Ahpldhn). Equilibrium. 
 
 Apnee {Ahpn6h). Apnoea. 
 
 7 
 
Apo 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Asc 
 
 Aponevrose (Ahpohnavrdhz). Aponeuro- 
 sis. Pasda. 
 
 Apophysaire (Ahpohfeezdr). Apophyseal. 
 
 Apophyse (AhpohfSez). Apophysis. 
 
 Apoplectique (Ahpohplakteek). Apoplec- 
 tic. 
 
 Apoplexie {Ahpohplaks&e). Apoplexy. 
 
 Apothicaire (Ahpohteekdr). Druggist. 
 Apothecary. 
 
 AppareU (Ahppahr6h). Apparatus. 
 
 Appareillement (Ahppahrehmdhn). Pair- 
 ing. 
 
 Apparent, -e (Ahppahrdhn). Apparent. 
 
 Appendice (Ahppahndiess). Appendix. 
 
 Appendicite (Ahppahndeessiet). Appendi- 
 citis. 
 
 Appendiculaire (AhppahndeekuUhr). Ap- 
 pendicular. 
 
 Appetit (Ahppatee). Appetite. 
 
 Application (Ahppleekahssion). Applica- 
 tion. 
 
 Appui (Ahppuie). Support. 
 
 Apraxie (Ahprahksee). Apraxia. Inability 
 to use the limbs for purposive move- 
 ments in spite of absence of paralysis 
 or of ataxia. The apraxie individual 
 uses improperly objects presented to 
 
 ^ him. 
 
 Apre (Ahpr). Rough. Uneven. 
 
 Aprete (Ahpratd). Roughness. Harsh- 
 ness. 
 
 Aptitude {Ahpteetad). Fitness. Tendency. 
 Aptitude. 
 
 Apyretique {Ahpeerat&ek). Non-febrile. 
 Apyretic. 
 
 Apyrexie (Ahpeeraksee). Apyrexia. Non- 
 febrile state. 
 
 Aqueduc (Ahkadiik). Aqueduct. 
 
 Arachnite (Ahrahkneet). Arachnoiditis. 
 (Inflammation of the arachnoid mem- 
 brane). 
 
 Arachnoide {AhrachnohSed). Arachnoid 
 membrane. 
 
 Araignee {Ahrahnid). Spider. 
 
 Arborisation (Ahrbohreezahssidn). Arbori- 
 zation. 
 
 Arbre (Ahrbr). Tree. 
 
 A. de vie (A. da vee). Arbor vitae of the 
 uterus . Arbor vitae of the cerebellum. 
 
 Arc {Ahrk). Arc. 
 
 Arcade (Ahrkhdd). Arch. 
 
 Arciform (Ahrsseeform). Arciform. 
 
 Arcue,-e (Ahrkud). Arcuate. 
 
 Ardent,-e (Ahrddhn). Ardent. Burning. 
 
 Ardeur (Ahrdehr). Ardor. Sensation of 
 burning. 
 
 Areolaire (AhraohUhr). Areolar (tissue) 
 or cellular (tissue). 
 
 Areole {Ahradhl). Areola. 
 
 Areole,-e (Ahraohld). Areolated. 
 
 Arete (Ahrdt). Fish-bone. 
 
 Argent (Ahrzshdhn). Silver. 
 
 A. vif {A. veef). Quicksilver. Mercury. 
 
 Argile (AhrgSel). Potter's clay Argil. 
 
 Argyll-Robertson, pupille d' (A.-R., pupeel 
 deh). Argyll-Robertson pupil (loss of 
 light reflex, preservation of accommoda- 
 tion). 
 
 Aride {Ahr&ed). Dry. Arid. . 
 
 Aridite (Ahreedeetd) Dryness. Aridity. 
 
 Arinature (AkrmaMilr). Armamentarium. 
 
 Arme (Ahrm). Any part of surgical in- 
 struments serving to reach a foreign 
 body in tissues or organs. 
 
 Arme (Ahrmd). Armed with. 
 
 Armoise (Ahrmoodhz). Mugwort. Arte- 
 misia. 
 
 Arnold, ganglion d'A. (Ahrndhld, gahn- 
 gleeon d'A.) Arnold's or otic ganglion. 
 
 Aromatique (AkrohmahMek). Aromatic. 
 
 Arome (Ahrdhm). Aroma. 
 
 Arque,-e {Ahrkd). Arcuate. Bent. 
 
 Arrachment (Ahrrahshmdhn). Tearing 
 away. Extraction. Evulsion. 
 
 Arrgt (Ahrrdt). Arrest. Inhibition. 
 
 Arrhythmie {Alfreetmee). Arrhythmia. 
 
 Arriere (Ahryareh). Backward. 
 
 Arriere-faix (Ahrydr-fd). After-birth. 
 
 Arrowroot {Ahrrohrdot). Arrow-root. 
 
 Arsenal (Ahrssandhl). Armamentarium 
 (surgical). 
 
 Arseniate {Ahrssaneedht). Arseniate. 
 
 Arsenicaux (Ahrsaneekoh). Arsenical prep- 
 arations. 
 
 Ars6nieux (Ahrssaneeeh). Arsenious. 
 
 Art (Ahr). Art. 
 
 Artere (Ahrtdr). Artery. 
 
 Arteriel,-le (Ahrtare^al). Arterial. 
 
 Arteriole (Ahrtaree6hl). Arteriole. 
 
 Arteriosclerose {Ahrtareeohsclardhz). Ar- 
 teriosclerosis. 
 
 Arterite (Ahrtariet). Arteritis. 
 
 Arthralgie {AhrtrahlzsMe). Pain in joints. 
 Arthralgia. 
 
 Arthrectasie (Ahrtraktahzee). Dilatation 
 of articulation. 
 
 Arthrectomie {Ahrtractohmie). Arthrec- 
 tomy. 
 
 Arthrite {Ahrtriet). Arthritis. 
 
 Arthritique {AhrtreeUek). Arthritic. 
 
 Arthrodese {Ahrtrohdehz). Arthrodesis. 
 
 Arthropathie (Ahrtrohpahtie). Arthrop- 
 athy. 
 
 Arthrophyte (Ahrtrohofiet). Foreign body 
 in an articulation. 
 
 Arthrotomie {Ahrtrohtomie). Arthrotomy. 
 
 Article (Ahrtiekl). Movable joint. 
 
 Articulaire {AhrteekuUhr). Articular. 
 
 Articulation {Ahrteekulassidn). Articula- 
 tion. Joint. 
 
 Articule,-e {AhrteekuUh). Articulated. 
 
 Artificiei,-le {Ahrteefeesseeehl). Artificial. 
 
 Arytfinoidien (Ahreetehnoeedeedn). Aryte- 
 noid (cartilages; muscles). 
 
 Ascaride (Ahskahr^ed). Thread-wormi 
 Ascaride. 
 
 Ascendant, -e (Ahssahnddhn). Ascending 
 (convolution). 
 
Asc 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 A. nerf 
 
 Ascite (AssSet). Ascites. Dropsy. 
 
 Ascitique (Asseetiek). Ascitic. 
 
 Asepsie (Ahssapsie). Asepsis. 
 
 Aseptique (Ahssaptiek). Aseptic. 
 
 Asile (AhzM). Asylum. Refuge. 
 
 Asperite (Ahspareetd). Roughness. Un- 
 evenness. 
 
 Asphyxie (Ahsfeeksie). Asphyxia. 
 
 Asphyxie,-e (Ahssfeekseed). Asphyxiated. 
 
 Aspirateur {Ahspeerahtehr). Aspirator. 
 
 Aspiration (Ahsperrahssidn). Aspiration. 
 
 Assainissement (Ahssaneessmdhn). Dis- 
 infection of habitation. 
 
 Assaisonnement (Ahssazohnmdhn). Sea- 
 soning. Condiment. 
 
 Assimilation {Ahsseemeelahssidn). Assimi- 
 lation. 
 
 Assistance {Ahsseestdhns). Assistance. 
 Relief. Help. 
 
 Association {Ahssohsseeahssidn). Society. 
 
 Assoupissant,-e {Ahssoopessdhn). Sopor- 
 ific. 
 
 Assoupissement {Ahssoopessmdhn). 
 Drowsiness. Sleepiness. 
 
 Assouvissement {Ahssoovessm&hn). Satiat- 
 ing. 
 
 Assuetude {A'hssuat'6,d). Habit. Toler- 
 ance of the body to disturbing factors. 
 
 Assujettissement {Ahssuzshatteesmdhn). 
 Constraint. Subjection. 
 
 Assurance {Ahssurdhns). Insurance. 
 
 Astasie (Ahstahzee). Astasia. A func- 
 tional disorder of the nervous system. 
 The patient is unable to stand, but when 
 seated or bedridden is able to perform 
 all movements with his limbs. 
 
 Asthenic (Akstanee). Asthenia. 
 
 Asthenique (Ahsian4ek). Asthenic. 
 
 Asthenopie (AhstanohpSe). Asthenopia. 
 
 Asthmatique (Ahstmaht4ek). Asthmatic. 
 
 Asthma (Ahstm). Asthma. 
 
 Astigmatisme {Ahsteegmahteism). Astig- 
 matism. Irregular refraction of the 
 eye. 
 
 Astragale (Ahstrahgdhl). Astragalus (Tal- 
 us). In botany it is a leguminous plant 
 supplying traganth. 
 
 Astringent,-e (Ahstranzshdhn). Astringent. 
 
 Asymetrie (Ahseematr^e). Want of sym- 
 metry. Asymmetry. 
 
 Asynergie (Ahsseenarzshie). Asynergia. 
 A cerebellar phenomenon consisting of 
 an inability of the trunk to follow the 
 legs in walking: the legs advance but the 
 trunk lags. If there is a tendency to 
 walk towards one side, the phenomenon 
 is called hemi-asynergy. 
 
 Asystolie (Ahsseestolee). Asystoly. 
 
 Ataxic (Ahtahksee). Ataxia. Incoordina- 
 tion in gait or station or in performing 
 acts with the upper extremities. 
 
 A. locomotrice (A. lohkohmatreess). Loco- 
 motor ataxia or Tabes dorsalis. 
 
 Atazique {Ahtahks6ek). Ataxic. 
 
 Atelectasie {Ahtalactahzie). Want of ex- 
 pansion. Atelectasis. 
 
 AthSromateux.-euse (AhtarohmahUh). 
 Atheromatous. 
 
 Atherome (Ahtardhm). Atheroma. 
 
 Athetose (AhtatShz). Athetosis: slow, ar- 
 rhythmic and of small amplitude invol- 
 untary movements especially in the fin- 
 gers. 
 
 Athrepsie {Ahtrapsie). Athrepsia. 
 
 Atlas {Ahtldhss). Atlas: First cervical 
 vertebra. 
 
 Atmosphere {Ahtmohsfdr). Atmosphere. 
 
 Atmospheric (Ahtmohsfarie). Medical ap- 
 plication of atmospheric properties. 
 
 Atocie {Ahtohssie). Sterility in a woman. 
 
 Atome {Ahtdhm). Atom. 
 
 Atonie (AhtohnSe). Atony. Languor. 
 Debility. 
 
 Atonique (AhtohnSek). Atonic. Lax. 
 
 Atr€sie (Ahtrazie). Atresia. Want of 
 perforation. 
 
 Atrophic {Ahtrohfie). Atrophy. Wasting. 
 
 Atrophiquc {Ahtrohfiek). Atrophic. 
 
 Atropine (Ahtrohp&en). Atropin. Alca- 
 loid of belladonna. 
 
 Attache {Ahtdhsh). The point of insertion 
 of a muscle or ligament. 
 
 Attachement (Ahtahshmdhn). Attachment. 
 
 Attaquc (Ahtdhk). Fit. Attack. 
 
 Atteintc (AhUhnt). Injury. Lesion. Fit. 
 
 Attelle (AhtiM). Splint. 
 
 Attentat {Ahtahntdh). Attempt at a crime. 
 
 A. i la pudeur (^4. ah lah pud&hr). In- 
 decent assault. 
 
 Attentc {Ahtdhnt). Expectation. 
 
 Attenuant,-c {Ahtanudhn). Attenuant. 
 
 Attenuation (Ahtanuahssidn). Attenua- 
 tion. Weakening. Dilution. 
 
 Attenue,-e (Ahtanitd). Attenuated. 
 
 Attitude {AhtteeMd). Attitude. 
 
 Attouchement {Ahtooshmdhn). Applica- 
 tion of a medicinal substance by means 
 of brush to a limited area of tissue. 
 
 Attribut (Ahtreeba). Attribute. 
 
 Attrition (Ahtreessidn). Bruising. Crush- 
 ing. Attrition. 
 
 Atypique (Ahteepiek). Atypical. 
 
 Audit&,-ive (Ohdeeteef) Auditory. 
 
 Audition (Ohdeessidn). Audition. 
 
 Augment (Ohgmdhn). Augmentation. In- 
 crease. Growth. 
 
 Augure (Ohgiir). Augury. 
 
 Aune; Aulne (OAre). Alder-tree. 
 
 Aura (Ohrdh). Aura. Premonitory sign 
 of an epileptic seizure. 
 
 Aureole (Ohradhl). Areola. 
 
 Auricule (Ohreekill). Auricle. 
 
 Auriculaire (Ohreekuldr). Auricular. 
 
 A. conduit (A. kohnduie). Auditory 
 meatus. 
 
 A. nerf (A. nehr). Great auricular nerve 
 (branch of cervical plexus). 
 
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Aur 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Azy 
 
 A u r i s t e (OhrSest). Aurist. Aural 
 sitrgeon. 
 
 Ausctdtation (Ohskultahssidn). Auscvdta- 
 tion. 
 
 AustSre (Ohsfdr). Sharp to the taste. 
 
 Autogenese (Ohtohzshandz). Autogenesis. 
 
 Auto -inoculation {OhtoheenohkulaMssidn). 
 Autoinoculation. 
 
 Autolysat (Ohtohleezdh). Autolytic ex- 
 tract. 
 
 Autolyse (Ohtohliez). Dislocation of col- 
 loid molecules by hydratation and their 
 breaking up into small molecules for 
 the purpose of passing through intestinal 
 membrane. It is also called auto- 
 digestion. 
 
 Automatique (Ohtohmahteik). Automatic. 
 
 Automatisme {Ohtohmahteism). Automat- - 
 ism. 
 
 Atttoplastie {OhtohplahsUe). Plastic 
 surgery. Autoplasty. 
 
 Autopsie {Ohtohpsie). Autopsy. Post- 
 mortem examination. 
 
 Autotherapie (Ohtohtehrahpie). A u t o- 
 therapy. 
 
 Auxiliaire {Ohgzeeleedr). Auxiliary. 
 
 A7al§,-e (Ahvahld). Swallowed. Sunk, 
 Fallen in. 
 
 Avant-bras {Ahvahn-hrdK). Forearm. 
 
 Avant-mur {Ahvdhn-mur). A streak of 
 gray matter lying externally to the 
 external capsule in the brain. Claus- 
 trum. 
 
 Avant-pied {Ahvdhn-peed). Metatarsus. 
 
 Avant-poignet (Ahvdhn-pooahnd). Meta- 
 carpus. 
 
 Avarie (Ahvahreed). Damaged (syphilitic). 
 
 Avelis (AkvaUes). Avelis = Author who 
 described a paralysis of a half of the 
 soft palate and of the vocal cord on the 
 same side. The affection is due to a 
 lesion of the vago-spinal nucleus or 
 nucleus ambiguus. There is also a 
 crossed hemianesthesia of sj^ingomyelic 
 type because of involvement of the 
 crossed sensory fibers of the gray 
 reticular formation. 
 
 Aveugle (Ahvihgl). Blind. 
 
 Avivement (Ahveevmdhn). Refreshing the 
 edges of a wound. 
 
 Avortement {Ahvohrtmdhn). Abortion. 
 Miscarriage. 
 
 Avorton (AhvohrtShn). An abortive 
 chUd. 
 
 Avulsion {Ahvulssidn). Avulsion. 
 
 Axillaire (AhkzeeUhr). Axillary. 
 
 Axis {Ahks6es). Second cervical vertebra. 
 Axis. 
 
 Axonge (Ahksdhnzsh). Hog's lard. Fat. 
 
 Azotate (Ahzohtdht). Nitrate. 
 
 Azote (Ahzdht). Nitrogen. 
 
 Azot6,-e (Ahzohtd). Nitrogenous. 
 
 Azoteux (Ahzohtih). Nitrous. 
 
 Azotique (Ahzoht&ek). Nitric. 
 
 Azotite (AhzohUet). Nitrite. 
 
 Azoturie (Ahzohtur^e). Azoturia. 
 
 Azygos (Ahzeegdhs). Azygos. Not in pair. 
 
 Azymique {AhzeemSek). Unleavened. 
 
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Ba. 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ben 
 
 B 
 
 Ba. (Bah). Abbreviation for Barium. 
 
 Babeurre {BahUhr). Butter-milk. 
 
 Babinski, ph€nomene des orteils de B., 
 ifehnohmehnn dehzohrtdy deh). Babinski's 
 reflex: extension of the toes (especially 
 of the great toe) upon irritation of the 
 sole of the foot (sign of involvement of 
 the pyramidal tract). 
 
 Bacillaire (Bahsseldr). Bacillary. 
 
 Bacille (BahsseSl). Bacillus. 
 
 Bacterie (Bahktarie). Bacterium. 
 
 Bacteriea,-ne {Bahktareedn). Pertaining 
 to bacteria. Bacterial. 
 
 Bacteriologie {BahktareeolohzsMe). Bac- 
 teriology. 
 
 Bacteroide (Bakktarohied). Having the 
 form of bacterium. 
 
 Badigeonnage (Bahdeezshohndhzsh). Paint- 
 ing or spreading on the skin a drug (such 
 as iodine, etc.). 
 
 Baie (Beh). Berry. 
 
 Baignoire {Bannoodhr). Bathing tub. 
 
 Baillement {BaheenMin). Yawning. 
 
 Baillon (Baeedkn). Gag. 
 
 Bain {Behn). Bath. 
 
 Balance (Bahldhns). Scales. Balance. 
 
 Balaucement (Bahlahnsmdhn). Compen- 
 sation. 
 
 Balanite {Bahlahniet). Balanitis. 
 
 Balayage (Bahlaeedhzsh). Sweeping. 
 
 Balbutiement (Bahlbuteemdhn). Stammer- 
 ing. Stuttering. Hesitation in speech. 
 
 Baleine {BahUhn). Whale. 
 
 Balle (Bahll). Bullet. 
 
 Ballonnement (Bahllohnmdhn). Distension 
 of an organ with gas or water. 
 
 Ballottement {Bahlohtmdhn). A shaking 
 (obstetrical term = shaking of the foetus 
 in diagnosis of pregnancy). 
 
 Balneaire (Bahlnadr). Pertaining to 
 baths. 
 
 Balneation (Bahlnaahssidn). Use of 
 baths. 
 
 Balneotherapie {Bahlnaohtarahpie). Bal- 
 neotherapy. 
 
 Balsamique (Bahlzahmeek). Balsamic. 
 
 Banane {Bahndhnn). Banana. 
 
 Banc (Bdhn). Bench. 
 
 Bandage (Bahnddhzsh). Bandage. Dress- 
 ing. 
 
 B. platr€ (B. plahtrd). Plaster-of-Paris 
 bandage. 
 
 Bandagist (Bahndahzshiest). Bandagist. 
 
 Bande (Bahnd). Band. 
 
 B. k pansements (B. ah pahnsmdhn). 
 Roller bandage. 
 
 Bandeau (Bahnddh). Circular bandage 
 for the head. 
 
 Bandelette (Bahndaldt). Small bandage. 
 Strip. Ribbon. 
 
 B. agglutinative (B. ahgluteenahteev). 
 Band of adhesive plaster. 
 
 Baraque hospitaliSre (Bahrdhk ohspeetah- 
 lidr). Temporary hospital. 
 
 Barboter (Bahrbohtih). To bubble. 
 
 Barbu,-e {BahrhH). Bearded. 
 
 Barom^tre (Bahrohmdtr). Barometer. 
 
 BarrS (Bahrrih). Pelvis with short antero- 
 posterior diameter. Molar teeth with 
 recurved fangs. 
 
 Bartholin {BahrtohUhn). Bartholin, who 
 described glands in the vulva. 
 
 Baryglossie (Bahreeglohssie). Slow speech. 
 
 Basal (Bahzdhl). Basal. 
 
 Bascule (Bahskiil). Weighing machine. 
 
 Base (Bdhz). Basis. 
 
 Basilaire (^Bahzeel&hr). Basilar. 
 
 Basilicon (Bahzeeleekdhn). Resin oint- 
 ment. 
 
 Basiotribe (Bahzeeohtrieb). Basiotribe. 
 
 Basique (BahzSek). Basic. 
 
 Bassin (Bahss&hn). Pelvis. 
 
 Bassinage (Bahsseendhzsh). Cleansing, 
 washing, dressing (wounds). 
 
 Bassine (BoAij^era). Pan for the use in 
 drug stores. 
 
 Bassinet (BahsseenSh). Pelvis of the kid- 
 ney. 
 
 Bas-yentre {Bdh-vahntr). Hypogastric 
 region. 
 
 Batard,-e {Bahtahr). Illegitimate. Spur- 
 ious. Bastard. 
 
 Batonnet (BahtohnSh). Rod-like body of 
 the retina. Bacillus. 
 
 Battement {Bahtmdhn). Beating (of heart, 
 of pulse). 
 
 Batterie (BahtrSe). Battery^ 
 
 Baudruche (Bohdrilsh). Gold-beater's 
 skin. 
 
 Baume (Bohm). Balsam. 
 
 Bave (Bahv). Saliva (of slobbering indi- 
 vidual). Poam of a rabid dog. 
 
 Baveux,-euse {Bahvih). Slobbering. 
 
 Beance (Behdhns). Being wide open 
 (wound, mouth, etc.). 
 
 Bee (Behk). Beak. BUI. 
 
 B. de Bunsen (B. da Boonzdn). Bunsen's 
 burner. 
 
 B.-de-lievre (B. da leedvr). Harelip. 
 
 BScasse (Bakdhss). SiUy person. Wood- 
 cock. 
 
 Bgchique (BashSek). Cough-relieving. 
 
 Begaiement {Bagamdhn). Stammering. 
 
 BeUadone {Ballahddhn). Belladonna. 
 
 Bellon {Balldhn). Lead colic. 
 
 Benin,-igne (BenShn). Benign. 
 
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Ben 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ble 
 
 Benjoin {BehnzshoMhn). Benzoin. 
 
 Benzine {Bahnz6en). Benzine. 
 
 Benzoate {Bahnzohdht). Benzoate. 
 
 Benzoique (Bahnzoheek). Benzoic. 
 
 Bequille (Bakie). Crutch. 
 
 Berceau (Bahrssdh). Cradle. 
 
 Beriberi (Bareebaree). Beri-beri. Kakke 
 (a tropical disease). 
 
 Berlue (^Barlii). Dimness of vision. 
 
 Besoin (BazoMhn). Want. Passion. In- 
 stinct. 
 
 Bestial,-e (Bastee&hl). Bestial. 
 
 Bestialite (Basteeahleetd). Bestiality. 
 
 Bestiaux (Basteedh). Cattle. 
 
 Bete {Beht). Beast. Animal. 
 
 Betol {BahtoU). Naphthalol. Betol. 
 
 Bette {Beht). Beet. 
 
 Betterave {Batrahv). Beetroot. 
 
 Beurre (Behrr). Butter. 
 
 B. de cacao {B. da KahkahSk). Butter or 
 oil of cacao. 
 
 Bevue (Bavii). Diplopia. 
 
 Bibasique (Beebahz^ek). Bibasic. 
 
 Biberon {Beebrdhn). Sucking bottle (for 
 infants). 
 
 Bicarbonate (Beekahrbohndht). Bicarbon- 
 ate. 
 
 Bicarbone,-e (Beekahrbohnd). Bicarbon- 
 ated. 
 
 Biceps (Beessdps). Biceps. 
 
 Bichat (Beeshdh). Bichat (a celebrated 
 French naturalist, who described among 
 other facts the transverse cerebral fis- 
 sure, the intima of arteries, etc.). 
 
 Bichlorure (Beeklohriir). Bichloride. 
 
 Bichromate {Beekrohmdht). Bichromate. 
 
 Bicorne (Beekohrn). Two-horned. 
 
 Bicuspide {BeekuspSed). Bicuspid. 
 
 B. valvule (B. vahlvlU). Mitral valve. 
 
 Bienseance (Beeahnsadhns). Decency. 
 
 Biere (Beedr). Beer. 
 
 Bifide (BeefSed). Bifid. 
 
 Bihydrate (Beeheedrdht). Double hydrate. 
 
 Biiodure {BeeohdUr). Binoidide. 
 
 Bijugug,-e (Beezshugd). Grouped in pairs. 
 
 Bilateral, -e (Beelahtardhl). Bilateral. 
 
 Bile {Beel). Bile. 
 
 Biliaire (Beeleedr) Biliary. 
 
 Bilieuz,-euse Beeleeih) Bilious. 
 
 Billot (Beelldh). Block. 
 
 Bilob6,-e (Beelohbeh). Two-lobed. 
 
 Binocle (Beenohkl). Eyeglasses Double 
 eyeglass. 
 
 Binoculaire (BeenohkuUhr). Binocular. 
 
 Biochimie (Beeohoshemee). Biochemistry. 
 
 Biodynamique (Beeohdeenahmiek) . Bio- 
 dynamics. 
 
 Biogenique (Beeohzshaniek) . Pertaining 
 to biogenesis. 
 
 Biologie (Beeohlohzshee) . Biology. 
 
 Biologique (Beeohlohzsheek). Biologic. 
 
 Biophilie (BeohofeeUe). Instinct of indi- 
 vidual preservation. 
 
 Bioplasme (Beeohpldhzm). Bioplasm. 
 
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 Biozyde (Beeohkseed). Dioxide. 
 
 Bipare (Beepdhr). Biparous. 
 
 Bipari€tal,-e (Beepahreeatahl). Biparietal. 
 
 Bipartition (Beepahrteession). Segmenta- 
 tion. 
 
 Bipede (Beepdd). Biped. 
 
 Bipolaire (Beepohldr). Bipolar. 
 
 Birefringent,-e {Beerafranzshdhn). Hav- 
 ing a double refraction. • 
 
 Bisannuel,-le (Beesahnnudl). Biennial. 
 
 Bisexue,-e (Beesaksud). Bisexual. 
 
 Bismuth {BeesmM). Bismuth. 
 
 Bistouri (Beestoorie). Bistoury. 
 
 Bisulfate (Beessulfdht). Bisulphate. 
 
 Bisulfure (Beessulftir). Bisulphide. 
 
 Bitume (Beetiim). Asphalt. Bitumen. 
 
 Bitumineuz,-euse (Beetumeeneh). Bitu- 
 minous. 
 
 Blafard,-e (Blahfdhr). Pale. Dull. 
 
 Blanc,-nche (Blahn). White. 
 
 B. de Baleine {B. da Bahldnn). Cetaceum. 
 
 B. de ceruse (B. da ssariis). Carbonate of 
 lead. 
 
 B. d'Espagne (B. daspahnn). Pulverized 
 chalk made into a paste. 
 
 B. de fard (B. da fahr). Bismuth subni- 
 trate. White application or paint for 
 the skin. 
 
 B. de graines (S. da grehnn). Glutin. 
 
 B. de I'oeil {B. da lohi). White of the 
 eye. 
 
 B. de I'oeuf (5. da lohff). White of egg. , 
 
 B. de plomb (B. da plohn). A white lead. 
 Carbonate of lead. 
 
 B. precipit€ (B. praesseepeetd). White pre- 
 cipitate. Ammonio-chloride of mercury. 
 
 B. de zinc {B. da zank). Oxide of zinc. 
 
 Blanche tumeur (Blahnsh tum6hr). White 
 swelling. Tubercular tumor. 
 
 Blanchiment (Blahnsheemdhn). Bleaching. 
 
 Blauquette (Blahnkdt). Brandy during 
 the first distillation. 
 
 Blasteme (Blahstdm). Blastema. 
 
 Blastoderme (Blahstohdirm). Blasto- 
 derma. 
 
 Blastostroma (Blahstohstrohmdh). The 
 embryonic area. 
 
 Blaud (Bl6h). Blaud=the man who con- 
 ceived the piU containing sulphate of 
 iron and carbonate of potash. 
 
 Ble (Bla). Wheat. Corn. 
 
 Blennorrhagie (BlannohrahzsMe). Gonor- 
 rhoea. 
 
 Blepharique (Blafahriek). Palpebral. 
 
 Blepharite (Blafahriet). Inflammation of 
 eyelids. Blepharitis. 
 
 Blepharo-blennorrhee (Blafahroh-blan- 
 nord). Purulent ophthalmia of the 
 newly-born. 
 
 B.-conjonctivite {B.-kohnzshohnkteevtet). 
 Simultaneous blepharitis and conjunc- 
 tivitis. 
 
 Blepharoptose (BlaphahrohptSz). Drop 
 ping of the eyelid. 
 
Ble 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Bra 
 
 Blepharospasme {Blaphahrohspdhzm). 
 Blepharospasm. 
 
 BlSpharoxyste {Blaphahroxiest). Instru- 
 ment for removing vegetations from the 
 inner surface of the eyelids. 
 
 Blesse,-e (Blassd). Wounded. Injured. 
 
 Blessure (Blassiir). Wound. Injury. 
 
 Blett,-e (Blek). Blue. 
 
 Bleue, maladie (5. mahlahdie). Cyanosis. 
 
 B. de montagne {B. da mohntdhnn). Car- 
 bonate of copper. 
 
 B. de Prusse (B. da Pruss). Prussian 
 blue. 
 
 Bleuissement (Bkheessmdhn). Passage of 
 a body to a blue color. 
 
 Bobine (Bohbien). Bobbin. 
 
 Boeuf (Behf). Ox; beef (meat). 
 
 Bois (Boodh). Wood. 
 
 Bo^sson (Booahssdhn). Drink. Beverage. 
 
 Boite (Boodht). Box. Case. 
 
 Boiterie (Booahtree). Lameness. Claudi- 
 cation. 
 
 Bol {Bohl). Bolus. Bowl. 
 
 Bon,-ne {Bohn). Good. Kind. Whole- 
 some. Pleasant to taste. 
 
 Bonnet d'Hippocrate {Bohnd deepohcrdtt). 
 Head bandage. 
 
 Boracique (Bohrahsseek). Boracic. 
 
 Borate (Bohrdht). Borate. 
 
 Borax (Bohrdkks). Borax. 
 
 Borborygme {Bohrbohreegm). Rumbling 
 in the bowels. 
 
 Bord (Bohr). Edge. Lip of a wound. 
 
 Borgne [Bohrn). One-eyed. 
 
 B. fistule (5. feestHl). Blind fistula. 
 
 Borique (BohrSek). Boric. 
 
 Bosse (Bohss). Lump. Protuberance. 
 
 Bossu,-e (Bohssii). Hunchbacked. 
 
 Bot (Boh). Club-footed. 
 
 B. pied (5. peed). Club-foot. 
 
 Botanique {Bohtahneek). Botany. Bo- 
 tanical. 
 
 Botaniste (Bohtahniest). Botanist. 
 
 Botriocgphale (Bohtreeohssaphdhl). Bot- 
 riocephalus. 
 
 Bothrion (Bohtreedhn). Corneal ulcer. 
 
 Botulisme {BohtvUesm). Meat or sausage 
 poisoning. 
 
 Boucanage (Bookahndhzsh). Desiccation 
 of meat by smoke. 
 
 Bouche (Boosh). Mouth. Orifice. 
 
 Boue (Boo). Mud. 
 
 B. purulente (B. puruldhnt). Thick pus. 
 
 B. splenique (B. splan&ek). Splenic pus. 
 
 Bouffee (Booffd). Puff. Whif. 
 
 Bouffissure (BooffeessUr). Swelling (of 
 face, etc.). 
 
 Bougie (Boozshee). Bougie. 
 
 Bouilli (Boo4e). The meat from which 
 broth is made. 
 
 Bouillie (Booie). Pap. 
 
 Bouillon (Booeedhn). Broth. 
 
 Bouillonnement (Booeeohnmdhn). Boiling. 
 Ebullition. 
 
 Boule (Bool). Bole. 
 
 B. hystSrique (B. heestarSek). Globus hys- 
 tericus. 
 
 Bouleau (Booldh). Birch. 
 
 Boulimie (Booleemie). Morbid hunger. 
 
 Bourbillon (Boorbeeidn). Core of a boil. 
 
 Bourdonnement (Boordohnmdhn). Mur- 
 mur. Buzzing. Humming. 
 
 B. amphorique (B. ahmfohrSek). Amphoric 
 resonance. 
 
 B. d'oreilles (B. dohrihi). Tinnitus 
 aurium. 
 
 Bourdonnet (Boordohnd). Pledget of lint. 
 
 Bourgeon (Boorzshdhn). Bud. 
 
 B. chamus (B. shahrnii). Vegetations. 
 Granulations. 
 
 Bourgeonnement des plaies (Boor- 
 zshohnmdhn da plas). Excessive pro- 
 duction of granulations on wounds. 
 
 Bourrelet (Boorld). Pad. 
 
 B. du corps calleuz (B. du kohr kahlleh). 
 The thick posterior end of the corpus 
 callosum. 
 
 B. cotyloidien (B. kohteeloheedeedn). Coty- 
 loid ligament. 
 
 B. glenoidien (B. glanoheedeedn). The 
 glenoid ligament. 
 
 B. cutane anal (B. kutahnd ahnakl). The 
 cutaneous folds of the anus. 
 
 Bourse (Boors). A bursa. 
 
 Bourses (Boors). Scrotum. 
 
 B. muqueuses (B. mukehz). The synovial 
 sheaths of tendons. 
 
 B. synoviales (B. seenohveeahl). The 
 synovial sheaths of tendons. 
 
 Boursouflement (Boorssooflmdhn). Swell- 
 ing of tissues. 
 
 Boursouflure (BoorssooflUr). Swelling of 
 tissues. 
 
 Boussole (Boossdhl). Compass. 
 
 Bout de sein (Boo da ssan). Nipple 
 shield; artificial nipple. 
 
 Bouteille (Bootdi). Bottle, 
 
 B. de Leyd (B. da Laid). Leyden jar. 
 
 Bouton (Bootdhn). (i) Pimple; vesicle. 
 (2) Director in lithotomy. 
 
 B. d'Alep (B. dahUtp). Aleppo boil. 
 
 B. de feu (B. da feh). Olive headed 
 cautery. 
 
 B. noir (B. noodhr). Belladonna. 
 
 BoutDane,-e (Bootonnd). Button headed. 
 Blunt pointed (instrument). 
 
 Boutoimeux,-euse (Bootohnn&t). Covered 
 with pimples. Pustulous. 
 
 Boutonnigre (Bootonneedr). Button-hole 
 incision. External urethrotomy. 
 
 Boyau (Booahidh). Intestine. Gut. 
 
 Brachial, -e (Brahkeedhl). Brachial. 
 
 Brachifonne (Brahkeefdrm). Having the 
 form of an arm. 
 
 Brachio-cephalique, artere (Brahkeeoh- 
 ssehfahUek, ahrtdr). Innominate artery. 
 
 BrachycSphale (Brahkeessafdhl). Brachy- 
 cephalic. 
 
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Bra 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 But 
 
 Brachycephalie (Brahkeessafahlie). Bra- 
 chycephalia. 
 
 Bradycardie {Brahdeekahrdie). Brady- 
 cardia. • 
 
 Bradyglossie (BrahdeeglohssSe). Shortness 
 of tongue. Bradylalia. 
 
 Bradyglotte (BrakdeegUht). Affected with 
 bradylalia. 
 
 BradypnSe (Brahdeepnd). Short or slow 
 breathing. 
 
 Bradyurie (Brahdeeuree). Slow micturi- 
 tion. 
 
 Brague {Brahg). Scrotum. 
 
 Brai {Bra). Tar. Resin. 
 
 Braise {Brehz). Live coal. 
 
 Brancard (Brahnkdhr). Stretcher. 
 
 Brancardier {Brahnkahrdeed). Stretcher- 
 bearer. 
 
 Blanche (Brahnsh). Branch. 
 
 Branchial,-e (Brahnkeedhl). Branchial. 
 
 Branchi.es {Brahnshie). Gills (of fishes, etc.). 
 
 Branlant,-e (BrahnlAhn). Shakipg. i 
 
 Branlement de tete (Brahnlmdhn da tat). 
 Nodding. Shaking of head. 
 
 Bras {Brah). Arm. 
 
 Brayer (BraySh). Truss. 
 
 Bredouillement (Bradooimdhn). Stutter- 
 ing. 
 
 Bregma (Bragmdh). Bregma. 
 
 Breuvage (Brehvdhzsh). Liquid medicine. 
 
 Bride (Breed). Bridle. Band of adhesion. 
 Prenum. 
 
 Brightique (Brit^ek). Pertaining to 
 Bright's disease. 
 
 Brise,-e (Breezd). Broken. Bent. 
 
 Brise-coque (Breez-kohk). Instrument to 
 break the outer layer of a vesical calculus. 
 
 Brise-pierre (Breez-peedr). Instrument to 
 break calculi. 
 
 Broiement (Brooahmdhn). Breaking. 
 Crushing. Smashing. Laceration. 
 
 Bromate (Brohmdht). Bromate. 
 
 Brome (Brohm). Bromine. 
 
 Bromidrose (Brahmeedrdhz). Fetid sweat. 
 
 Bromure {Brohmiir). Bromide. 
 
 Bronches (Brohnsh). Bronchial tubes. 
 
 Bronchectasie (Brohnshaktahzie). Dilata- 
 tion of the bronchi. 
 
 Bronchial,-e (Brohnsheedhl). Bronchial. 
 
 Bronchique {Brohnshiek). Bronchial. 
 
 Bronchite (BrohnsMet). Bronchitis. 
 
 BronchocMe {Brohnkohsshl) . Bronchocele. 
 
 Bronchophonie (Brohnkohfohnie). Reso- 
 nance of the voice in the bronchi. 
 Bronchophony. 
 
 Broncho -pneumonie (Brohnkoh-pnehmoh- 
 n6e). Broncho-pneumonia. 
 
 Broncho -pulmonaire (B.-pulmohnihr). 
 Bronchopulmonary. 
 
 Bronchorrhagie (Brohnkohrahzshie). 
 Bronchorrhagia. 
 
 BronchorrhSe (Brohnkohrd). Bronchor- 
 rhea. 
 
 Bronze,-e (Brohnzd). Bronzed. 
 
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 B. mtdadie (B. mahlahdie). Addison's 
 disease. 
 
 Brouillard (Brooeedhr). Fog. 
 
 Bruit (Brtde). Sound. Murmur. 
 
 B. d'airain (S. darlhn). Bell sound. 
 
 B. de clapotement (B. da klahpohtmdhn). 
 Splashing sound. 
 
 B. du coeur (B. du kehr). Heart sounds. 
 
 B. de craquement (B. da krahkmdhn). 
 Crepitant or crackling sound. 
 
 B. de cuir neuf (JB. da kuSer nehf). New 
 leather sound (in pericarditis). 
 
 B. de diable {B. da deedhbl). Humming 
 continuous sound in jugular vein 
 (anernia). 
 
 B. de frolement (B. dafrohlmdhn). Rust- 
 ling sound. 
 
 B. de frottement (B. da frohtmdhn). 
 Friction sound. 
 
 B. de galop (B. da gahldh). Gallop 
 rhythm. 
 
 B. metallique (B. matahl&ek). Metallic 
 sound. 
 
 B. muscttlaire (B. muskuldr). Sound 
 heard at a time of muscular contraction. 
 
 B. placentaire (B. plahssahntdr). Pla- 
 cental or uterine souffle. 
 
 B. de pot f ele (B. da poh fald). Cracked- 
 pot sound. 
 
 B. de scie (B. da ssee). Sawing or grating 
 sound. 
 
 B. skodique (B. skohdiek). Amphoric 
 sound heard in pleural cavity. 
 
 B. de souffle (B. dassoofl). Bellows sound. 
 
 B. de soupape (B. da soopdhp). Valve 
 sound. Flapping sound. 
 
 B. tympanitique (B. tehmpahneetiek). Tym- 
 panitic resonance. 
 
 B. vesiculaire (B. vazeekuldr). Vesicular 
 sound or breathing. 
 
 Bruluie (Bruliir). A burn. 
 
 Brut,-e (Bru, Brut). Not organized. 
 
 Bubon (Bubdhri). A bubo. 
 
 Buccal,-e (Bukdhl). Buccal. 
 
 Buccinateur (Bukseenahtihr). Buccinator. 
 
 Buchu (Btishii). Buchu. 
 
 Bulbaire (Bulbehr). Bulbar. 
 
 Bulbe (Bulb). Bulb. Medulla oblongata. 
 
 B. de I'oeU (B. da Uh). Eyeball. 
 
 B. de I'uretre (B. da lurdtr). Bulb of the 
 urethra. 
 
 B. de scille (B. da sseel). Squill. 
 
 B. du vagin (B. du vahzshdn). Bulbus 
 vestibuli. 
 
 Bulbeux,-euse (Btdbih). Bulbous. 
 
 Bulbifdre (Bulbeefdr). Having bulbs. 
 
 Bulbiforme (Bulbeefdhrm). In the form 
 of a bulb. 
 
 Bulbo-caverneux {B.-kahvarn6h). Bulbo- 
 cavernous. 
 
 BuUaire {Bulldr). Bullate. 
 
 Bulle {Bull). Bleb. Blister. 
 
 Bursal,-e (Bursdhl). Bursal. 
 
 Butyrique {Buteeriek). Butyric. 
 
c. 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 C. du 
 
 C. Symbol of Carbon. Symbol of Centi- 
 grade. 
 Ca. Symbol of Calcium. 
 Cacao (Kahkah'dk). Cocoa. 
 Cachectique (Kahshactiek). Cachectic. 
 Cachet (Kahshd). Wafer. Envelope of 
 
 unleavened bread for powders. Cachet. 
 Cachexie (Kahshaksie). Cachexia. 
 Cachou {Kahsh6o). Catechu. 
 Cacochyme (Kahkohshiem). Cachectic. 
 
 Cacochymic. 
 Cadavereux (Kahdahvarih). Corpse-like. 
 
 Cadaverous. 
 Cadavfirique, rigiditS {Kahdahvariek, reez- 
 
 sheedeetd). Cadaveric rigidity. Rigor 
 
 mortis. 
 Cadavre {Kahddhvr). Corpse. 
 Cadmium {Kahdmeedhm). Cadmium. 
 Cadre du tympan (Kahdr du tampdhn). 
 
 The tympanic ring. 
 Caduc,-uque (Kakdiik). Decayed. De- 
 caying. Perishable. 
 Caducite {Kahdusseetd). Senile decay. 
 
 Weak old age. 
 Caduque, membrane (Kahd-Ak). Decidua. 
 C. utero-placentaire (K. utero-plahssahn- 
 
 tdr). Decidua vera. 
 C. reflechie {K. rehflasMe). Decidua re- 
 
 flexa. 
 Caeca] {Ssakdhl). Cecal. 
 Caecum (Ssakdhm). Cecum. 
 Cafard (Kahfdhr). Spoken (in psychiatry) 
 
 of a person who cannot adapt himself to 
 
 surroundings, to situations. 
 Cafe {Kahfd). Coffee. 
 Cafeine (KahfaSen). Caffein. 
 Cafeinique (Kahfaeeniek). Pertaining to 
 
 coffee. 
 Cage thoracique (Kahzsh tohrahssSek). 
 
 Chest (walls). Bony framework of the 
 
 thorax. 
 Cagneux,-euse (Kahneeih). Knock-kneed. 
 Cagnosite {Kahneeohzeetd). Knock-kneed 
 
 condition. 
 Cagot (Kahgdh). Cretin. 
 Caille (Kdhy). QuaU. 
 C.-lait (K.-leh). Rennet. 
 Caille, -e {Kakeed). Coagulated. Clotted. 
 Caillette (Kaheedtt). Fourth stomach of 
 
 ruminants. Rennet-bag. 
 Caillot (Kakeedh). Clot. Coagidum. 
 Caisse du tympan (Kass du tampdhn). 
 
 Tympanic cavity. 
 Caisson {Kehssdhn). Military medicine 
 
 chest. 
 Cajeput (Kahzshpa). Cajeput oil. 
 Cal (Kahl). Callus. 
 
 Calabar (Kahlahbdhr). Calabar. 
 
 C, FSve du Calabar (FavduK.). Calabar 
 bean. Physostigma. 
 
 Calabarine (^Kahlahbahrien). Eserine. 
 Calabarin. 
 
 Calamine {Kahlahmien). Calamin. Nas- 
 cent oxide of zinc. 
 
 Calcaire (KaUkehr). Calcareous. Carbon- 
 ate of lime. 
 
 Calcan6en,-ne (Kahlkahnadn). Calca- 
 neous. 
 
 CalcanSum (KahlkahnaShm). Calcaneum. 
 Os calcis. 
 
 Calcarin,-e {Kahlkahrdn). Calcarine. 
 
 Calcification (Kahlssllfeekahssidn). Calci- 
 fication.' 
 
 CalcifiS,-e (Kahlsseefeed). Calcified. \ 
 
 Calcination {Kahlsseenahssidn). Calcina- 
 tion. 
 
 Calcin6,-e (Kahlsseend). Calcined. 
 
 Calcique (Kahlss6ek). Calcareous. 
 
 Calcium {Kahlsseedhm). Calcium. 
 
 Calcoidien,-ne (Kahlkoeedeedn). Pertaining 
 to the calcaneum or to the heel. 
 
 Calcoidiens {KaUkoheedeedns) . The cunei- 
 form bones of the foot. 
 
 Calcul (KahlkiU). Stone. Calculus. 
 
 Calculeux,-euse (KahlkuUh). Calculous. 
 
 Calices {KahUess). Calices (of the kid- 
 ney). 
 
 Calisaya (Kahleesadh). Calisay. Yellow 
 quinine. 
 
 CaUeuz corps {Kahllih kohr). Corpus 
 caUosum. 
 
 Callisth€nie {KahUeestanie). Calisthenics. 
 
 Callosite (Kahllohzeetd). Callosity. 
 
 Calloso-marginal {KahllohzSh-mahr-zshee- 
 ndhl). Calloso-marginal. 
 
 Calmant,-e {Kahhndhn), Sedative. 
 
 Calomel (Kahlohmdl). Calomel. Sub- 
 chloride of mercury. 
 
 Caloricite (Kahlohreesseetd,). Caloricity. 
 
 Calorie (Kahlohree). Calory. 
 
 Calorif^re (Kahlohreefdr). Heat-produc- 
 ing (apparatus). 
 
 Calorification (Kahlohreefeekahssidn). 
 Calorification. Giving out of caloric. 
 
 Calorifique {Kahlohreef&ek). Calorific. 
 
 Calorimetre {Kahlohreemdtr). Calorimeter. 
 
 Calorim^trie {KahlohreematHe). Calorim- 
 etry. 
 
 Calorimoteur (KahloreemohUhr). Calor- 
 imotor. 
 
 Calorique (Kahlohriek). Caloric. 
 
 Calotte (LahUht). 
 
 C. du crane (C. du krahn). Skull cap. 
 Vault of cranium. 
 
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C. des 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Car 
 
 C. des pSdoncules cerebraux (C. dapadohn- 
 
 kiU ssarabrdh). The upper portion 
 
 (tegmentum) of the cerebral peduncles. 
 Calvitie {KaUveessee) . Baldness. 
 Camisole de force {KahmeezdU da fohrs). 
 
 Straight jacket. 
 Camomille (KahmohmSe). Camomille. 
 Campeche (Kampdsh). Logwood. 
 Camphorique (Kahmfohriek). Camphoric. 
 Camphre {Kahmfr). Camphor. 
 Camphre,-e (Kahmfrd). Camphorated. 
 Camphrique {Kahmfreek). Pertaining to 
 
 camphor. 
 Campimetre (Kahmpeemdtr). Perimeter. 
 Canal (Kahndhl). Canal. Duct. 
 C. ciliaire (it. sseeleedr). Ciliary or 
 
 Schlemm's canal. 
 C. cholgdoque {K. kohladohk). BUe duct. 
 C. cystique (it. seesteek). Cystic duct. 
 C. deferent (K. dafardhn). Vas deferens. 
 C. femoral (K. famohrdhl). Femoral or 
 
 crural canal. 
 C. crural {K. krurdhl). Femoral or crural 
 
 canal. 
 C. inguinal {K. ehngveendhi). Inguinal 
 
 canal. 
 Canalicule (KahnahleekiXl). Canaliculus. 
 Canalicule,-e {Kahnahleekidd) . Grooved. 
 Canard (Kahndhr). Duck. 
 Canaux de Havers (Kahndh da Havers). 
 
 Canaliculi haversiani. 
 CancelI6,-e (Kahnssalld). Cancellate. 
 Cancer (Kahnssdr). Carcinoma. 
 C.melane {K.malahnd). Melanotic cancer. 
 C. des ramoneurs {,K.. da rahmohnShr) . 
 
 Chimney sweeper's cancer. 
 Cancereuz,-euse {Kahnssarih). Cancer- 
 ous. 
 Cancre {Kahnkr). Cancer. 
 Cancroiide (KahnkrohSed). Cancroid (td- 
 
 cer). 
 Canin,-e (Kahndn). Canine (tooth, fossa, 
 
 muscle, etc.). 
 Canitie (Kahneessie). Whitening of the 
 
 hair. 
 Cannelle (Kahnndl). Cinnamon. 
 Cannelle,-e {Kahnnald). Grooved. 
 C. de Ceylon {K. da Saldhn). Cinnamon. 
 C. de Clune {K. da Sheen). Cassia bark. 
 Cannelure (KahnnaMr). Groove (on a 
 
 director). 
 Cantharides (KahntahrSed). Spanish or 
 
 blistering fly. Cantharides. 
 Canthus (Kahntiis). Inner canthus of the 
 
 eye. 
 Cantine medicale {Kahnteen madeekdhl). 
 
 Medical chest for field surgery. 
 Canule (KahnM). Canntila. 
 Caoutchouc (Kahootshdo). India rubber. 
 
 Caoutchouc. 
 C. durci (K. durssie). Hard rubber. 
 Capacite (Kahpahsseetd). Capacity. 
 CapeUne (KapUen). Bandage for the 
 
 head. 
 16 
 
 Capillaire (Kahpeeldr). Capillary. 
 
 CapiUarite (Kapeellahreetd). Capillarity. 
 
 Capistre (Kahpiestr). Bandage for lower 
 jaw. Capistrum. 
 
 Capiteux,-euse (Kahpeetih). Heady. Pro- 
 ducing headache. Alcoholic. 
 
 Capsicum (KahpseekShm). An aqueous 
 extract of capsicum annuum. 
 
 Capsique {Kahps6ek). Capsicum. 
 
 Capsulaire (Kahpsulehr). Capsular. 
 
 Capsulation (Kahpsulahssidn). Putting 
 drugs into capsules. 
 
 Capsule (Kakpstil). Capsule. 
 
 C. cerebrale {K. ssarehbrdhl). Cerebral 
 capsule (Internal. External). 
 
 C. surrenale {K. ssurrandhl). Adrenals. 
 
 Captage d'une source {Kahptdhzsh dun 
 ssoors). Making a channel for a medic- 
 inal spring. 
 
 Capuchon (Kahpushdhn). Hood. Cover- 
 ing. 
 
 Capuchonne,-e (Kahpushohnd). Covered 
 by a hood. 
 
 Caquesangue (Kahksdhng). Dysentery. • 
 
 Caracha (Kahrahshdh). A pustular erup- 
 tion in Peru. 
 
 Caractere {Kahrahktdr). Character. 
 
 Caramel (Kahrahmdl). Caramel. 
 
 Carbolique; Pheaique (Kahrbohleek; Fehn- 
 6ek). Carbolic. 
 
 Carbonate (Kahrbohndht). Carbonate. 
 
 Carbonculaire (KahrbohnkuUhr). Carbun- 
 cular. Pertaining to anthrax. 
 
 Carbone {KahrbShn). Carbon. 
 
 Carbone,-e (Kahrbohnd). Containing car- 
 bon. 
 
 Carboneuz,-euse (Kahrbohneh). Pertain- 
 ing to carbon. 
 
 Carbonique (KahrbohnSek). Carbonic. 
 
 Carbonisation {Kahrbohneezahssi6n). Car- 
 bonization. 
 
 Carbonite {Kahrboniet). Term employed 
 instead of oxalate. 
 
 Carbonim€trie {Kahrbohneematree) . De- 
 termination of the amount of carbonic 
 acid given off by a living animal. 
 
 Carbosulfure {Kahrbohstdfiir). Bisulphide 
 of carbon. 
 
 Carbunculaire (KahrbunkuUhr). Carbun- 
 cular. 
 
 Carburation (Kakrburahssidn). Combin- 
 ing carbon with another body. 
 
 Carbure,-e {Kahrburd). Containing car- 
 bon. 
 
 Cax\ivciiii6(K.ahrbur6en). Oxide of carbon. 
 
 Carcinie (Kahrsseenie). Carcinosis. 
 
 Carcinoide (KahrsseenohSed). Resembling 
 cancer. 
 
 Carcinomateux,-euse {Kahrseenohmahtth). 
 Carcinomatous. 
 
 Carcinome (Kahrsseendhm). Carcinoma. 
 
 Carcinose {Kahrseendhz) . Carcinosis. 
 
 Cardamome (Kahrdahmdhm). Cardamom. 
 
Car 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Cat 
 
 Cardia (Kahrdeedh). Oesophageal open- 
 ing of the stomach. 
 
 Cardiographie (Kahrdeeahgrafie). Cardio- 
 graphy. 
 
 Cardialgie (KahrdeeahlzsMe) . Cardialgia. 
 
 Cardiaque {Kahrdeedhk). Cardiac. 
 
 Cardiectasie (KahrdeeaktahzSe). Cardiec- 
 tasis. 
 
 CaTdinal,-e {Kahrdeendhl). Dominating. 
 Cardinal. 
 
 Cardiographe (Kahrdeeohgrdhf) . Cardio- 
 graph. 
 
 Cardiographie (KahrdeeohgrapSe). Cardi- 
 ography. 
 
 Cardioide {KahrdeeoMed) . Resembling the 
 heart. 
 
 Cardiometre {Kahrdeeokmdtr). Cardiom- 
 eter. 
 
 Cardiopathie (KahrdeeokpahtSe). Cardiop- 
 athy. 
 
 Cardiorrhexie {Kahrdeeohraksie). Cardiar- 
 rhexis. Tear of the heart. 
 
 Cardiosclerose (Kahrdeeohsklardhz). Car- 
 diosclerosis. 
 
 Cardio-vasculaire {Kahrdeeoh-vahskuUhr). 
 Cardiovascvdar. 
 
 Cardite (Kahrd&et). Inflammation of the 
 heart. Carditis. 
 
 Carle {Kahr6e). Caries. 
 
 Carie,-e (Kahreed). Carious. 
 
 Carieux,-euse (,Kahree6h). Carious. 
 
 Carminatif,-ive (Kahrmeenahtief). Car- 
 minative. 
 
 Cannination (Kahrmeenahssidn) . Color- 
 ing action of carmine. 
 
 Cannin (Kahrmehn). Carmine. 
 
 Camassier,-iSre (Kahnrahsseed). Carniv- 
 orous. 
 
 Came,-e (Kahrnd). Plesh colored. 
 
 Camification (Kahrneefeekahssion). Car- 
 nification. 
 
 Camifie,-e {Kahrneefeed). Applied to tis- 
 sue which has undergone camification. 
 
 Camiforme (Kahrneefohrm). Having the 
 appearance of muscular tissue. 
 
 Caroncule {KahrohnkiXl). Caruncle. 
 
 Carotide (Kahrohteed) . Carotid. 
 
 Carotidien,-ne (KahrohteedeeShn). Caro- 
 tid. 
 
 Carotte (Kahrdht). Cairrot. 
 
 Carpe (Kahrp). Wrist-carpus. 
 
 Carphologie {KahrfohlohzshSe). Picking 
 the bed clothes. 
 
 Carpien,-ne {Kahrpeedn). Carpal. 
 
 Carre,-e (Kahrrd). Square. Quadratus. 
 
 C. crural (K. krurahl). Quadratus femoris. 
 
 C. de la ISvre inf erieure {K. da lah lavre 
 ehnfareeihr) . Quadratus menti. De- 
 pressor labii inf erioris. 
 
 C. lombaire {K. lohmUhr). Quadratus 
 lumborum. 
 
 C. pronateur {K. prohnahUhr). Pronator 
 quadratus. 
 
 Carreau (Kahrdh). Tabes mesenterica. 
 
 Tuberculosis of the lymphatic glands of 
 the mesentery. 
 
 Cartilage (Kahrteelehzsh) . Cartilage. 
 
 Cartilagineux, -euse (KahrteelahzsheenSh) . 
 Cartilaginous. 
 
 Ca.ms (Kahriiss). Coma. Profound sleep. 
 
 Cas {Kdh). Case. Accident. 
 
 C. desesperg {K.. dazaspar&h). Hopeless 
 case. 
 
 Cascara (Kahskahrdh). Cascara. 
 
 C. Sagrada (K. Sahgrahddh). Cascara 
 Sagrada. 
 
 Cascarille (Kahskahree) . Cortex cascaril- 
 Ise, c. eleuteriasa. 
 
 Caseate (KakzaM). Lactate. 
 
 Cas€eux,-eeuse (KahzaSh), Cheesy. 
 Caseous. 
 
 Caseine (Kahzaien). Casein. 
 
 Caserne (Kahzehrn). Barracks. 
 
 Casse (Kahss). Senna. Cassia. 
 
 Cassonade (Kahssohndhd) . Brown sugar. 
 Moist sugar. 
 
 Castorium (Kahstohrehdhm) . Castoreum. 
 
 Castrat (Kahsirdh). A castrated individ- 
 ual. Eunuch. 
 
 Castration (Kahstrahssidn). Castration. 
 
 Catachasme {Kahtahkdhsm). Deep scari- 
 fication. 
 
 Cataclysme {Kahtahkleesm). Douche. 
 
 Catacoustique (KahtahkoostSek) . Acous- 
 tics applied to echoes or to reflected 
 sounds. 
 
 Catadioptrique (KahtahdeeohptrSek) . That 
 which combines the effects of reflection 
 and refraction. 
 
 Cataire (Kahtehr). Purring. 
 
 C. fremissement {K.frameessmdhn). Pur- 
 ring thrill. 
 
 Catalepsie (KahtahlapsSe) . Catalepsy. 
 
 Cataleptique (Kahtahlapteek). Cataleptic. 
 
 Catalyse (KahtahUez). Catalysis. 
 
 Catalytique (Kahtahleetiek). Catalytic. 
 
 Catamenial (Kahtahmaneedhl) . Men- 
 strual. 
 
 Cataphora (Kahtahfohrdh). Lethargy. 
 
 Cataplasme (Kahtahpldhzm) . Poultice. 
 Cataplasm. 
 
 Cataracte (Kahtahrdhki) . Cataract. 
 
 Catarrhal,-e (Kahtahrdhl). Catarrhal. 
 
 Catarrhe {Kahtdhr). Catarrh. 
 
 Catechut (Kahtashii). Catechu. 
 
 Catgut (KahtgiU). Catgut. 
 
 Catharsie (Kahtahrsee) . Purgation. 
 Catharsis. 
 
 Cathartique {Kahtahrtiek). Purgative. 
 Cathartic. 
 
 Catheter (Kahtatdr). Catheter. Grooved 
 sound. 
 
 Catheteriser {Kahtatareezd). To catheter- 
 ize. 
 
 Cath€t€risme {Kahtehtehriezm). Catheter- 
 ism. 
 
 Cathions (KahteeShn). Products _ depos- 
 ited on the cathode in electrolysis. 
 
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Cat 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ces 
 
 Cathode {Kahtdhd). Cathode. Negative 
 pole. 
 
 Catoptroscopie {Kahtohplrohskohp&e). Ex- 
 ploration by means of reflected light. 
 
 Cauchemare (Kohshmdhr). Nightmare. 
 
 Caudal (KohddU). Caudal. 
 
 C. ligament (.K. leegahmdhn). Filum ter- 
 minale. 
 
 CaudS,-e (Kohdd). Caudate. Having a 
 tail. 
 
 C. noyau (K. nooaheedh). Caudate nu- 
 cleus (of the corpus striatum). 
 
 Causalgie {KohzahhsMe). Neuritis of a 
 sympathetic nerve. (In injuries of 
 nerves the accompanying arteries with 
 the sympathetic p^exuses in their walls 
 are also injured and cause intense pain.) 
 
 Causalite (Kohzahleetd). Causation. 
 
 Causticite (Koksteesseetd). Causticity. 
 Corrosiveness. 
 
 Caustique (Kohstiek). Caustic. 
 
 C. dore (K. dohrd). Nitro-muriatic acid 
 containing gold or caustic of R^camier. 
 
 C. de Vienne {K. deh Veeehnn). Vienna 
 paste. 
 
 Cautere (Kohtihr). Cautery. Issue. 
 
 Cauterisant,-e (Kohtehreezdhn). Cauter- 
 izing. 
 
 Cauterisation {Kohtehreezahssidn). Cauter- 
 ization. 
 
 Cave, veine (Kahv, vehn). Vena cava. 
 
 Caverne {Kahv&hrn). Cavity (in lungs, 
 etc.). 
 
 Caverneuz,-euse {Kahvehrneh). Caver- 
 nous. 
 
 C. tissu {K. teessH). Erectile tissue. 
 
 Cavitaire (Kahveetdr). Cavitary. 
 
 Cavite {Kahveetd). Cavity. 
 
 Cd. Abbreviation of Cadmium. 
 
 Ce. _ Abbreviation of Cerium. 
 
 Cecite {SSasseetd). Blindness. Cecity. 
 
 Cedre {SSeMr). Cedar. 
 
 Ceinture (SSchntilr). Belt. Waistband. 
 Girdle. 
 
 C. claviculaire (SS. klahveekulehr). Both 
 clavicles and the bones with which they 
 articulate. 
 
 Gelation {SSehlahssidn) . Concealment (of 
 pregnancy, etc.). 
 
 C61eri (SSehlehree). Celery. 
 
 Celibat [SSehleebdh). Celibacy. 
 
 Cellulaire (SSehlluUhr). Cellular. 
 
 Cellule {SSehim). Cell. 
 
 Celluleux,-euse {SSehlluUh). Cellular. 
 
 Cellulite [SSeUluUet). Cellulitis. 
 
 Cellulose {SSehlluldhz). Cellulose. 
 
 Cement (SSehmdhn). Cement. 
 
 Cementaire {SSehmahntihr). Relating to 
 cement. 
 
 Cementation (SSehmahntahssidn). Appli- 
 cation of cement. 
 
 Cendre (SSahndr). Ashes. 
 
 C. bleue naturelle (SS. bleh nahturihl). 
 Carbonate of copper. 
 
 18 
 
 C. perlee {SS. pehrUh). Carbonate of 
 potassium taken from ashes. 
 
 Cendrg,-€e (SSahndrd). Grayish. 
 
 Cenesthesie {SSehnehstehzee). General 
 sensation. Sense of existence. 
 
 Centre (SSahntr). Center. 
 
 Centrifuge (SSahntreefiizsh). Centrigufal. 
 
 Centripete (SSakntreepeht). Centripetal. 
 
 Cephal^dgie (SSehfahlahkshee). Headache. 
 
 Cgphalee (SSehfaklA). Violent and per- 
 sistent headache. 
 
 Cephalematome (SSehfahlehmahtShm). 
 Cephalhaematoma. 
 
 Cephalique (SSehfahUek) . Cephalic. 
 
 CSphalite {SSeMahUet). Cephalitis. En- 
 cephalitis. 
 
 CephalohemomStre (SSehfahlohhehmoh- 
 mihtr). Instrument to measure the 
 quantity of blood going to the brain. ■ 
 
 CephaIo-pharyngien,-ne (SSehfahlofahr- 
 eengeeehn). Cephalo-pharyngeal. The 
 superior constrictor of the pharynx. 
 
 C.-rachidien,-ne {SS.-rahsheedeeehn). 
 Cerebro-spinal. 
 
 Cephalotribe (SSehfahlohtreeb). Cephalo- 
 tribe. 
 
 Cephalotripsie {SSekfahlohtreepsSe). 
 Crushing the head of the fetus. 
 
 Cerat (SSekrdk). Cerate. 
 
 C. de blanc de baleine (SS. dek blakn dek 
 bakUkn). Spermaceti ointment. Cer- 
 atum album. 
 
 C. simple (SS. sekmpl). Simple cerate (oil 
 and bees' wax). 
 
 Cercle {SSekrkl). Circle. 
 
 Cereale (SSehrekdkl). Cereal. 
 
 Cerebelleuz,-euse (SSekrekbehlUk). Cere- 
 bellar. 
 
 Cerebellite (SSekrekbeklUet). Cerebellitis. 
 
 Cerebral, -e [SSekrekbrdkl). Cerebral. 
 
 Cerebriforme {SSehrekbreefdkrm). Hav- 
 ing the aspect of the brain. 
 
 Cerebrite (SSekrekbrSet). Cerebritis. En- 
 cephalitis. 
 
 Cerf (SSekrf). Stag. 
 
 Cerise (SSreez). Cherry. 
 
 Cerne (SSekrn). Ring. Circle. 
 
 Ceme,-e (SSekrnd). Having a round cir- 
 cle (around eyes, wound, etc.). 
 
 Certificat (SSekrteefeekdk). Certificate. 
 
 C6rulescent,-e (SSekrulekssdkn). Bluish. 
 
 Certunen (SSekrumikn). Cerumen. 
 
 Cerumineux,-euse {SSekrumeenik). Cer- 
 uminous. 
 
 Ceruse (SSekniz). White lead. Carbon- 
 ate of lead (PbCOs). 
 
 Cerveau (SSekrvdk). Brain. Cerebrum. 
 
 Cervelet (SSekrvekUk). Cerebellum. 
 
 Cervelle (SSekrvMl). Brain. Brains. 
 
 Cervical (SSehrveekdkl). Cervical. 
 
 Cesarien,-ne (SSekzahreeikn). Cesarian 
 (operation). 
 
 Cestoide {SSekstokied). Cestoid. Tape- 
 
Cev 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Chi 
 
 CSvadille {SSehvahdSe). Cevadilla. 
 
 Chagrin (Shahgrikn). Sorrow. 
 
 Chaine (Shehn). Chain. 
 
 Chamette; Scie k ch. . .{SSeeahshehniht). 
 Chain saw. 
 
 Chair {Shehr). Flesh. Meat. 
 
 C. de poule {Sh. deh pool). Goose-flesh. 
 
 Chaise-lit {Shehz-lee). Chair-bedstead. 
 
 Chalazion {Shahlahzeedhn) . Meibomian 
 cyst. Chalazion. 
 
 Chaleur {ShatU&hr). Heat. 
 
 Chambre (Shambre). Chamber. Camera. 
 
 Chameau (Shakmdh). Camel. 
 
 Champ {Shahn). Field. 
 
 Champignon {Shahmpeeneedhn). Mush- 
 
 . room. Fungus. 
 
 Chancre {Shahnkr). Chancre. 
 
 C. indure {Sk. ehndurd). Hard or Hun- 
 terian chancre. 
 
 C. mou {Sh. moo). Soft chancre. 
 
 Chancrelle (Shahnkrihl). Simple or soft 
 chancre. 
 
 Chancreuz,-ewse {Shahnkreh). Pertaining 
 to chancre. 
 
 Chancroid e (Shahnkroheid). Soft chancre. 
 Chancroid. 
 
 Chanvre (Shahnor). Hemp. 
 
 Chapel et {ShahpUh). A string of enlarged 
 lymph glands. 
 
 Chapiteau a queue (Shahpeetdh ah keh). 
 Instrument for withdrawing the milk 
 from female breast. 
 
 Chaponnage {Shahpondhzsh). Castration 
 of fowls. 
 
 Charbon (Shahrbdhn). Charcoal. An- 
 thrax. 
 
 C. animal {Sh. ahneemd.hl). Animal char- 
 coal. Bone black. 
 
 C. vegetal (Sh. vehzshehtdhl). Charcoal. 
 
 Charbonneux, -euse (Shahrbohnn4h). 
 Having the character of anthrax. 
 
 Charcuterie (Shahrkutree). Hog's flesh. 
 
 Chardon (Shahrddhn). Thistle. 
 
 Charge (Shahrzsh). Charge (electrical). 
 
 Charlatan (Shahrlahtdhn). Quack. Char- 
 latan. 
 
 Charlatanisme (Shahrlahtahniesm). 
 Quackery. 
 
 Charnu,-e (Shahrnii). Fleshy. 
 
 Charogne {Shahrdhnn). Carrion. Dead 
 or putref)^ng flesh. 
 
 Charpie (Shahrpie). Lint. 
 
 Ch&sse (Shahss). Joint of a lancet. 
 
 Chassie (Shahssie). Secretion of the 
 lyieibomian glands. 
 
 Chat (Shah). Cat. 
 
 Chitaigne (Shahtehnn). Chestnut. 
 
 Chaton (Shahtdhn). Posterior part of cri- 
 coid cartilage. 
 
 Chatonne,-e {Shahtohnd). Incarcerated. 
 
 Chatonnement (Shahtohnmdhn). Incarcer- 
 ation. ■ 
 
 Chatouillement (Shahtooeemdhn) . Tick- 
 ling. 
 
 Chatrer (Shahtrd). To castrate. 
 
 Chatrure (Shahtriir). Castration. 
 
 Chaud,-e (Shoh). Hot. 
 
 Chadepisse (Shohdpdess). Clap. A com- 
 mon name for gonorrhea. 
 
 C. cord€e (Sh. kohrdd). Gonorrhea ac- 
 companied by chordee. 
 
 Chaud et froid (Shah ehfroodh). Chill. 
 
 Chauffage (Shohfddhzsh). Heating. 
 
 Chauffeur (Shohfihr). Fireman. Stoker. 
 
 Chauffoir (Shofoodhr). A room heated to 
 a certain temperature. Warming-cloth. 
 
 Chaussure (Shohssiir). Boots. Shoes. 
 
 Chauve-souris (Shohv-ssoorie). Bat. 
 
 Chaux (Shoh). Lime. 
 
 C. vive (Sh. veer). Quicklime. 
 
 Chef (Shehf). The heads of a muscle. 
 The ends of a bandage. 
 
 Cheloide (KehloUed). Keloid. 
 
 Chene (Shehn). Oak. 
 
 Chenille (Shnie). Caterpillar. 
 
 Chenu,-e (Shnu). Hoary. Gray-headed. 
 
 Chetif,-ive (ShehUev). Puny. Thin. 
 Emaciated 
 
 Chevauchant (Shvohshdhn). Overlapping. 
 
 Chevauchment (Shvohshmdhn). Overrid- 
 ing of fractured bones. 
 
 Chevelu,-e (Shehvlii). Hairy. 
 
 Chevelure (Shehvl'Ur). Hair of the head. 
 
 Chevestre; Chevetre (Shvehstr; Shvehtr). 
 Bandage for fractured lower jaw. 
 
 Cheveu (Shveh). Hair. 
 
 Cheville du pied (Shvee du peeSh). Ankle. 
 Malleoli. 
 
 ChSvre (Shehvr). Goat. 
 
 Chgvrefeuille (Shehorfeh). Honeysuckle. 
 
 Chevreuil (ShehvrSh). Roebuck (species 
 of deer). 
 
 Chevrotant,-e (Shehvr ohtdhn). Quivering. 
 Tremulous. 
 
 Chevrotement (Shehvr ohtmdhn). Trem- 
 bling of the voice. 
 
 Chiasma (Keeahzmdh). Chiasma. Optic 
 commissure. 
 
 Chiastre (Keedhstr). Crossed bandage for 
 fractured patella. 
 
 Chicoree (SheekohrSh). Chicory. 
 
 Cbicot (Sheekdh). Stump of a tooth. 
 
 Chicotin (SheekohtShn). Powdered colo- 
 cynth. 
 
 Chien (Shee&hn). Dog. 
 
 Chiendent (Sheeehnddhn). Dog's grass. 
 Couch grass. 
 
 Chilodieresie (SheelohdeeehrehzSe). Hair- 
 Up. 
 
 Chilon (SheeUhn). Labial oedema. 
 
 Chimie (Sheemee). Chemistry. 
 
 Chimique (Sheem&ek). Chemical. 
 
 Chimism (Sheemeezm). Chemism. 
 
 Chique (Shiek). Sand-flea. Chigoe. 
 
 Chiromancie (Sheerohmahns&e). Palmis- 
 try. 
 
 Chirurgical,-e (Sheerurzsheekdhl). Surgi- 
 cal. 
 
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Chi 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Chu 
 
 Chirurgie (Sheerurzshie). Surgery. 
 
 Chirurgien (SheerurzsheeShn) . Surgeon. 
 
 Chirurgique (Sheerurzsheek). Surgical. 
 
 Chloasma (Klohahzmdh). Melanoderma. 
 Chloasma. 
 
 Chloral {KlohrdM). Chloral. Hydrate of 
 chloral. 
 
 Chloralisation (Klohrahleezahssidn) . 
 Chloralism. 
 
 Chloralizer (KlohraUeezd). To chloralize. 
 
 Chlorate (Klohrdht). Chlorate. 
 
 Chlore (Klohr). Chlorine. 
 
 C. liquide (K. leekSed). Chlorine water. 
 Solution of chlorine. 
 
 Chlor€,-e (KlohrSh). Containing chlorine. 
 
 Chlorethyle (KlohrehUel). Ethyl chloride. 
 
 Chloreux,-euse {Klohrih). Chlorous. 
 
 Chlorhydrate {Klohrheedrdht) . Hydro- 
 chlorate. 
 
 Chlorhydrique {Klohrheedreek). Hydro- 
 chloric. 
 
 Chlorique (Klohriek). Chloric. 
 
 Chlorite {KlohrSet). Chlorite. 
 
 Chloro-anSmie (Klohroh-ahnehmee). 
 Chloroanemia. Chlorosis. 
 
 Chlorofonne [Klohrohfdrm). Chloroform. 
 
 Chloroformiser (Klohrohfohrmeezd). To 
 chloroform. 
 
 Chlorose (Klohrdhz). Chlorosis. 
 
 Chlorotique (Klohrohtiek). Chlorotic. 
 
 Chlorure (Klohrur). Chloride. 
 
 Choc (Shohk). Shock. Collision. 
 
 C. du coeur (5. du kehr). Beating of the 
 heart against the chest wall. 
 
 C. foetal (S. fehtahl). Foetal shock. 
 
 C. traumatique (5. trohmahteek). Trau- 
 matic shock. 
 
 Chocolat (Shohkohldh). Chocolate. 
 
 Cholagogue (Kohlahgdhg). Cholagogue. 
 
 Cholalique (Kohlahleek). Cholalic. 
 
 Cholate (Kohldht). Cholate. 
 
 Choleate (Kohlehdht). Choleate. 
 
 Colecystectomie (KohlehseestehktohmSe). 
 Cholecystectomy. 
 
 Cholecystite (Kohlehseesteet). Cholecysti- 
 tis. 
 
 Choledoque (KoMehddhk). Common bile 
 duct. 
 
 Cholelithe (KohlehUet). Gallstone. 
 
 Cholelithiase (Kohlehleeteedhz). Choleli- 
 thiasis. 
 
 Cholepoese {Kohlehpohihz). Secretion of 
 bile. 
 
 Cholepoetique (KohlehpohehUek) . Pertain- 
 ing to the secretion of bile. 
 
 Cholera (Kohlehrdh). Cholera. 
 
 C. asiatique; €pid€imque (K. ahzeeahtiek; 
 ehpeedehmiek). Asiatic cholera. 
 
 C. sporadique {K. spohrahdiek). Sporadic 
 or simple cholera. 
 
 Choleriforme (Kohlehreefdrm). Choleri- 
 form. 
 
 Cholerine (KohlehrSen). Choleraic diar- 
 rhoea. 
 
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 CholSrique (Kohlehreek). Choleraic. 
 
 Cholerrhagie {Kohlehrahzshie). Cholera- 
 morbus. 
 
 Cholest6rine {Kohlehstehrien). Cholester- 
 in. 
 
 Cholemie {Kohlehmte). Cholemia. 
 
 Choline (Kohlien). Cholin. 
 
 Cholique, acide {KohUek, ahssSed). Cholic 
 acid. 
 
 Cholorrhee (Kohlohrd). Bilious diarrhoea. 
 
 Cholurie {Kohlurie). Choluria. 
 
 Chondrine (Kohndreen). Chondrin. 
 
 Chondrite (Kohndreei). Chondritis. 
 
 Chondro -costal, -e {Kohndroh-kohstaU). 
 Chondrocostal. 
 
 Chondroglosse {Kohndrohglohss). Pertain- 
 ing to the tongue and its cartilage. 
 
 Chondrome (Kohndrdhm). Chondroma. 
 
 Chondrophyte (Kohndrohfeet). Cartilag- 
 inous excrescence. 
 
 Chor§e (Kohrd). Chorea. St. Vitus' 
 dance. 
 
 ChorSique (KohrehSek). Choreic. 
 
 Chorion (Kohreedhn). Choribn. 
 
 Choroid (Kohrohied). Choroid. 
 
 Choroidien,-ne {KohroheedeeShn). Chor- 
 oid. 
 
 C. sinus (X. sseeniis). Strait sinus. 
 
 C. artere (K. ahrUhr). Choroid artery. 
 
 C. toile {K. toodhl). Velum interpositum. 
 
 Chou (Shoo). Cabbage. 
 
 C.-fleur {S.-flehr). Cauliflower. 
 
 Chromate (Krohmdht). Chromate. 
 
 Chromatine {KrohmahUen). Chromatin. 
 
 C h r om a t o ge n i e {Krohmahtohzshehnie) 
 Production of colors. 
 
 Chrome (Krohm). Chromium. 
 
 Chromidrose {Krohmeedrdhz). Chromi- 
 drosis. 
 
 Chromique (Kromcik). Chromic. 
 
 Chromocyanure (Krohmohsseeaknilr). 
 Chromocyanide. 
 
 Chromologie (KrohmohlohzsMe). Study 
 of colors. 
 
 Chromopsie {Krohmohpsie). Chromatop- 
 sia. (State in which colorless objects 
 are seen colored.) 
 
 Chronicite (Krohneesseetd). Chronic state. 
 
 Chronique (KrohnSek). Chronic. 
 
 Chronographe (Krohnohgrdkf). Chrono- 
 graph. 
 
 Chronologie (KrohnoMohzsMe). Chro- 
 nology. 
 
 Chronometre d'Arsonval (Krohnohmehtr 
 dahrsohnvdhl). Electric apparatus for 
 measuring the speed of a nerve im- 
 pulse. 
 
 Chrysarobine {Kreezahrohh&en). Chrysa- 
 robin. 
 
 Chrysophanique (Kreezokfahneek). Rhu- 
 barbaric (acid). Chrysophanic. 
 
 Chuchotement {Shushohtmdhn). Whis- 
 pering. 
 
 Chute {Shut). Pall. 
 
C. des 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Cli 
 
 C. des cheveux (5. deh shveh). Falling of 
 the hair. 
 
 C. de la luette (S. deh lah luiht). The 
 lengthening of an odeematous uvula. 
 
 C. de la paupiere (5. deh lah pohpeeihr). 
 Blepahroptosis. 
 
 C. du rectum (5. du rehktdhm). Prolapsus 
 recti. 
 
 C. de I'utSrus {S. deh lutehrus). Prolapsus 
 uteri. 
 
 Chyle (Sheel). 'Chyle. 
 
 Chyleux,-se (SheeUh). Chylous. 
 
 Chylifere (Sheeleefihr). Chyliferous. 
 
 C. vaisseaux (5. vehssdh). Lacteal vessels. 
 
 Chylopoetique (Sheelohpohehtiek). Chylo- 
 poietic. 
 
 Chylurie (Sheelurie). ChUuria. 
 
 Chyme (^Sheem). Chyme. 
 
 Chymose {Sheemdhz). Chymification. 
 
 Ciboule (SSeebdol). Eschalot. 
 
 Ciboulette {SSeebooUht). Chive. 
 
 Cicatrice (SSeekahtrSess). Scar. Cicatrix. 
 
 Cicatriciel,-le {SSeekahtreessee&ht). Cica- 
 tricial. 
 
 Cicatrisaiit,-e (SSeekahtreezdhn). Cicatriz- 
 ing. 
 
 Cicatrisation {SSeekahtreezahssidn). Cica- 
 trization. 
 
 Cidre {SSeedr). Cider. 
 
 Cigala {SSeegdhl). Grasshopper. 
 
 Cigogne {SSeegdhnn). Stork. 
 
 Cigiie {SSeegH). Hemlock. Conium. 
 
 Cil {SSeel). Eye-lash. 
 
 Ciliaire {SSeeleeShr). CUiary. 
 
 Cilie,-e (SSeeleed). Ciliated. 
 
 Ciment (SSeemdhn). Cement. 
 
 CimetiSre (SSeemehteeihr). Cemetery. 
 
 Cinchona (SSenkohndh). Cinchona. 
 
 Cinchonine (SSeenkohneen). Cinchonin. 
 
 Cinchonique (SSeenkohniek). Pertaining 
 to cinchona. 
 
 Cineration (SSenehrahssidn). Incineration. 
 
 Cinese (SSeenehz). Kinesis. 
 
 Cinesie (SSeenehzee). Kinesia. 
 
 Cin€sique (SSeenehzeek). Kinetic. 
 
 Cinnabre {SSeendhbr). Cinnabar. 
 
 Cinnamique (SSeenahmiek). Cinnamic. 
 
 Ciaqmexae psdi (SSehnkeeihmpehr). Fifth 
 pair (cranial nerves). 
 
 Cintre,-e (SSehntrd). In the form of an 
 arch. 
 
 C. ligament (55. leegahmdhn). Ligament- 
 um arcuatum externum. 
 
 Circoncision {SSeerkohnsseezidn). Circum- 
 cision. 
 
 Circonflex (SSeerkohnflihks). Circum- 
 flex. 
 
 Circonspection {SSeerkohnspehkssid n). 
 Circumspection. 
 
 Circonvolution (SSeerkohnvohlussiin). 
 Convolution. 
 
 Circuit {SSeerkuSe). Circuit. 
 
 Circulaire {SSeerkuUhr). Circular. 
 
 Circulation {SSeerktilahssidn). Circulation. 
 
 Circulatoire (SSeerkulahtoodhr). Circula- 
 tory. 
 
 Circumduction (SSeeekomdukssidn). Cir- 
 cumduction. 
 
 Cire (SSeer). Wax. 
 
 Cireux,-euse (SSeerSh). "Waxy. 
 
 Cirifire (SSeereefShr). Bearing wax. 
 
 Cirreux,-euse {SSeerrih). Cirrhose. 
 
 Cirrhose (SSeerrdhz). Cirrhosis (of liver, 
 etc.). 
 
 Cisaille (SSeezdhee). Bone scissors. 
 
 Ciseau (SSeezdh). Chisel. 
 
 Ciseaux (SSeezeh). Scissors. 
 
 Citeme (SSeeUhrn). Cistern. 
 
 C. lombaire (55. lohmbShr). Receptacu- 
 lum chyli. 
 
 C. de Pecquet (SS. deh PehUh). Recep- 
 taculum chyli. 
 
 Citrate (SSeetrdht). Citrate. 
 
 Citrique (SSeetrSek). Citric. 
 
 Citron (SSeetrdhn). Lemon. Citron. 
 
 Citronne,-e [SSeetrohnd). Containing 
 lemon. 
 
 Citrouille (SSeetrooSe). Pumpkin. 
 
 Civiere (SSeeveeihr). Stretcher. Litter. 
 
 Civilisation {SSeeveeleezahssion). Civiliza- 
 tion. 
 
 CI. Symbol of Cholrine. 
 
 Clair, -e (Klehr). Transparent. Clear. 
 
 Clamp {Klahn). Clamp. 
 
 Clapier (Klahpeed). Focus from which 
 pus runs slowly. 
 
 Clapotement {Klahpohtmdhn). Splashing 
 sound. 
 
 Claquement (Klahkmdhn). Chattering. 
 
 C. des dents {K. deh dahn). Chattering of 
 teeth. 
 
 C. valvulaire (K. vahlvidShr). Valvular 
 sound of the heart during systole. 
 
 Clarification (KlahreefeekcAssidn). Clari- 
 fication. 
 
 Classe (Klahss). Class. 
 
 Classement (Klahssmdhn). Classing. 
 
 Classification (Klahsseefeekahssidn). Clas- 
 sification. 
 
 Claudication (Klohdeekahssidn) . Lame- 
 ness. Limping. Claudication. 
 
 Claveau {Klahvdh). Virus of sheep-pox. 
 
 Claviculaire {KlahveekuUhr). Clavicular. 
 
 Clavicule (KlahveehM). Collar-bone. 
 Clavicle. 
 
 Clavicule, -e {Klahveekvld). Having a 
 clavicle. 
 
 Claviform (Klahveefdrm). Having the 
 shape of a clavicle. 
 
 Clientele (Kleeahntehl). Practice of medi- 
 cine. 
 
 Clignement {Kleenmdhn). Blinking. 
 Winking. 
 
 Clignotant,-e (Kleenohtdhn). Blinking. 
 
 Clignotement {Kleenohtmdhn). Winking. 
 
 Clunat (Kleemdh). Climate. 
 
 Climacterique {KleemahktehrSek), Climat- 
 eric (period of life). 
 
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Cli 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Col 
 
 Climatologie (Kleemahtohlohzshie). Cli- 
 matology. 
 
 Clinicien (Kleeneesseeghn). Clinician. 
 
 Clinique (Kleeneek). Clinic. Clinical 
 (bedside). 
 
 Clinoide (Kleenohied). Clinoid. 
 
 Clitoris (Kleetohrees). Clitoris. 
 
 Clitoritomie (Kleetokreetokmie). Clitori- 
 dectomy. 
 
 Cloaque (Klohdhk). Cloaca. 
 
 Cloche (Klohsh). Bell-glass vessel shaped 
 like an inverted glass. Blister. Bleb. 
 
 Cloison (Klooahzohn). Partition. Sep- 
 tum. 
 
 Cloisonnement (Klooahzohnmdhn). For- 
 mation of a septum. 
 
 Clonique (Klohniek). Clonic. 
 
 Clou (Kloo). Boil. 
 
 C. hysterique {K. heestehreek). Circum- 
 scribed hysterical headache. 
 
 C. de Scarpa {K. deh Skahrpdh). Lachry- 
 mal probe. 
 
 Clysoii {Kleezoodhr). Irrigation apparatus 
 (for enema). 
 
 Clystere (Kleestehr). Enema. Injection. 
 
 Coagulabilite {KohahgulahbeeleetSh). Co- 
 agulative property. 
 
 Coagulable {Kohahgul&hU). Coagulable. 
 
 Coagulant,-e (Kohahguldhn). Coagulat- 
 ing 
 
 Coagulation (Kohahgulahssidn). Coagula- 
 tion. 
 
 Coagule,-e (JKohahguUh). Coagulated. 
 
 Coalescence (Kohahlehssdhns). Coales- 
 cence. 
 
 Coalescent,-e {Kohahlehssdhn). Coales- 
 cent. 
 
 Coalition (Kohahleessidn). Coalescence. 
 
 Coaptation (Kohahptassidn). Coaptation; 
 bringing together. 
 
 Coarctation (Kohahrktahssidn). Coarcta- 
 tion. Narrowing. Diminution. 
 
 Cobaye {Kohbd). Guinea-pig. 
 
 Coca (Kohkdh). Coca. 
 
 Cocaine {Kohkahien). Cocain. 
 
 Coccidie {Kohksseed&e). Coccidia. 
 
 Coccus {KohkAs). Coccus. 
 
 Coccygien,-ne (KohkseezsheeShn). Coccy- 
 geal. 
 
 Coccygodynie (KohkseegohdeenSe). Coccy- 
 godynia. 
 
 Coccyx {KohksSeks). Coccyx. 
 
 Cochenille (KohshnSe). Cochineal. 
 
 Cochleaire {KohkleMhr). Cochlear. 
 
 C. ouverture {K. oovehrtAr). Foramen 
 rotundum (of the ear). 
 
 CochlSaria (Kohklehahreedh). Scurvy- 
 grass. 
 
 Cochlee (KohkUh). Cochlea. 
 
 Cochond'Inde {Kohshdhn dehnd). Guinea- 
 pig- 
 
 Coction {Kohkssidn). Coction. Heatmg. 
 
 Cooking. 
 Codeine XKohdehSen). Codein. 
 
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 Codex (Kohdehx). The French Pharma- 
 copoeia. 
 
 Coefficient (Kohehffeesseedhn). Coefficient. 
 
 Coeliaque (SSehleedhk). Coeliac. 
 
 Coeloma (SSehlohmdh). Deep ulcer of 
 the cornea. 
 
 Coenesthesie (SSehnehstehsie). Coenes- 
 thesis. 
 
 Coenure (SSehnUr). Cemu:us. Hydatid 
 of sheep. 
 
 Coercible (KohehrssSeU). Coercible. 
 
 Coeur (Kehr). Heart. 
 
 Coherence (Kohehrdhns). Cohesion. 
 
 Coherent,-e (Kohehrdhn). Coherent. 
 
 Cohesion (Kohehzeedhn). Cohesion. 
 
 Coiffe (Koodhf). Caul. Husk. Mem- 
 brane. 
 
 Coiffe,-e (Kooahfd). Covered with a 
 membrane. 
 
 Coin (KooShn). Cuneus. Small triangu- 
 lar lobule on the internal aspect of the 
 occipital lobe of the brain. 
 
 Coi[ncidant,-e (Kohehnseeda,hn). Coinci- 
 dent. 
 
 Coing (KooShn). Quince. 
 
 Coit {Kohiet). Sexual intercourse. 
 
 Col {.Kohl). Neck. 
 
 C. de I'utfirus {K. deh lutehriis). Cervix 
 uteri. 
 
 Colatoire (Kohlahtoodhr) . Depurative. 
 
 Colchicine (Kohlsheessien). Colchicin. 
 
 Colchique (Kohlsheek). Meadow-saflfron. 
 Colchicum. 
 
 Colcothar {Kohlkohtdhr). Calcined per- 
 oxide of iron. 
 
 Collibacille {KohleebahssSel). Colon bacil- 
 lus. 
 
 Colique (KohlSek). Colic. 
 
 Colite {KohUet). Colitis. Inflammation 
 of the colon. 
 
 Collapsus {KohlahpsHs) . CoUapse. 
 
 Collateral,-e (Kohllahtehrdhl). Collateral. 
 
 CoUe (Kohll). Glue. 
 
 C. de poisson (K. deh pooahssdhn). Isin- 
 glass. 
 
 Collection {Kohllehkssidn). Collection. 
 
 Collet (Kohlleh). A narrowing resembling 
 a neck or a collar. 
 
 CoUetique (KohUehUek). Agglutinative. 
 
 CoUier orthopedique {KohUeeeh ohrtohpeh- 
 d&ek). Orthopedic apparatus in the 
 shape of a collar. 
 
 Colliquatif,-ve {KoUleekahUef). Exhaust- 
 ing. 
 
 Collodion (Kohllohdeedhn). Collodion. 
 
 Colloide (KohUohSed). Colloid. Non-crys- 
 taUizable body. ^ 
 
 C. cancer (K. kahnsehr). Cancer. 
 
 Collutoire (Kohllutoodhr). Semi-liquid ap- 
 plication for gums. 
 
 Collyre (Kohlleer). Eyewash. 
 
 Colobome (KohlohbShm). Coloboma. 
 
 Colombo (Kohlohmbdh). Calumba. 
 
 Colon {KohUhn). Colon. 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Con 
 
 C. iliaque (K. eeleedhk). Sigmoid flexure. 
 
 Colonie (KohlohnSe). Colony. 
 
 Colonne (KohUhnn). Colony. Pillar. 
 
 Colophane (Kohlohfdhnn). Colophony or 
 common resin. 
 
 Coloquinte {Kohlohkehnt). Colocynth. 
 
 Colorant, -e (Kohlohrdhn). Coloring. 
 
 Coloration (Kohlohrahssidn). Coloration. 
 
 Colorimetre (,Kohlohreemihtr). fcolorim- 
 eter. 
 
 Colostrum {KoUohstrdhm). Colostrum. 
 
 Colotomie {KohlohtohmSe). Colotomy and 
 formation of artificial anus. 
 
 Colpeurynter {KohlpehreenUhr). India 
 rubber bag for dilating the vagina. 
 
 Colpite (Kohlpeet). Vaginitis. 
 
 Colpopexie (Kohlpohpehksie). Colpopexy. 
 
 Colpoptose (Kohlpohptdhz). Colpoptosis. 
 
 Colporrhaphie {Kohlpohrahfie). Colpor- 
 rhaphy. 
 
 Colpostenose {Kohlpohstehndhz). Colpo- 
 stenosis. 
 
 Colpotomie (KoMpohtohmSe). Colpotomy. 
 
 Columnaire {KoUumnihr). Columnar. 
 
 Coma {Kohmdh). Coma. 
 
 Comateuz,-euse (KohmahtSh). Comatose. 
 
 CombativitS (Kohmbahteeveeteh). Instinct 
 to fight. 
 
 Combinaison {KohmbeenehzShn). Combina- 
 tion. 
 
 Combine,-e (KohmbeenSh). Combined. 
 
 Comburant,-e (Kohmburdhn). A body 
 causing combustion when combined 
 with other bodies. 
 
 Combustible (KohmbusUebl). Combusti- 
 ble. 
 
 Combustion (Kohmbussidn). Combustion. 
 
 Comedon (Kohmehddhn). Comedo. 
 
 Comestible (KohmehsUebl). Eatables. 
 
 Comitiale, maladie (Kohmeesseedhl, mahal- 
 ahdee). Epilepsy. 
 
 C ommemoratif , -ive {KohmehmohrahUef. 
 Commemoi ative. 
 
 Comminutif,-ive {Kohmeenuteef). Com- 
 minutive. 
 
 Comminution {Kohmeenussidn). Commin- 
 ution. 
 
 Commissural, -e {KohmeessurdU). Com- 
 missural. 
 
 Commissure {KohmeessAr) Commissure. 
 
 Commotion (Kohmmohssidn). Concussion. 
 
 Commun,-e {Kohmmihn). Common. 
 
 Communicant, -e (Kohmmuneekdhn). 
 Communicating. 
 
 Communication {Kohmmuneekahssidn). 
 Communication. 
 
 Compacite (Kohmpahsseetd). Compact- 
 ness. 
 
 Comparaison (Kohmpahrehzdhn). Com- 
 parison. 
 
 Comparatif , -ive ' {KohmpahrahUef) . Com- 
 parative. 
 
 Compare, -e (Kohmpahrd). Compared. 
 
 Complexe {KohmpUhx). Complex. 
 
 Complexion (Kohmplehxidn), The sum of 
 physical characters. Constitution. 
 
 Complezus, Grand (KohmplehxUs grdhn). 
 Trachelo-occipital muscle. 
 
 C, Petit {K. ptie). Trachelo-mastoid 
 muscle. 
 
 Complication {Kohmpleekahssidn). Com- 
 plication. 
 
 Complique,-e (Kohmpleekd). Complicated. 
 
 Compos€,-e {Kohmpohzd). Composed. 
 
 Compost (^Kohmpohzd). Compound. 
 
 Compositif,-ive {Kohmpohzeeteif). Com- 
 posite. 
 
 Composition (Kohmpohzeessidn). Compo- 
 sition. 
 
 Compresse (KohmprShss). A compress. 
 
 Compresseur (Kohmprehss4kr). Compres- 
 sor. Tourniquet. 
 
 Compressibilite (Kohmprehsseebeeleetd). 
 Compressibility. 
 
 Compressible (KohmprekssSeble). Com- 
 pressible. 
 
 Compressif,-ive (KohmprehssSef). Com- 
 pressive. 
 
 Compression (Kohmprehsseedhn). Com- 
 pression. 
 
 Comprimg,-e (Kohmpreemd). Compressed. 
 
 Compte-goutte (Kohnt-gdot). A drop-bot- 
 tle. 
 
 Conarium (Kohnahreedhm). Pineal gland. 
 
 Concasser (Kohnkahssd). To pound. 
 Crush. Bruise. 
 
 Concave (Kohnkdhv). Concave. 
 
 Concavite (Kohnkahveetd). Concavity. 
 
 Concentration (Kohnsahntrahssidn). Con- 
 centration. 
 
 Conception (Kohnsehpsseedhn). Concep- 
 tion. 
 
 Conchiforme (Kohnsheefdhrm). In the 
 shape of a shell. 
 
 Conchinien, Muscle {KohnsheeneeShn, 
 Mohsl). The concho-anthelix muscle; 
 obliquus auriculas. 
 
 Concho-anthelix (Kohnko-ahntehlSex). Ob- 
 liquus auriculae. 
 
 C. -helix (K.-hehUex). Transversus auric- 
 ulae. 
 
 Concoction (Kohnkohksseedhn). Concoc- 
 tion. 
 
 Concombre (Kohnkdhmbr). Cucumber. 
 
 Concomitant,-e (Kohnkohmeetdhn). Con- 
 comitant. 
 
 Concret,-Ste (KohnkrSh). Concrete. 
 
 Concretion (Koknkrehssidn). Concretion. 
 
 Condensable (Kohndahnsdhbl). Condens- 
 able. 
 
 Condensant,-e (Kohdahnsdhn). Condens- 
 ing. 
 
 Condensateur (KohndahnsahUhr). Con- 
 denser. 
 Condenser (Kohdahnsd). To condense. 
 Condenseur {KohndahnsShr). Condenser. 
 Condiment (Kohndeemdhn). Spice. Con- 
 diment. 
 
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Con 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Con 
 
 Condit(Kohndee). Confect. 
 
 Condition {Kohndeessidn). Condition. 
 
 Condom (Kohnddhm). Condom. 
 
 Conducteur {KohndukUhr). Conductor. 
 Director. 
 
 Conductibilite (Kohndukteebeeleetd). The 
 conducting property. 
 
 Conduction {Kohndukssidn). Conduction. 
 
 Conduit {Kohnduie). Duct. Canal. 
 Tube. 
 
 C. aerien {K. ahehreeShn). Trachea. 
 
 C. alimentaire (K. ahleemahnUhr). Ali- 
 mentary canal. 
 
 C. lacrymal {K. lahkreemdhl). Lacrymal 
 duct. 
 
 C. spennatique {K. spehrmahteek). Vas 
 deferens. 
 
 Condyle {Kohndiel). Condyle. 
 
 Condylien,-ne (KohndeeleeShn). Relating 
 to condyles. 
 
 Condylome {KohndeeUhm). Condyloma. 
 
 Cone {Kohn). Cone. 
 
 Coneine (KohnehSen). Alcaloid of conium. 
 
 Confection (Kohnfehkssidn). Confection. 
 Conserve. 
 
 Configuration (Kohnfeegurahssidn). Con- 
 figuration. 
 
 Coiifine,-e (Kohnfeend). Confined within 
 certain limits. 
 
 Confinement (Kohnfeenmdhn). Over- 
 crowding in barracks or hospital. 
 
 Confluent, -e (Kohnftudhn). Confluent. 
 
 Conforme (Kohnfdhrm). Conformable. 
 
 Confortant,-e (.Kohnfohrtdhn). Strength- 
 ening. 
 
 Congelation (Kohnzshehlahssidn). Con- 
 gelation. 
 
 Congenere (KohnzshehnShr). Congener. 
 
 Congenital, -e (Kohnzshehneetdhl). Con- 
 genital. 
 
 Congestibilite (Kohnzshehsleebeeleeid) . 
 Possibility of being congested. 
 
 Congestible (KohnzshehstSebl). Pertaining 
 to congestion. 
 
 Congestif,-ive (Kohnzshehsteif). Conges- 
 tive. 
 
 Congestion (Kohnzshehssidn). Congestion. 
 
 Congestionne,-e {Kohnzshehssiohnd). Con- 
 gested. 
 
 Congestionel,-le (Kohnzskehssionihl). Per- 
 taining to congestion. 
 
 Conglomgre,-e {Kohnglohme'hrd) . Con- 
 glomerate. 
 
 Congres {Kohngrd). Congress. 
 
 Conicine (Kohneesien). Conin. 
 
 Conique {Kohniek). Conical. 
 
 Conium (Kohneedom). Conium. Hem- 
 lock. 
 
 Conjonctif,-ive (KohnzshohnktSef). Con- 
 junctive. 
 
 Conjonctival,-e (Kohnzshohnkteevahl) . 
 Conjunctival. 
 
 Conjonctive {KohnzshohnkUev). Conjunc- 
 tiva. 
 
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 Conjonctivite (KohnzshohnkteevSet). Con- 
 junctivitis. 
 
 Conjugue,-e (Kohzshugd). Conjugate. 
 
 Connaissance (Kohnnehssdhns). Under- 
 standing. Knowledge. 
 
 Connectif,-ive (KohnnehkUef). Connec- 
 tive. 
 
 Connexion {Kohnnehkssidn). Connection. 
 Affinity. 
 
 Conoidal,-e (Kohnoheeddhl). Conoid. 
 
 Conque (Kohnk). Concha. 
 
 Consanguin,-e (JK.ohnsahngvihn). Consan- 
 guineous. 
 
 Consanguinity (Kohnsahngveeneetd). Con- 
 sangmnity. 
 
 Conscience {Kohnsseedhns). Conscience. 
 Consciousness. 
 
 Consgcutif,-ive {KohnsehkuUef). Consec- 
 utive. Following after. 
 
 Conseil (Kohnsd). Council. 
 
 Consensus {Kohnsahnsii). Concensus. 
 Sympathy. 
 
 Conservateur,-trice {Kohnsehnahtehr) . 
 Conservative. 
 
 Conservation {Kohnsehrvahssidn). Preser- 
 vation. Conservation. 
 
 Conserve (Kohnsihrv). Conserve. Con- 
 fection. 
 
 Conserves (,Kohnsihrv). Spectacles to im- 
 prove vision. 
 
 Consistance (Kohnseestdhns). Consist- 
 ency. 
 
 Consolidant,-e {KohnsoUeeddhn). Con- 
 solidating. Cicatrizing. 
 
 Consomme {Kohnsohmd). Broth. 
 
 Consomptif,-ive (Kohnsohmpteef). Con- 
 sumptive. 
 
 Consomption {Kohnsohmpssidn). Con- 
 sumption. Wasting. 
 
 Consonance (Kohnsohndhns) . Conson- 
 ance. Concord. 
 
 Constatation {Kohnstahtahssidn). Declar- 
 ation. 
 
 Constipant,-e {Kohnsteepdhn). Constipat- 
 ing. 
 
 Constipation (Kohnsteepahssidn). Consti- 
 pation. 
 
 Constipe,-e (Kohnsteepd). Costive. 
 
 Constituant,-e {Kohnsteetudhn). Constit- 
 uent. 
 
 Constitutif,-ive {KohnsteetutSef). Consti- 
 tutive. 
 
 Constitution {Kohnsteetussion). Constitu- 
 tion. 
 
 Constitutionnel,-le (JKohnsteetussioneU). 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Constricteur, -trice {KohnstreekUhr). Con- 
 strictor. 
 
 Constriction {Kohnstreekssidn). Constric- 
 tion. 
 
 Constructivite {Kohnstrukteeveetd). Con- 
 structiveness. 
 
 Consultant {KohnsuUdhn). Consultant. 
 
Con 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 C. spe 
 
 Consultation {Kohnsultahssidn). Consul- 
 tation. 
 Contact {Kohntdhkt). Contact. 
 Contage (Kohntdhzsh). The virus of con- 
 tagion. 
 Contagieiix-ieuse (Kohntahzsheeih) . Con- 
 tagious. 
 Contagion {Kohntahzshee6hn). Contagion. 
 Infection. 
 
 Contagiosite {Kohntahzsheeohzeetd). Con- 
 tagiousness. 
 
 Contemplation {KoJintahmplahssidn). Con- 
 templation. Observation. 
 
 Contentif,-ive {KohntahnUef). Retentive. 
 Keefjing fragments of a fractured bone, or 
 the lips of a wound in apposition. 
 
 Contention (Kohntahnssidn). The act of 
 maintaining in place separated parts of 
 an organ (fractured bone, etc.). 
 
 Contenu {KohntnH). The contents. 
 
 Contexture (Kohntehkstlir). Texture. 
 
 Contigulte {Kohnteegueetd). Contiguity. 
 Proximity. 
 
 Continence (Kohnteendhns). Continency. 
 
 Continent, -e {Kohnteendhn). Continent. 
 Continuous. 
 
 Continu,-e {Kohnteenii). Continuous. 
 
 Continuite {Kohnteenueeid). Continuity. 
 
 Contondant,-e {Kohntohnddhn). Bruising. 
 Blunt. 
 
 Contour {Kohntdor). Outline. Contour. 
 
 Contourne,-e (Kohntoornd). Twisted 
 around. 
 
 Contractile (Kohntrahkteel). Contractile. 
 
 Contractilite (Kohntrahkteeleetd). Contrac- 
 tility. 
 
 Contraction {Kohntrahkssi6n). Contrac- 
 tion. 
 
 Contracture {KohntrahMar) . Contracture. 
 
 Contralateral,-e {Kohntrahlahtehrdhl). Sit- 
 uated on the opposite side. 
 
 Contraste (Kohntrdhst). Contrast. 
 
 Contre-coup (Kohntrkoo). Counter-stroke. 
 
 Contre-extension {Kohntrehxtahnssidn). 
 Counter-extension. 
 
 Contre -indication {Kohntrehndeekahssidn) . 
 Counterindication. 
 
 Contre -poison (KontrpoodhzShn). Anti- 
 dote. 
 
 Contre-ouverture (KohntroovehrtUr). 
 Counter-opening. 
 
 Contre-stimulant,-e (Kohntrsteemuldhn). 
 Counter-stimulant. 
 
 Contus,-e (Kohntii). Contused. Bruised. 
 
 Contusion (Kohntuzidn). Contusion. 
 Bruise. 
 
 Convalescence {Kohnvahlehssdhns). Con- 
 valescence. 
 
 Convalescent,-e {Kohnvahlehssdhn). Con- 
 valescent. 
 
 Convergence (Kohnvehrzshdhns). Conver- 
 gence. 
 
 Convergent,-e {Kohnvehrzshdhn). Con- 
 vergent. 
 
 Convex e {Kohnvihks). Convex. 
 
 Convolutif,-ive {KohnvohluUef). Convo- 
 lute. 
 
 Convuls6,-e (Cohnvulsd). In a state of 
 convulsive contractions. 
 
 Convulsibilite (Kohvulseebeeleetd). Ten- 
 dency to convulsive movements. 
 
 Convulsif,-ive (KohnvulsSef) . Convulsive. 
 
 Convulsion {Kohnvulssidn). Convulsion. 
 Spasms. 
 
 Convulsionant,-e (Kohnvulseeohndhn). 
 Convulsive. 
 
 Convulsivant,-e (Kokvulseevdhn). Caus- 
 ing convulsions. 
 
 Coordination (Kohohrdeenahssidn). Coor- 
 dination. 
 
 Copahu {KohpaM). Copaiba. 
 
 Coprolalie (KohprohlahUe). Coprolalia. 
 
 Copulation (KohpulahssiSn). Copulation. 
 
 Copule,-e (Kohpuld). Copulative. 
 
 Coq. (Kohk). Cock. 
 
 Coque (Kohk). Shell. 
 
 Coqueluche {KohklUsh). Whooping-cough. 
 
 Coquelucheux,-euse (Kohlusheh). Per- 
 taining to or affected with whooping- 
 cough. 
 
 Cor (Kohr). Corn. 
 
 Coraco-brachial (.Kohrahkoh-brahkeedhl) . 
 Coraco-brachial (muscle). 
 
 Coraco-claviculaire (K.-klahveekuUhr). 
 Coraco-clavicular (ligament). 
 
 Coraco-humeral {K.-umehrdhl). Coraco- 
 humeral (ligament). 
 
 Ciiraco-hyoidien {K.-heeoheedee&hn). Omo- 
 hyoidien (muscle). 
 
 Coraco -radial {K.-rahdeedU), Biceps- 
 brachial (muscle). 
 
 Coracoide (Kohrahkoheed). Coracoid proc- 
 ess. 
 
 Coracoidien {Kohrahkoheedeeehn). Coraco- 
 acromial ligament. 
 
 Corail (Kohrai). Coral. 
 
 Corbeau (Kohrboh). Raven. Crow. 
 
 Corde (Kohrd). Chord. 
 
 C. dorsale {K. dohrsdhl). Notochord. 
 
 C. sonores {K. sohndhr). Semi-circular 
 canals of internal ear. 
 
 C. spinale {K. speendM). Spinal cord. 
 
 C. du tympan (K. du iehmpdhn). Chorda 
 tympani. 
 
 C. vocale (K. vohkdhl). Vocalcord. 
 
 Cordee (Kordd). Chordee. 
 
 Cordial, -e {Kohrdeedhl). Cordial, aromat- 
 ic. Cardiac. 
 
 Cordiforme (Kohrdeefdhrm). In the shape 
 of a heart. 
 
 Cordon (Kohrddhn). Cord. Column of 
 spinal cord. 
 
 C. umbilical (K. ohmbeeleekdhl). Umbili- 
 cal cord. 
 
 C. sanitaire (K. sahneetehr). Sanitary 
 guard around an infected area. 
 
 C. spermatique {K. spehrmahtSek). Sper- 
 matic cord. 
 
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Cor 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Cou 
 
 Cornage (Kokrndhzsh). Roaring (of 
 horses). 
 
 Come {Kohrn). Horn. 
 
 C. d'Ammon {K. dahmmdhn). Hippo- 
 campus major. 
 
 Come,-e {Kohrnd). Homy. 
 
 Comee {Kohrnd). Cornea. 
 
 ComSen,-ne (KohrnehShn). Corneal. 
 
 Comet acoustique (K. ahkoosUek). Ear 
 trumpet. 
 
 C. inferieur {K. ehnfehreeShr). Inferior 
 turbinate bone. 
 
 C. moyen (K. mooahiehn). Middle turbin- 
 ate bone. 
 
 C. sphenoidal {K. spehnoheeddhl). Sphe- 
 noidal turbinate bone. 
 
 C. superieur {K. supehreeShr). Superior 
 turbinated bone. 
 
 Comu,-e {KohrnH). Having horns. 
 
 Corolle (Kohrdhl). CoroUa. 
 
 Coronaire (KohrohnShr). Coronary. 
 
 Coronal (Kohrohndhl). Coronal or frontal 
 (bone). 
 
 Coronoide (Kohrohnoeed). Coronoid proc- 
 ess. 
 
 Coronoidien {Kohrohnoheedee&hn). Per- 
 taining to the coronoid process. 
 
 Corps (Kohr). Body. Substance. 
 
 Corpulence {Kohrpuldhns). Corpulence. 
 
 Corpusculaire {KohrpuskuUhr). Corpus- 
 cular. 
 
 Corpuscule {KohrpuskUl). Corpusclej 
 
 Correctif,-iye (Kohrehkteef). Corrective. 
 
 Correlation XKohrehlahssidn). Correlation. 
 
 Corroboratif,-ive (Kohrohbohrahterf). Cor- 
 roborative. 
 
 Corrodant,-e (Kohrohddhn). Corrosive. 
 Corroding. 
 
 Corrosif,-ive (KohrohsSef). Corrosive. 
 Corroding. 
 
 Corrosion {Kohrofizidn). Corrosion. 
 
 Corrugation {Kohrugahssidn). Wrinkling. 
 Corrugation. 
 
 Corset {KohrsSh). Corset. 
 
 Cortex (Kohrtehx). Cortex. Bark. 
 
 Cortical, -e {KohrteekdU). Cortical. 
 
 Coryza (Kohreezdh). Coryza. Nasal ca- 
 tarrh. 
 
 Cosmetique {Kohsmehteek). Cosmetic. 
 
 {iostal,-e {KohstdU). Costal. 
 
 Costalgie (KohstahlzshSe). Costalgia. 
 
 Costo-abdominal (Kohstoh-ahbdomeendhl). 
 External oblique muscle of the abdomen. 
 
 C.-claviculaire {K.-klahveekuUhr). Sub- 
 clavicular muscle. 
 
 C.-coracoidien {K.-kohrahkoheedeeihn). 
 Pectoralis minor muscle. 
 
 C-^VihieniiK.-pubeeehn). The rectus mus- 
 cle of the abdomen. 
 
 C.-scapulaire {K.-skahpuUhr). Serratus 
 magnus muscle. 
 
 CSte {Koht). Rib. 
 
 Cote {Kohtd):%,SiA.e. Flank. 
 
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 Coton {Kohtdhn). Cotton. Cottonwool. 
 
 Cotonneux,-euse {Kohtonih). Cottony, 
 Spongy. 
 
 Cotyle (KohUil). Acetabulum. Cotyla. 
 
 Cotyledon {Kohteelehddhn). Cotyledon, 
 
 Colyloide (Kohteelohied). Cotyloid. 
 
 Cotyloidien,-ne (Kohteeloheedeethn). Coty- 
 loid or acetabular ligament. 
 
 Cou (Koo). Neck. 
 
 Couche (Koosh). Layer. Stratum. 
 
 C. adipeuse (,K. ahdeepihz). Subcutane- 
 ous fat. 
 
 Couche, -e (Kooshd). Lying down. 
 
 Coucher (Kooshd). Decubitus. 
 
 Couches {Koosh). Confinement. Puer- 
 peral state. 
 
 C. optiques {K. ohpUek). Optic thalami. 
 
 C. suite de {K. suSet deh). Lochies. 
 
 Coude {Kood). Elbow. 
 
 Cou-de-pied {Koo-d-peed). Instep. 
 
 Couenne {Kooihnn). Membrane. Coat. 
 
 C. inflammatoire {K. ehnflahmahtoodhr). 
 Inflammatory membrane. Buffy coat 
 (in pleurisy). 
 
 Couenneux,- euse {Kooehnneh). Pseudo- 
 membranous. 
 
 Couenneuse, angine {KooehnnShz, ahnz- 
 shSen). Diphtheria. Croup. 
 
 Couleur {KooUhr). Color. 
 
 Couleuvre {KooUhvr). Snake. Adder. 
 
 Coulisse {KooUess). Groove. 
 
 Couloir {Kooloodhr). Colatorium. 
 
 Coup {Koo). Blow. Stroke. 
 
 C. de feu {K.-d-feh). Gunshot wound. 
 
 C. de sang {K.-d-sahn). Apoplectic stroke. 
 
 C. de soleil {K.-d-sohUhl). Sunstroke. 
 
 Coupage {Koopdhzsh). Diluting with 
 water, etc. 
 
 Coupe {Koop). Section. 
 
 Couper {Koopd). To cut. To dilute. 
 
 Couperose {Kooprdhz). Acne rosacea. 
 
 Couple {Koopl). A couple. A pair. 
 
 Coupure {KoopUr). Incision. 
 
 Courant {Koordhf). Current. Stream. 
 
 C. d'air {K. dehr). A draught (of air). 
 
 Courbature {KoorbahtUr). A feeling of 
 fatigue in the back and limbs, also of 
 lassitude. 
 
 Courb6,-e {Koorbd). Curved. Bent. 
 
 Courbure {KoorbUr). Curve. Curvature. 
 
 Couronne {KoorShnn). Crown. 
 
 C. de Venus {K. deh VehnHs). Syphilitic 
 eruption (on the forehead). 
 
 C. rayonnahte {K. rehiohndhnt). Corona 
 radiata. 
 
 Couronnement {Koorohnmdhn). Crown- 
 ing. Surrounding. 
 
 Cours {Koor). Course. Current. 
 
 C. de ventre {K. deh vahntr). Diarrhoea. 
 
 Course {Koors). Running on foot. 
 
 Court, -e {Koor). Short. 
 
 Coussin {Koossihn). Cushion. 
 
 Coussinst {KoosseenSh). Cushion. Pad. 
 
 Couteau {Kootdh). Knife. 
 
Cou 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Cri 
 
 Couture {KootUr). Seam. Cicatrix. 
 
 Couturier {Kootureeih). Sartorius muscle. 
 
 Couvre-chef {Koovre-SUhf). Head-band- 
 age. 
 
 Couveuse {Koovihz). Incubator. 
 
 Coxalgie {KohxahlzsMe). Coxalgia. 
 
 Coxalgique {KohxahlzshSek) . Coxalgie. 
 
 Crachat (Krahskdh). Sputum. Spittle. 
 
 Crachement {Krahshmdhn). Expectora- 
 tion. 
 
 Crachotement (Krahshotmdhn). Frequent 
 slight expectoration. 
 
 Craie (Krih). Chalk. 
 
 Crampe {Krahmp). Cramp. 
 
 C. des Scrivains (it. dehz ehkreevihn). 
 Writer's cramp. 
 
 C. d'estomac {K. dehstohmdh). Pain in 
 the stomach. 
 
 C. de poitrine (it. deh pooahtrSen). An- 
 g|ina pectoris. 
 
 Crane (Krahn). Skull. Cranium. 
 
 Craniectomie {Krahneehktohm&e) . Crani- 
 ectomy. 
 
 Cranioclaste {Krahneeohkldhst) . Instru- 
 ment for crushing the foetal head. 
 Cranioclast. 
 
 Craniologie (Krahneeohlohzshee). Crani- 
 ology. Phrenology. 
 
 CraniomStrie' {KrahneeohmeUrSe). Crani- 
 ometry. 
 
 Craniotomie (Krahneeohtohmie). Craniot- 
 omy. 
 
 Crapaud (Krahpdh). Toad. 
 
 Craquement (Krahkmdhn). Crepitation. 
 Crackling sound. Rale. 
 
 Crase (Krahz). Crasis. Constitution. 
 
 Crasique (KrahzSek). Pertaining to a 
 crasis. 
 
 Cravate (Krahvdht). Triangular bandage. 
 
 Crayeux,-euse {KrehUh). Cretaceous. 
 Chalky. 
 
 Crayon (Krehidhn). Pencil. Stick (of 
 nitrate of silver, etc.). 
 
 Creasote {Krehahzdht). Creosote. 
 
 Creatine {KrehahUen). Creatin. 
 
 Creche (Krehsh). Infant shelter. 
 
 Cremaster {Krehmahstihr) . Cremaster 
 muscle. 
 
 Cremation (Krehmahssidn). Cremation. 
 
 Creme (Krehm). Cream. 
 
 C. de tartre (K. deh tahrtr). Cream of tar- 
 tar. Tartrate of potassium. 
 
 C. de tartre soluble {K. deh tahrtr sohlilbl). 
 Soluble cream of tartar. 
 
 Crement (Krehmdhn). The absorbed part 
 of food. 
 
 Cremeux,-euse (KrehmSh). Resembling 
 cream. 
 
 Cremometre (KrehmohmShtr). Cremom- 
 eter. 
 
 Cr6nS,-e (Krehnd). Indentated. Cren- 
 ated. 
 
 CrSnelure (KrehnlUr). Indentation. 
 
 CrSophage (.Krehohfdhzsh). Carnivorous. 
 
 Creosote {Krehohzdht). Creosote. 
 
 Crepitant, -e {Krehpeetdhn). Crepitant. 
 
 Crepitation {Krehpeetahssidn). Crepita- 
 tion. 
 
 Crepitus (Krehpeetilss). Crepitus. 
 
 Cr§pu,-e {Krehpa). Crisp. 
 
 CrSpusculaire (KrehpuskuUhr). Crepus- 
 cular. 
 
 Cresson {Krehssdhn). Cress. 
 
 Cretac6,-e {Krehtahssih) . Cretaceous. 
 
 Crete {Kreht). Crest. Ridge. 
 
 Cretes de coq {Kreht deh kohk). Warts. 
 
 Cretin {Krehtihn). Cretin. Idiot. 
 
 Cr€tiiusme (Krehteeniesm) . Cretinism. 
 
 Creuset (Krehzih). Crucible. 
 
 Creux (Kreh). Hollow. Cavity. 
 
 Creux de I'aisselle (it. deh lehssihl). Arm 
 pit. 
 
 Creux de I'estomac {K. deh lehstohmdh). 
 Pit of the stomach. 
 
 Creux de la main {K. deh lah mihn). Hol- 
 low of the hand. 
 
 Creux poplite {K. pohpleetd). Popliteal 
 space. 
 
 Crevasse (Krehvdhss). Crevice. Fissure. 
 Crack. 
 
 Cri {Kree). Cry. Scream. 
 
 Criard,-e (Kreedhr). Crying. Discordant. 
 
 Crible,-e (Kreebld). Riddled like a sieve. 
 
 Cribleux,-euse {KreebUh). Riddled like a 
 sieve. 
 
 Cribration {Kreebrahssidn). Cribration 
 Sifting. 
 
 Cribriform (Kreebreefdrm). Cribriform. 
 
 Cricolde {KreekoMed). Cricoid. 
 
 Crime (Kreem). Crime. 
 
 Criminality (Kreemeenahleetd). Criminal- 
 ity. 
 
 Criniinel,-le {KreemeenM). Criminal. 
 
 Crin (Krehn). Horsehair. 
 
 Criniere {Kreeneeihr). Mane. 
 
 Crise (Kreez). Crisis. 
 
 Crispation {Kreespahssidn). Shuddering. 
 Thrilling sensation. Wrinkling. Con- 
 dition of goose-skin. 
 
 Cristal (Kreestdhl). Crystal. 
 
 Cristal de lune {K. deh lun). Silver ni- 
 trate. 
 
 Cristal mineral {K. meenehrdhl). Salt- 
 peter. 
 
 Cristal de tartre (K. deh tahrtr). Acid tar- 
 trate of potassium. 
 
 Cristal de Venus (K. deh Vehnus). Ace- 
 tate of copper. 
 
 Cristallin {Kreestahllihn). Crystalline lens. 
 
 Cristalline (KreestahlUen) . Herpes of penis 
 or of vulva. 
 
 Cristallisation {Kreestahlleezahssidn) . 
 Crystallization. 
 
 Cristallis§,-e {Kreestahlleezd). Crystal- 
 lized. 
 
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Cri 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Cyc 
 
 Cristalloide [KreestaloMed). Capsule of 
 the crystalline lens. 
 
 Cristalloidite (Kreestahloheedeet). Inflam- 
 mation of the capstile of the lens. 
 
 Critique {Kreeteek). Critical. 
 
 Cto<ib.et{Krohshd). Hook. Hamular proc- 
 ess of the cochlea. 
 
 Crochu,-e {KrohshU). Crooked. Hooked. 
 
 Crochu Os {K. Ohss). Unciform bone. 
 
 Crocus {KrohkUs). Saffron. 
 
 Croise,-e {Krooahzd). Crossed. Crucial. 
 
 Croisement {Krooahzmdhn). Cross-breed- 
 ing. 
 
 Croissance (Krooahssdhns). Growth. 
 
 Croix (Kroodh). Apparatus in shape of a 
 cross for fracture of clavicle. 
 
 Croix de Malta {K. deh Mahlt). Compress 
 in the form of a cross. 
 
 Crotale (Krohtdhl). Rattle snake. 
 
 Crotou, huile de {Krotohn, Itieel deh). Cro- 
 ton oil. '■'■ 
 
 Croup {Kroop). Croup. 
 
 Croup spasmodique {K. spahzmohdiek). 
 Spasm of glottis ; laryngismus stridulus. 
 
 Croupal (Kroopdhl). Croupous. 
 
 Croupion {Kroopeedhn). Rump. 
 
 Croute {Kroot). Crust. Scab. 
 
 Crouteux,-euse {Krooteh). Crusted. 
 Scabby. 
 
 Cru,-e {Kru). Raw. Uncooked. Unripe. 
 
 Crucial (Krusseedhl). Crucial. 
 
 Cruciforme (Krusseefdhrm) . Cruciform. 
 
 Crudite (Krudeetd). Crudeness. 
 
 Cruentation (Kruahntahssidn). Oozing 
 blood from wounds. 
 
 Crural,-e {KrurdU). Crural. 
 
 C, artere {K. ahrtihr). Femoral artery. 
 
 C, canal {K. kahndhl). Femoral canal; 
 crural ring. 
 
 C, carre (K. kahrd). Quadratus femoris 
 muscle. 
 
 C, nerf (K. nehr). Anterior crural nerve. 
 
 Crustaces {Krustahsseh). Crustacea. 
 
 Crypte {Kreept). Follicle. Crypt. 
 
 Cryptogames (Kreeptohgahm) . Crypto- 
 gams. 
 
 Cryptorchidie (KreeptohrkeedSe). Cryptor- 
 chism. 
 
 Cubebe (Kubehb). Cubebs. 
 
 Cubique (Kuhiek). Cubic. 
 
 Cubital, -e (Kubeetdhl). Ulnar. Cubital. 
 
 C. antSrieur (K. ahntehreeehr). Flexor 
 carpi ulnaris m. 
 
 C. artere (K. ahrUhr). Ulnar artery. 
 
 C. posterieur {K. postehreeehr). Extensor 
 carpi ulnaris m. 
 
 Cubitus {KubeeMs). Ulna. 
 
 Cuboide (KuboMed). Cuboid. 
 
 Cucullaire (KukuUihr). Trapezius muscle. 
 
 Cuillere (KueeShr). Spoon. 
 
 Cuilleree {Kueeehrd). Spoonful. 
 
 C. a bouche {K. ah boosh). Tablespoon. 
 
 C. a cafe {K. ah kahjd). Teaspoon. 
 
 Cuilleron {Kueeehr6hn), Small spoon. 
 
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 Cuir (KuSer). Leather. 
 
 C. chevelu (K. shehvlii). Scalp. 
 
 Cuirasse (Kueerdhss). A fixed bandage 
 
 for the chest. 
 Cuisant,-e {Kueezdhn). Burning. Smart- 
 ing. 
 Cuisine (Kueezien). Kitchen. 
 Cuisse {Kueess). Thigh. 
 Cuisson {Kueessdhn). Burning pain. 
 
 Cooking. 
 Cuit,-e (Kuee). Cooked. 
 Cuivrate (Kueevrdht). Combination of 
 
 cupric oxide with a base. 
 Cuivre (Kueevr). Copper. 
 Cuivre,-e {Kueevr d). Copper-colored. 
 Cuivreux,-euse (Kueevreh). Coppery. 
 Cuivrique {Kueevr^ek). Cupric. 
 Culbute {KulbM). Somersault. Fall. 
 Cul-de-poule {Kudp6ol). Orifice having 
 
 everted edges. 
 Cul-de-sac {Kudsdhk). Cul-de-sac. 
 Culot (Kuldh). Bottom of a crucible. 
 Culture {KulMr). Culture. 
 Cuneen,-ne {Kunehehn). Pertaining to 
 
 cuneiform bones. Cuneate. 
 Cuneiforme {Kuneheefdrm). Cuneiform. 
 Cuneus (KunehUs). Cuneate lobe of brain 
 
 (on the mesial surface of the occipital 
 
 lobe). 
 Cuprate (Kuprdht). Combination of a 
 
 cupric compound with a base. 
 Curability (Kurahbeeleetd). Curability. 
 Curable (Kurdhbl). Curable. 
 Curage {Kurdhzsh). Curetting. 
 Curare (Kurdhr). Curare. 
 Curatif,-ive {Kurahteef) . Curative. 
 Curation (Kurakssidn). Curing. 
 Cure (Kur). Cure. Treatment. 
 C.-dent {Kur ddhn). Toothpick. 
 C.-oreille {Kur-ohrehi). Ear-spoon. Ear 
 
 pick. 
 Cmrette {Kur&ht). Curette. 
 Curvateur, -trice {KurvahUhr). Having a 
 
 curve. 
 C. du coccyx {K. du kokseex). Coccygeus 
 
 muscle. 
 Curvatif,-ive (KurvahUef) . Slightly 
 
 curved. 
 Cuspid6,-e {Kuspeedd). Cuspidate. 
 Cutane,-e {Kutahnd). Cutaneous. 
 Cuticule {Kuteekal). Cuticle. 
 Cuve {Kuv). Tub. Bath. 
 Cyanate {Seeahndhi). Cyanate. 
 Cyaneux,-euse {Seeahneh). Cyanic. 
 Cyanhydrique, acide {Seeahneedrlek, ahs- 
 
 sSed). Hydrocyanic or Prussic acid. 
 Cyanose {Seeahndhz}. Cyanosis. 
 Cyanose,-e {Seeahnohzd). Cyanosed. 
 Cyanotique {SeeahnohUek). Cyanotic. 
 Cyanure {SeeahnAr) . Cyanide. 
 Cycle {Seekl). Cycle. 
 Cyclique {Seekleek). Cyclic. 
 Cyclite (SeekUet). Inflammation of the- 
 
 ciliary portion of the eye. Cyelitis. 
 
Cyc 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Cyt 
 
 Cyclopie {SeeklohpSe). Cyclopia. ' 
 
 Cygne {Seen). Swan. 
 
 Cylindraxe (Seelehndrdhx) . Axis-cylin- 
 der. 
 
 Cylindre (Seelekndr). Cylinder. Cast (of 
 urine). 
 
 Cylindrique {Seelehndriek). Cylindrical. 
 
 Cynique {SeenSek). Cynic. 
 
 Cynoglosse {Seenohgldhss). Dogjs 
 tongue. 
 
 Cyphose {Seefdhz). Kyphosis. Posterior 
 curvature of the spine. 
 
 Cyphotique {SeefohUek). Kyphotic. 
 
 Cystalgie (SeestaMzshie). Pain in the 
 bladder. Cystalgia. 
 
 Cystectasie {SeestehktahzSe). Dilatation of 
 the bladder. 
 
 Cysticerque {Seesteesihrk). Cysticercus. 
 
 CysHcule (Seesteekiil). Small pouch. Ves- 
 icle. 
 
 Cystine (SeesUen). Cystin. 
 
 Cystique {SeesUek). Cystic. 
 
 Cystirrhagie (Seesteerahzshee). Vesical 
 hemorrhage. 
 
 Cystirrhaphie (SeesteerahfSe). Suture of 
 the bladder. 
 
 Cystite {SeesUet). Cystitis. 
 
 Cystitomie (Seesteetohmie) . Cystitomy. 
 Opening of the capsule of the lens. 
 
 Cystocele (SeestohssM) . Cystocele. 
 
 Cystocope (Seestohkdhp) . Cystocope. 
 
 CystomlrocSle {SeestohmehrohssM) . Her- 
 nia of the bladder through the femoral 
 ring. 
 
 Cystoptose (Seestohpt6hz). Cytoptosis. 
 Prolapsus of the internal membrane of 
 the bladder through its neck. 
 
 Cystorrhagie {Seestohrahzshie). Hemor- 
 rhage from the bladder. 
 
 Cystotomie {Seestohtohm&e). Cystotomy. 
 Lithotomy. 
 
 Cytologie (Seetohlohzshee) . Cytology. 
 
 Cytoplasme (Seetohpldhzm). Protoplasm, 
 Cytoplasm. 
 
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Dae 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Dec 
 
 D 
 
 Dacryocystite (DahkreeohceesteH). Inflam- 
 mation of the lachrymal sac. 
 
 Dacryolithe (DahkreeohUet). Dacryolith. 
 
 DacryoUthiase (Dahkreeohleetheedhz). 
 Dacryolithiasis . 
 
 Dacryonome (Dahkreeohndhm). Ulcer of 
 the lacrymal ducts. 
 
 Dactyle,-e (DaKkteeld). Dactylate. 
 
 Dactylion (Dahkteeleedhn). Webbed fin- 
 gers. Syndyctalism. Dactylion. 
 
 Dactylite {DahkteeUet). Dactylitis. 
 
 Dactyloide {DahkteeloMed). Dactyloid. 
 
 Daltonien,-ne (Dahltohneeihn). Referable 
 to Daltonism. 
 
 Daltonisme (JDaUtohntesm). Color blind- 
 ness. Daltonism. 
 
 Danse de St. Guy {Dahns deh St. Gu). 
 Chorea. 
 
 Danse de St. Wyt {Dahns dah St. Veet). 
 Chorea. 
 
 Dard (Dahr). Sting of insects. Dart. 
 
 Dartos {Dahrtdhss). Muscular coating of 
 scrotum. 
 
 Dartre {Dahrtr). A generic name for var- 
 ious eruptions of the skin (herpes, etc.). 
 
 Dartreux,-euse (Dahrtreh). Herpetic. 
 Scabby. 
 
 Datte (Daht). Date (fruit). 
 
 Datura stramoine (Dahturdh strahmoodhn). 
 Stramonium. 
 
 Davier (Dahveed). Tooth forceps. 
 
 Dealbation {Dehahlhahssidn). Rendering 
 white. 
 
 D6bander (Dehbahndd). Remove a band- 
 age. 
 
 Debile (.DehUel). Weakly. Feeble. 
 
 Debilitant,-e {DeKbeeleetdhn). Debilitat- 
 ing. Weakening. 
 
 DSbilite (Dehbeeleetd). Debility. 
 
 Debit (DeeUe). Output. 
 
 Deboitement (Dehbooahtrndhn). Disloca- 
 tion. 
 
 Debordement (Dehbohrdmdhn). Overflow- 
 ing. 
 
 Debridement (Dehbreedmdhn). Division 
 of bands, slitting up adhesions. 
 
 Debris cadaveriques (DehbrSe kahdahveh- 
 rSek). Dead bodies of animals. 
 
 D€bris osseuz (Z). ohssih). Splinters of 
 bone. 
 
 D6calvant,-e {Dehkahlvdhn) . Depilatory. 
 
 Decantation {Dehkahntahssidn). Decanta- 
 tion. 
 
 D6cai)itation (_Dehkahpeetahssi6n). De- 
 capitation. 
 
 D6ces {Dehssih). Death. Demise. 
 
 Dechappellement {Dehshahpehlmdhn). Re- 
 moval of the crown of a tooth. 
 
 30 
 
 Decharge (Dekshdhrzsh). Discharge (elec- 
 tricity or nervous force). 
 
 Decharne,-e {Dehshahrnd). Fleshless. 
 Emaciated. 
 
 D6chaussement (Dehshohssmdhn). De- 
 taching the gum from the root of a tooth. 
 
 Dechaussoir XUehshohssoodhr). Instru- 
 ment for detaching the gum from the 
 tooth-root. 
 
 Dechet (JDehsheh). Waste. Loss. 
 
 Dechire,-e (Dehsheerd). Lacerated. Torn. 
 
 DSchirement (Dehsheet'mdhn). Laceration. 
 Tearing. Rupture. 
 
 D6chirure {Dehsheerur). Laceration. 
 Tearing. Rupture. 
 
 Decidence (Dehsseeddhns). Collapse. Fall- 
 ing. 
 
 Decidu,-e {Dehssehdu). Deciduous. 
 
 Decimane {JDehseemdhn). Occurring every 
 ten days. , 
 
 Declaration {Dehklahrahssidn). Notifica- 
 tion. 
 
 Declin (JDehklihn). Decline. Termina- 
 tion. 
 
 Declinaison (Dehkleenehzdhn). Declina- 
 tion. 
 
 Declive {Dehkliev). Inclined. Lowest 
 part of a wound. 
 
 Decoct6 {Dehkoktd). Product of decoc- 
 tion. 
 
 Decoction {Dehkohhssidn). Decoction. 
 
 DScollation (Dehkohlahssidn). Decapita- 
 tion. 
 
 Decollement (Dehkohlmdhn). Separation. 
 Detachment (of adhesions, etc.). 
 
 Decolorant,-e (Dehkohlohrdhn) . Discolor- 
 ing. 
 
 Decoloration {Dehkohlohrahssidn). Dis- 
 coloration. 
 
 DScombustion (JDehkohnbussidn). Deoxi- 
 dation. 
 
 Decomposable (Dehkohmpohzdhbl). Cap- 
 able of being decomposed. 
 
 D€compose,-e (Dehkohmpohzd). Decom- 
 posed. Altered. 
 
 Decomposition {Dehkohmpohzeessidn). De- 
 composition. 
 
 Decompression (Dekkohmprehssidn). 
 Diminution or cessation of compression. 
 
 Decortication [Dehkohrteekahssidn). De- 
 cortication. 
 
 Decours (Dehkdor). Decrease. Decline 
 of a disease. 
 
 Decouvert,-e {Dehkoovihr). Uncovered. 
 Discovered. 
 
 D6crepit,-e {Dehkrehpie). Decrepit. 
 
 D€cr6pitation (Dehkrehpeetahssidn). 
 Crackling. Decrepitation. 
 
Dec 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Den 
 
 D6cr§pitude {Dehkrehpeetild). Decrepi- 
 tude. 
 
 D6croissaiice (Dehkrooahssdhns). De- 
 crease. Diminution. 
 
 DScroissement {Dehkrooahssmdhn). De- 
 crease. 
 
 Decubitus (DehkubeetHs). Lying down 
 position. Bed-sore. 
 
 Decussation {Dekkussahssidn). Decussa- 
 tion. Crossing. 
 
 Dedoler {Dehdohld). Direct the knife ob- 
 liquely to the cutting surface. 
 
 Dedoublement {Dehdoohlmdhn). Redupli- 
 cation. 
 
 Deduction {Dehdukssidn). Deduction. 
 
 Deduplication {Dehdupleekahssiin). Re- 
 duplication. 
 
 Def alliance (Dehfahiildhns). Paintness. 
 Syncope. 
 
 Dgfaut (Dehfdh). Defect. 
 
 Defecation {DehfehkahssiOn). Defecation. 
 
 DSfenseur (Dehfahnssihr). Guard of an 
 instrument. 
 
 Defensif,-ive (DehfahnsSef). Protective. 
 
 Dgfequer (Defehker) . To defecate. 
 
 Def6rent,-e (Dehfehrdhn) . Deferent. 
 
 Defervescence (Dehfehrvehssdhns). Low- 
 ering of temperature (sudden). 
 
 Defibrine,-e (Dehfeebreend). Defibrinated. 
 
 Deflni,-e (,Dehfeen6e). Definite. 
 
 Definition (Dehfeeneessidn) . Definition. 
 
 Deflagration (J)ehflahgrahssi6n). Deflagra- 
 tion. 
 
 Defleclu,-e {Dehflehshee). Bent down. 
 
 Deflexion {Dehflehksidn). Deflexion. De- 
 viation. 
 
 Defloration (Dehflohrahssidn). Deflora- 
 tion. 
 
 Defoliation {Dehfohleeahssidn). Falling of 
 the leaves. 
 
 Deformation (Dehfohrmahssidn).- Deform- 
 ation. 
 
 Degagement {Dehgahzshmdhn). (i) Free- 
 ing of the head of the foetus during con- 
 finement. (2) Separation of gases. 
 
 Degeneration {Dehzshehnehrahssidn). De- 
 generation. 
 
 Degenerescence (Dehzshehnehrehssdhns). 
 Degeneration. 
 
 Degenere,-e {Dehzshehnehrd). Degener- 
 ated. 
 
 Deglutition (Dehgluteessidn). Deglutition. 
 Swallowing. 
 
 Degonflement (Dehgohflmdhn). Collaps- 
 ing (of swelling). Subsiding. Removal 
 of gas from a cavity. 
 
 Degorgement {Dehgohrzshmdhn). Freeing 
 from congestion. 
 
 Degourdi,-e {Dehgoordie). Quick. Shrewd. 
 
 De^ourdissement (Dehgoordeesmdhn). Re- 
 viving of a tissue or of an organ. 
 
 Degoflt (J3ehgo6). Disgust. Dislike. Dis- 
 taste. 
 
 Degradation {Dehgrahdakssidn). Degrada- 
 tion. 
 
 Degre (JDehgrd). Degree. 
 
 Degustation (Dehgustahssidn). Tasting. 
 
 Dehiscence {Deheessdhns). Dehiscence. 
 
 Dejection {Dehzshehkssidn). Discharge. 
 Dejection. 
 
 Deiabrement {Dehlahhrmdhn). Tearing 
 apart of tissue in a wound. 
 
 D. del'estomac (£>. deh lehstohmdh). Sen- 
 sation of distaste for food. 
 
 Deiayant,-e {Dehlehiidhn). Diluent. 
 
 Deietere {DeUehUhr). Deleterious. 
 
 Deligation {Dehleegahssidn). Ligaturing. 
 Bandaging. Dressing: 
 
 Delimiter (JDehleemeetd). Place a limit or 
 a special character on an area or on a 
 disease. 
 
 Deliquescence {Dehleekehssdhns). Deli- 
 quescence. 
 
 Deiiqaescent,-e {Dehleekehssdhn). Deli- 
 quescent. 
 
 Deiirant,-e (Dehleerdhn). Delirious. 
 
 Delire {DehUer). Delirium. 
 
 Deiiier (J)ehleerd). To be in a delirious 
 state. 
 
 Delirium tremens {Dehleereedhm treh- 
 mehns). Delirium tremens. 
 
 Delitescence (Dehleetehssdhns). State of a 
 body that has lost its water. Sudden 
 loss of a disease. 
 
 Deliverance (Dehleevrdhns). Delivery of 
 the after-birth. 
 
 Deiivre (DehUevr). After-birth. 
 
 Deltolde (Dehltohied). Deltoid (muscle). 
 
 Demangeaison {Dekmahnzshehzdim). Itch- 
 ing. 
 
 Demence {Dehmdhns). Dementia. Un- 
 sound mind. 
 
 Dement, -e {Dehmdhn). Demented. 
 
 Demettre {Dehmlhtr). To dislocate. 
 
 Demij-e (pmee). Half. 
 
 D.-bain {Dmee-bShn). Half-bath. Sitz- 
 bath. 
 
 D.-circulaire (J)mee-seerhuUhr) . Semicir- 
 cular. 
 
 D.-membraneux,-euse (J).-mahmbrahnih). 
 Semi-membranous. 
 
 Demis,-e (Dehmee). Dislocated. 
 
 Demi-tendineux,-euse [Dmee-tahndeenih). 
 Semi-tendinous. 
 
 Demi -transparent, -e {Dmee-trahnspahr- 
 dhn). Semi-transparent. 
 
 Demographie {Dehmohgrahfie). Demog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Demonomanie {Dehmohnohmahnie). De- 
 monomania. 
 
 Demonstration {Dehmohnstrahssidn). De- 
 monstration. 
 
 Dendrite {Dahndriet). Dendritis. 
 
 Dengue {Dehng). Dengue (Tropical dis- 
 ease). 
 
 Dense {Dahns). Thick. Dense. 
 
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Den 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Des 
 
 DensimStre (Dahnseemihtr). Instrument 
 formeasuring the density of objects. 
 
 Densite (JDahnseetd). Density. 
 
 Dent (Dahn). Tooth. 
 
 Dentaire [DahnUhr). Dental. 
 
 Bente,-e (Dahntd). Denticulated. 
 
 Dentele,-e {Dahntld). Notched. Dentic- 
 ulated. 
 
 Dentelure (Dahntliir). Indentations. 
 
 Denticule,-e (Dahnteekuld). Having in- 
 dentations. 
 
 Dentier (Dahnteed). Set of teeth (arti- 
 ficial). 
 
 Dentifrice (Dahnteefriess). Tooth powder. 
 
 Dentine (Dahntien). Tooth powder. 
 
 Dentiste (Dahnteesf). Dentist. 
 
 Dentition (Dahnteessidn). Teething. 
 
 Denture (DahntUr). Set of teeth. 
 
 Denudation (Dehnudahssidn). Denuda- 
 tion. 
 
 Denude, -e (Dehnudd). Denuded. 
 
 Dgnutrition (Dehnutreessidn). Denutri- 
 tion. 
 
 Deontologie medicate {Dehohntohlohzshie 
 mehdeecdhl). Medical ethics. 
 
 Dgpense [Dehpdhns). Expenditure. 
 
 Deperdition (Dehpehrdeessidn). Waste. 
 Loss. 
 
 DSperissement {Dehpehreessmdhn). De- 
 cay. Wasting away. 
 
 DSpilation (Dehpeelahssidn). Depilation. 
 
 Depilatoire {Dehpeelahtoodhr). Depilatory. 
 
 Deplacement (Dehplahssmdhn)., Displace- 
 ment. Dislocation. 
 
 Depletion {Dehplehssidn). Depletion. 
 
 Depot {Dehpdh). Sediment. Abscess. 
 
 D6pourvu,-e {Dehpoorvd). Unprovided 
 for. Wanting in. 
 
 Depravation (Dehprahvahssidn). Deprava- 
 tion. 
 
 Depiesseur (DehprehssShr). Depressor. 
 
 Depressible (Dehprehssiebl). Easily de- 
 pressed. Compressed. _ 
 
 D6pressif,-ive (DehprehssSef). Depress- 
 ing. 
 
 Depression {Dehprehssidn). Depression. 
 
 Deprinie,-e (Dehpreemd). Pressed down. 
 Depressed. 
 
 Depuratif,-ive (Dehpurahtief). Depura- 
 tory. 
 
 DSraisonnement (Dehredzohnmdhn) . 
 Folly. 
 
 Derangement (Dehrahnzshmdhn). Dis- 
 turbance. Disorder. 
 
 D6rivatlf,-ive (Dehreevahtief). Derivative. 
 Revulsive. 
 
 Derivation (Dehreevahssidn). Derivation. 
 
 Derive, -e (Dehreevd). Derived. 
 
 Dermatite (DehrmahtSet). Inflammation 
 of the skin. 
 
 Dermatographie (Dehrmahtohgrahfie) . 
 Dermatography. 
 
 Dermatologie (Dehrmahtohohzshle). Der- 
 matology. 
 
 32 
 
 Dermatorrhagie (DehrmahtohrahzshSe) . 
 Cutaneous hemorrhage. 
 
 Dermatosclerose (Dehrmahtohsklehrdhz). 
 Sclerosis of the skin. Scleroderma. 
 
 Dermatose (.Dehrmaht6hz). Any disease 
 of the skin. 
 
 Derme (Dehrm). Skin. True skin. 
 
 Dermite {Dehrmiet). Inflammation of the 
 skin. 
 
 Dermoide (Dehrmohled). That which re- 
 sembles skin. Dermoid. 
 
 Dfisaccouplement (Dehzahkooplmdhn) . 
 Uncoupling of the sexes. 
 
 DSsagregation (Dehzahgrehgahssidn). Dis- 
 aggregation. 
 
 Disarticulation (Dehzahrteekulahssidn). 
 Disjointing. 
 
 Desassimilation (Dehzahsseemeelahssidn) . 
 Disassimilation. 
 
 Descendant,-e (Dehssahnddhn). Descend- 
 ant. Descending. 
 
 Descente (Dehssdhnt). Hernia. 
 
 Descriptif,-ive (Dehskreeptlef). Descrip- 
 tive. 
 
 Desenflure (DehzahnflUr). Diminution of 
 a swelling. 
 
 Dfishydratation (Dehzeedrahtahssidn). De- 
 hydration. 
 
 D ashy drogSnation (Dehzeedrohzshehnahs- 
 sidn). Removal of hydrogen. 
 
 Desiccation (JDehsseekahssidn). Desicca- 
 tion. 
 
 Desinfectant,-e (Dehzehnfehktdhn). Dis- 
 infectant. 
 
 Disinfection {Dehzehnfehkssidn). Disin- 
 fection. 
 
 Desir (DehzSer). Desire. 
 
 Desobstruant,-e (Dehzohbstrudhn). Aperi- 
 ent. 
 
 Desobstruction (Dehzohbstrukssidn). The 
 effect of the aperient. 
 
 Desodori^,-e {Dehzohdohreezd). Deodor- 
 ised. 
 
 Desordre (Dehzdhrdr). Disorder. 
 
 Disorganisation {DehzohrgahneezahssiOn). 
 Disorganization. 
 
 Desoxydation (Dehzohkseedahssidn). Re- 
 moval of oxygen. 
 
 Desoxyde,-e (Dehzohkseedd). Body from 
 which oxygen has been removed. 
 
 Desoxygenation (Dehzohkseezshehnahs- 
 sidn). Removal of oxygen. 
 
 Despumation (Dehspumahssidn). Skim- 
 ming. 
 
 Desquamation {Dehskvahmahssidn). De- 
 squamation. 
 
 Dess€che,-e {Dehssehshd}. Dessicated. 
 Dried up. 
 
 Dessechement {Dehssehshmdhn). Drying 
 up. Draining. 
 
 Dessiccation {Dehsseekahssidn). Desicca- 
 tion. 
 
 Destructiviti (Dehstrukteeveetd). The tend- 
 ency of destruction. 
 
Des 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Dif 
 
 Desuni,-e {Dehzunie). Disunited. 
 
 Detente {Dehtdhnt). Return to normal 
 state. 
 
 Detergent, -e (Dehtehrzshdhn). Detergent. 
 
 Deterger {Dehtehrzshd) . To purify. 
 
 Determination (Dehtehrmeenahssidn). De- 
 termination. Estimation. 
 
 Detersif,-ive (Dehtehrsief). Detergent. 
 Cleansing. 
 
 Detersion {Dehtehrssidn). Desiccation. 
 Detersion. 
 
 Detonant,-e (Dehtohndhn). Detonating. 
 
 Detonation (Dehtohnassidn). Detonation. 
 
 Detritique (DektreeUek). Pertaining to 
 detritus. 
 
 Detritus [DehtreetHs). Detritus. 
 
 Detroit {Dehtroodh). Narrowest part of a 
 cavity. 
 
 D. superieuT du bassin {D. supehreeehr du 
 bahssShn). Inlet of the true pelvis. 
 
 D. inferieur du bassin {D. ehnfehreeehr du 
 bahssehn). Outlet of the true pelvis. 
 
 Detroncation {Dehtrohnkahssidn). Decap- 
 itation. 
 
 Detumescence {Dehtumehssdhnss). Dim- 
 inution of swelling. 
 
 Deuteropathie {Dehtehrohpahtee). Second- 
 ary disease. 
 
 Developpement (Dehvlohprndhn). Devel- 
 opment. 
 
 Deviation (DehveeahssiSn). Deviation. 
 
 Devoir {Dehvoodhr). Duty. 
 
 Dextrine (Dehkstr^en). Dextrine. 
 
 Dextrine, -e (Dehkstreend). Containing 
 dextrine. 
 
 Dextrinique (DehkstreenSek). Pertaining 
 to dextrine. 
 
 Dextrogyre (Dehkslrohzsheer). Dextroro- 
 tatory. 
 
 Dextrose {Dehkstrohz). Grape sugar. 
 Dextrose. 
 
 Diabete (Deeahblht). Diabetes. 
 
 Diabetique {DeeahhehUek). Diabetic. 
 
 Diable; bruit de diable {Deedhble; bruie 
 deh Deeahble). Venous murmur. 
 
 Diachylon {DeeahsheeUhn) . Adhesive 
 plaster. Diachylon. 
 
 Diacode; sirop de diacode {Deeahkdhd; 
 seerdh deh deeahkdhd). Syrup of opium. 
 
 Diagnostic; Diagnose (JDeeahgnohsUek; De- 
 eahgnohz). Diagnosis. 
 
 Diagnostique (DeeahgnohsUek). Diagnos- 
 tic. 
 
 Dialyse {Deeahleez). Dialysis. 
 
 Dialyseur (Deeahleezehr). Dialyzer. 
 
 Dialytic {Deeahleetiek). Pertaining to dial- 
 ysis. 
 
 Diamant (Deeahmdhn). Diamond. 
 
 Diamante, -e {Deeahmahntd). Hard and 
 bright as a diamond. 
 
 Diametre (Deeahmehtr). Diameter. 
 
 Diapason (Deeahpahzdhn). Tuning-fork. 
 
 Diapedese (Deeahpehdehz). Transudation 
 of blood. Diapedesis. 
 
 Diaphane {Deeahfdhnn). Transparent. 
 Diaphanous. 
 
 Diaphorese {DeeahfohrShz). Perspiration. 
 Diaphoresis. 
 
 Diaphoretique {Deeahfohrehtiek). Which 
 excites sweating. 
 
 Diaphragmatique (JDeeahfrahgmahUek) . 
 Diaphragmatic. 
 
 Diaphragme [Deeahfrdhgm). Diaphragm. 
 
 Diaphyse (DeeahfSez). Diaphysis. 
 
 Diaplegie {Deeahplehzsh^e). Diplegia. Bi- 
 lateral hemiplegia. 
 
 Diapnogene {DeeahpnohzsMhn). Sudorip- 
 arous. 
 
 Diarrhee (Deeahrd). Diarrhoea. 
 
 Diarrheique [Deeahrehiek). Diarrhceic. 
 
 Diarthrose (Deeahrthrdhz). Movable joint. 
 
 Diastase (Deeahstdhz). Diastasis. Ele- 
 ment extracted from barley, etc., which 
 makes starch undergo special changes. 
 
 Diastasis (Deeahstahzies). Separation of 
 two contiguous bones without disloca- 
 tion. 
 
 Diastematie (Deeahstehmahssee). An ab- 
 normality consisting of a median fissure 
 (in brain, vertebral column, pelvis, etc.). 
 
 Diastole (Deeahstdhl). Diastole. 
 
 Diathermane (Deeahtehrmdhn). Diather- 
 manous. Heat conducting. 
 
 Diathermique (Deeahtehrmiek). Diather- 
 mic. 
 
 Diathesique (DeeahtehzSek). Diathetic. 
 
 Diathese (DeeahtShz) . Disposition. 
 Tendency. Diathesis. 
 
 Diatomique (Decahtohmiek). Diatomic. 
 
 Diatripteur (Deeahireeptihr). A linear 
 ^craseur. 
 
 Dicephale {Deessehfdhl). Dicephalous. 
 
 Dichotomal,-e (Deekohtohmdhl). Refer- 
 able to what is dichotomous. 
 
 Dichotome (Deekohtdhm). Dichotomous. 
 
 Dichotome,-e (Deekohiohmd). Showing 
 dichotomy. 
 
 Dichotomie (DeekyhtohmSe). Dichotomy. 
 
 Dicotyledon {Deekohteelehddhn). Dicotyl- 
 edon. 
 
 Dicrote (Deekrdht). Dicrotic. 
 
 Dicrotisme (Deekrohtiesm). State of di- 
 crotic pulse. 
 
 Dictyite {DeekteeSf). Retinitis. 
 
 Didactyle {Deedahktiel). Affected with di- 
 dactylism. 
 
 Didactylie (DeedahkteeUe). Didactylism. 
 
 Didelphe {DeedMf). Possessing double 
 uterus. 
 
 Didymite (DeedeemSet) . Orchitis. 
 
 Dierese {Deeehrehz). Dieresis. . 
 
 DiSte (Deeeht). Diet. Regimen. 
 
 Dietetique (Deeehtehieek). Dietetics. 
 
 Dietetiste (DeeehtehUest). Dietetist. 
 
 DiSerenciation (Deefehrahnsseeassidn). 
 Differentiation. 
 
 Differentiel,-le (DeeffehrahnsseeM). Dif- 
 ferential. 
 
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Dif 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Dis 
 
 Diffluence {Deefludhns). Diffluence. 
 
 Diffluentj-e {Deefludhn). Diffluent. 
 
 Difformite (Deefohrmeetd). Deformity. 
 
 Diffraction (Deefrahkssidn). Diffraction. 
 
 Diffus,-e (Deeffa). Diffuse. 
 
 Diffuser {Deffusd). To diffuse. 
 
 Diffusibilite {Deeffuzeebeeleetd). Diffusi- 
 bUity. 
 
 Diffusible {DeeffuzeM). Diffusible. That 
 which spreads rapidly. 
 
 Diffusion (Deeffuzidn). Diffusion. 
 
 Digastrique {Deegahstriek). Digastric 
 (muscle). 
 
 Digenese (DeezshehnShz). Digenesis. 
 
 Digesteur (DeezshehstShr). Digester (in 
 physiological chemistry). 
 
 Digestibility {Deezshehsteebeeketd). Diges- 
 tibility. 
 
 Digestible {DeezshehsUeU). Digestible. 
 
 Digestif,-ive {peezshehstief). Digestive. 
 
 Digestion (Deezskehssidn). Digestion. 
 
 Digital, -e (Deezsheetdhl). Digital. 
 
 Digitale (Deezsheetdhl). Digitalis. 
 
 Digitaline (DeezsheetahUen). Digitalin. 
 
 Digitation (DeezsheetahssiSn). Digitation. 
 
 Digit§,-e (Deezsheetd). Digitated. 
 
 Dilacgration {Deelahssehrahssidn). Dilac- 
 eration. 
 
 Dilatabilite (Deelahtahbeeleetd). Dilatabil- 
 ity. 
 
 DUatable {DeelahtdhU). Dilatable. 
 
 Dilatant,-e {Deelahtdhn). Dilating. Caus- 
 ing dilatation. 
 
 Dilatateur, -trice {Deelahtahtehr). Dilator. 
 
 Dilatation (Deelahtahssidn). Dilatation. 
 
 Dilate, -e {Deelahtd). Dilated. 
 
 Dilution {Deelussidn). Dilution. 
 
 Diminution (Deemeenussidn). Diminution. 
 
 Dimorphe (Deemohrf). Dimorphous. 
 
 Dimorphisme (Deemohrf Sesm). Dimorph- 
 ism. 
 
 Dinde (Dehnd). Turkey (bird). 
 
 Dindon (Dehndohn). Turkey (bird). 
 
 Dinitrique [Deeneetriek). Containing two 
 equivalents of nitric acid. 
 
 Dioleine {DeeohleMen). Containing two 
 equivalents of oleic acid. 
 
 Diophthalme (Deeohftdhlm). Binocular 
 glass. 
 
 Dioptre (Deedhptr). Unit for numbering 
 spectacles. Dioptre. Speculum. 
 
 Dioptrie (DeeohptrSe). Dioptry. 
 
 Dioptrique (DeeohptrSek). Science of re- 
 flexion and refraction of light. Diop- 
 trics. 
 
 Dioptrorganoscopie {Deeohptrohrgahnok- 
 skohpi^. Dioptric examination of or- 
 gans. 
 
 Diphterie {DeeftehHe). Diphtheria. 
 
 Dipht€rite (Deeftehriet). Diphtheria. 
 
 DiphtSritique (Deeftehreetiek). Diphther- 
 itic. 
 
 Dipht6roide (DeeftehrohSed). Diphtheroid. 
 
 Diplo6 (Deeplohd). Diploe. 
 
 34 
 
 Diploique {Deeplohiek). Diploic. 
 
 DiplSme (Deepldhm). Diploma. 
 
 Diplometre {DeeplohmiUr). Apparatus 
 for measuring the pupil. 
 
 Diplopie (DeeplohpSe). Double vision. 
 Diplopia. 
 
 Diplosomie (Deeplohssohmle). Monstros- 
 ity characterized by two bodies. 
 
 Dipnoique (Deepnohiek). Breathing in 
 two different ways. 
 
 Dipode (Deepdhd). Biped. 
 
 Dipsomane (Deepsohmdhn). Dipsomaniac. 
 Referable to dipsomania. 
 
 Dipsomania (Deepsohmahnee). Dipso- 
 mania. 
 
 Diruptif,-ive (DeerupUef). Producing sep- 
 aration and rupture. 
 
 Discolore (Deeskohldhr). Possessing two 
 colors. 
 
 Discontinu,-e (PeeskohnteenH). Discon- 
 tinuous. 
 
 Discontinuite (Deeskohnteenueetd). Dis- 
 continuity. 
 
 Discret,-e (DeeskrSh). Discrete. 
 
 Disgregation (Deesgrehgahssidn). Separa- 
 tion. Disaggregation. 
 
 Disjoint,-e (Deeszshooehn). Separated. 
 Disjoined. 
 
 Disjonctif,-ive (Deeszshohnktief). Separ- 
 ated. 
 
 Disjonction (Deeszshohnkssidn). Separa- 
 tion. Disjunction. 
 
 Dislocation {Deeslohkahssidn). Dislocation 
 with displacement. 
 
 Disome (Deezdhm) . Possessing two bodies. 
 
 Dispensaire {Deespahns6hr). Dispensary. 
 
 Dispensation (Deespahnsahssidn). Dis- 
 pensing (prescriptions). 
 
 Dispersif,-ive {DeespehrsSef). Producing 
 dispersion. 
 
 Dispersion (Deespehrssidn). Dispersion. 
 
 Disposition {Deespohzeessidn). Disposition 
 (final arrangement of affairs). 
 
 Disque (Deesk). Disc. 
 
 Dissecable {Deessehkdhbl). What can be 
 dissected. 
 
 Dissection (Deessekkssidn). Dissection. 
 
 Dissemblable (Deessahmbldhbl). Dissim- 
 ilar. 
 
 Dissemination {Deessehmeenassidn). Dis- 
 semination. 
 
 Diss6quant,-e (Deessehkdhn). Dissecting. 
 
 Dissequ6,-e (Deessehkd). Dissected. 
 
 Dissequer (Deessehkd). To dissect. 
 
 Dissimilaire (Deesseemeelihr). Dissimilar. 
 
 Dissimul6,-e (Deesseemuld). Concealed. 
 
 Dissociation {Deessohsseeahssidn). Disso- 
 ciation. 
 
 Dissolutif,-ive (DeessohluUef). Resolvent. 
 
 Dissolution (Deessohlussidn). Solution. 
 
 Dissolvant,-e (Deessohlvdhn). Solvent. 
 
 Dissonance (Deessohndhns). Dissonance. 
 
 Dissymetrique (Deesseemehtrlek). Unsym- 
 metrical. 
 
Dis 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Dul 
 
 Distal, -e (Deestdhl). Distal. 
 
 Distension (Deestahnssidn). Distension. 
 
 Distillation (Deesteelakssidn). Distillation. 
 
 Distillatoire (Deesteelahtoodhr). Distilla- 
 tory. 
 
 DistiUg,-e {Deesteeld). Distilled. 
 
 Distome {Deestdhm). Distoma. Liver 
 fltike. 
 
 Distomien.-ne {Deestohmeeihn). Referable 
 to distoma. 
 
 Distorsion {Deestohrssidn). Distortion. 
 
 Distractile (Deestrahktiel). What keeps 
 separated. 
 
 Distraction (Deestrahkssidn). Separation. 
 Se^egation. 
 
 Dithionique {Deeteeohniek). Possessing 
 two equivalents of sidphur. Dithionic. 
 
 Diurese (Deeurehz). Diuresis. 
 
 Diuretique {DeeurehUek). Diuretic. 
 
 Diurne (Deeurn). Diurnal. 
 
 Divellent,-e {Deevehlldkn). Producing re- 
 ciprocal removal of chemical compounds. 
 
 Divergence {Deevehrzshdhns). Divergence. 
 
 Divergent, -e {Deevehrzshdhn). Divergent. 
 
 Diversicolore (Deevehrsseekohldhr). Pos- 
 sessing diverse colors. 
 
 Diverticulaire {DeevehrteekuUkr). Diver- 
 ticular. 
 
 Diverticule {Deevehrteehiil). Diverticulum. 
 
 Divis6,-e {Deeveezd). Divided. 
 
 Divisibility (Deeveezeebeeleetd) . Divisibil- 
 ity. 
 
 Divisible (DeeveezSebl) . Divisible. 
 
 Divisif,-ive (Deeveezeef). What hold parts 
 separated. 
 
 Divisidn (Deeveezeedn). Division. 
 
 Divulseur (Deevulsihr). Divulsor. 
 
 Divulsion {Deevulssidn). Tearing out. Di- 
 vulsion. 
 
 Docteur {Dohktehr). Physician. Doctor. 
 
 Doctrine (Dohktrien). Doctrine. 
 
 Dogme (Dohgm). Dogma.- 
 
 Dogmatique {Dohgmahteek). Dogmatic. 
 
 Dogmatisme (Dohgmahtiesm). Dogma- 
 tism. 
 
 Dogmatiste {DohgmahUest). Dogmatist. 
 
 Doigt {Doodh). Finger. Digit. 
 
 D. de pieds {D. deh peeik). Toe. 
 
 D. annulaire {D. aknnuUkr). Ring finger. 
 
 D. auiiculaire (I?. okreekuUkr). Little 
 finger. 
 
 Doigtier {Dooakteeik). Pinger-staU. Glove- 
 finger to cover a diseased finger. 
 
 DolichocSphale (Dokleekokssehfdhl). Doli- 
 chocephale. (Individual having an ob- 
 long head.) 
 
 Dolichoc€phalie (DokleekokssekfalSe) . 
 Dolichocephalia. 
 
 Dolichopode {Dokleekokpdkd). Having 
 long feet. 
 
 Domestication (Dohmeksteekakssidn). Do- 
 mestication. 
 
 Domesticite {Doknteksteesseetd). Domes- 
 ticity. 
 
 Domestique {Dokmekstiek). Servant. 
 Homely. 
 
 Donation (Doknakssidn). Donation. 
 
 Doreur {DokrShr). Gilder. 
 
 Dormitif,-ive {DokrmeeUef). Hypnotic. 
 
 Dorsal,-e (Dokrssdkl). Dorsal. 
 
 Dorure (JDokrilr). Gilding. 
 
 Dos {Dok). Back. 
 
 D. voutg (D. vootd). Kyphosis. 
 
 Dosage {Dohzdhzsh). Dosage. 
 
 Dose (J)ohz). Doze. 
 
 ' 'Dossist (JDohsseed). Back of a seat. Bun- 
 dle of papers. 
 
 D. du lit (P. du lee). Bed rest. 
 
 Dothiene {Dokteeihn). Inflammation re- 
 sulting in an abscess. 
 
 DothienentSrie (Dokteeeknakntehrie). Ty- 
 phoid or enteric fever. 
 
 Double {Doobl). Double. 
 
 Double, -e (Doobld). Doubled. 
 
 Double-vue {Doobl-vii). Double vision. 
 Diplopia. 
 
 Douce-amSre {Dooss-akmSkr). Bitter- 
 sweet. Woody nightshade. 
 
 Douche (Doosk). Shower-bath. Douche. 
 
 Douleur (DooUkr). Pain. 
 
 Douloureux {DooloorSk). Painful. 
 
 D. tic (P. teek). Facial neuralgia. 
 
 Douve (Doov). Distoma. 
 
 Douz; douce (Doo; dooss). Sweet. Not 
 acid tasting. Fresh (concerning water). 
 
 Dragge (Drakzskd). Sugared confection. 
 Comfit. 
 
 miain (Drekn). Drainage tube. 
 
 Drainage {Drekndkzsk). Drainage. 
 
 Drastique {DraksUek). Drastic. 
 
 Dreche (Dreksk). Malt. 
 
 Drogue {Drokg). Drug. 
 
 Droguerie {Drokgrie). Drugs. Places 
 where drugs are kept. 
 
 Drogtiier (Drokggeed). Collection of drugs. 
 
 Droguiste (JDrokggiest). Druggist. 
 
 Droit, -e (Droodk). Straight. Right. 
 Erect. 
 
 D. muscle (D. muskl). Rectus muscle. 
 
 Droits (Droodk). The rights. 
 
 Droitier {Drooahteeik). Right-handed. 
 
 Dropax (Drokpdkks). Pitch plaster for 
 epilation. 
 
 Dualisme (Duakleizm). Dualism. 
 
 Dualiste {DuakUest). Dualist. 
 
 Dualistique (Duakleestlek). Dualistic. 
 
 Dualite (Duakleetd). Duality. 
 
 Duboisine (Dubokeezien). Extract of Du- 
 boisia myoporoides (acting as a mydri- 
 atic). 
 
 Ducroquet-Launay, operation de (D.-L., 
 okpekrahssion dek). Medio-tarsal and 
 sub-astragalien arthrodesis. It is indi- 
 cated in paralysis of the foot and in pa- 
 ralysis of the external popliteal nerve. 
 
 DuctUit€ (Dukteeleetd). Ductility. 
 
 Dulcifier (Dulsseefeed). To dulcify.' 
 
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Duo 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Dys 
 
 Duodenal, -e (Duohdehndhl). Duodenal. 
 
 Duodenite {DuohdehnSet). Duodenitis. 
 
 Duodenum {Duohdehndhm). Duodenum. 
 
 Duplicitg {Dupleesseetd). Duplicity. 
 
 Dur,-e (Dur). Hard. Tough. 
 
 Dural,-e (Durdhl). Dural. 
 
 Durcissant,-e (Dursseessdhn). Hardening. 
 Reagent producing hardening. 
 
 Durcissement (Dursseessmdhn). Harden- 
 ing. Induration. 
 
 Duree (Durd). Duration. 
 
 Dure-mere {Dur-mehr). Dura-mater. 
 
 Duretg (J)urtd). Hardness. Callous- 
 ness. 
 
 Durete d'oreille (D. dohrihy). Hardness 
 of hearing. 
 
 Durillon {Dureeyon). Induration of skin. 
 Corn. 
 
 Duvet {Duv&h). Down (fine soft hair). 
 
 Duvete,-e (Duvtd). Covered with down. 
 
 Dynamique {Deenahm6ek). Dynamic. 
 Dynamics. 
 
 Dynamisme (DeenahmSesm). Dynamism. 
 
 Dynamite (DeenahmSei). Dynamite. 
 
 Dynamographe (Deenahmohgrdhf). Dy- 
 namograph. 
 
 Dynamologie {DeenahmohlohzsMe). Trea- 
 tise on dynamics. 
 
 Dynamometre (DeenahmohmfMr). Dyna- 
 mometer. 
 
 Dynamophore (Deenahmohfohr). Giving 
 force. 
 
 Dynamoscopic (Deenahmohskohpee). Dy- 
 namoscopy. 
 
 Dysarthrie (Deezahrtr^e). Dysarthria (ar- 
 ticulatory defect of speech resulting 
 from motor disturbances in the muscular 
 apparatus of phonation). 
 
 Dysarthrose (Deesahrtrdhz). Dysarthrosis. 
 
 Dyschezie (Deeshehzie) . Difficulty of de- 
 fecation. 
 
 Dyschromateux,-euse {DeeskrohmahUh). 
 Showing change of color. Dyschroma- 
 tous. 
 
 Dy schromatopsie (Deeskrohmahtohpsee) . 
 Dyschromatopsia. Daltonism. 
 
 Dyschromatose (Deeskrohmahtdhz). Dys- 
 chromatous state. 
 
 Dyscinesie (Deesseenehzie). Diminution 
 or disturbance of voluntary movements. 
 Dyskinesia. 
 
 Dyscrasie (DeeskrahzSe). Dyscrasia. 
 
 Dyscrasique [Deeskrahziek). Dyscrasie. 
 
 DysecSe (Deezehssd). Weakness of hear- 
 ing. 
 
 Dysenterie {Deezahntrte). Dysentery. 
 
 DysentSrique (DeezahntehrSek). Dysen- 
 teric. 
 
 Dysesthesie (Deezehstehzie). Spontaneous 
 subjective disturbances of sensations 
 (burning, numbness, etc.). 
 
 Dyslalie {DeezlahUe) Difficult articula- 
 tion of speech. 
 
 Dyslexie (Deeslehksee) Dyslexia (shortly 
 after the individual commences to read 
 he ceases to understand the meaning of 
 the following words; after a brief rest, 
 he regains the faculty of comprehending 
 the printed matter). 
 
 Dysmenorrhee (Deesmehnohrd). Dysmen- 
 orrhoea. Painful and disturbed men- 
 struation. 
 
 Dyspepsia (DeespehpsSe). Dyspepsia. 
 
 Dyspeptique (DeespehpUek). Dyspeptic. 
 
 Dysphagie {Deesfahzshee). Difficulty of 
 swallowing. Dysphagia. 
 
 Dysphonie {DeesfohnSe). Disturbance of 
 voice. Dysphonia. 
 
 Dyspnee {Deespnd). Difficulty of breath- 
 ing. Dyspnoea. 
 
 Dyssymetrie (DeesseemehtrSe). Want of 
 symmetry. 
 
 Dyssymetrique {Deesseemehtr&ek). Pre- 
 senting a want of symmetry. 
 
 Dyssenterie (DeezahntrSe). Dysentery. 
 
 Dyssenterique {Deezahntehreek). Pertain- 
 ing to dysentery. 
 
 Dystocie (DeestohssSe). Difficult labor. 
 Dystocia. 
 
 Dystrophie (Deestrohfie). Dystrophy. Dis- 
 turbed nutrition of tissue. 
 
 Dysurie (Deezurle). Dysuria. Disturbed 
 micturition. 
 
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Eau 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ecz 
 
 Eau (Oh). Water. 
 
 Eaux (Oh). Amniotic fluid. 
 
 Eaux, poche des- (£. Pohsh dehz-). Bag 
 
 of waters (Obstetrics). 
 Eau distiUee (OA deesteeld). Distilled 
 
 water. 
 E. de fenouil (0. deh fehndoy). Fennel 
 
 water. 
 E.-forte (O./ofert). Nitric acid. 
 E. de Goulard (0. deh Gooldhr). Liquor 
 
 plumbi subacetati. 
 E. de Source (JS. dek ssours). Spring 
 
 water. 
 E. phagedgnique (0. fahzshehdehngek). 
 
 Lotio hydrargyri flava. 
 E. potable (O. pohtdhbl). Drinking water. 
 Ebarbement {Ehbarbmdhn). Removal of 
 
 vegetations with an instrument. 
 Ebene {Ehhihn). Ebony. 
 feblouissement (Ehblooeessmdhn). Daz- 
 
 ling. Dimness of vision. 
 Ebranlement (Ehbrahnlmdhn). Commo- 
 tion. Shaking. 
 fibriete (Ehbreeehtd). Drunkenness. 
 
 Ebriety. Alcoholism. 
 Ebrieux,-euse (Ehbreeih). Alcoholic. Per- 
 
 taining to drunkenness. 
 Ebrouement {Ehbrooehmdhn) . Sneezing. 
 Ebullition {EhbuUeessidn) . Boiling. 
 £bumation (Ehburnahssidn). Induration 
 
 of the character of ivory. Eburnation. 
 Ebume,-e (Ehburnd). White as ivory. 
 
 Eburneous. 
 £burnification (Ehburneefeekakssidn) . 
 
 Ebumification. 
 ficaille (Ekkdy). Scale. Shell. 
 £. d'huitres (preparees (£. duletr prehpah- 
 
 rd). Prepared oystershells. 
 Ecailleux,-euse (EhkahyShz). Squamous. 
 
 Scaly. 
 Scartement (Ehkahrtmdhn). Separation. 
 £carteur (EhkahrUhr). Retractor. 
 Ecchymose (Ehkeemdhz). Ecchymosis. 
 Ecchymotique (EhkeemohUek). Ecchy- 
 
 motic. 
 Ecdermique (Ehkdehrmeek). Which is out- 
 
 side of derma. 
 Echancrure {Ehshahnkriir). Notch. 
 £charde (Ehshdhrd). Splinter. 
 Scharpe (Ehshdhrp). Sling. 
 £chauboulure {EhshohbulUr). Pimple. 
 £chauffant,-e (Ehshohfdhn). Heating. 
 
 Constipating. 
 fichauffement {Ehskohfmdhn). Heating. 
 
 Constipation. Gonorrhea (popular 
 
 name). 
 £chinocoque (Ehsheenohkdhk) . Echinococ- 
 
 ficho (Ehkdh). Echo. 
 
 fi. metallique (E. mehtaleek). Metallic 
 sound (heard in lung or pleura). 
 
 Echokinesie (EhkohkeenehzSe). Repetition 
 of movements seen. Echokinesis. 
 
 Echolalie (EhkohlahUe). Echolalia (repeti- 
 tion of sounds, words heard close to the 
 ear — observed sometimes in aphasics). 
 
 Eclair (EhkUhr). Lightning. 
 
 t,iiiaicaige{Ehklehrdhzsh). Lighting. Hlu- 
 mijiation. 
 
 Eclampsie {Ehklahmpsle). Eclampsia 
 (convulsions). 
 
 Eclamptique (EhklahmpUek). Eclamptic. 
 
 ficlat (Ehkldh). Glitter. Brightness. 
 
 ficlectique [Ehkhhktiek) . Eclectic. 
 
 £clisse (EhkUes). Surgical splint. 
 
 ficole (Ehkdhl). School. 
 
 £conomie {Ehkohnohmie). Economy 
 Animal body. 
 
 £corce {EhkShrss). Bark. Rind. 
 
 ficorcement (Ehkohrsmdhn) . Stripping. 
 
 ficorchure {EhkohrshUr) . Excoriation. 
 
 £coulement (Ehkoolmdhn). Running. 
 Discharge (gonorrhea, leucorrhea, etc.). 
 
 ficouvillon (Ehkooveeydhn). Brush or 
 sponge used for cleaning bodily cavities 
 (uterus, etc.). 
 
 l^crasement (Ehkrahzmdhn). Crushing. 
 
 £craseur {Ehkrahzehr). Ecraseur. 
 
 Scriture {EhkreetUr) . Writing. 
 
 ficrouelle (EhkrooShl). Scrofula. 
 
 ficrouellet (EhkrooehUh) . Mole. 
 
 Ecstrophie (Ekstrohfie). Exstrophy (of 
 bladder, etc.). 
 
 Ectasie (JEhktahz&e). Dilatation. Disten- 
 sion. Ectasis. 
 
 Ectatique (Ehktahtlek) . Ectatic. 
 
 Ecthyma (Ehkteemdh) . Ecthyma. 
 
 Ecthymose (Ehkteemdhz) . Urticaria. 
 
 Ectoderme {EhktohdShrm) . Ectoderm. 
 
 Ectodermique (Ehktohdehrmeek). Refer- 
 able to the ectoderm. 
 
 Ectopia (Ehktohpie). Displacement. Ab- 
 normal position. 
 
 Ectoplasme (Ehktohpldhzm). Ectoplasm. 
 
 Ectrodactylie (EhktrohdahkteeUe). Extro- 
 dactylia. 
 
 Ectropion {Ehktrohpeedhn). Eversion of 
 the lids. Ectropion. 
 
 Ectropodie (Ehktrohpohdee). A condition 
 of foot without one or several toes. 
 
 Ectrotique (EhktrohUek) . Abortive. 
 Abortifacient. 
 
 ficume (Ehkam). Froth. Foam. 
 
 £cumeux,-euse {Ehkumih). Frothy. 
 
 ficureuil [Ehkurihy). Squirrel. 
 
 ficzema (Ehkzehmdh). Eczema. 
 
 37 
 
Ede 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Elo 
 
 £dente,-e (Ehdahntd). Edentate. 
 
 Edredon (Ehdrehddhn). Eider-down. 
 
 Education {EMukahssiSn). Education. 
 
 £duIcoration {Ehdulkohrahssidn). Sweet- 
 ening. 
 
 Edule {Ehdal). Edible. 
 
 Efferent, -e (Ehfehrdhn). Efferent. 
 
 Effervescence {Ehfehrvehssdhns). Effer- 
 vescence. 
 
 Effervescent,-e {Ehfehrvehssdhn). Effer- 
 vescent. 
 
 Effleurir (Ehflehrier). To effloresce. 
 
 Efflorescence (Ehflohrehssdhns). Efflores- 
 cence. 
 
 £fflorescent,-e (Ehfiohressdhn). Efflores- 
 cent. 
 
 Effluve {EhflHv). Effluvium. 
 
 Effluxion (Ehflukssion). Early abortion. 
 
 Effort (Ehfdhr). Effort. Strain. 
 
 Effusion (Ehfuzidn). Effusion. 
 
 figal,-e (Ehgdhl). Equal. 
 
 £goisme {Ehgohiesm). Egotism. 
 
 figophonie (EhgohfohnSe). A variety of 
 tremulous bronchophonia. 
 
 Egrotant,-e (Ehgrohtakn) . Unhealthy. 
 
 £jaculateur {EhzshahkulahUhr). Ejacula- 
 tory (duct); 
 
 Ejaculation (Ehzshahkulahssidn). Ejacu- 
 lation. Emission. 
 
 Ejaculatoire {Ehzshahkulahtoodhr). Ejacu- 
 ulatory. 
 
 Elaboration (Ehlahbohrahssi6n). Elabora- 
 tion. 
 
 filafle (Ehlahiel). Ethylene. 
 
 Slancement (Ehlahnsmdhn). Lancinating 
 or shooting pain. 
 
 £)lasticit€ (Ehlahsteesseetd). Elasticity. 
 
 £lastique (EhlahsteSk) . Elastic. 
 
 £latine (EhlahUen). Watery emulsion of 
 tar. 
 
 £lectif,-ve {EhlehkUef). Elective. 
 
 Election {Ehlehkssidn) . Election. 
 
 filectivite (Ehlehkteeveetd). Elective qual- 
 ity. 
 
 filectricitS {Ehlehhtreeceetd) . Electricity. 
 
 filectrique (Ehlehktreek) . Electric. 
 
 £lectrisatile (Ehiehktreezdhbl). Electrifi- 
 able. 
 
 filectrisant (Ehlehktreezdhn). Electrify- 
 
 , ing. 
 
 Electrisation {EUehktreezahssidn). Elec- 
 trization. 
 
 filectris6,-e (Ehlehktreezd). Electrified. 
 
 filectro-aimant (Ehlehktroh-ehmdhn). Elec- 
 tromagnet. 
 
 filectrode (Ehlehktrdhd). Electrode. Pole. 
 
 filectrogene {EhlehhtrohzsMhn). Produc- 
 ing electricity. 
 
 filectrogenese {Ehlehktrohzshehnehz). Elec- 
 trogenesis. 
 
 filectrolepsie {EhlehktrohlehpsSe). Electric 
 chorea. 
 
 £lectrologie (Ehlehktrohlohzshle). Treatise 
 on electricity. 
 
 38 
 
 filectrolysation {Ehlehktrohleezahssidn). 
 Electrolysis. Electrical decomposition. 
 
 filectroljrse {EUehktrohUez) . Electrolysis. 
 Electrical decomposition. 
 
 filectrolyser (Ehlehktrohleezd). To carry 
 out electrolysis. 
 
 Electrolyte {EhlehktrohUet) . The chem- 
 ical combination which undergoes elec- 
 trical decomposition. 
 
 filectrolytique {EhlehktrohleetSek), Elec- 
 trolytic. . I* 
 
 £lectro-magn€tique (Ehlehktroh-mahgneh- 
 Uek). Electro-magnetic. 
 
 £lectro-magn6tisme (Ehlehktroh-mahgfieh- 
 teism). Electro-magnetism. 
 
 £lectrometrie {Ehlekktrotimehtrle). Elec- 
 trometry. 
 
 £lectro-negatif,-ive {Ehlehktroh-nehgah- 
 Uef). Electro-negative. 
 
 £lectro-positif,-ive (JEhlehhtroh-pohzeetief), 
 Electro-positive. 
 
 Electro -puncture {Ehlehktroh-punktAr). 
 Electropuncturation. 
 
 £lectro-therapeutique (Ehlehktroh-tehrah- 
 pehtSek). Electrotherapeutics. 
 
 Electro-th€rapie (Ehlehktroh-tehmhpSe). 
 Electrotherapy. 
 
 Electro-thermie (,Ehlehktroh-tehrm4e). Pro- 
 duction of heat by electricity. 
 
 Electrotonus {EUehktrohtohnAs). Electro- 
 tonus. 
 
 Electuaire (Ehlehktuehr). Electuary. 
 
 Pigment (Ehlehmdhn). Element. 
 
 filementaire {EhlehmahnUhr) . Elemen- 
 tary. 
 
 £lenu (Ehlehmee). Resinous substance 
 extracted from Icica icicariba. 
 
 £leolate {Ehlehohldht). Preparation com- 
 posed of essences. 
 
 £leolique (Ehlehohleek) . Any preparation 
 having oil as an excipient. 
 
 Elephantiasis (Ehlehfahnteeahzies). Ele- 
 phantiasis. 
 
 ElSvateur (Ehlehvahtihr). Levator (mus- 
 cle). 
 
 Elevation (Ehlehvahssidn). Elevation. 
 
 filevatoire (EMehvahtoodhr). Elevator 
 (surgical instrument). 
 
 ElSvure {EhlehvUr). Papule. Blotch. 
 Pimple. 
 
 filiminateur, -trice (Ehleemeenahtihr). 
 What causes elimination. Expulsive. 
 
 Elimination {Ehleemeenahssidn). Elimina- 
 tion. Expulsion. 
 
 Elixir (EhleeksSer). Elixir. 
 
 S. paregorique (E. pahrehgohriek). Cam- 
 phorated tincture of opium. 
 
 E. vitriolique (E. veetreeohUek). Aromatic 
 sulphuric acid. 
 
 Ellebore {Ehlehb6hr). Black hellebore. 
 
 Elocution (Ehlohkussidn). Elocution. 
 
 £loign€,-e iEhlooahneed). Remote. Re- 
 moved.- 
 
Elo 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Emp 
 
 ]6longateur,-trice (EhlohngahUhr). Ap- 
 paratus to effect elongation. 
 
 Klongation {Ehlohngahssidn). Elongation. 
 
 Elytre {EUeUr). Vagina. Elytrum. 
 
 Elytrite {EhleetHet). Vaginitis. 
 
 filytrocMe {Ehleetrohss.thl) . Elytrocde. 
 Colpocele. 
 
 £lytroclisie {Ehleetrohkleesie). Oblitera- 
 tion of the vagina. 
 
 Elytroptose {Ehleetrohptdhz). Elytropto- 
 sis. 
 
 flytrorrhagie {EUeetrohrahzsMe). Elytror- 
 rhagia. 
 
 £lytrorrhaphie {EUeetrohrahfie). Elytror- 
 rhaphy. 
 
 Emaciation {Ekmahsseeahssidn). Emacia- 
 tion. 
 
 £macie,-e (Ehmahsseed). Emaciated. 
 
 £mail (Ehmahy). Enamel. 
 
 Emanation {EhmahnahssiSn). Emanation. 
 
 Emasculation (Ehmahskulahssidn). Emas- 
 culation. 
 
 Embarras (Ahmbahrdh). Obstruction. 
 Encumbrance. 
 
 E. gastric {A. gahstriek). Overioading of 
 the gastro-intestinal tract. Bilious at- 
 tack. 
 
 Embaumement {Ahmbohmehmdhn). Em- 
 balming. 
 
 Emboitement {Ahmbooahtmdhn). Fitting. 
 Joining. 
 
 Embole {Ahmbdhl). Embolus. 
 
 Embolie {AhmbohUe). Embolism. 
 
 Embolic (AhmbohlSek). Embolic. 
 
 Embolus (Ahmbohl^s). Embolism. 
 
 Embonpoint {Ahmbohnpooihn). Corpu- 
 lence. 
 
 Embouchure {AhmbooshUr). Opening in- 
 to. Anastomosis. 
 
 Embout (Ahmbod). Plug of speculum. 
 
 Embranchement (Ahmbrahnshmdhn). Di- 
 vision of a trunk (nerve or vessel) into 
 branches. 
 
 Embrassant,-e {Ahmbrahssdhn). Embrac- 
 ing. 
 
 Embrocation (Ahmbrohkahssidn). Embro- 
 cation. 
 
 Embrun {A hmbrghn) . Spray (of sea-water, 
 etc.). 
 
 Embryogfine {AhmbreeohzsMhn). What 
 produces an embryo. 
 
 Embryog6nie (Ahmbreeohzshehnie). Em- 
 bryogenesis. 
 
 Embryogenique {Ahmbreeohzshehniek) , 
 embryogenic. 
 
 Embryologie (AhmbreeohlohzshSe). Em- 
 bryology. 
 
 Embryon {Ahmbreedhn). Embryo. 
 
 Embryonnaire {Ahmbreeohnihr). Embry- 
 onic. 
 
 Embryotome {Ahmbreeohtdhm). Embryo- 
 tome. 
 
 Embryotomie {Ahmbreeohtokm4e). Em- 
 bryotomy. 
 
 Embryulce {A hmbreetilss) . Obstetric hook. 
 
 Embryule {Ahmbreeiil). Small embryo. 
 
 Emergence (Ehmehrzskdhnss). Emer- 
 gence. 
 
 £mergent,-e {Ehmehrzshdhn). Emergent. 
 
 Emersion {Ehmehrssidn) . Emersion. 
 Emergence. 
 
 Emetine {EhmehUen). Alcaloid of Ipeca. 
 Emetin. 
 
 Emgtique (EhmehUek). Emetic. Produc- 
 ing vomiting. 
 
 Emetiser {Ehmehteezd). Administer an 
 emetic. 
 
 Emigration (Ehmeegrahssidn). Emigra- 
 tion. 
 
 Eminence {Ehmeendhns). Eminence. 
 
 Emissaire {Ehmeessihr). Emissary. Ejacu- 
 latory duct. 
 
 Emissit (Ehmeesseef). Seat or cause of 
 emission. 
 
 Emission (Ehmeessidn). Emission. 
 
 EmmSnagogue {Ahmehnahgdhg). Emmena- 
 gogue. 
 
 Emmetrope (Ahmehtrdhp). Emmetrope. 
 
 Emm@tropie {Ahmehtrohpie). Emmetro- 
 pia. 
 
 Emollient,-e {Ehmohleedhn). Emollient. 
 
 Emonctoire {Ehmohnktoodhr). Emunc- 
 tory. 
 
 Emotion {Ehmohssidn). Emotion. 
 
 Emotivity {Ehmohteeveetd). Degree of 
 emotion. 
 
 Emouleur (EhmooUhr). Grinder of instru- 
 ments. 
 
 Empatement {Ahnpahtmdhn) . Puffiness. 
 
 Emphysemateux,-euse (AhnfeezehmahUh). 
 Emphysematous. 
 
 Emphyseme (Ahnfeezihm) . Emphysema. 
 
 Emphytique (AhnfeeUek). Innate. 
 
 Empirique {Ahnpeeriek) . Empiric. 
 
 Empirisme {AhnpeerSesm). Empiricisin. 
 
 Emplastique {AhnplahsUek). Possessing 
 the consistence of plaster. 
 
 'Era.-pXktte {Ahnpldhtr) . Plaster. 
 
 E. adh6sif {A.ahdehztef). Adhesive plaster. 
 
 E. brim {A. brehn). Plaster of red lead. 
 
 E. simple {A. sehmpl). Emplastrum 
 plumbi. 
 
 Emplume,-e {Ahplumd). Quilled. 
 
 Empois {Ahnpoodh). Starch. 
 
 Empoisonnement (Ahnpooahzohnmdhn). 
 Poisoning. 
 
 Empreinte {Ahnpr&hnt). Ridge. Rough 
 surface on bones for insertion of liga- 
 ments, muscles, etc. 
 
 Emprisonnement (Ahnpreezohnmdhn). In- 
 carceration. 
 
 Emprosthotonos ■ (Ahnprohstohtohndhss). 
 Tetanus in which the body is curved 
 forwards. 
 
 Empyeme (_AhnpeeShm). Empyema. 
 Pyothorax. 
 
 Empyose {Ahnpeedhz). Formation of em- 
 pyema. 
 
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Emu 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Eng 
 
 |mulgent,-e (Ehmuhshdhn). Emulgent. 
 
 Emtilsifj-ive (EhmulssSef) . Emulsive. 
 
 Emulsine {Ehmulss&en). Nitrogenous prin- 
 ciple of almonds analogous to a diastase. 
 
 Emulsion (Ehmulssidn). Emulsion. 
 
 femulsionnant.-e (Ehmulsseeohndhn) . 
 Emulsifying. 
 
 Smulsionnement {Ehmulsseeohnmdhn). 
 The act of emulsifying. 
 
 Enarthrose (Ahnahrtrdhz). Ens,rtlirosis. 
 
 Encanthis {AhnkahnteSss). Tumor of the 
 lacrymal caruncula. 
 
 Encaume (Ahnkdhm). Deep ulcer of the 
 cornea. 
 
 Encaustique {Ahnkohsteek). Mixture of 
 wax and an alkali for hardening prepara- 
 tions. 
 
 Enceinte {Ahnssihnt). Pregnant. 
 
 Encens (Ahnssdhn). Incense. 
 
 Encgphale {Ahnssehfdhl). Brain. En- 
 cephalum. 
 
 Encephalique {Ahnssehfahliek). Ence- 
 phalic. 
 
 Encephalite (AhnssehfahUet). Encepha- 
 litis. Inflammation of the brain. 
 
 Encephalocele {Ahnssehfahlohssehl). En- 
 cephalocele. 
 
 Encephaloide (Ahnssehfahloheed). En- 
 cephaloid. 
 
 Encgphalomalacie {A hnssehfahlohmahlahs- 
 sSe). Softening of the brain. 
 
 Encephalopathie {AhnssehfahlohpahUe). 
 Encephalopathy. Disease of the brain. 
 
 EncSphalotome {Ahnssehfahloht6hm). En- 
 cephalotome. 
 
 Encephalotomie {Ahnssehfahlohtohmee). 
 Encephalotomy. 
 
 Enchatonn6,-e {Ahnshahtohnd). Im- 
 pacted. 
 
 Enchatonnement {Ahnshahtohnmdhn) . 
 Impaction. 
 
 Encheville,-e {Ahnshveeyd). Kept in 
 strong position. 
 
 Enchifrenement {Ahnsheefrehnmdhn). 
 Coryza. 
 
 Enchondrome (Ahnkohndrdhm). Enchon- 
 droma. 
 
 Enclavement {Ahnklahvmdhn). Impaction. 
 Retention through constriction (of head 
 of foetus in pelvis, of fracture bone, etc.). 
 
 Enclume {AhnkHm). Incus (middle ear). 
 
 Encoelite (Ahncehleet). Inflammation of 
 the inner layer of the intestinal wall. 
 
 Encolpite (AhnkohlpSet). Vaginitis. 
 
 Encombrement (Ahnkohmbrmdhn). Over- 
 crowding. Obstruction. 
 
 Encroutement {Ahnkrootmdhn). Incrus- 
 tation. 
 
 Endartere {AhndahrUhr) . The intima of 
 an artery (inner layer). 
 
 Endarterite (AhndahrtehrSet) . Endarteri- 
 tis. 
 
 Endemicite (Ahndehmeesseetd). Endeniic- 
 ity. 
 
 40 
 
 End€mie {Ahndehmie). Endemic disease. 
 
 Endemique (Ahndehm^ek). Endemic. 
 
 Endemisme (Ahndehmeesm). Endemism. 
 
 Endermique (AhndehrmSek). Endermic. 
 
 Endermie {Ahndehrmie). Introduction of 
 medicine subcutaneously. 
 
 Endoblaste (Ahndohbldhst). Endoblast. 
 Cytoblast. 
 
 Endocarde {Ahndohkdhrd). Endocardium. 
 
 Endocardi(a)que (Ahndohkahrdee{dh)k). 
 Endocardial. 
 
 Endocardite (AhndohkahrdSet). Endocar- 
 ditis. 
 
 Endogene {Ahndohzshihn) . Endogenous. 
 
 Endolymphe {Ahndohleimf). Endolymph. 
 
 Endometrite {Ahndohmehtriet). Endome- 
 tritis. 
 
 Endopericardite {Ahndohpehreekahrdeet). 
 Endopericarditis. 
 
 Endoscope (Ahndohskohp). Instrument 
 for examination of cavities. Endoscope. 
 
 Endoscopie {Ahndohskohpie). Endoscopy. 
 
 Endosmometrie (Ahndohssmohmehtrie). 
 Endosmometry. 
 
 Endosmose {Ahndohssmdhz). Endosmosis. 
 
 Endosmotique {Ahndohssmohtiek). End- 
 osmotic. 
 
 Endothelium (AhndohtehleeShm). Endo- 
 thelium. 
 
 Enduit (Ahnduee). Coating. Layer of 
 adherent matter. 
 
 Endurcissement (Ahndursseessmdhn). 
 Hardening. Induration. 
 
 £nergie (EknehrzshSe). Energy. 
 
 Enervation (Ehnehrvahssidn). Enervation. 
 Exhaustion of nervous action. 
 
 finervement (Ehnehrvmdhn). Enervation. 
 Exhaustion of nervous action. 
 
 finerver (Ehnehrvd). To enervate. To 
 remove a portion of a nerve by surgical 
 procedure. 
 
 Enfance (Ahnfdhnss). Childhood. 
 
 Enfant {Ahnfdhn). Child. 
 
 Enfantement {Ahnfahntmdhn). Child- 
 birth. 
 
 Enflammer (Ahnflahmd). To be the place 
 of inflammation. 
 
 Enflure {Ahnfliir). Swelling. Tumor. 
 
 Enfoncement (Ahnfohnsmdhn). Fractuer 
 of bone with depression. 
 
 Enfouissement (Ahnfooeessmdhn). Bury- 
 ing of animals. 
 
 Engainant,-e {Ahnggehndhn). Envelop- 
 ing. 
 
 Engain€,-e {Ahnggehnd). Enveloped. 
 
 Engelure {Ahnzshliir). Chilblain. 
 
 Engorge, -e (Ahngohrzshd). Engorged. 
 Congested. 
 
 Engorgement (Ahngohzshmdhn). Engorge- 
 ment. Congestion. 
 
 Engoue,-e {Ahngood). Obstructed. 
 Choked up. 
 
 Engouement {Ahngoomdhn). Obstruction. 
 Choking up. 
 
Eng 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Env 
 
 Engouer {Ahngood). To choke up. To 
 obstruct. 
 
 Engourdissement (Ahngoordeesmdhn). 
 Numbness. Torpid state. 
 
 EngTSiis (Ahngrih). Manure. 
 
 Engraissement {Ahngrehssmdhn). Fatten- 
 ing. Manuring of soil. 
 
 Enkyste,-e (Ahnkeestd). Encysted. 
 
 Enkystement {Ahnkeestmdhn) . Encyst- 
 ment. 
 
 Enkyster {Ahnkeestd). To encyst. 
 
 Ennui (Ahntiei). Annoyance. Tedious- 
 ness. Vexation. 
 
 Enregistreur (.AhnrehzsheestrShr) . An ap- 
 paratus that registers physical manifes- 
 tations. 
 
 Enrouement {Ahnroomdhn). Hoarseness. 
 
 Enroule,-e (Ahnroold). Rolled up on 
 itself. 
 
 Enroulement (Ahnroolmdhn). Rolling up. 
 
 Ensellure (Ahnssehlur). Curve of lumbar 
 spine. 
 
 Ensemble {Ahnssdhmbl). The whole. En- 
 tirety. 
 
 Ensevelissement (Ahnsehvleessmdhn). 
 Burial. 
 
 Ensiform {Ahnseefohrm). Ensiform. 
 
 Entendement {Ahntahndmdhn). Under- 
 standing. 
 
 Enteralgie (Ahntehrahlzshie). Enteralgia. 
 
 Enterectasie {Ahntehrehktahzee) . Enter- 
 ectasis. 
 
 Enterectomie {Ahntehrehktomie) . Enter- 
 ectomy. 
 
 Enterien,-ne (Ahntehreeehn). Enteric. 
 Intestinal. 
 
 Enterique (Ahntehriek). Enteric. Intes- 
 tinal. 
 
 Entente {Ahntehreet). Enteritis. 
 
 Enterocgle (Ahntehrohssehl) . Hernia 
 formed by intestines. Enterocele. 
 
 Enteroclysme (AhntehrohklSesm). Injec- 
 tion under pressure into the intestine for 
 relief of obstruction. 
 
 Entero-colite {AhntehrohkohUet). Entero- 
 colitis. 
 
 Enterodynic {Ahntehrohdeenie). Entero- 
 dynia. Neuralgic pain in the intestines. 
 
 Entero-epiplocele {Ahntehroh-Shpeeplohs- 
 sM). Hernia formed of the intestine 
 and epiploon. 
 
 Entero-hemorrhagie {Ahntehoroh-ehmoh- 
 rahzshie). Intestinal hemorrhage. 
 
 Enteroide (Ahntehrohied). Resembling in- 
 testine. 
 
 Enterolithe (AhntehrohUei). Enterolith. 
 
 Enterologie (AhntehrohlohzsMe). Ente- 
 rology. 
 
 Entero-mesenterite (A hntehroh-mehzahn- 
 tehreet). Tabes mesenterica. 
 
 Enteromphale {Ahntehrohmfdhl). Umbili- 
 cal hernia. 
 
 Enteromyiase (Ahniehrohmeedhz). Exist- 
 ence of larvae of flies in the intestine. 
 
 EntSroptose (Ahntehrohptdhz). Enterop- 
 tosis. 
 
 Enterorrhagie (AhntehrohrahzhsMe). En- 
 terorrhagia. 
 
 Enterorrhaphie {AhntehrohrahfSe). Enter- 
 orrhaphy. 
 
 Enterorrh€e (Ahntehrohrd). Diarrhoea. 
 
 Enterostenose (AhntehrohstehnShz). En- 
 terostenosis. 
 
 Entgrotomie {Ahntehrohtohm&e). Enterot- 
 omy. Opening of the intestine. 
 
 Enterrement (Ahntehrmdhn). Interment. 
 Burying. 
 
 Enthelminthe (Ahntehlmeent). Parasitic 
 helminth in intestines. 
 
 Entier (Ahnteed). Whole. Entire. 
 
 Entite (Ahnteetd). Entity. 
 
 Entocephalique {Ahntokssehfahleek). With 
 in the head. 
 
 Entoglosse (Ahntohgldhss). Hyoid bone. 
 
 Entomologie (Ahntohmohlokzshge). Ento- 
 mology. 
 
 Entomomycete {Ahntohmohmeessiht). En- 
 tomomocytes. 
 
 Entomophage {Ahntohmohfdhzsh). Insec- 
 tivorous. 
 
 Entomozoologie {A hntohmohzohohlohzshie) . 
 Entomology. 
 
 Entbnnoir {Ahntohnoodhr). Funnel. In- 
 fundibulum. 
 
 E. femoral (A.fehmohrdhl). Crural canal. 
 
 E. des reins (A. deh rehn). Calices of kid- 
 ney. 
 
 Entoplasma (Ahntohplahzmd). Proto- 
 plasm. 
 
 Entorse (Ahntdhrss). Sprain. Twist. 
 
 Entortille,-e (Ahntohrteed). Twisted (su- 
 ture). 
 
 Entoscope {Ahntohskdhp). Endoscope. 
 
 Entothoracique {Ahntohtohrahssiek). En- 
 dothoracic. 
 
 Entozoaire {AhntohzoMhr) . Entozoon. 
 
 Entrailles {Ahntrdy). Intestines. Ab- 
 dominal viscera. 
 
 Entrainement {Ahntrehnmdhn) . Training. 
 
 Entraves {Ahntrdhv). Shackles. 
 
 Entrecoupe,-e {Ahntrkoopd). Interrupted. 
 Intermittent (respiration, etc.). Broken. 
 
 Entrecroisement (Ahntrkrooahzmdhn). De- 
 cussation. 
 
 Entre-fesson (Ahntr-fehssOhn). Intertrigo 
 of perineum. 
 
 Entropion (Ahntrohpeeohn). Entropion. 
 
 Enucleation (Ehnuklehahssidn) . Enuclea- 
 tion. 
 
 £nucleer {Ehnuklehd). To enucleate. 
 
 £nuresie {Ehnurehzee). Enuresis. Incon- 
 tinence of urine. 
 
 Envahissement (Ahnvaheessmdhn). En- 
 croachment. Invasion. 
 
 Enveloppe (Ahnvehlohp). Investing mem- 
 brane. 
 
 Envenimation (Ahnvehneemahssidn). In- 
 fection with venom. 
 
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Env 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 E. tra 
 
 Eiivenime,-e {Ahnvehneemd). Infected. 
 Poisoned. 
 
 Envie {AhnvSe). Craving. Longing. 
 Naevus. 
 
 Envoilure {AhnvooahHr). Curve of scis- 
 sors. 
 
 Enzyme (Ahnzeem). Enzyme. 
 
 Eosine {EhohzSen). Eosin. 
 
 Epactaux (Ehpahktdh). Wormian bones. 
 
 Epais,-aisse (EhpSh). Thick. 
 
 Epaissi,-e (Ehpehssee). Thickened. 
 
 £paississement {Mhpehssessmdhn). Thick- 
 ening. 
 
 Epanchement (Ehpahnshmdhn). Effusion. 
 
 E. gazeux (E. gahzih). Pneumothorax. 
 
 £. hemoptyique (£. ehmohpteeiek). Hem- 
 optysis. 
 
 £. purulent (£. puruldhn). Purulent effu- 
 sion. 
 
 £. sanguin (£. sahggihn). Effusion of 
 blood. 
 
 £. uiinetiz (£. ureenSh). Extravasation of 
 urine. 
 
 £. de synovie (£. deh sseenohvee). Hydar- 
 throsis. 
 
 Epanouissement (Ehpahnooeessmdhn). 
 Branching of blood vessels, nerves, etc. 
 Blossoming, 
 
 £pars,-e (Ehpahr). Dispersed. Scattered. 
 
 :6paule (EhpShl). Shoulder. 
 
 fipendymaire (EhpahndeemShr). Ependy- 
 mal. 
 
 fipendyme (EhpahndSem). Ependyma. 
 Membrane covering the central canal of 
 the spinal cord and the ventricles of the 
 brain. 
 
 £pendymite (Ehpahndeemiet). Ependy- 
 initis. 
 
 fiperon (EhprShn). Spur. Folds in the 
 intima of an jjfartery p^at the point of 
 branching. 
 
 fipervier (Ehpehrveed). Pour-tailed band- 
 age for dressing on the nose. Hawk 
 bandage. 
 
 Ephelide {EhfehUed). Freckle. 
 
 £phemere (EhfehmShr). Ephemeral. 
 Temporary. 
 
 Ephippion (Ehfeepeedhn). Sella turcica. 
 
 Epial (Ehpeedhl). A point of ossification. 
 
 £piale (Ehpeedhl). Malignant fever. 
 
 £pian (Ehpeedhn). The yaws. 
 
 £piblast (Ehpeebldhst). Epiblast. 
 
 £pibole (Ehpeebdhl). Nightmare. 
 
 £picanthus (Ehpeekahntiis). Fold of the 
 skin on the internal angle of the eye. 
 
 £pice (Ehpeess). A sharp aromatic con- 
 diment. 
 
 £picerastique {EhpeessehrahsUek). Emol- 
 lient. Refreshing. 
 
 £pichorion (Ehpeekohreedhn). Epichorion. 
 
 £picdlique (Ehpeekohle^k). Covering the 
 colon. 
 
 Epicondyle {Ehpeekohndiel). External 
 condyle of the humerus. 
 
 42 
 
 fipicondyHen,-ne {Ehpeekohndeeleeihn). 
 Pertaining to the external condyle of 
 . humerus. 
 
 £picondylo -cubital {Ehpeehohndeeloh-ku- 
 beetdhl). Anconeus muscle. 
 
 £.-radial (E.-rahdeedhl). Supinator brevis. 
 
 fi.-susmStacarpien {E.-sumehtahkahr 
 peeihn). Extenson carpiradialis brevior 
 m. 
 
 £.-susplialangettien commun (£. sufah- 
 lahnzshehteeehn kohmShn). Extensor 
 communis digitorum (forearm). 
 
 £.-susphalangettien du petit doigt {E.-su- 
 fahlahnzshehteeihn du ptee doodh). Ex- 
 tensor minimi digiti (forearm). 
 
 £picostal,-e (Ehpeekohstdhl). On the ribs. 
 
 £picdme {Ehpeekrdhn). Epicranium. 
 
 £picramen,-ne (Ehpeekrahneeihn). Epi- 
 cranial. 
 
 £picTise {EhpeekrSez). fipicrisis. 
 
 £pidSniicit6 [Ehpeedehmeesseetd). Epidim- 
 icity. 
 
 £pid€mie (EhpeedehmSe). Epidemic dis- 
 ease. 
 
 £pidemiologie (Ehpeedehmeeohlohzshie). 
 Epidemiology. 
 
 £pideiaique (EhpeedehmSek). Epidemic. 
 
 £piderme {Ehpeedihrm). Epiderm. Cu- 
 ticle. 
 
 £pidermique (Ehpeedehrmiek). Epidermic. 
 
 £pididymaire {EhpeedeedeemShr). Epidi- 
 dymal. 
 
 £piaidyme (Ehpeedeedeem). Epididymis. 
 
 £pigastre (Ehpeegdhstr). Epigastrium. _ 
 
 £pigastrique {Ehpeegahstreek) . Epigastric. 
 
 £pigastroceIe (EhpeegahstrohssSM). Hernia 
 through linea alba in epigastric region. 
 
 £piglotte {EhpeegUht). Epiglottis. 
 
 £piglottique (EhpeeglohUek). Epiglottic. 
 
 £pigone (Ehpeeg6hn). Superf cetation. 
 Epigonium. 
 
 £pilateur (Ehpedahtihr). EpUatory. 
 
 £pilation {Ehpeelahssidn). Epilation. 
 
 £pilatoire (Ehpeelahtoodhr). Epilatory. 
 
 £pilepsie (EhpeelehpsSe) . Epilepsy. 
 
 £pileptique (EhpeelehptSek) . Epileptic. 
 
 £pileptog§ne (EhpeelehptohzshShn) . Epi- 
 leptog;enous. 
 
 £pileptoide (EhpeelehptohSed). Epileptoid. 
 Epileptiform. 
 
 £pilogisme {EhpeelohzsMesm). Empirical 
 reasoning. 
 
 £pinard (Ehpeendhr). Spinach. 
 
 £pine (EhpSen). Thorn. Spine. 
 
 £. dorsale (£. dohrssdhl). Vertebral col- 
 umn. Spine. 
 
 £.-vinette {E.-veeniht). Berberry bush. 
 
 £. du pubis (jE. du pubSes) . Spine of pubis. 
 
 £. sciatique (E. sseeahUek). Spine of ischi- 
 um. 
 
 £pineux,-euse (Ehpeehneh) . Thorny. 
 Spinous. 
 
 £. transversaire (£. trahnsvehrsihr). 
 Transversalis dorsi (muscle). 
 
Epi 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ere 
 
 fipingle (EhpShngl). Pin. 
 
 fipinifere (Ehpeeneeehr). Spinal. 
 
 fi. moelle (£. moodhl). Spinal cord. 
 
 £pioecie {Ehpeeehssie). Epidemic confined 
 to a limited locality. 
 
 £pione {Ehpeedhn). Internal aspect of 
 decidua. A mucous membrane. 
 
 Epiparozysme (Ehpeepahrohksiesm). Par- 
 oxysm which appears before expected 
 time. 
 
 fipipastique (Ehpeepahstiek). Blistering 
 paper. 
 
 fpiphanie {EhpeefahnSe). External state 
 of body. 
 
 fipiphenomene (Ehpeefehnokmihn). Epi- 
 phenomenon. 
 
 Epiphora {Ehpeefohrdh). Epiphora. La- 
 chrimation. 
 
 Epiphysaire {Ehpeefeezihr). Epiphyseal. 
 
 Epiphyse {EhpeefSez). Epiphysis. 
 
 Epiphyte (EhpeefSet). Epiphyte. Vege- 
 table parasite. 
 
 Epiphytisme {Ehpeefeeteism). Production 
 of epiphytes. 
 
 Epiplocele {Ehpeeplohssihl). Epiplocele. 
 
 ^iplo-enterocdle {Ehpeeploh-ahntehrohs- 
 sfhl). Epiploenterocele. 
 
 Epiploique (EhpeeplohSek). Epiploic. 
 
 Epiploon {Ehpeeplohihn). Epiploon. 
 Omentum. 
 
 fipipolique {EhpeepohUck). Secretory. 
 . Excretory. 
 
 fipicritique {EhpeekreeUek). Sensibility of 
 light touch, light temperature; apprecia- 
 tion of two points of compass and locali- 
 zation of the skin. 
 
 fipirrhee {Ehpeerd). Supersecretion. Dis- 
 charge. 
 
 £pischese (Ehpeeshihz). Supression of 
 secretions (menses, etc.). 
 
 Epi5cleral,-e (Ehpeesklehrdhl). Episcleral. 
 
 Epispadias (Ehpeespahdeedhss) . Epispa- 
 dias. Opening of the urethra at the 
 dorsal portion of the penis. 
 
 £pispasme (Ehpeespdhzm) . Strong efforts 
 at inspiration during dyspnoea. 
 
 Epispastique (Ehpeespahstiek). Epispas- 
 tic. 
 
 £pistaphylin {EhpeestahfeeUhn) . Azygos 
 uvulae. 
 
 Epistase (Ehpeestdhz). Suppression. 
 
 £pi5tazis (Ehpeestahksies) . Epistaxis. 
 
 opisthotonos (Ehpeestohtohndhss). Bar- 
 barous expression. 
 
 £pistrophee (Ehpeestrohfd). Axis. 
 
 £pisynth6tic {EhpeessehntehUek) . Above 
 the synthesis. 
 
 £pith6Iial,-e (Ehpeetehleedhl) . Epithelial. 
 Cuticular. 
 
 £pithelioma {Ehpeetehleeohmdh). Epithe- 
 lioma. 
 
 £pith€liomateux, -euse (Ehpeetehleeohmah- 
 Uh). Epitheliomatous. 
 
 £pith61ium {Ehpeetehleedhm). Epithelium. 
 Cuticle. 
 
 £pith6me {Ehpeetihm). Compress. Wet 
 application. Fomentation. 
 
 £pitrochlee (Ehpeetrohkld). Internal con- 
 dyle of the humerus. 
 
 £pitrochlgen,-ne (Ehpeetrohklehikn). Epi- 
 trochlear. 
 
 £.-metacarpien {E.-mehtahkahrpeeihn). 
 Plexor carpi radialis muscle. 
 
 £.-palmaire {E. pahlmShr). Palmaris lon- 
 gus muscle. 
 
 £.-phalangien commun {E.-fahlahnzskee- 
 ihn com4hn). Flexor sublimis digitorum 
 m. 
 
 £.-radial {E.-rahdeedU). Pronator radii 
 teres m. 
 
 £pizoaire (Ehpeezohihr). Epizoon. Para- 
 site living on the surface of the body. 
 
 £pizootie (EhpeezohohUe). Epizootic dis- 
 ease (in animals). 
 
 Epizootique (EhpeezohohtSek) . Epizootic. 
 
 £ponge (Ehpdhnzsh). Sponge. 
 
 £pouillage {Ehpooydhzsh). Delousing. 
 
 £preinte (Ehprihnt). Uterine contractions 
 during labor. Tenesmus. 
 
 £prouTette {Ehprooviht). Graduated glass 
 tube. 
 
 £psom, sel d' (Epsdhm, sehl d'). Epsom 
 salt. Sulphate of magnesia. 
 
 £puisement {Ehpheezmdhn). Exhaustion. 
 Faintness. 
 
 £pulide {EhpuUed). Fibrous tumors of 
 gum. 
 
 Epulie {EhpuUe). Fibrous tumors of 
 gum. 
 
 Epuration (Ehpurahssidn). Purification. 
 
 £quateur (EhkahtShr). Equator. 
 
 Equation (Ehkahssidn). Equation. 
 
 £quatorial,-e (Ehkahtokreedhl). Equator- 
 ial. 
 
 £querrin,-ne {Ehkehrihn). Set square. 
 
 Equilibration (EhkeeleebrahssiSn). Equili- 
 bration. 
 
 Equilibre {Ehkeeleihr). Equilibrium. 
 
 £quin,-ne (Ehkihn). Relating to horse. 
 Equinus. 
 
 £quitant,-e (Ehkeetdhn) . Equitant. 
 
 Equitation (Ehkeetahssi6n). Equitation. 
 
 EqtiiTalence {Ehkeevahldhnss). Equiva- 
 lence. 
 
 Equivalent,-e {Ehkeevahldhn) . Equiva- 
 lent. 
 
 £radicatif,-ive (Ehrahdeekahtief). Radical 
 therapeutic measure. 
 
 Eradication (Ehrahdeekahssidn) . Eradica- 
 tion. 
 
 Eraillement {Ehraymdhn). A tear with 
 irregular edges. 
 
 £. de la paupiSre (£. deh lah pohpeeShr). 
 Ectropion. 
 
 Eraillure (Ehray4r). Abrasion. Lines on 
 the abdomen after confinement. 
 
 Erecteur, -trice {EhrehkUhr). Erector. 
 
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E. du 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ete 
 
 £. du clitoris (£. du kleeiohrees). Ischio- 
 cavernosus muscle. 
 
 E. de la verge, (fi. deh lah vehrzsh). Is- 
 chio-cavernosus muscle. 
 
 Erectile (Ehrekkteel) . Erectil. 
 
 foectilite (Ehrekkteeleetd). Erectility. 
 
 Erection (Ehrehkssidn). Erection. 
 
 Erethisme {EhrehUesm). Erethism. Or- 
 gasm. Irritation. 
 
 Ergot {Ehrgdh). Ergot. 
 
 E. de seigle (£. deh sehgl). Ergot of rye. 
 
 Ergots, -e (Ehrgohta). Having ergot. 
 
 firgotine [EhrgohUen). Egotin. 
 
 £rgotisme (Ehrgohteesm). Poisoning by 
 ergot. Ergotism. 
 
 firigne {Ehreenn). Hook (in dissecting, 
 etc.). Tenaculum. 
 
 Erosif,-ive (Ehrohzief). Producing ero- 
 sion. Erosive. 
 
 £rosion (Ehrohzeeohn) . Erosion. 
 
 feotique (EhrohUek). Erotic. 
 
 £rotomaiiie (Ehrohtohmahnee). Eroto- 
 mania. 
 
 £rratique (Ehrahteek). Erratic. Irregu- 
 lar. Wandering. 
 
 firreur (EhrShr). Error. 
 
 ferrhin (EhrShn). Snuff. Sternutory. 
 
 fiructation (Ehruktahssidn) . Eructation. 
 
 finigineux,-euse (Ehruzsheeneh). Resem- 
 bling verdigris. Eruginous. 
 
 £ruptif,-ive (EhrupUef). Eruptive. 
 
 Eruption (Ehrupssidn). Eruption. 
 
 £rysipelateux,-euse (EhreezeepehlahUh). 
 Erysipelatous. 
 
 £rysipele (EhreezeepM) . Erysipelas. 
 
 £ryth6mateux,-euse [EhreetehmahUh) . 
 Erythematous. 
 
 6rytheme [Ehreetehm). Erythema. 
 
 firythemogene (EhreetehmohzshShn) . Ru- 
 befacient. 
 
 Erythemoide (Ehreetehmohied). Erythe- 
 moid. 
 
 ferythroid tunique {EhreetroMed tuniek). 
 Cremaster. 
 
 firythrophthalme {Ehreetrohftdhlm). Pos- 
 sessing red eyes. 
 
 firythrophylle (Ehreetrohflel). Erythro- 
 phyl. 
 
 Erythroxylon {Ehreetrohkseeldhn). Coca. 
 Erythroxylon. 
 
 Escalier (Ehsskahleed) . Steps. 
 
 E. Phenomene de 1' {Fehnohmihn deh lehs- 
 skahleed). A phenomenon in registra- 
 tion of heart sounds given by Bowditch. 
 
 Escargot (Ehsskahrgdh). Snail. 
 
 Escarole (Ehskahrdhl). Endive. 
 
 Escarre (Ehskdhr). Scab. 
 
 Eschare (Ehskdhr). Scab. 
 
 Escarrification {Ehskahreefeekahssion) . 
 Production of a scab. 
 
 Escharification (Ehskahreefeekahssion). 
 Production of a scab. 
 
 Escarrotique (Ehskahrohieek) . Caustic. 
 Escharotic. 
 
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 Escharotique (Ehskahrohieek). Caustic. 
 Escharotic. 
 
 Esclavage (Ehsklahvdhzsh) . Slavery. 
 
 Escrime (Ehskreem). Fencing. 
 
 Esculique (Ehsskuleek). Saponic. 
 
 fisere (Ehzehrd). Calabar bean. 
 
 fiserine (Ehzehreen). Alcaloid of Calabar 
 bean (physostigmine). Eserin. 
 
 Espace (Ehspdhss). Space. 
 
 E. sous-arachnoidien (E. ssoozahrahknohee- 
 deeehn). Subarachnoid space. 
 
 E. intercostal (E. ehntehrkohstdhl). Inter- 
 costal space. 
 
 Espece (EhsspShss). Species. Kind. 
 
 E.s aromatiques (E.s ahrohmahUek). Com- 
 pound cinnamon powder. 
 
 E.s emollientes (E.s ehmolleedhnt). Emol- 
 lient meal. 
 
 E.s. pectorales (E.s. pehktohrdhi). Liquor- 
 ice tea. 
 
 E.s. sudorifiques (E.s ssudohreefeek). 
 Compound decoction of guaiacum. 
 
 Esprit (Ehspree). Spirit. Mind. 
 
 E. de Mindererus (E. deh Mindererus). 
 Compound of ammonium acetate and 
 other pyrogenic products. 
 
 E. volatil de come de cerf (£. vohlahtiel deh 
 kohrn deh ssehr). Spirit of hartshorn. 
 Aromatic spirits of ammonia. Liquor 
 ammonii carbonici pyro-oleosi. 
 
 Esquille (EsskeSy). Splinter of bone. 
 
 Esquinancie (Ehsskeenahnssee). Suppura- 
 tive tonsillitis. Quinsy. 
 
 Essai (Ehssd). Trial. Test. Quantita- 
 tive analysis. 
 
 Essence (Ehssdhnss) . Essence. 
 
 Essentiel,-le (Ehssahnsseeehl). Essential. 
 
 Essouflement (Ehssoufimdhn) . Breathless- 
 ness. 
 
 Esthesie (EhstehzSe). Esthesia. 
 
 Esthesiometre (Ehstehzeeohm&htr). Esthe- 
 siometer. 
 
 Esthgsique (Ehstehzeek) . Pertaining to 
 sensation. 
 
 Esthiomene (EhsteeohmShn) . Lupus of 
 the anus or of the vulva. 
 
 Estival,-e (Ehsteevdhl). Estival. 
 
 Estomac (Ehstohmdh). Stomach. 
 
 Etablissement (Ehtahbleessmdhn). Insti- 
 tution. Establishment. 
 
 Etain (Ehtehn). Tin. 
 
 fitalon (Ehtahldhn). Stallion. 
 
 £tamage (Ehtahmdhzsh). Tinning. Quick- 
 silvering. Plating. 
 
 Etamine (Ehtahmten). Stamen. 
 
 Etang (Ehtdhn). Pond. Pool. 
 
 "kta-tXEhtdh) . State. Condition. Status. 
 
 % actuel (E. ahktueU). Present state. 
 
 fitau (Ehtdh). A vice. 
 
 6te (Ehtd), Summer. 
 
 fiteint,-e (Ehtehn). Extinguished. What 
 has lost its characteristic features. 
 
 fetendue (Ehtahndii). Extent. Space. 
 
 fiternuement (Ehtehrnumdhn). Sneezing. 
 
Eth 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Evo 
 
 fither {EhUhr). Ether. 
 
 E. azoteux alcoolis6 (£. ahzohUh ahlkohoh- 
 leezd). Sweet spirit of nitre. 
 
 E. sulfurique (£. sulfuriek). Ordinary 
 ether. 
 
 E. stilfurique alcoolise (E. s. a.). Com- 
 pound spirit of sulphuric ether. Hoff- 
 mann's anodyne. 
 
 Etherat {Ehtehrdh). Product of distilling 
 ether on aromatic substances. 
 
 Ethers, -e (Ehtehrd). Ethereal. 
 
 Etherification (.EhtehreefeekahssiSn). For- 
 mation of ethers.< 
 
 Etherique (Ehtehreek). Referable to alde- 
 hyds. 
 
 £thgrisation (Ehtehreezahssidn) . Etheriza- 
 tion. 
 
 fitheriser (Ehtehreezd). To anesthetize 
 with ether. 
 
 Etherisme {Ehtehreesm). Poisoning with 
 ether. 
 
 £theroide (Ehtehroheed). Analogous to 
 ether. 
 
 fitherolature {EhtehroUahtilr). Ethereal 
 tincture obtained by direct action of 
 ether on any substance. 
 
 Etherole (Ehtehrohld) . A compound 
 formed of ether and various remedies. 
 
 Etherolique (EhtehrohUek). Possessing 
 ether as an excipient. 
 
 Ethmoidal, -e (Ehtmoheeddkl). Ethmoidal. 
 
 E. Crete (£. kreht). Crista galli. 
 
 Ethmoide (EhtmohSed). Ethmoid bone. 
 
 Ethmoiidien,-ne (Ehtmoheedeeghn). Eth- 
 moidal. 
 
 Ethnique (EhtnSek). Ethnic. 
 
 Ethnographie (^Ehtnohgrahfee). Ethnog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Ethnologie {EhtnohlohzsMe) . Ethnology. 
 
 Ethologie (Ehtohlohzshee). Study of hab- 
 its of men and animals. 
 
 Ethyle (Ehteel). Ethyl. 
 
 ]6thyl6ne (OhteeUhn). Ethylene, defiant 
 gas. 
 
 Ethylique (EhteelSek). Ethylic. 
 
 Etincelle (Ehtehnssihl). Spark. 
 
 Etiole,-e (Ehteeohld). Etiolate. 
 
 Etiolement (Ehteeohlmdhn). Anemia pro- 
 duced by privation of light. 
 
 Etiologie (Ehteeohlohzskee). Etiology. 
 
 Etiologique {EhteeohlohzsMeh) . Etiologie. 
 
 fitique (EhUek). Hectic. Emaciated. 
 
 £tisie (EhteezSe). Hecticity. Emaciation. 
 
 6toff6,-e (Ehtohfd). Possessing well-de- 
 veloped muscles. 
 
 fitoile {Ehtoodhl). Star. 
 
 £tonnement {Ehtohnmdhn). Surprise. 
 
 fitouffement (Ehfoofmdhn) . Suffocation. 
 Difficulty of breathing. 
 
 fitoupe (Ehtodp). Tow. 
 
 fitourdissement (Ehtoordeessmdhn). Diz- 
 ziness. Stunning. Shock. 
 
 fitranglement (Ehtrahnglmdhn) . Strangu- 
 lation. Incarceration. 
 
 Strangle, -e (Ehtrahngld) . Strangulated. 
 
 Etrier {Ehtreed). Stirrup. Stapes. Band- 
 age for the foot. 
 
 Etui (Ehtuie). Sheath. Case. 
 
 Etuve {Ehtiiv). Drying stove (chemical). 
 
 Eucalypte (Ehkahleipt) . Eucalyptus. 
 
 Eucalyptol {Ehkahleeptehl) . Eucalyptol. 
 
 Eucrasie {EhkrahzSe). Good temperament. 
 Eucrasia. 
 
 Eugengsique (EhzshehnehzSek). Referable 
 to eugenesis. 
 
 Euggnique (Ehzshehniek). Eugenic. 
 
 Euhexie {EhehksSe). Corpulence. 
 
 Eukyesie {Ehkeeehzge). Normal preg- 
 nancy. 
 
 Eunuchisme {EhnushSezm). Eunuchism. 
 
 Eunuque (Ehniik). Eunuch. 
 
 Eupepsie {Ehpehpsie). Good digestion. 
 
 Eupeptique {EhpehpUek). Having good 
 digestion. 
 
 Euphorbe (Ehfohrb). Spurge. 
 
 Eupnee {Ehpnd). Normal respiration. 
 
 Eurhythmie (Ehreetmie). Regularity of 
 pulse. 
 
 Eusemie (Ehzehmee). Favorable condi- 
 tion in illness. 
 
 Eustache, trompe d' (Ehstdhsh, ihrohmp 
 deh). Eustachian tube. 
 
 Eutocie (Ehtohssie). Normal confinement. 
 
 Evacuant,-e (Ehvahkudhn). Evacuant. 
 
 fivacuateur (Ehvahkuahtehr) . Evacuator. 
 Excretory. 
 
 Evacuation (Ehvahkttahssidn). Discharge. 
 
 £vagination (Ehvahzsheenahssidn). Evag- 
 ination. 
 
 Evanescence (Ehvahnehssdhnss). Evanes- 
 cence. 
 
 £vanescent,-e (Ehvahnehssdhn). Evanes- 
 cent. 
 
 Evanouissement (Ehvahnooeessmdhn) . 
 Syncope. Fainting. Swoon. 
 
 fivaporable (Ehvahpohrdhbl). Capable of 
 evaporating. 
 
 Evaporation (Ehvahpohrahssidn). Evapora- 
 tion. 
 
 Evente,-e (Ehmhntd). Liquid that got flat. 
 
 Eventration (Ehvahntrahssidn). Eventra- 
 tion. Falling abdomen. 
 
 Eversif,-ive {Ehvehrsgef) . Which causes 
 eversion. 
 
 Eversion (EhvehrssiSn). Eversion (of 
 teeth, etc.). 
 
 Evidement (Ehveedmdhn). Scraping out, 
 or removal of bone, tissue, etc., from a 
 cavity. 
 
 Evideur (Ehveedihr). Person or instru- 
 ment accomplishing the scraping out or 
 the removing. 
 
 Eviration (Ehveerahssion). Loss of sexual 
 power in man. 
 
 Evisceration (Ehveessehrahssidn) . Eviscera- 
 tion. 
 
 Evolutif,-ive (EhvohluUef). Referable to 
 evolution. 
 
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Evo 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Exp 
 
 Evolution (Ehvohlussidn). Evolution. 
 
 £volutioniste (EhvohlussiohnSest). Who is 
 adept of the theory of evolution. 
 
 £vulsif,-ive (Ehvulseef). Evulsive. 
 
 Evulsion (JEhvulssi6n). Evulsion. 
 
 Exacerbation {Ehkzakssehrbahssidn). Ex- 
 acerbation. Increase. Paroxysm. 
 
 £xagerg,-e (Ehkzahzshehrd). Exaggerated. 
 
 Exaltation (Ehkzahltahssidn). Exaltation. 
 
 Ezamen (EhkzahmShn). Examination. 
 
 Exanie {Ehkzahnie). Prolapse of rectum. 
 Exania. 
 
 Exanthemateux, -euse {EhkzahntehmahUh) . 
 Exanthematous. 
 
 Exanthematique {Ehkzahntehmahtiek) . £x- 
 anthematic. 
 
 Exantheme (EhkzahnUhm). Eruptive fe- 
 ver. Exanthem. 
 
 ExanthSmagene {Ehkzahntehmohzshihn). 
 Producing an exanthem. 
 
 Exarthreme (EkzahrirShm). Dislocation 
 in diarthrosis. 
 
 Exarthrose (EkzahrtrShy). Dislocation in 
 diarthrosis. 
 
 Exarticulation {Ehhzahrteekulahssidn). 
 Amputation at a joint. 
 
 Exasperation [Ehkzahspehrahssidn). Ex- 
 acerbation. 
 
 Exhibition (Ehksbeebeessidn). Exosmosis. 
 Evaporation. Oozing. 
 
 Excavation (Ehkskahvahssidn) . Excava- 
 tion. Cavity. 
 
 Excentricite (Ehksahntreesseetd). Excen- 
 tricity. A non-central position. 
 
 Excentrique {Ehksahntriek). Excentric. 
 Non-central. 
 
 Excerebration {EKkssehrehhrahssidn). Ex- 
 cerebration. 
 
 Exces (EhksSh). Excess. 
 
 Excipient (Ehksseepeedhn). Excipient. 
 Vehicle. Menstruum. 
 
 Excision {EhksseezeeShn). Excision. Ex- 
 tirpation. Resection. 
 
 Excitabilit§ (Ehksseetahbeeleetd). Excita- 
 bility. 
 
 Excitant, -e (Ehksseetdhn) . Excitant. 
 
 Excitation {Ehksseetahssidn) . Excitation. 
 
 Excitement {Ehksseetmdhn). Excitement. 
 
 Excito-moteur {Ehksseetoh-mohUhr). Ex- 
 cito-motor. 
 
 Excito-rSflexe (Ehksseetoh-rehflehks). Ex- 
 cito-reflex. 
 
 Excoriation (Ehkskohreeahssidn) . Excoria- 
 tion. 
 
 Excrement {Ehkskrehmdhn) . Excrement. 
 
 Excrementitiel,-le (Ehkskrehmahnteessee- 
 M). Excrementitial. 
 
 ExcrSmentition {Ehkskrehemahnieessi6n) . 
 Formation of excrement. 
 
 Excreta (Ehkskrehtdh). Excreta. 
 
 Excr6teur,-trice {EhkskrehUhr). Excre- 
 tory. 
 
 Excretion {Ehkskrehssidn). Excretion. 
 Excretoire (Ehkskrehtoodhr). Excretory. 
 46 
 
 Excroissance (Ehkskrooahssdhnss). Ex- 
 crescence. 
 Excroissant,-e {Ehkskrooahssdhn). What 
 
 grows up from earth, etc. 
 Excurvation (Ehkskurvahssidn). Excurva- 
 
 tion (of eyelids). Kyphosis. 
 Exemption {Ekzahmssidn). Exemption. 
 Exenteration {Ekzahntehrahssidn). Evis- 
 ceration. 
 Exenterite (Ekzahntehreei). Exenteritis. 
 Exercise {Ehkzehrss^ez). Exercise. 
 Ex6rdse {EhkzehrShz) . Exeresis. 
 Exfoetation (Ehksfehtahssidn). Extrauter- 
 ine pregnancy. 
 Exfoliatif,-ive (EhksfohleeahUef). Exfolia- 
 tive. 
 Exfoliation (Ehksfohleeahssidn). Exfolia- 
 tion. 
 Exhalation {Ehkzahlahssidn). Exhalation. 
 Ezhilarant,-e {Ehkzeelahrdhn). Exhila- 
 
 rant. 
 Exhumation {EhkzumahssiSn). Exhuma- 
 tion. 
 Exinanition {Ekkzeenahneessidn). Extreme 
 
 inanition. 
 Existence {Ehkzeestdhnss). Existence. 
 
 Being. 
 Exoderme {Ehkzohdehrm). Ectoderm. 
 Exodique (.Ehkzohdeek). Exodic. 
 Exogene (EhkzohzshShn). Exogenous. 
 Exometre {Ekkzohmihtr). Retroversion of 
 
 uterus. 
 Exomphale (Ekkzokmfdhl). Umbilical her- 
 nia. 
 Exomphalocele {Ehkzohmfahlohssihl) . 
 
 Omphalocele. 
 Exophthalmic {Ehkzohftahlmte). Exoph- 
 
 thalmia. 
 Exophthalmique [EhkzohftaUmiek). Ex- 
 ophthalmic. 
 Exorbitisme {EhkzohrbeeUesm). Exoph- 
 thalmos. Enucleation of the eye. 
 Exosmose (Ehkzohssmdhz). Exosmosis. 
 Exostose (Ehkzohstdhz). Osseous growth 
 
 on the surface of a bone. Exostosis. 
 Exotique (EhkzohUek) Exotic. Foreign. 
 Expansibilite (Ehkspahnsseebeeleetd). Ex- 
 pansibility. 
 Expansible (EhkspahnsSebl). Expansible. 
 Expansif,-ive {Ehkspahnsief). Expansive. 
 Expansion (Ehkspahnssidn) . Expansion. 
 Expectant,-e (Ehkspehktdhn). Expectant. 
 Expectation (Ehkspehtahssion). Expecta- 
 tion. Expectant treatment. 
 Expectorant,-e (Ehkspekktokrdhn). Ex- 
 pectorant (medication). 
 Expectoration {Ekkspekktokrakssidn). Ex- 
 pectoration. Sputum. 
 Experience (Ekkspehreedknss). Experi- 
 ence. Experiment. 
 Experimental, -e {Ekkspekreemakntdhl). 
 
 Experimental. 
 Experimentation (Ekkspekreemakntahs- 
 si6n). Experimenting. 
 
Ezp 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Exu 
 
 Ezp€rimentg,-e (Ehkspehreemahntd) . 
 What has been experimented upon. 
 
 Expert {Ehkspihr). Expert. 
 
 Expertise {EhkspehrUez). Opinion of the 
 expert. 
 
 Expirateur.-trice (Ehkspeerahtihr). Expi- 
 ratory. 
 
 Expiration {Ehkspeerahssidn). Expira- 
 tion. 
 
 Expire,-e (Ekkspeerd). Exhaled. Ex- 
 pired. 
 
 Explorateur.-trice {Ehksplohrahtihr). Ex- 
 ploratory. Explorer. 
 
 Exijloration (Ehksplohrahssidn). Explora- 
 tion. 
 
 Explosif,-ive {Ehksplohzief). Explosive. 
 
 Explosion (,Ehksplohzee6hn). Explosion. 
 
 Exposition (,Ehkspohzeessi6n). Exposing. 
 Explosure. 
 
 Expression (EhksprehssiCn) . Expression. 
 
 Expuer (Ehkspud). To spit out. 
 
 Expuition {Ehkspueessidn). Spitting out. 
 
 Expulsif,-ive {Ehkspalzief). Expulsive. 
 
 Expulsion {EhkspulssiSn). Expulsion. 
 
 Expulteur,-trice (^EhkspultShr). Expulsive. 
 
 £^urgant,-e (Ehkspurgdhn). Cathartic. 
 
 Expurgation (Ehkspurgahssidn) . Depura- 
 tive action. 
 
 Exsangue {Ehkssdhng). Bloodless. 
 
 Excrgation {Ekkskrehahssidn). Excrea- 
 tion. 
 
 Exsertion (Ehkzehrssidn) . Exserted state. 
 
 Exsiccation {Ehksseekahssidn). Dessica- 
 tion. 
 
 Exstrophie (Ehkstrohfie) . Exstrophy. 
 
 Exsudat (Ehkssuddh). Exudate. 
 
 Exsudatif,-ive (EhhssudahUef) . Exuda- 
 tive. 
 
 Exsudation {Ehkssudahssidn). Exsuda- 
 tion. 
 
 Exsudatoire (Ehkssudahtoodhr). Exuda- 
 tive. 
 
 Extase (Ehkstdhz). Ecstasy. 
 
 Extemporane,-e {Ehkstahmpohrahnd). Ex- 
 temporaneous. 
 
 Extenseur (Ehkstahnsihr) . Extensor. 
 
 E. de I'avant-bras (E. deh lahvahnbrdh) . 
 Triceps m. of the arm. 
 
 E. commun des doigts (£. kohmihn deh 
 doodh). Extensor communis digitorum. 
 
 E. propre du petit doigt (£. prohpr du 
 doodh). Extensor minimi digiti. 
 
 E. de la jambe (£. deh lah zshahmb). 
 Quadriceps cruris. 
 
 £. commun des orteils (£. kohmihn deh- 
 zohrtehy). Long extensor of the toes. 
 
 E, propre du gros orteil (£. prohpr du grdh 
 ohrtey). Extensor proprius poUicis. 
 
 E. dupied (£. dupeeih). Gastrocnemius 
 and soleus. 
 
 E. court du pouce (£. koor du pooss). Ex- 
 tensor primi internodii poUicis. 
 
 E. long du pouce (£. lohn du pooss). Ex- 
 tensor secundi internodii poUicis. 
 
 Extensibilite (Ekstahnseebeeleetd). Exten- 
 sibility. 
 
 Extensible (EhkstahnsieU). Extensible. 
 
 Extension (Ehkstahnssidn) . Extension. 
 
 Extenuation {Ehkstehnuahssidn) . Extenua- 
 tion. Extreme degree of fatigue. 
 
 Exterieur,-e {Ehkstehreeihr). Exterior. 
 
 Extgrioration {Ehkstehreeohrahssidn). Ex- 
 terioration. 
 
 Externe {EhksUhrn). External. Non- 
 resident clinical assistant (student) in 
 French hospitals. 
 
 Extinction (Ehkstehnkssidn). Extinction. 
 
 Extirpation {Ehksteerpahssidn). Extirpa- 
 tion. 
 
 Extracapsulaire (EhkstrahkahpsuUhr). Ex- 
 tracapsular. 
 
 Eztracourant (Ehkstrahkoordhn). Extra- 
 current. 
 
 ExtracteuT (EhkstrahkUhr). Extractor. 
 
 Extractif,-ive {EhkstrahkUef). Extractive. 
 
 Extraction (,Ehkstrahkssi6n). Extraction. 
 
 Extrafoliac6,-e (Ekstrahfohleeahssd). Ex- 
 trafoliaceous. 
 
 Extrait (Ehkstrih). Extract. 
 
 E. th^baique (JS. tehbahiek). Extract of 
 opium. 
 
 Extra-p€ritoneal,-e (Ehkstrahpehreetohneh- 
 dhl). Extraperitoneal. 
 
 Extra -utgrine {Ehkstrah-utehrlen) . Extra- 
 uterine (pregnancy). 
 
 Extravasation (Ehkstrahvahzahssidn). Ex- 
 travasation. 
 
 Extra -vasculaire (EhkstrahvahskuUhr) . 
 Outside of blood vessels. Extravascu- 
 lar. 
 
 Extravase,-e {Ehkstrahvahzd). Extrava- 
 sated. 
 
 Extremite (Ehkstrehmeetd) . Extremity. 
 Limb. 
 
 Extroversion (Ehkstrohvehrssidn). Exstro- 
 phy. 
 
 ExubSre {Ekzub&hr). Weaned. Exuber. 
 
 Exutoire (Ekzutoodhr) . Issue. 
 
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Fac 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 F.-tib 
 
 Face (Fahss). Face. 
 
 Facette (Fahssiht). Facet. 
 
 Facial,-e (Fahsseihl) . Facial. 
 
 Facias (Fahsseeihss). Facies. 
 
 Factice (Fakteess). Factitious. Artificial. 
 
 Faculte {Fahkulti). Faculty. Ability. 
 
 Faible {Fehbl). Weak. Feeble. 
 
 Faiblesse {FehbUhss). Weakness. Debil- 
 ity. 
 
 Faim (Fehn). Hunger. 
 
 Faine (.Fehn). Beech-nut. 
 
 Faisan (Fehzdhn). Pheasant. 
 
 Faisand6,-e (Fehzahndd) . High (game). 
 
 Faisceau (Fehssdh). Bundle. Fasciculus. 
 
 Fait (Fek) Fact. 
 
 Faix (Feh). Foetus and adnexa in the 
 uterus. 
 
 Falciforme (Fahlsseefohrm). Sickle- 
 shaped. Falciform. 
 
 Falque,-e (Fahlkd). Falcate. 
 
 Falsification (Fahlsseefeekahssidn). Falsi- 
 fication. 
 
 Famille (Famee). Family. 
 
 Famine {FahmSen). Famine. 
 
 Fanon (Fahnohn). Splint or bandage 
 made of straw. 
 
 Faradisation (Fahrahdeezahssidn). Fara- 
 disation. 
 
 Farcin (FahrssShn). Farcy (veterinary). 
 
 Tarcineux,-euse (FahrsseenSh). Affected 
 with farcy. 
 
 Fard (Fahr). Paint (for skin). 
 
 Fardeau (Fahrddh). Burden. Weight. 
 
 Farinace,-e (Fahreenahssd). Farina- 
 ceous. 
 
 Farina (Fahrien). Flour. Meal. 
 
 Farinaux,-ause (JFareenSh). Farinaceous. 
 Mealy. 
 
 Fascia (Fahsseedh). Fascia. 
 
 Fasciculant,-a {Fahsseekuldhn). Fascicu- 
 lating. 
 
 Fascictda (Fahsseekiil) . Fasciculus. 
 
 Fascicule, -a (Fasseekuld) . Fasciculated. 
 
 Fascie,-e (Fahsseed). Possessing fascia- 
 tion. 
 
 Fascination (Fahsseenahssidn). Fascina- 
 tion. 
 
 Fatalisme (FahtahUesm) . Fatalism. 
 
 Fatigue (Fahteeg). Weariness. Fatigue. 
 Fatuisma (FahtueSsm). Fatuity. 
 
 Faucet (Fohsseh). Falsetto voice. Faus- 
 set. 
 
 Fausse {Fohss). False. 
 
 F. articulation (F. ahrteekulahssidn). 
 False joint. Pseudarthrosis. 
 
 F. couche {F. koosh). Abortion. Miscar- 
 riage. 
 
 48 
 
 F.'s eaux (,F. oh). False waters. Hydram- 
 nios. 
 
 F. grossesse (F. grohssihss). False preg- 
 nancy. 
 
 F. membrane (F. mahmbrdhnn). False 
 membrane. 
 
 F. route (F. root). False passage. 
 
 F. variola (F. vahreedhl). Varicella, 
 
 Fauteuil {Fohtehy). Arm-chair. 
 
 Faux {Foh). False. 
 
 F. croup {F. kroop). Stridulous laryngitis. 
 False croup. 
 
 Faux (Foh). Membranous fold. Falx. 
 
 F. ducarvaau (7?. dussehrvSh). Falx cerebri. 
 
 F. du cervelet {F. du ssehrvehleh). Falx 
 cerebelli. 
 
 F. du peritoine {F. du pehreetoodhn). Sus- 
 pensory ligament of the liver. 
 
 Favaux,-euse (Fahveh). Favous. 
 
 ¥. teigne (F.tehnn). Tinea favosa. Favus. 
 
 Favus {Fahvus). Favus. 
 
 Febricitant,-e {Fehbreesseetdhn) . Having 
 fever. 
 
 Febrifuge (FehbreefUzsh) . Febrifuge. 
 
 Febrile {Fehbreel). Febrile. Feverish. 
 
 Fecal, -a (Fehkahl). Faecal. 
 
 Feces (Fehss). Fseces. 
 
 Fecondant,-e (Fehkohnddhn) . Fertilizing. 
 
 Fecondateur,- trice {FehkohndahtShr). 
 
 Who or what fecondates. 
 
 Fecondation (Fekkohndahssidn). Fecun- 
 dation. 
 
 Fecondite (Fehkohndeetd) . Fecundity. 
 
 Fecule (Fehkiil) Starch. Pecula. 
 
 Feculent, -e (Fehkuldhn) . Starchy. Fecu- 
 lent. 
 
 Fehling, rgactif de (FehUeng, rehahkteef 
 deh). Pehling's reagent for sugar in 
 urine (cupro-tartrate of potassium). 
 
 F61ien,-na (Fehleeehn) . Feline. 
 
 Filure {Fehl4r). Fissure. Incomplete 
 fracture. 
 
 Femelle (FehmSkl). Female. 
 
 Feminin,-a (Fehmeenihn) . Feminine. 
 
 Feminisme (Fehmeeneesm) . Feminism. 
 
 Femma {Fahm). Woman. 
 
 Femoral,-e (Fehmohrdhl) . Femoral. 
 
 F. arcade {F. akrkdhd). Crural or femoral 
 arch. 
 
 F. artera (F. ahrtShr). Femoral artery. 
 
 Femoro-cutane {FehmohrOh-kutahnd). Ex- 
 ternal femoro-cutaneous or ilio-inguinal 
 nerve. 
 
 F.-genital (F.-zshehneetdhl). Genito-crural 
 nerve. 
 
 F.-tibial (F.-teebeedhl). Pemoro-tibial 
 nerve. 
 
Fem 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 F. bla 
 
 Femur (Fehnnlr). Femur. 
 
 Fenetre (Fehniktr). Window. 
 
 F. ovale {F. ohvdhl). Fenestra ovalis. 
 
 F. ronde [F. rohnd). Fenestra rotunda. 
 
 Fenetre,-e {Fehnehtrd). Fenestrated. 
 
 Fenouil (Fehndoy). Fennel. 
 
 Fente {Fahnt). Fissure. Slit. Crevice. 
 
 F. cerebrale de Bichat {F. ssehrehbrdhl deh 
 Bichat). Great transverse fissure of 
 brain. 
 
 F. sphenoidale (F. sfehnoheeddhl). Sphe- 
 noidal fissure. 
 
 Fer (Fehr). Iron. 
 
 F. ammoniacal {F. ahmohneeahkdhl). Am- 
 moniochloride of iron. 
 
 F.porphyrise {F. pohrfeereezd). Powdered 
 iron. _ Pure iron filings. 
 
 F. reduit (F. rehduSe). Reduced iron. 
 
 Ferment (Fehrmdhn). Ferment. Yeast. 
 
 Fermentatif,-ive {Fermahntahteef) . Fer- 
 mentative. 
 
 Fermentation {Fehrmahntahssidn). Fer- 
 mentation. 
 
 Fermente,-e (Fehrmahnid). Fermented. 
 
 Ferment esc ent,-e (Fehrmahntehssdhn). 
 Fermentative. 
 
 Ferrate (Fehrdht). Ferrate. 
 
 ¥61x6,-6 {Fehrd). Containing iron. 
 
 Ferreux,-euse (Fehrih). Ferrous. 
 
 Ferricyanure de potassium (Fehreesseeah- 
 niirdeh pohtahsseedhm) . Ferricyanide of 
 potassium. 
 
 Ferrifere (FehreefShr) . Ferriferous. 
 
 Ferrique, chlorure {Fehrreek, klohrHr). 
 Perchloride of iron. 
 
 Ferrocyanure de potassium {Fehrohsseeah- 
 mir deh pohtahsseedhm). Yellow prusssi- 
 ate of potash. Ferrocyanide of potas- 
 sium. 
 
 Ferrugineuz,-euse (_Fehruzsheenih). Fer- 
 ruginous. Rusty. 
 
 Ferrure {FehrHr). Amalgamation of iron 
 with another metal. Shoeing a horse. 
 
 Fesse (Fehss). Buttock. Breech. 
 
 Fessier,-i6re (Fehsseed). Gluteal. 
 
 F. Grand (F. Grdhn). Gluteus maximua 
 (muscle). 
 
 F. Moyen {F. mooyShn). Gluteus medius 
 (muscle). 
 
 F. Petit {F. pUe). Gluteus minimus (mus- 
 cle). 
 
 F. inferieur {F. ehnfehreeehr). N. gluteus 
 inferior. 
 
 F. superieur (F. supehreeShr). N. gluteus 
 superior. 
 
 Fessiere artere (FehsseeShr ahrUhr). Glu- 
 teal artery. 
 
 F. region {F. rehzsheedhn) . Gluteal region. 
 Buttocks. 
 
 Festonn6,-e (JFestohnd). Festooned. 
 
 Fetide (Fehtied). Fetid. 
 
 Fetidite(Fehteedeetd). Bad smell. Fetid- 
 ness. 
 
 Feu (Feh). Fire. Cautery. Late de- 
 ceased. 
 
 F. bouton de (F. bootohn deh). Olive 
 headed cautery iron. 
 
 F. celeste {F. ssehUhst). Gangrenous ery- 
 sipelas. 
 
 F. de dents {F. deh dahn). Strophulus. 
 
 F. persique (F. pehrsiek). Zona. 
 
 F. sacre {F. ssahkrd). Erysipelas. 
 
 Feuilla^e (Fehydhzsh). Foliage. 
 
 Feuillaison (Fehyehzdhn). Foliation. 
 
 Feuille (Fehy). Leaf. 
 
 Feuille,-e (Fehyd). FoUate. 
 
 F.e. (F.). Open trench latrine. 
 
 Feuillet {Fehy eh). Thin layer. 
 
 Feuillete,-e (Fehyehtd). Consisting of thin 
 layers. 
 
 Feutrage (Fehtrdhzsh) . Interlacing of 
 fibres. Felting. 
 
 Feutre {Fehtr). Felt. 
 
 Feve (Fehv). Bean. 
 
 F. du Calabar {F. du Kahlahbdhr). Cala- 
 bar bean. 
 
 F. -cellule (F. ssehliil). Muscle cell. 
 
 Fibre (Feebr). Fiber. 
 
 F. musculaire striee {F. muskulehr streed). 
 Striped muscular fibre. 
 
 Fibreux,-euse (Feebreh). Fibrous. 
 
 Fibrillaire {FeebreeUhr) . Fibrillary. 
 
 Fibrillation (Feebreelahssidn). Fibrillation. 
 
 Fibrille (FeebrSel). Fibril. 
 
 FibriUe,-e (Feebreeld). Fibrillary. 
 
 Fibrine {FeebrSen). Fibrin. 
 
 Fibrine,-e (Feebreend). Giving fibrin. 
 
 Fibrineux,-euse {Feebreeneh) . Fibrinous. 
 
 Fibrinogene (Feebreenohzshihn). Fibrino- 
 gen. 
 
 Fibrinoplastique (FeebreenohplahsUek). 
 Fibrinoplastic. 
 
 Fibro -cartilage (Feebroh-kahrteeldhzsh) . 
 Fibro-cartilage. 
 
 F.-cellulaire (F.-ssehlulehr). Fibro-cellu- 
 lar. 
 
 F.-dertnique (F.-dehrmiek). Dermo-mus- 
 cular. 
 
 Fibroide (FeebroMed). Fibroid. Fibroma. 
 
 Fibro -kystique (Feebroh-keesUek) . Fibro- 
 cystic. 
 
 Fibrome (Feebrdhm). Fibroma. 
 
 Fibro -muqueux,-euse {Feebroh-mukih). 
 Fibro-mucous. 
 
 Fibro-myxome {Feebroh-meeksohm). Fi- 
 bro-myxoma. 
 
 F.-plastique {F.-plahsUek). Fibro-plastic. 
 
 F.-sereux,-euse (P.-ssehreh). Fibro-serous. 
 
 F.-vasculaire (F.-vahskulehr). Fibro-vas- 
 cular. 
 
 Fie (Feek). Fig-like condyloma or wart. 
 
 Fiche (Feesh). Tag. 
 
 Fiel (Feeehl). Bile. Gall. 
 
 F., vesicule du {F., liehzeekiil deh). Gall 
 bladder. 
 
 Fievre (FeeShvr). Fever. 
 
 F. blanche (f blahnsh). Chlorosis. 
 
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F. bul 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Flu 
 
 F. bulleuse (F. buUhz). Pemphigus. 
 
 F. catarrhale {F. kahtahrdU). Typhoid 
 fever. 
 
 F. de lait {F. deh leh). Milkfever. 
 
 F. de trois jours (F. deh troodh zshoor). 
 Disease resembling dengue. 
 
 F. petechiale {F. pehtehkeedhl). Typhus. 
 
 F. des prisons {F. deh preezdhn). Typhus. 
 
 F. rouge {F. roozsh). Scarlatina. 
 
 F. tierce {F. teeehrs). Tertian fever ._ 
 
 F. thermique {F. tehrmiek). Insolation. 
 
 F. k rechutes (F. ah rehshUt). Relapsing 
 fever. 
 
 F. quarte (F. kahrf). Quartan fever. 
 
 F. quintane {F. kehntdhnn). Quintan 
 fever. 
 
 F. typhoide {F. teefoMed). Typhoid fever. 
 
 Fievreux,-euse {Feeehvrih). Feverish. 
 
 Figue (Feeg). Fig. 
 
 Figurg,-e {Feegurd). Possessing a form. 
 
 Figure (FeegUr). Pace. Form. 
 
 FU (Feel). Thread. 
 
 F. terminal (F. tehrmeendhl) . Filum ter- 
 minale (of spinal cord). 
 
 F. metallique {F. mehtahUek). Wire. 
 
 Filaire {FeeUhr). Thread-worm. Filaria. 
 
 Filament {Feelahmdhn) . Filament. 
 Thread. 
 
 Filamenteux,-euse {Feelahmahnteh) . 
 Thready. 
 
 Filet (FeeUh). Ramification of the small- 
 est nerves or blood vessels. Net. 
 
 F. de la langue {F. deh lah lahng). Frenum 
 linguae. 
 
 F. du prgpuce (F. du prehpiiss). Frsnum 
 of the penis. 
 
 Filiforme (Feeleefdrm) . Filiform. 
 
 Filtrage (Feeltrdhzsh). Filtration. Strain- 
 ing. 
 
 Filtre {Feeltr). Filter. 
 
 Fimbria (Feembreedh). Taenia hippo- 
 campi. 
 
 Fimbrie,-e (Feembreed). Fimbriated. 
 
 Final, -e (Feendhl). Pinal. 
 
 Finalite (.Feenahleetd). Finality. 
 
 Finesse (Feenehss). Delicacy of senses. 
 Finesse 
 
 Fiole (Fee'dhl). Phial. 
 
 Fissuration (Feessurahssidn). Pissuration. 
 
 Fissure (FeessUr). Fissure. 
 
 Fistulation (Feestulahssidn). Formation of 
 a fistula. 
 
 Fistule {FeesM). Fistula. 
 
 F. stercorale {F. stehrkohrdhl). Fistula in 
 the anus. 
 
 Fi5tuleuz,-euse {FistuUh) . Fistulous. 
 
 Fixation (Feeksahssidn) . Fixation. 
 
 Fixe (Feeks). Fixed. 
 
 FixitS (Feekseetd). Fixity. 
 
 Flaccide (Flahksied). Flaccid. 
 
 Flaccidite (Flakseedeetd). Flabbiness. 
 Softness. Flaccidity. 
 
 Flagellation (Flahzshehlahssidn). Flagella- 
 tion. 
 
 50 
 
 Flagellg,-e (Flahzshehld). Flagellate. 
 
 Flair (Flehr). Scent. 
 
 Flairer (Flehr d). To smell. 
 
 Flamme (Flahm). Flame. 
 
 Flanc (Flahn). Side. Flank. 
 
 Flanelle (Flahnehl). Flannel. 
 
 Flatueux,-euse (Flahtuih). Flatulent. 
 Windy. 
 
 Flatulence (JFlahtulahns). Gas (in stom- 
 ach). Flatulence. 
 
 Flatulent,-e (Flahtuldhn). Flatulent. 
 
 Flatuosite (Flahtuohzeetd). Effects of flatu- 
 lency. 
 
 Flavescent,-e (Flahvehssdhn). Yellowish. 
 Plavescent. 
 
 Fleche caustique (Flehsh kohste$k). Caus- 
 tic arrow. 
 
 Flechisseur (Flehsheessihr). Plexor. 
 
 F. commun des orteils (F. kohmShn dehz 
 ohrtehy). Plexor communis digitorum 
 pedis (brevis or longus). 
 
 F. du coccyx {F. du kohkssSex). Coccygeus 
 muscle. 
 
 F. du cubitus {F. du kuheetHs). Brachialis 
 anticus m. 
 
 F. de la cuisse (F. deh lah kueiss). Psoas 
 and Iliacus m. 
 
 F. du gros orteil (f._ du grohz ohrtehy). 
 Plexor pollicis (brevis or longus). 
 
 F. du petit doigt (F. du ptee doodh). Plexor 
 minimi digiti (hand). 
 
 F. du petit orteil {F. d. p. ohrtehy). Plexor 
 minimi digiti (foot). 
 
 F. du pouce (F. du pooss). Plexor pollicis 
 (brevis or longus). 
 
 F. profond des doigts (F. prohfdhn deh 
 doodh). Plexor profundus digitorum. 
 
 F. du radius (F. du rahdeeHs). Biceps 
 (arm). 
 
 F. superficiel des doigts (F. ssupehrfeesseeihl 
 deh doodh). Flexor sublimis digitorum 
 (arm). 
 
 Flegme (Flehgm). Sputum. Phlegm. 
 
 Fleur (Flehr). Flower. 
 
 Fleurs blanches (Flehr blahnsh). Leucor- 
 rhea. 
 
 Flexibilite (Flehkseebeeleetd). Flexibility. 
 
 Flexible (FlehksieU). Flexible. 
 
 Flexion (Flehkssidn). Flexion. 
 
 Flexueux,-euse (Flehksueh). Plexuous. 
 
 Flocculus (Flohkulics) . Flocculus. 
 
 Flocon (Flohkdhn). Flake. Plock. 
 
 Floconneux,-euse (FlohkohnSh). Flaky. 
 
 Floraison (Flohrehzdhn). - Time of flower- 
 ing of plants. EfHorescence. 
 
 Floral, -e (Flohrdhl). Floral. 
 
 Flore (Flohr). Flora. 
 
 Flottant,-e (Flohtdhn). Floating. 
 
 Fluctuation (Fluktuahssidn). Fluctuation. 
 
 Fluent.-e (Fludhn). What runs or oozes. 
 
 Fluer (Flud). To flow or run. 
 
 Fluide (FluSed). Fluid. 
 
 Fluidifiant,-e (Flueedeefeedhn). Liquefa- 
 cient. 
 
Flu 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fou 
 
 Fluidificateur {Flueedeefeekahtehr). Re- 
 agents which are apt to make solids pass 
 to a liquid state. 
 
 Fluidification {Flueedeefeekahssidn). Pass- 
 age to a fluid state. 
 
 Fluidite (Flueedeetd). Fluidity. 
 
 Fluor (Flu6hr). Fluorine. 
 
 Fluorescence (Fluokrehssdhns). Fluores- 
 cence. 
 
 Fluorescent,-e (Fluohressdhn). Fluores- 
 cent. 
 
 Fluorhydrate (Fluohreedrdht). Fluoride. 
 
 Fluorhydric, acide {Fluohreedriek, ahssied). 
 Hydrofluoric acid. 
 
 Fluorure {FluohrHr). Fluorid. 
 
 Fluvial, -e (Fluveedhl). Fluvial. 
 
 Flux {Fluks). Discharge. Flow. Flux. 
 
 F. de sang {F. deh ssahn). Dysentery. 
 
 F. de ventre {F. deh vahntr). Diarrhoea. 
 
 Fluxion {Flukssion). Congestion. 
 
 F. de poitrine {F. deh pooahtrien). Pneu- 
 monia. 
 
 Focal,-e {Fohkdhl). Focal. 
 
 Focile {Fohssiel). Focil. 
 
 Foeces {Fehss). Faeces. 
 
 Fceniculum (Fehneekuldhm). Fennel. 
 
 Foetalj-e {Fehtdhl). Foetal. 
 
 Foeticide (FehteessSed). Foeticide. 
 
 Foetus {FehtHs). Foetus. 
 
 Foie (Foodh). Liver. 
 
 F. de soufre (F. deh ssoofr). Potassium 
 sulphide. 
 
 Foin (FooShn). Hay. 
 
 Foins, figvie des {FooShn, feeShvr deh). 
 fiay fever. 
 
 Foliace,-e (Fohleeahssd). Foliaceous. 
 
 Foliation (Fohleeahssidn). Foliation. 
 
 Folic (FohUe). Insanity. Madness. 
 
 F. paralytique (F. pahrahleetiek). General 
 paralysis of the msane. 
 
 F. utgrine (F. utehr&en). Nymphomania. 
 
 Folie,-e (Fohleed). Foliated. 
 
 Foliole {FohleedhVj. Leaflet. Subdivision 
 of cerebellar convolution. 
 
 Follicule (Fohleekal). Follicle. 
 
 FoUiculeux,-euse {FohleekuUh) . Follicu- 
 lar. 
 
 Folliculite {FohleekuUet) . Folliculitis. 
 
 Fomentation (Fohmahntahssidn). Fomen- 
 tation. 
 
 Fonction (JPohnkssidn). Function. Ofiice. 
 
 Fonctioneli-le (JFohnksseeohnehl). Func- 
 tional. 
 
 Fonctionnement (Fohnksseeohnmdhn) . 
 Working, acting or the operating of a 
 function. 
 
 Fondamental,-e {FohndahmahntahV) . 
 Fundamental. 
 
 F., membrane {F., mahmbrdhnn). Base- 
 ment membrane. 
 
 Fondant,-e {Fohnddhn). Solvent. 
 
 Fondement {Fohndmdhn). Anus. 
 
 Fongiforme (Fohnzsheefdhrm). Fungiform. 
 Fungoid. 
 
 Fongoide (Fohngohied). Fungoid. 
 
 Fongosite (Fohngohzeetd). Fungoid 
 growth. Fungosity. 
 
 Fongeux,-euse {Fohnggth). Fungous. 
 
 Fongus {FohngUss). Fungus. Fungosity. 
 
 F. articulaire {F. ahrteekuUhr). White 
 tumor (tubercular). 
 
 Fontaine (FohnUhn). Fountain. Issue. 
 
 Fontanelle {FohntahnM). Fontanelle. 
 
 Fonte (Fohnt). Melting. Resorption. 
 Disaggregation. Cast-iron. 
 
 Fonticule {FohnteekUl). Issue. Cautery. 
 
 Foramen {fiohrahm&hn) . Foramen. 
 
 Force (Fohrss). Force. Strength. Power. 
 
 Forceps {Fohrssihps). Forceps. 
 
 F.-scie (F.-ssee). Cephalotribe with a saw. 
 
 Forcipressure_ {Fohrsseeprehssiir) . Pinch- 
 ing of arteries with pincers. 
 
 Formaldehyde {Fohrmahldehied). Formal- 
 dehyd. 
 
 Formation {Fohrmahssidn). Formation. 
 
 Forme (Fohrm). Form. Shape. 
 
 Fonniate {Fohrmeedht). Formiate. 
 
 Formicant,-e (Fohrmeekdhn). Formicant. 
 
 Formication {Fohrmeekahssidn). Formica- 
 tion. 
 
 Formique {Fohrmiek). Formic. 
 
 Formulaire (Fohrmulihr). Formulary. 
 
 Formule {FohrmUl). Formula. 
 
 Fornix {Fohrnieks). Fornix cerebri (a 
 longitudinal system of association fibres 
 lying beneath and behind the corpus 
 callosum). 
 
 Fort,-e {Fohr). Strong. 
 
 Fortifiant,-e (Fohrteefeedhn) . Fortifying. 
 Strengthening. 
 
 Fosse (Fohss). Cavity. Pit. Hole. De- 
 pression. 
 
 F. d'aisances {F. dehzdhns). Reservoir for 
 fecal matter under the privy. 
 
 F. glenolde {F. glehnoMea). Glenoid cav- 
 ity. 
 
 F. iliaque interne {F. eeleedhk ehnUhrn). 
 Iliac fossa. 
 
 F. ischio-rectale {F. eeskeeoh-rehktdhl). Is- 
 chiorectal fossa. 
 
 F. jugulaire {F. zshugulehr). Jugular fossa. 
 
 F. lacrymale {F. lahkreemdhl). Lacrymal 
 fossa. 
 
 F. orbitaire (F. ohrbeetehr). Orbite. 
 
 F. pituitaire (F. peetueetShr) . Sella turcica. 
 
 F. pterygoidienne {F. ptehreegoheedeeihn). 
 Pterygoid fossa. 
 
 F. sous-epineuse (F. sooz-ehpeenShz). In- 
 fraspinous fossa. 
 
 F. sus-6pineuse (F. ssuz-ehpeenShz). 
 Supraspinous fossa. 
 
 F. zygomatique {F. zeegohmahte&k). Zygo- 
 matic fossa. 
 
 Fossette (Fohssiht). Depression. Dimple. 
 
 FossUe (Fohssiel). Fossil. 
 
 Fou, folle {Foo, fohl). Mad. Insane. 
 Senseless. 
 
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Fou 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Fug 
 
 Foudre {Foodr). Thunderbolt. Thunder- 
 ing and lightning. 
 
 Foudroyant,-e {Poodrooydhn). Fulminat- 
 ing. Sudden. Crushing. 
 
 Fougere (Foozshehr). Fern. 
 
 F. male (F. maU). Male fern. 
 
 Foulage (Fooldkzsh). A form of mas- 
 sage. 
 
 Foule,-e {Foold). Sprained. 
 
 Foulure (Foolur). Sprain. 
 
 Fourbu,-e {Foorbii). Foundered. 
 
 Fourchette (Foorsheht). Instrument to 
 hold the tongue in splitting the fraenum 
 lingUcB. 
 
 F. du sternum {F. du stehrndhm). Upper 
 notch of sternum. 
 
 F. vulvaire {F. vulvihr). Posterior com- 
 missure of the vulva. Fourchette. 
 
 Fourmi {Foormie). Ant. 
 
 Fourmiliere (Foormeeleeihr). Ant-hill. 
 
 Fourmillement (Foortneemdhn). Formica- 
 tion. 
 
 Fourneau (Foornoh). Stove. 
 
 Fourrage (Foordhzsh). Fodder. 
 
 Fourreau {Fooroh). Sheath. Prepuce (of 
 animals) . 
 
 Foveolaire (Fohvehohlehr) . Resembling a 
 foveola. 
 
 Foveole,-e (Fohvehohld) . Having depres- 
 sions, dimples, pits. 
 
 Foyer {Pooahyd). Focus. Seat of dis- 
 eased process. Hearth. 
 
 Fractionni,-e (Frahksseeohnd) . In small 
 doses. Distilled at various tempera- 
 tures. 
 
 Fractionnement (Fraktsseeohnrndhn). Seg- 
 mentation. 
 
 Fracture {Frahktiir). Fracture. 
 
 F. communitive (F. KohmuneeUev) . Com- 
 minuted fracture. 
 
 F. compliquee {F. kohmpleekd). Com- 
 pound fracture. 
 
 F. incomplete (F. ehnkohmpleht) . Infrac- 
 tion. Greenstick fracture. 
 
 Fragment (Frahgmdhn). Fragment. 
 
 Fragmentation {Frahgmahntahssidn) . 
 Fragmentation. 
 
 Fragrant (Frahgrdhn) . Fragrant. Odor- 
 ous. 
 
 Fraise (Frehz). Strawberry. 
 
 Fraisedeveau {Frehz deh voh) . Mesentery 
 of the calf. 
 
 Framboesia (Frahmbehzeedh) . Yaws. 
 
 Framboise (Frahmboodhz). Raspberry. 
 
 Frange (Frahnzsh). Fringe. 
 
 Frange,-e (Frahnzshd) . Fringed. 
 
 Franklinisation (Frahnkleeneezahssion) . 
 Franklinization . 
 
 Frappement (Frahpmdhn). Light blows 
 in massage. 
 
 Fraude,-e (Frohdd). Falsified. 
 
 Frein (Frehn). Fraenum. Ligament. 
 Fremissement (Frehmeesmdhn). Shud- 
 dering. ThrUl. Tremor. Fremitus. 
 
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 F. cataire (F. kahtehr). Purring thrill (of 
 heart) . 
 
 F. hydatique {F. eedahtiek). H^ydatid 
 fremitus. 
 
 Frenateur, -trice (FrehnahtShr) . What 
 moderates or suspends. 
 
 F., nerf {F., nehr). Vaso-motor nerve. 
 
 Frenesie {Frehnehzie). Frenzy. 
 
 Frenetique {Frehnehteek) . Frenetic. 
 
 Frgquence {Frehkdhnss). Frequency. 
 
 Friabilite (Freeahbeeleetd). Friability. 
 
 Friable (Freedhbl). Friable. 
 
 Friction (Freekssidn) . Friction. Rub- 
 bing. 
 
 Frigidite {Freezsheedeetd) . Frigidity. 
 Coldness. Absence of sexual desire. 
 
 Frigorifique {Freegohreefieh). Frigorific. 
 
 Frisson (Freessohn). Shiver. Rigor. 
 
 Frissonnement {Freessohnmdhn). Chilli- 
 ness. Shivering. 
 
 Froid (Froodh). Cold. 
 
 Froidure (Frooahdjir). Congelation. 
 Frost bite. 
 
 Froissement (Frooahssmdhn). Contusion 
 by sudden friction. Bruising. 
 
 F. pulmonaiie (F. pulmohnehr). Friction 
 sound of lungs. Fremitus. 
 
 Frdlement (Frohlmdhn). Rustling. 
 
 F. hydatique (F. eedahtiek). Hydatic 
 fremitus. 
 
 F. pericardiaque [F. pehreekahrdeedhk). 
 Friction sound of pericardium. 
 
 F. pleural {F. plehrdhl). Friction sound of 
 pleura. 
 
 Fromage (Frohmdhzsh). Cheese. 
 
 Froment (Frohmdhn). Wheat. 
 
 Fromente,-e {Frohmahntd). Possessing the 
 characteristics (color, etc.) of wheat. 
 
 Fronce (Frohnss). Wrinkle produced by 
 frowning. 
 
 Fronce,-e (Frohnssd). Frowning. 
 
 Froncement (Frohnssmdhn). Frown. 
 
 Fronde {Frohnd). Four-tailed bandage. 
 
 Front (Frohn). Forehead. 
 
 Frontal,-e (Frohntdhl) . Frontal. 
 
 Fe., circonvolution {F. sseerkohnvohlussiSn). 
 Frontal convolution (of the brain). 
 
 F., nerf (F., nehr). Frontal nerve. 
 
 F., OS {F., ohss). Frontal bone. 
 
 F., sinus (F., sseemis). Frontal sinus. 
 
 Fronto-ethmoidal trou (Frohnidh-ehtmohee- 
 ddhl troo). Foramen caecum ossis fron- 
 talis. 
 
 Frottement (Frohtmdhn). Friction. Rub- 
 bing. 
 
 Frottoir (Frohtoodhr) . Instrument used 
 for rubbing in massage. 
 
 Fructification (Frukteefeekahssidn). Fruc- 
 tification. 
 
 Fruit (Fruie). Fruit. 
 
 Frustrance,-e (Frustrahnd). Useless. 
 Sterile. 
 
 Fuchsine (Fukssien). Fuchsin. 
 
 Fugace (Fugdhss). Fugacious. Fleeting. 
 
Ful 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Fus 
 
 Fulcrace,-e (Fulkrahssd). Rigid. Squam- 
 ous. 
 
 Fulgurant,-e {Fulgurdhn) . Pulgurant. 
 Severe. 
 
 Fulgurantes, douleurs ' (Fulgurdhnt, doo- 
 Uhr). Lightning pains. 
 
 Fulguration {Fulgurahssidn). Fulguration. 
 
 Fuligineux,-euse {Fuleezsheen&h). Sooty. 
 Fuliginous. 
 
 Fuligo (Fuleegdh). Soot. 
 
 Fulmi-coton (Fulmee-kohtdhn). Gun-cot- 
 ton. Pyroxylin. 
 
 Fulminant, -e {Fulmeendhn). Fulminating. 
 
 Fumee (Fumd). Smoke. 
 
 Fumeterre (Fumtehr). Fumitory. 
 
 Fumier {Fwmeed). Manure. 
 
 Fumigation (Fumeegahssion) . Fumigation. 
 
 Fumigatoire (Fumeegahtoodhr). Fumigat- 
 ing. 
 
 Fumure (FumUr). Manuring the earth. 
 
 Fimictilaire (FuneekuUhr). Funicular. 
 
 Funicule {FuneekUl) . Umbilical cord. 
 Funiculus. 
 
 Funicule,-e {Funeekuld). Funiculate. 
 
 Funiculite (Funeekuleet). Inflammation of 
 thej_spermatic cord. 
 
 Fureur (Furlhr). Furor. Madness. Fury. 
 
 F. uterine (F. utehr6en). Erotomania. 
 Nymphomania. 
 
 Furfur (Furfiir). Bran. 
 
 Furfures (Furfiir). Epidermic scales re- 
 sembling bran. 
 
 Furfurace,e (Furfurahssd). Branny. 
 Furfuraceous. 
 
 Furfure (Furfiir). Dandruff. 
 
 Furieux,-euse (Fureeih). Furious. Rag- 
 ing. 
 
 Furoncle (Furdhnkl). Boil. Furoncle. 
 
 Furonculeux,-euse (FurohnkuUh). Furon- 
 culous. 
 
 Furonculose (FurohnkuUhz) . Puronculo- 
 sis. 
 
 Fuscine (FussSen). Puscin. 
 
 Fuseau (Fusdh). Spindle. 
 
 Fusee (Fuzd). Fistulous tract. 
 
 Fusel (FuzM). Fusel-oil (from amyl-al- 
 cohol). 
 
 Fusibilite (Fuzeebeeleetd). Fusibility. 
 
 Fusible (Fuziebl). Fusible. 
 
 Fusiforme (Fuzeefdhrm). Spindle-shaped. 
 Fusiform. 
 
 Fusion (Fuzeedhn). Fusion. 
 
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Gad 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gas 
 
 G 
 
 Gadoue (Gahddo). Night-soil. 
 
 Galac (Gahydhk). Guaiac. 
 
 Gaiacol {Gahyahkdhl). Guaiacol. 
 
 Gaine (Ggehn). Sheath. Capsule. 
 
 Gaiol (Gahydhl). Guaiacol. 
 
 Galactagogue {Gahlahktahgdhg). Galacto- 
 gogue. 
 
 Galactie (Gahlahkssie). Galactorrhea. 
 
 Galactomdtre {GahlahktohmShtr). See Lac- 
 tometer. 
 
 Galactophore {GaUahktohfdhr). Artificial 
 nipple. Tip of breast. 
 
 Galactoscope (Gahlahktohskdhp). Lacto- 
 scope. 
 
 Galactose (Gahlahktdhz). Galactosis. 
 
 Galacturie {GahlahkturSe). Galacturia. 
 Chyluria. 
 
 Gale (Gahl). Itch. Scabies. 
 
 G. bedouine (G. behdooien). Lichen sim- 
 plex. 
 
 Galeiforme (GahleheefShrm). In the form 
 of a helmet. 
 
 Galene {GahUhn). Native sulphide of 
 lead. 
 
 Galenique (GahlehnSek). Galenic. 
 
 Galenism (GahlehnSesm). Galenism. 
 
 Galeux,-euse (GahUh) . Infected with itch. 
 
 Galle (Gahll). Nut-gall; oak-gall. 
 
 Gallique (Gahlleek). Gallic. 
 
 G., acide (G. ahssSed). Gallic acid. 
 
 Galopant,-e (Gahlohpdhn). Galloping. 
 
 G., phthisie (G. fteezSe). Consumption 
 with a rapid course. 
 
 Galvanique (GahlvahnSek). Galvanic. 
 
 Galvanisation (Gahlvahneezahssidn). Gal- 
 vanization. 
 
 Galvanis6,-e (Gahlvahneezd). Galvanized. 
 
 Galvanisme {Gahhahniesm). Galvanism. 
 
 Galvanocaustique ipalilvahnohkohsteek). 
 Galvanocaustic. 
 
 Galvanometre (Gahlvahnohmehtr). Gal- 
 vanometer. 
 
 Galvano -puncture {GahlvahnohpunktUr). 
 Galvanopuncture. 
 
 Galvanoscope (jSahlvahnohskShp). Gal- 
 vanoscope. 
 
 Galvano -therapie (GahlvahnohtehrapSe) . 
 Galvanotherapeutics. 
 
 Gamme (Gahm). Scale (in music). 
 
 Ganache (Gahndhsh). Lower jaw of the 
 horse. 
 
 GanglifSre (flahngleefShr). Having a gan- 
 
 ^'> glion. 
 
 iGangliform (Gahngleefdhrm). Having the 
 form of a ganglion. 
 
 Ganglion (Gahngleedhn). Ganglion. Lym- 
 phatic gland. 
 
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 G. d'Andersch (G. dahndShrsh). Petrosal 
 ganglion. 
 
 G. d'Amold (G. dahrnohld). Otic gan- 
 glion. 
 
 G. cervical (G. ssehrveekdhl). Cervical 
 lymphatic gland. 
 
 G. ciliaire (G. sseelee^hr). Ciliary ganglion. 
 
 G. de Gasser (G. deh Gasser). Gasserian 
 semilunar ganglion. 
 
 G. de Meckel (G. deh MekkM). Spheno- 
 palatin ganglion. 
 
 G. jugulaire (G. zshuguUhr). Jugular gan- 
 glion of the pneumogastric. 
 
 G. solaire (G. sohUhr). Solar ganglion. 
 
 Ganglionaire (Gahngleeohnlhr). Gangli- 
 onic. 
 
 G., systeme (G., seesUhm). Sympathetic 
 system. 
 
 GangrSne {Gahngr&hn) . Gangrene. 
 Slough. 
 
 G. gazeuse (G. gahzehz). Gas gangrene. 
 
 Gangreneux,-euse (pahngrehnih). Gan- 
 grenous. 
 
 Gangue (Gahng). Covering membrane. 
 
 Ganja (Gahnzshdh). Cannabis indica. 
 Ganja. 
 
 Gantelet {GahntUh). Glove-bandage. 
 
 Garance (Gahrdhns). Madder. A plant 
 of genus Rubia, from the root of which 
 a red dye is extracted. 
 
 Garde-robe (fiahrdrdhb). Bowel move- 
 ment. 
 
 G., aller k la (G. ahld ah lah). To go to 
 the water-closet. 
 
 Gargarisme (Gahrgahreesm). Gargle. 
 
 Gargouillement \Gahrgooymdhii). Gurg- 
 ling. Splashing sound. 
 
 Garon {Gahrdn). Spurge-laurel. 
 
 Garrot^(GoAr(i^). An old twisting tourni- 
 quet. 
 
 Qa.%tra.lzi6"'\GahstrahlzsMe). Gastralgia. 
 Pain in the stomach. 
 
 Gasterectomie (pahstehrehktohmie). Cas- 
 ter ectomy. 
 
 Gastricite (Gahstreesseetd). Stomach dis- 
 order. 
 
 Gastrique (Gahstreek). Gastric. 
 
 Gastrite {GahstrSet). Gastritis. 
 
 Gastritie (Gahstreessie). Pain in the stom- 
 ach. A state of the stomach due to pain, 
 
 Gastrocele {GahstrohssM). Gastrocele. 
 
 Gastrocnemien, -ne (GahstrohknehmeeShn) . 
 Gastrocnemius muscle. 
 
 Gastro-colique {GahstrohkohUek). Per- 
 taining to the stomach and colon. 
 
 Gastro-colite (Gahstrohkohleet). Gastro- 
 colitis. 
 
Gas 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gen 
 
 Gastrodynie (Gahstrohdeenie). Neuralgic 
 pain of the stomach. 
 
 Gastro-enterite (Gahstrok-ahntekriet) 
 Gastroenteritis. 
 
 G. folliculeuse (G.fohleckulihz). Typhoid 
 fever. 
 
 Gastroide {CahstroMed). Having the shape 
 of a stomach. Corpulent. 
 
 Gastromalacie (Gahstrohmahlahssie). Sof- 
 tening of the mucous membrane of the 
 stomach. 
 
 Gastrorrhagie (GahstrohrahzshSe). Hem- 
 orrhage of the stomach. 
 
 Gastrorrhaphie (Gahstrohrahfie). Suture 
 of a wound in the stomach or in ab- 
 domen. 
 
 Gastrorrhee (Gakstrohrd). Gastrorrhoea. 
 
 Gastroscope {Gahstrohskdhp). Gastro- 
 scope. 
 
 Gastroscopie {Gahstrohskohpge). Gastros- 
 copy. 
 
 Gastrospasme (Gahstrohspdhsm). Spas- 
 modic contraction of the stomach. 
 
 Gastrostomie (Gahstrohstohmee). Gastros- 
 tomy. Establishing an opening in the 
 stomach. 
 
 Gastrotomie (Gahstrohtohmie). Opening 
 of the stomach. Opening of the abdomen. 
 
 Gftteau (jSahtih). Cake. A part of elec- 
 trophore. 
 
 G. de charpie (G. deh shahrpie). Pledgets 
 of lint placed one above the other. 
 
 Gd.teuz,-euse (Gahtek). Demented indi- 
 vidual or imbecile (idiot) who lost con- 
 trol of the sphincters and all knowledge 
 of cleanliness. 
 
 Gfttisme {GahUesm). State of the g^teux. 
 
 Gaucher, -6re (Gohshd). Left-handed per- 
 son. 
 
 Gaucherie (Goh^hrge). Awkwardness. 
 
 Gaulth€rie (Gohltehrie). Gaultheria. 
 
 Gavage (Gahvdhzsh). Feeding through a 
 stomach-tube. 
 
 Gayac (Gahydhk). Guaiacum. 
 
 Gaz (Gahz). Gas. 
 
 Gaze (Gahz). Gauze. 
 
 Gazeification (Gahzeheefeekahssidn). 
 Transformation of a liquid into a gazeous 
 state. J 
 
 Gazeifie,-e (Gahzeheefeed). Transformed 
 into a gazeous state. 
 
 Gazeux,-euse (GahzSh). Gaseous. 
 
 Gazogene {Gahzohzshihn). Apparatus for 
 producing gas. 
 
 Gazolene {GahzohUhn). Gasolene. 
 
 Geaii.t,-e{Zshehdhn). Giant. 
 
 GSantisme (ZshehahntSesm). Giantism. 
 
 Gelatine {ZshehlahUen). Gelatin. 
 
 Gelatine, -e (Zshehlahteend). Coated with 
 gelatin. 
 
 Gela.iiaevi.x,-euse^(Zshehlahteeneh). Gela- 
 tinous. 
 
 Gelatiniforme (Zshehlahteeneefdhrm). Re- 
 sembling gelatine, j 
 
 G€latinisation (Zshehlahteeneezahssidn). 
 Transformation into a gelatinous state. 
 
 GelSe {ZsheUd). Jelly. Frost. 
 
 G§lif,-ive (ZshehlSef). Cracked by frost. 
 
 G€Iose iZshehldhz). Gelose. 
 
 Gelsimine {Zshehlssehmien). Gelsemin. 
 
 GelsSmium {Zshehhsehmeedhm). Gelse- 
 mium. 
 
 Gelure (Zshehliir). Result of congelation. 
 
 Ggmellaire (Zshehmehlihr). Referable to 
 twins. 
 
 GSmelle,-e (Zshehmehld). Gemellus. 
 
 Gemellipare (Zshehmehleepdhr). Produc- 
 ing twins. 
 
 Gemisseur,-euse (Zshehmeess4hr). One 
 who constantly groans. 
 
 Gemmation {Zshehmahssidn). Budding. 
 Gemmation. 
 
 Gemmipaie (Zshehmeepdhr). Gemmipar- 
 ous. 
 
 Gemmule {ZshehmM. ) Gemmule. 
 
 Genal,-e (Zshehndhl). Belonging to the 
 cheeks. 
 
 Gencive (Zshahnssiev). Gum (of the 
 mouth). 
 
 GSne (Zshehn). Difficulty. Embarrasse- 
 ment. 
 
 General,-e (Zshehnehrdhl) . General. 
 Common. Universal. 
 
 Generalisation (ZshehnehrahleezahssiSn) . 
 Generalization. 
 
 Generalite (Zshehnehrahleetd). Generality. 
 
 Generateur,-trice {Zshehnehrahtihr). Gen- 
 erator. 
 
 Generatif,-ive (ZshehenehrahUef). Gener- 
 ative. 
 
 Generation (ZshehnehrahssiSn). Genera- 
 tion. 
 
 G6nerescent,-e (Zshehnehrehssdhn). Gen- 
 erating. 
 
 Gengrique (ZshehnehrSek). Generic. 
 
 Genese (Zshehnihz). Genesis. Growth 
 of anatomic elements. 
 
 Genejgie {ZshehnehzSe). Generation. 
 
 Genet (Zshehnib). Genista. Broom 
 plant. 
 
 Genetique (ZshehnehtSek). Relating to 
 generation. Genetic. 
 
 Genevrier (Zshehnehvreed). Juniper-tree. 
 
 Genicule,-e (Zshehneekuld). Geniculate. 
 
 G., gangUon (Zsh. gahngleeohn). Genicu- 
 late ganglion. 
 
 Genie (Zshehnie). Genius. 
 
 Genienne, apophyse (ZshehneeShnn, ahpoh- 
 feez). Genial tubercle. 
 
 Genievre (ZshehneeShw). Gin. 
 
 G6nio-glosse (Zshehneeoh-glShss). Genio- 
 hyoglossus muscle. 
 
 G.-hyoidien {Zsh-ioeedeeShn). Genio-hy- 
 oid muscle. 
 
 G.-pharyngien (Zsh.-fahrehnzsheeihn) . 
 Lower portion of superior constrictor m. 
 
 Genioplastie (Zshehneeohplahstie). Genio- 
 plasty. 
 
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Gen 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Glo 
 
 Genisse (ZshehnSess). Heifer. 
 G6mtal,-e (ZshehneetdU). Genital. 
 Genitaux, organes (Zshehneetoh, ohrgdhn). 
 
 Genital organs. 
 Geniteur {ZshehneeUhr). Generator. 
 Genito- crural, -e (Zshehneeioh-krurdhl). 
 
 Genito-crural. 
 G.-urinaire (Zsh. ureenehr). Genito-uri- 
 
 nary. 
 Genoplastie (ZshehnohplahsUe). Plastic 
 
 operation for reformation of cheeks. 
 Genou (Zshnoo). Knee. 
 G. cagneux (G. KahnnSh). Knock-knee. 
 
 Genu valgum. 
 G. convexe en dehors {Zsh. kohnvekks ahn 
 
 dehdkr). Bow-leg. Genu varum. 
 Genouille,-e {Zshnooyd). Bent like the 
 
 knee. Geniculate. 
 G.s, corps {Zsh., kohr). Geniculate 
 
 bodies. 
 Genoixillere {Zshnooyihr). Knee-piece. 
 
 Knee-bandage. 
 Genre {Zshdhnr). Species. Kind. Genus. 
 Gentiane {Zshahnsseedhn). Gentian. 
 Geognosie {Zshehohgnohzie). Science of 
 
 minerals. 
 Geographic {Zshehohgrahfee). Geography. 
 Geologic {Zshehohlohzshee). Geology. 
 Geometrie {Zshehohmehtree). Geometry. 
 Gercure {ZshehrssUr). Fissure of the skin. 
 
 Chap. Crack. 
 Germ {Zshehrm). Germ. 
 Germicide {Zshehrmeess^ed). Germicide. 
 Gennifuge {Zshehrmeefilzsh). Germifuge. 
 Germigene {Zshehrmeezshehn). Producing 
 
 a germ. 
 Gerinin,-ine {ZshehrmShn). What comes 
 
 naturally. 
 Gerini]ial,-e {Zshehrmeendhl) . Germinal. 
 Germinatif,-ive {ZshehrmeenahUefj. Ger- 
 
 minative. 
 Germinifere {Zshehrmeeneefihr). Carry- 
 ing germs. 
 Ggrofle {Zshehrdhfl). Clove. 
 Gerontotoxon {Zshehrohniohiohksdhn) . 
 
 Arcus senilis. 
 Gesier {Zshehzee&h). Gizzard. 
 Gestation {ZshehstahssiSn). Pregnancy. 
 
 Gestation. 
 Gibbeux,-euse {Zsheebeh). Gibbous. 
 Gibbosite {Zsheebohzeetd). Gibbosity. 
 Giboulee {Zsheeboold). Shower of rain. 
 Gigantisme {Zsheegahnteesm). Gigantism. 
 Gilet de force {Zsheeld dehfdhrs). Strait- 
 jacket. 
 Gingembre {Zshehnzshdhmbr). Ginger. 
 Gingival, -e {ZshehnzsheeudU). Gingival. 
 Gingivite {ZshehnzsheevSet). Inflammation 
 
 of the gums. 
 Ginglyme {Zshehngleem). Hinge-joint. 
 Girofle {Zsheerdhfi). Clove (aromatic). 
 Givre {Zsheevr). Hoar-frost. 
 Glabelle {Glahbehl). Glabella. 
 Glabre {Glahbr). Glabrous. 
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 Glabrite {Glahbreetd). State of a glabrous 
 organ. 
 
 Glace {Glahss). Ice. 
 
 Glace, -e {Glahssd) . Iced. Frozen. 
 Frosted with a coating of sugar. 
 
 Glaciaire {GlahsseeShr). Glacial. 
 
 Gladie,-e {Glahdeed). Ensiform. Gladi- 
 ate. 
 
 Glaire {Glehr). Mucous discharge. 
 Phlegm. 
 
 Glaireux,-euse (Glehreh). Viscous. Slimy. 
 
 Glaise {Glehz). Clay. Potter's earth. 
 
 Gland {Glahn). Glans (penis). 
 
 Glandaire {Glahnd&hr). Glandular. 
 
 Glande {Glahnd). Gland. Kernel. 
 
 G. de Bertholin {G. deh Behrtohlehn). 
 Vulvovaginal gland. 
 
 G.s buccales {G. buhdhl). Buccal glands 
 
 G.s de Cowper (G. deh KoopShr). Bulbo- 
 urethral glands. 
 
 G.s de Meibomius (G. deh Mehbohmeetis). 
 Palpebral follicles. 
 
 G.s de Pacchioni (G. deh Pahkeeohnee). 
 Small outgrowths of the villi normally 
 existing in the arachnoid lying on the 
 inner surface of the vertex of the skull 
 along each side of the middle line. 
 
 Glandulaire {Glahndulehr). Glandular. 
 
 Glanduleux,-euse {GlahnduUh). Glandu- 
 lous. 
 
 GlanduUfere {Glahnduleefihr). Having 
 glands. 
 
 Glanduliforme {Glahnduleefdhrm). Posses- 
 sing the shape of a gland. 
 
 Glauconiateux,-euse {Glohkohmahtih) . 
 Glaucomatous. 
 
 Glaucome {Glohkohm). Glaucoma. 
 
 Glene {Glehn). A glenoid cavity. 
 
 Glenoide {Glehnoh&ed) . Glenoid. 
 
 G. cavite (G. kahveetd). Glenoid cavity. 
 
 Gliome {Gleedhm). Glioma. 
 
 Glio-sarcome {Gleedh-ssahrkdhm}. Glio- 
 sarcoma. 
 
 Glissement {Gleessmdhn). Gliding move- 
 ment. 
 
 Globe {Glohb). Globe. 
 
 G. hysterique (G. eestehrSek). Globus hys- 
 tericus. 
 
 G. oculaire (G. ohkulihr). EyebaU. 
 
 Globulaire {Glohbulehr) . Globular. 
 
 Globule {GlohbUl). Globule. 
 
 G. du sang (G. du ssahn). Blood cell. 
 
 G. blanc (G. blahn). White blood cell. 
 
 G. rouge (G. roozsh). Red blood cell. 
 
 Globuline {GlohbuUen). Globulin. 
 
 Globus pallidus {GlohbHs-pahleediis). In- 
 ternal and middle segment of the lenticu- 
 lar nucleus. 
 
 Glomerulaire {GlohmehruUhr). Referable 
 to the glomerule. 
 
 Glomerule {GlohmehrHl). Glomerule. 
 
 GloxaeraUte {Glohmehruleet). Glomerulitis. 
 
 Glonoine {GlohnohSen). Nitroglycerine. 
 Glonoin. 
 
Glo 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Gou 
 
 Glossalgie (Glohssahlzshie). Glossalgia. 
 
 Glossanthrax (Glohssahntrdhks). Anthrax 
 of the tongue. 
 
 Glossectomie (Glohssehktohmie) . Glossec- 
 tomy. 
 
 Glossien,-ne (Glohsseeehn). Lingual. Glos- 
 sal. 
 
 Glossite (Glohssiet). Inflammation of the 
 tongue. Glossitis. 
 
 Glossocatoche (Glohssokkahtdsh). Tongue- 
 depressor. 
 
 Glosso-epiglottique (Glohssoh-ehpeegloh- 
 teek). Glosso-epiglottic. 
 
 G.-labial,-e (G.-lahbeedhl). Glosso-labial. 
 
 G.-labio-pharynge,-e (G.-lahbeedh-fahrehn- 
 zshd). Glosso-labio-pharyngeal (Bulbar 
 paralysis). 
 
 G.-palatin,-e (G.-pahlahUhn). Glosso-pal- 
 atine (muscle). 
 
 G.-pharyngien,-ne (G. fahrehnzsheeShn). 
 Glossopharyngeal (nerve or muscle). 
 
 Glossoplegie (GlohssokplehzshSe) . Paral- 
 ysis of the tongue. 
 
 Glosso-staphylin (Glohssdh-stahfeelehn). 
 Palato-glossus muscle. 
 
 Glossotomie (Glohssohtohmge). Glossot- 
 omy. 
 
 Glotte (Gloht). Glottis. 
 
 Glottique (GlohMek). Glottic. 
 
 Glucose (Glukdhz). Glucose. 
 
 Glume (Glum). Husk. Glume. 
 
 Gluten (Glutihn). Gluten. 
 
 Glutineux,-euse {Gluteenih). Viscous. 
 Glutinous. 
 
 Glycemie (GleessehmSe). Glycemia. 
 
 Glycere (Gleessehrd). Medicine with gly- 
 cerine as an excipient. 
 
 G. d'amidon (G. dahmeeddhn). Glycerine 
 of starch. 
 
 Glycerine (GleessehrSen). Glycerin. 
 
 Glycerole (Gleessehrohld). See Glycix6. 
 
 Glycocholique, acide {GleekohkohUek, ahs- 
 sied). Glycocholic acid. 
 
 Glycocolle (Gleekohkdhl). Glycocoll. 
 
 Glycogene {Gleekokzshehnn). Glycogen. 
 
 GlycogenSse (fileekohzshehnehz). Glyco- 
 genesis. 
 
 Glycogenie (Gleekohzshehnee). Glycogeny. 
 Formation of glycogene. 
 
 Glycogenique (GleekohzshehnSek). Glyco- 
 genic. 
 
 Glycol (Gleekdhl). Diatomic alcohol. 
 Glycol. 
 
 Glycose (Gleekdhz). 'Glucose. Grape sugar. 
 
 Glycosurie (GleekohzurSe). Glycosuria. 
 Diabetes. 
 
 Glycosurique (Gleekohzureek). Glycosurie. 
 
 Glycyrrhiza {Gleesseereezdh). Licorice root. 
 
 Godet de favus (Gohdd dehfahvUs). Cup- 
 favus. 
 
 Godets de Morgagni (Gohdd deh Mohrgah- 
 nie). Sinuses between Morgagni col- 
 umns in the rectum. 
 
 Godronne, Canal (Gohdrohnd, Kahndhl). 
 
 Canal (of Petit) between the zone of 
 Zinn, the crystalline lens and vitreous 
 body (eye). 
 
 G., corps (G. kohr). Fascia dentata. 
 Notched gyrus lying at the bottom of 
 dentate fissure (Hippocampus major). 
 
 Goitre (Goodhtr). Goiter. 
 
 J5. exophthalmique (G. ehkzohffahlmiek) . 
 Exophthalmic goiter. Graves' or Base- 
 dow's disease. 
 
 Goitreux,-euse (GooaUrlh). Affected with 
 goiter. 
 
 Golfe (Gohlf). Sinus. 
 
 Gomme (Gohm). Gum. Gumma (syphi- 
 litic tumor). 
 
 G. adragant (G. ahdrahgdhn). Gum traga- 
 canth. 
 
 G. resine (G. rehzSen). Gum-resin. 
 
 Gomme (Gohmd). Containing gum. 
 
 Gommeline (GohmUen). Dried dextrine. 
 
 Gommeux, -euse (Go/imeA). Gummous. 
 Gummatous. 
 
 Gommier (Gohmeed). Gum-tree. 
 
 Gommifere (Gohmeefehr) . Giving gum. 
 
 Gommiforme (Gohmeefdhrm). Resembling 
 gum. 
 
 Gommique (Gohmiek). Referable to gum. 
 
 Gomphose (Gohmfdhz). Immobile articu- 
 lation (teeth). Gomphosis. 
 
 Gondole (GohnddU). Eye bath. 
 
 Gonflement (Gohnflmdhn) . Swelling. 
 
 Goniometre (Gohneeohmehtr). Instrument 
 for measuring craniometric angles. 
 
 Gonocoque (Gohnohkdhk). Gonococcus. 
 
 Gonorrhee (Gohnohrd). Gonorrhoea. 
 
 Gonorrheique (Gohnohreheek). Gonor- 
 rheal. 
 
 Gordon, reflexe paradoxal de (G., rehflehks 
 pahrahdohksdhl deh). Gordon's reflex: 
 extension of the great toe upon pressure 
 of the calf-muscles of the leg (sign of 
 involvement of the p3rramidal tract). 
 
 Gorge (Gohrzsh). Throat. Pharynx. 
 
 Gorge,-e (Gohrzshd). Engorged. 
 
 Gorgee (Gohrzshd). Mouthful. Draught. 
 Quantity swallowed at a time. 
 
 Gorgeret (Gohrzshreh) . Director (surgical 
 instrument). Gorget. 
 
 Gorre (Gohr). Old name for syphilis. 
 
 Gosier (Gohzeeeh). Pharynx. GuUet. 
 Fauces. 
 
 G., isthme du (G. eestm du). Isthmus of 
 fauces. 
 
 Goudron (GoodrShn). Tar. 
 
 Gourd, -e (Goor). Swollen. 
 
 Gourme (Goorm). Crusts of eczema or 
 impetigo in children. 
 
 Gousse (Gooss). Pod. 
 
 Gout (Goo). Taste. 
 
 Goutte (Goot). Drop. Gout. ' 
 
 G. militaire (G. meeleetihr). Gonorrhea. 
 
 G. rose (G. rohz). Acne rosacea. 
 
 G. sereine (G. ssehriknn). Amaurosis. 
 
 Goutteux,-euse (GooUh). Gouty. 
 
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Gou 
 
 FRENCH ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Gus 
 
 Gouttigre (GooteeShr). Groove. Fur- 
 row. 
 
 G. chirurgicale (G. sheerurzsheekdhl) . 
 Grooved splint made of wire (for frac- 
 tures). 
 
 Grain (Grehn). Grain (measure = 0.05 
 grm.). Grain (small berry). 
 
 G.s riziformes (G. reezeefdhrm). Seed 
 bodies (in joints, tendons, etc.). 
 
 Graine (Grehnn). Seed. 
 
 Graisse (Grehss). Pat. 
 
 G. de pore (G. deh pohr). Hog's lard. 
 
 Graisseux,-euse {Grehssih). Fatty. 
 
 Gramme (Grahmm). Gram (15.438 grains). 
 
 Grandes levres (Grahnd lehvr). Labia 
 majora (vulvae). 
 
 Grand mal (Grahn mahl). Major epilepsy. 
 
 Grand os (Grahnddhss). Os magnum (car- 
 pus). 
 
 Grand rond (Grahn rohn). Teres major 
 muscle. 
 
 G. sympathique (G. sehnpahtSek). The 
 sympathetic nerve. 
 
 Granulaire (Grahnulehr). Granular. 
 
 Granulation (Grahnulahssidn). Granula- 
 tion. 
 
 Granule (GrahnUl). Granule. 
 
 Granul6,-e (Grahnuld). Granulated. 
 
 Granuleuz,-euse {GrahnuUh). Granular. 
 
 Granulie (GrahnuUe). Granulia. Dis- 
 seminated granules of a pathological 
 character, such as tuberculosis. Gener- 
 alized bacillary infection. 
 
 Granulose (Grahnuldhz). Same as gran- 
 ulie. 
 
 Graphique (Grahfeek). Graphic. 
 
 Graphite (Grahfeet). Graphite. 
 
 Graphitique (GrahfeeMek). Pertaining to 
 graphite. 
 
 Grappes (Grahp). Skin excrescences. Con- 
 dylomata. 
 
 Gras,-se (Grah). Pat. Fatty. 
 
 G. des cadavres (G. deh kahddhvr). Adi- 
 pocire. 
 
 G. de la jambe (G. deh lah zshahmb). Calf 
 of the leg. 
 
 Gratiole {Grahsseedhl). Hedge-hyssop. 
 
 Grattage (Grahtdhzsh). Scraping. Grat- 
 tage. 
 
 Grattelle (Grahtehl). Itching. Ciliary 
 blepharitis. 
 
 Grattement (Grahtmdhn). Act of scratch- 
 ing. 
 
 Gravatif,-ive {GrahvahUef). Applied to a 
 dull pain. 
 
 Grave (Grahv). Heavy. Grave. Serious. 
 
 Gravelg,-e (Grahvld). Consisting of small 
 grains. 
 
 Graveleux,-euse {GrahvUh). Affected with 
 gravel. 
 
 Gravelle (GrahvM). Gravel. 
 
 Gravida (Grahvied). Gravid. Pregnant. 
 
 Gravidite (Grahveedeetd). Pregnancy. 
 
 Gravier (prahveed). Grit. Gravel. 
 
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 Gravifique {Grahveefiek). Rendering 
 heavy. 
 
 Gravimfitre (GrahveemShtr). Gravimeter. 
 Hydrometer. 
 
 Gravitation (Grahveetahssidn). Gravita- 
 tion. 
 
 Gravite (Grahveetd). Gravity. 
 
 Graff e (Grehf). Graft. Transplantation 
 of skin. 
 
 GrefCon (Grehf dhn). Tissue used for graft- 
 ing. 
 
 Grggaire (Grehggihr). Gregarious. 
 
 Grele (Grehl). Thin, slender, small. Hail. 
 
 G., intestin (G., ehntehsUhn). Small intes- 
 tine. 
 
 G., de la cuisse (G. deh lah ktUess). Gra- 
 cttis muscle. 
 
 Greleux,-euse (GrehUh). Seamed. Un- 
 equal. 
 
 Grenade (Grehndhd). Pomegranate. 
 
 Grenouille (Grehnoiiy). Prog. 
 
 Grenouillette (Grehnooyiht). Ranula. 
 
 Granu, -e (GrehnU) . Possessing small gran- 
 ulations. 
 
 Grieche (GreeShsh). Sharp. Sour. 
 
 Griff e (Greef). Claw. Hook. 
 
 Grimpant,-e (Grehmpdhn). Climbing. 
 
 Grimper (Grehmpd). (To climb. 
 
 Grincement (Grehnsmdhn). Grinding. 
 
 Grippal, -e (Greepdhl). Referable to grippe. 
 
 Grippe (Greep). Influenza. 
 
 Grippe,-e (Greepd). Having the grippe. 
 Having contracted feattures of the 
 face. 
 
 Gris,-e (Gree). Gray. 
 
 Grison (Greezdhn). Marsh-gas. 
 
 Grognement (Grohnnmdhn). Grunting. 
 
 Gros,-se (Groh). Large. Bulky. Drachm 
 (V8 oz.). 
 
 Grosailla (Grohzdy). Currant. 
 
 Grosse (Grohss). Pregnant. 
 
 Grossesse (Grohssihss). Pregnancy. 
 
 Grossissament (Grohsseessmdhn). En- 
 largement. Magnifying. 
 
 Groupe (Groop). Group. 
 
 Gruau (Grudh). Oatmeal. 
 
 Grumeau (Grumdh). Clot. 
 
 Grumel6,-e (Grumld). Formed of clots. 
 
 Grumeleux,-ause (Grumlih). Clotted. 
 Coagulated. 
 
 Gryphose (Greef 6hz). Incurvature of nails. 
 
 Guarana (Gahrahndh). Paste prepared 
 with grains of Guarana uva. 
 
 Gubernaculaire, cordon (GuhehrnahkuUhr, 
 kohrddhn). Fibrous band in the scro- 
 tum of the foetus. 
 
 Gudpe (Gehp). Wasp. 
 
 Gu€rison (Gehreezdhn). Recovery. Cure. 
 
 Gueula (Gehl). Mouth (of animals). 
 
 G. da loup (G. deh loo). Hare-lip with cleft 
 palate. 
 
 Guimauve (Ggeemdhv). Marshmallow. ' 
 
 Gustatif,-ive (GustahUef). Gustatory. 
 
 Gustation (Gustahssidn). Taste. 
 
Gut OF MEDICAL TERMS Gyr 
 
 Gutta-percha (Guttahpehrshdh). Gutta- Gynicologie (ZsheenehkohlohzshSe). Gyne- 
 
 percha. cology. , 
 
 G\ittvaal,-e (Guturdhl). Guttural. Gypse (Zsheeps). Plaster of Paris. Gyp- 
 
 Gynmase {Zsheemndhz) . Gymnasium. sum. 
 
 Gymnastique {ZsheemnahsUek). Gymnas- Gypseux,-euse (Zsheepsih). Containing 
 
 tics. gypse. 
 
 Gynanthrope {Zsheenahntrdhp). Her- Gyration (Zsheerahssidn) . Gyration. 
 
 maphrodites having more the features of Gyiold (Zsheerohied). Spiroid. 
 
 a male than of a female. Gyrus {ZsheerHs). Gyrus. Convolution 
 
 Gynecie (Geenehssie), Menses. ' of brain. 
 
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H. 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hem 
 
 H 
 
 H. Symbol of Hydrogene. 
 
 Habitat (Ahbeetdh). Habitat. 
 
 Habitation (Ahbeetahssion). Habitation. 
 
 Habitude (AhbeetUd). Habit. 
 
 Habituel,-le [AhbeetuM). Habitual. 
 
 Habitus (AhheeMs).. Habitus. 
 
 Hachisch (AhshSesh). Indian hemp. 
 Hashish. 
 
 Hachischlne [AhsheesMen). Resin of in- 
 dian hemp. 
 
 Hachure {Ahshur). Hachement (mas- 
 sage). 
 
 HSle (Hahl). Heat of sun. Its effect on 
 epidermis. 
 
 Haie,-e (Hahld). Sun-burned. 
 
 Haleine [AhUhn). Breath. 
 
 Haletant,-e {Ahltiihn). Out of breath. 
 
 Haleter (Ahltd). To pant. 
 
 Halitueuz,-euse {Ahleetueh). Moist. 
 
 Hallucination (Ahlusseenahssidn). Hallu- 
 cination. Perception of an object or of 
 sensation without their existence. 
 
 Hallucine,-e (Ahlusseend). AflEected with 
 hallucinations. 
 
 Halochimie (AhlohsheemSe). Chemical 
 study of salts. 
 
 Halographie (Ahlohgrahfee). Description 
 of saline combinations. 
 
 Haltere {Ahltehr). Dumb-bells. 
 
 Hamam elide de Virginie {AhmahmehlSed 
 dehVeerzsheenee). Witch-hazel. Hama- 
 melis. 
 
 Hameconne,-e (Ahmsohnd).. Hooked. 
 
 Hampe (Ahmp). Stem. Handle. 
 
 Hanche (Ahnsh). Hip. 
 
 H. scrofuleuse {H. skrohfuUhz). Coxalgia 
 (tuberctilar),. 
 
 Happant,-e (Ahpdhn). What adheres to 
 the tongue. 
 
 Hareng (Ahrdhn). Herring. 
 
 Hargne {Ahrnn). Hernia (old term). 
 
 Haiicot (Ahreekdh) . French bean. 
 
 Harmonie {Ahrmohnie). Harmony. 
 
 Harmouique (AhrmohnSek). Harmonic. 
 Harmonics. 
 
 Haut,-e (Oh). High. Tall. Upper. 
 
 H. mal (0. mahl). Epilepsy. 
 
 Hauteur [OhUhr). Hight. Altitude. 
 
 Havers, canauz de (AhvShr, kahndh deh). 
 Haversian canals (in bones). 
 
 Hebdomadaire (Ehbdohmahdehr), Weekly. 
 
 Hebephrenia (Ehbehfrehnee). Hebephre- 
 nia (a form of Dementia Prsecox). 
 
 Hebetude (Ehbehtiid). Hebetude. Dull- 
 ness of intellect. 
 
 Hectique (Ehkteek). Hectic (adjectif of a 
 state due to wasting disease). 
 
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 Hedera (Ehdehrdh). Ivy. 
 
 Helcydrion (Ehlsseedreedhn). Superficial 
 ulceration of the cornea. 
 
 Helice {EhUess). Snail. 
 
 Helicine (Ehleesseen) . Mucilage of snails. 
 
 Heliotherapie (HehleeohtehrapSe). Sun ray 
 treatment. 
 
 Heliotrope {Ehleeohtrdhp). Sunflower. 
 
 Heliz (Ehleeks). Helix (of the ear). 
 
 Helminthagogue (Ehlmehntahgohg). An- 
 thelmintic. 
 
 Helminth [Ehlm&hnt). Intestinal worm. 
 
 Helminthiase (Ehlmehnteedhz). Helmin- 
 thiasis. 
 
 Helminthicide (EhlmehnteessSed). Vermi- 
 cide. 
 
 Helminthochorton (Ehlmehntohkohrtohn). 
 Corsican moss. 
 
 Helminthogenesie {Ehlmehntohzskehneh- 
 zee). Multiplication of helminthes. 
 
 Hem (Ehm). Dry cough. 
 
 Hemagogue (Ehmahgdhg). Haemagogue. 
 
 Hemalopie (Ehmahlopee). Hasmalopia. 
 
 Hemapheine (Ehmahfeheen). Hsemaphein. 
 
 Hematalloscopie {EhmahtahlohskohpSe. 
 Medico-legal examination of blood. 
 
 Hemataulique (EhmahtohUek). Laws gov- 
 erning circulation of blood. 
 
 Hemateine (Ehmahtehien). Hsmatein. 
 Red coloring matter of blood. 
 
 Hematemese (Ehmahtehmihz). Vomiting 
 of blood. Hasmatemesis. 
 
 Hemateux,-euse {EhmahUh). Haematic. 
 
 Hematie {Ehmahssee). Red blood cor- 
 puscle. 
 
 Hematimetrie (Ehmahteemehtree). Hse- 
 matimetry. 
 
 Hematine (Ehmahteen). Red coloring sub- 
 stance of blood. 
 
 Hematinurie {Ehmahteenurie). Hasmati- 
 nuria. 
 
 Hematique (Ehmahteek). Haematic. 
 
 Hematocele (EhmahtohssM). Bloody tu- 
 mor, especially around the uterus or 
 testicle. 
 
 Hematocolpos (Ehmahtohkohlpdhss). Col- 
 lection of menstrual blood in the vagina. 
 
 HStnatode {Ehmahtdhd). Hsematodes 
 (fungus) (cancer). 
 
 Hematoide (Ehmahtoheed). Resembling 
 blood. 
 
 Hematologie (Ehmahtohlohzsh^e). Haema- 
 tology. 
 
 HSmatome (Ehmahtdhm). Bloody tumor. 
 Hematoma. 
 
 Hematomdtre (EhmahtohmMr). Reten- 
 tion of blood in the uterus. , 
 
Hem 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 H. int 
 
 HematomStrie (EhmahtohmehtrSe). Dis- 
 tension of the uterus by blood. 
 
 Hematomyelie {EhmahtohmeechUe). Hem- 
 orrhage in the spinal cord. Hematomy- 
 elia. 
 
 Hematopoese (EhmahtohpohShz). Hsema- 
 topoiesis. 
 
 Hematoporphyrine (Ehmahtohpohrfeerien) . 
 Haematoporphyrin. 
 
 Hematorrhachis (Ehmahtohrahshies) . 
 Hemorrhage in the spine. 
 
 H€matorrhee (Ehmahtohrd). Haemator- 
 rhea. 
 
 Hematosalpinx (Ehmahtohssahlpihnx). 
 Hematoma of the Fallopian tube. 
 
 Hematose {Ehmahtdhz). Formation of 
 blood. 
 
 Hematozyline (EhmahtohkseeUen) . Haemo- 
 toxylin. 
 
 Hematozemie {Ehmahtohzehm^e). Loss of 
 blood. 
 
 Hematozoaire (Ehmahtohzohehr). Hsema- 
 tozoon. 
 
 Hematurie (Ehmahturee). Haematuria. 
 Loss of blood by the urethra. 
 
 Hematurique (EhmahturSek). Hsematuric. 
 
 Hemeralopie (EhmehrahlohpSe). Night- 
 blindness. Hemeralopia. 
 
 Hemiacephalie (EhmeeakssehfahlSe). Ab- 
 sence of brain substance in a half of the 
 cranium. 
 
 Hemianesthesie (Ehmeeahnehstehz^e) . 
 Loss of sensations over a half of the 
 body. Hemianesthesia. 
 
 Hemianopsia (Ehmeeahnohpsie). Blind- 
 ness of one half of the visual fields. 
 Hemianopsia. 
 
 Hemiathetose (EhmeeahiehiShz). Slow 
 and regular extension movements of the 
 fingers or toes on one side of the body 
 occurring in diseases of the brain. 
 Hemiathetosis. 
 
 Hemiathrose (EhmeeahrtrShz). Symphy- 
 sis. 
 
 Hemicephalee (Ehmeessehfahld) . Mi- 
 graine. Hemicephalia. 
 
 Hemichoree (Ehmeekohrd) . Choreic 
 movements affecting a half of the 
 body. 
 
 Hemicrinie (Ehmeekrahnie). Migraine. 
 Hemicraniaj. 
 
 Hemidrose (Ehmeedrdhz) . Unilateral hy- 
 persecretion of sweat. 
 
 Hemie (Ehmee). Deterioration of blood. 
 
 Hemiopie (Ehmeeohpee). Hemiopia (see 
 Hemianopsia). 
 
 Hemipathie (Ehmeepahtee). Unilateral 
 pathological state. 
 
 Hemiplggie (EhmeeplehzskSe). Hemi- 
 plegia. Paralysis of one half of the 
 body. 
 
 Hemiplegique {EhmeeplehzshSeh). Hemi- 
 plegic. 
 
 Hemisphere (Ehmeesflhr). Hemisphere. 
 
 H. du cerveau (£. du ssehrvdh). Cerebral 
 hemisphere. 
 
 Hemispherique (EhmeesfehrSek). Hemis- 
 pheric. 
 
 Himocytometre (EhmohsseetohmShtr). In- 
 strument for counting blood corpuscles 
 (Gowers). 
 
 Hemodromometre (Ehmohdrohmohmlhtr) 
 Instrument for measuring the rapidity 
 of blood circulation. 
 
 Hemodynamometre (Ehmohdeenahmoh- 
 mShtr) . Instrument for measuring blood 
 pressure. 
 
 HSmoglobine (EhmohglohbSen). Hemo- 
 globin. 
 
 Hemoglobinurie {Ehmohglohheenur&e) . 
 Presence of hemoglobin in the urine. 
 
 Hemophilie {EhmofeeUe). Hemorrhagic 
 diathesis. Hemophilia. 
 
 Hemophilique {EhmohfeeUek). Hemophi- 
 lic. 
 
 Hemopoese (EhmohpohShz). Production 
 of blood. 
 
 Hemopoetique (Ehmohpohehteek). Hemo- 
 poietic. 
 
 Hemoproctie {Ehmohprohkssie). Anal 
 hemorrhage. 
 
 Hemoptose (Ehmohptdhz). Hemorrhage. 
 
 Hemoptysie (Ehmohpteezee). Spitting of 
 blood. Hemoptysis. 
 
 Hemorrhagie (Ehmohrahzshie) . Bleeding. 
 Hemorrhage. 
 
 Hemorrhagique (EhmohrahzsMek). Refer- 
 able to hemorrhage. Hemorrhagic. 
 
 H., diathese (£. deeahUhz). Hemophilia. 
 
 Hemorrhoidaire (Ehmohroheedehr). Hem- 
 orrhoidal. 
 
 Hemorrhoidal, -e {EhmohroheedaU). Hem- 
 orrhoidal. 
 
 HemorrhoJdes {EhmohroMed). Piles. 
 Hemorrhoids. 
 
 Hemospermie (Ehmohspehrmee). Hemato- 
 spermia. 
 
 Hemostase (Ehmohstdhz) . Arrest of hem- 
 orrhage. Hemostasis. 
 
 Hemostatique (Ehmohstahteek). Remedy 
 used to arrest hemorrhage. Hemostatic. 
 
 Hemothorax {Ehmohtohrdhks) . Hemo- 
 thorax. 
 
 HSmotoxie [Ehmohtohks&e). Toxic state 
 of the blood. 
 
 Henbane (Ehnbdhnn). Hyoscyamus. 
 
 H6patalgie (Ehpahtahlzshee). Pain in the 
 liver. Hepatalgia. 
 
 Hepatique (EhpahtSek). Referable to the 
 liver. Hepatic. 
 
 Hepatisation (Ehpahteezahssidn). Trans- 
 formation of a tissue (pulmonary, etc.) 
 into a tissue analogous to that of liver. 
 Hepatisation. 
 
 Hepatite (Ehpahteet). Inflammation of 
 the liver. 
 
 H. interstitielle (£. ehntehrsieesseeehl). 
 Cirrhosis of the liver. 
 
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Hep 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 His 
 
 Hepatorrhagie (Ehpahtohrahzshie). Hem- 
 orrhage in the liver. 
 
 Hepatotomie {EkpahtohtohmSe). Hepatot- 
 omy. 
 
 Herbac€,-e (Ehrbahssd). Herbaceous. 
 
 Herbage (Ehrbdhzsh). Pasture. Herbage. 
 
 Herbe (Ehrb). Grass. Herb. 
 
 Herbivore (Ehrbeevdhr). Herbivorous. 
 
 Herborisation (EhrbohreezahssiSn). Her- 
 borisation. 
 
 Herboriste {Ehrbohreist). Who deals in 
 medicinal plants. Herborist. 
 
 HerSditaire {EhrehdeeUhr). Hereditary. 
 
 Heredity (Ehrehdeetd). Heredity. Inheri- 
 tance. 
 
 Herisse,-e {Ekreessd). Rough. Bristling. 
 
 Heiissement (Ehreessmdhn). Standing on 
 end (hair). 
 
 Herisson {JEhreessShn). Hedgehog. 
 
 Hermaphrodisie {EhrmahfrohdeezSe). Co- 
 existence of genital organs of both sexes 
 in the same individual. 
 
 Hermaphrodisme (Ehrmahfrohdlezm) . 
 Coexistence of genital organs of both 
 sexes in the same individual. 
 
 Hermetique {Ehrm&teek). Hermetic. Very 
 firm. 
 
 Hermgtisme (EhrmehteSzm). Alchemy. 
 
 Hermodactyle (Ehrmohdahkteel). Colchi- 
 cum. 
 
 Hemie (EhrnSe). Rupture. Hernia. 
 
 H. crurale (E. krurdhl). Femoral hernia. 
 
 H. etranglSe (£. ehtrahngld). Strangu- 
 lated hernia. 
 
 H. incarceree {E. ehnkahrssehrd). Stran- 
 gulated hernia. 
 
 H. de la ligne blanche (£. deh lah leenn 
 blahnsh). Hernia through linea alba. 
 
 H. reductible (E. rehdukUebl). Reducible 
 hernia. 
 
 Hemie,-e (Ehrneed). Who has had a 
 hernia. 
 
 Hernieux,-euse (EhrneeSh). Who is a 
 carrier of a hernia. 
 
 Hemiopuncture (Ehrneeohpunktiir). Punc- 
 ture of a hernia. 
 
 Hemiotomie {EhrneeohtohmSe). Herniot- 
 omy.' Operation on a strangulated her- 
 nia. 
 
 Herpes (EhrpShss). Herpes. 
 
 H. zoster {E. zohstshr). Shingles. Zona. 
 
 Herpetide (JEhrpehUed). Vesicular disease 
 of the skin. 
 
 Herpgtique {Ehrpehtiek). Herpetic. 
 
 Herpetisme (EhrpehUesm). Herpetism. 
 
 Heterocrasie (EhtehrohkrahzSe). Mixture 
 of foreign substances with the blood. 
 
 HSterogSne (Ehtehrohzshihn). What is of 
 a nature different from the object in 
 question. Heterogenous. 
 
 H6terogen§se (EhtehrohzshehnShz). Hete- 
 rogenesis. 
 
 Heteroglaucie {Ehtehrohglohssee). Abnor- 
 mal production of green stains. 
 
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 Heterologue {EhtehroUdhg). Of another 
 nature. 
 
 Heteromorphe (Ehtehrohmdhrf). Not re- 
 sembling. 
 
 HetSrophthalme {Ehtehrohftdhlm). Hav- 
 ing one eye dififerent from the other. 
 
 HSteroscopie {Ehtehrohskohpie). Abnor- 
 mal vision. 
 
 Heterostome {Entehrohstdhm). Having an 
 irregular mouth. 
 
 HStSrostomie (Ehtehrohstohmge). Irregu- 
 larity of the mouth. 
 
 Heterotopie (Ehtehrohtohpie). Abnormal 
 arrangement of the gray matter and dis- 
 placement of certain parts of it into the 
 white matter (in the spinal cord). 
 
 Hetre (Hehtr). Beech. 
 
 Hexadactylie (EhksahdahkteeUe). Hexa- 
 dactylism. Six fingers. 
 
 Hexagone de Willis {Ehksahgdhn deh 
 Willis). Circle of Willis (at the base of 
 the brain). 
 
 Hiatus (EeahtHs). Hiatus. Space. Open- 
 ing. 
 
 Hibernal (JEebehrndU). Occurring in win- 
 ter. 
 
 Hibemant,-e {Eebehrnahn). That hiber- 
 nates. 
 
 Hidrocritique (EedrohkreeteSk). Referable 
 to critical sweating. 
 
 Hidroide (Eedroheed). Sudoral. 
 
 Hidrorrhee (Eedrohrd). Hidrorrhea. 
 
 Hi6mal,-e (Eeehmdhl). Occurring in win- 
 ter. 
 
 Hieropyre {EeehrohpSer). Erysipelas. 
 
 Hilarant,-e {Eelahrdhn). Exhilarating. 
 
 H., Gaz {H. Gahz). Laughing gas. 
 
 Hile (Eel). HUum. 
 
 Hilifere (Eeleefihr). Possessing a hilum. 
 
 Hilon {Eeldhn). Hernia of the iris through 
 the perforated cornea. 
 
 Hippiatre (Heepeedhtr). Horse doctor. 
 
 Hippiatrie {Heepeeahtrle). Veterinary 
 medicine. 
 
 Hippique {HeepSek). Hippie. 
 
 Hippocampe (Heepohkdhmp). Hippocam- 
 pus convolution of the brain lying in the 
 floor of the lateral horn of the lateral 
 ventricle. 
 
 Hippocratique, face {HeepohkrahUek, 
 fahss). Cadaveric or hippocratic face. 
 
 Hippurique, acide (Heepuriek, ahsseed). 
 Hippuric acid. 
 
 Hippus (Heeppiis). Alternating contrac- 
 tion and dilatation of the pupil irrespec- 
 tive of light. 
 
 Hirondelle {Eerohndihl). Swallow (bird). 
 
 Hirsute {Eersllt). Hirsute. Hairy. 
 
 HiTudine,-e {Eerudeend). Referable to 
 leeches. 
 
 Hirudiniforme (Eerudeeneefdhrm). Formed 
 
 . like a leech. 
 
 Hispide {EespSed). Hairy. Bristly. Sup- 
 plied with hard hair. 
 
His 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hyd 
 
 Histine (Histien). Fibrin. 
 
 Histique {HeesUek). Referable to the ele- 
 ments of tissues. 
 
 Histoblaste (HeestohUdhst). Anatomical 
 unit of the tissues. 
 
 Histochimie {HeestohsheemSe). Histo- 
 chemistry. 
 
 Histogenese (Heestohzshehnihz). Histo- 
 genesis. 
 
 Histog€nie {Heestohzshehnie). Histogen- 
 esis. 
 
 Histoire {Heestoodhr), Narrative. His- 
 tory. 
 
 Histologie {HeestoholohzsMe). Histology. 
 Study of microscopical structure of tis- 
 sues. 
 
 Histologique (Heestohlohzshiek). Histolog- 
 ical. 
 
 Histotomiste {HeestohtokmSest). One who 
 dissects tissues. 
 
 Hiver (Eevihr). Winter. 
 
 Hochet (Ohsheht). Coral iEor teething 
 children. 
 
 Homard (Ohmdhr). Lobster. 
 
 Homicide {Ohmeessied). Homicide., 
 
 Hominivore {Ohmeeneevdhr). Referable to 
 parasites of man. 
 
 Homme (Ohm). Man. 
 
 Homoeopathie (OhmehohpahUe). Home- 
 opathy. 
 
 Homogene (Ohmohzshehn). What is of the 
 same nature. Homogenous. 
 
 HomogenSite (Ohmohzshehneheetd). 
 Homogeneity. 
 
 Homologie [OhmohlohzsMe). Homology. 
 
 Homologue (Ohmohldhg). Of the same 
 type or value. Homologous. 
 
 Homonyme (OhmohnSem). Homonymous. 
 Bearing the same name. 
 
 Hongre [Ohngr). Castrated. Gelded. 
 
 Honoraires (OhnohrShr). Fee. 
 
 Honteuse, artfire exteme (Ohntihz, ahrUhr 
 ehkstehrn). External pudic artery. 
 
 H., a. interne (0. A. ehnUhrn). Internal 
 pudic artery. 
 
 Honteux,-euse (Ohntih). Pudic. 
 
 Hdpital (OhpeetdU). Hospital. 
 
 Hoquet (OhkSh). Hiccough. 
 
 Hordeum (Ohrdehdhm). Barley. 
 
 Horizon {Ohreez6hn). Horizon. 
 
 Horripilation (Hohreepeelahssidn). Shiver- 
 ing. Trembling. 
 
 Hospice (Ohspiess). Hospital. Alms- 
 house. 
 
 Hospitaller {Ohspeetahleed). Referable to 
 hospitals. 
 
 H6tel-Dieu {OhUhl-Deeih). The principal 
 hospital of a town. 
 
 Houblon (Oobldhn). Hops. 
 
 Houille (Ooy). Pit-coal. 
 
 Houlque (Oolk). Feather-grass. 
 
 Houppe (Oop). Tuft. 
 
 H. du menton (Oo. du mahntdhn). Levator 
 mentim. 
 
 Huile {Uiel). Oil. 
 
 H. bouton d' (U. bootihn d.). Dermatitis 
 in workers in oil. 
 
 H. de foie de morue (U. deh foodh deh 
 mohrU). Cod-liver oil. 
 
 H. de Ricin ( U. deh Reessihn). Castor oil. 
 
 H. de vitriol (Z7. deh veetreedhl). Concen- 
 trated sulfuric acid. 
 
 Huileux,-euse (UeeUh). Oily. 
 
 Huit de chifire ( Uie deh sheefr). Bandage 
 like figure 8. 
 
 Huitre {UeUr). Oyster. 
 
 Humage (Umdhzsh). Inhalation. 
 
 Humain,-e (Umihn). Human. 
 
 Humanity (Umahneetd). Humanity. 
 
 Hmnectant,-e (Umehktdhn). Moistening. 
 
 Humectation (Umehktahssidn). Moisten- 
 ing. 
 
 Humeraire (Untehrihr). Humeral. Bra- 
 chial. 
 
 K\xmeTal,-e (Umerhdhl). Humeral. Bra- 
 chial. 
 
 Humero-cubital (UmehrSh-kubeetdhl). 
 Brachialis anticus muscle. 
 
 H.-sus-metacarpien (U. sumehtahkahrpee- 
 6hn). Extensor carpi radialis longior m. 
 
 H.-sus-radial (U. surahdeedhl). Supina- 
 tor longus. 
 
 Humerus (UmehrHs). Humerus. 
 
 Untaeni (UmShr). Humor. 
 
 H. froide (U. froodhd). Scrofula. 
 
 H. hyalo'ide (H. heeahlohSed). Vitreous 
 humor (in the eye). 
 
 Humide ( Untied). Humid. Moist (rMes, 
 etc.). 
 
 Humidite (Umeedeetd). Humidity. 
 
 KnmoTal {Umohrdhl). Humoral. 
 
 Humorisme {Umohriezm). Pathology of 
 bodily humors. 
 
 Humuline {UmuUen). Lupulin. Humu- 
 lin. 
 
 "BMOxas {UmAs). Vegetable mould. 
 
 Hurlement {Urlmdhn). Groan. Shriek. 
 Yell. 
 
 Hyacinth {Eeahssihnt). Hyacinth. 
 
 Hyalin.-e (HeeahlShn). Hyaline. 
 
 Hyaloide (Heeahlohied). Vitreous humor 
 (in the eye). 
 
 Hyaloideomalacie {Heeahloheedehohmah- 
 lahsske) . Softening of the vitreous body. 
 
 HyaloideopToptose (Heeahloheedehohprohp- 
 thdz). Proptosis of the vitreous body. 
 
 Hyaloidien,-ne (Heeahloheedeeihn). Hya- 
 loid. 
 
 Hy bride {Heebried). Hybrid. 
 
 Hydarthiose (Heedahrtrdhz). Hydarthro- 
 sis. 
 
 Hydatide {HeedahUed). Hydatid. 
 
 Hydatique (Hcedahtiek). Which contains 
 or concerns hydatids. 
 
 Hydatidique (Heedahteediek). Which con- 
 tains or concerns hydatids. 
 
 HydatidogSne (Heedahteedohzshlhn). Pro 
 ducing hydatids. 
 
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Hyd 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hyd 
 
 Hydatoide (Heedahtohied). Resembling 
 hydatids. Vitreous body. 
 
 Hydatule {HeedahM). Cysticercus. 
 
 Hydragogue [Heedrahgdhg). Drastic. Hy- 
 dragogue. 
 
 Hydrallante (Heedrahldhnf) . Liquor am- 
 nii. 
 
 Hydramnios (Heedrahmneedhss). Hydram- 
 nios. 
 
 Hydramniotique {HeedrahmneeohUek). 
 Hydroamniotic. 
 
 Hydrargyre (HeedrahrzsMer). Mercury. 
 
 Hydrargyria (HeedrahrzsheerSe). Mercurial 
 eruption. 
 
 Hydrargyrique {HeedrahrzsheerSek). Per- 
 taining to mercury. 
 
 Hydrargyrisme (Heedrahrzsheereezm) . 
 Mercurialism. 
 
 Hydrargyrose (Heedrahrzsheerdhz) . Mer- 
 curial friction. 
 
 Hydrargyrosialorrhee (Heedrahrzsheeroh- 
 seeahlohrd). Mercurial salivation. 
 
 Hydrargyrostomatite (Heedrahrzsheeroh- 
 stohmahteet) . Mercurial stomatitis. 
 
 Hydrastis (HeedrahsUes). Hydrastis. 
 
 Hydratation (Heedrahtahssidn). Hydra- 
 tion. 
 
 Hydrate (Heedrdht). Hydrate. 
 
 Hydrate, -e (Heedrahtd). Hydrated. 
 
 Hydratique (Heedrahteek). Referable to 
 hydrates. 
 
 Hydraulique (Heedrohliek). Hydraulic. 
 
 Hydre (Heedr). Hydra. 
 
 Hydrencephalie (Heedrahnssehfahlie). Hy- 
 drencephaly. Excessive accumulation 
 of fluid in the cerebral cavities. 
 
 Hydrentromphale (Heedrahtrohmfdhl). 
 Umbilical hernia with effusion into the 
 sac. 
 
 Hydrhemie (Heedrehmee) . Hydremia. 
 
 Hydriatrie {Heedreeahtrie). Hydrothera- 
 peutics. 
 
 Hydriodate (Heedreeohdaht) . Hydriodate, 
 iodide. ■' 
 
 Hydriodure (Heedreeohdiir). Hydrated io- 
 dide. Hydiiodide. 
 
 Hydrique (HeedrSek). Hydric. 
 
 Hydrobromate (Heedrohbrohmdht). Hy- 
 drobromate. 
 
 Hydrobromique (Heedrohbrohmiek). Hy- 
 drobromic. 
 
 Hydrocarbure (HeedrohkahrbUr). Hydro- 
 carbon. 
 
 Hydrocele (Heedrohssehl). Hydrocele. 
 
 Hydrocephale (Heedrohssehfdhl) . Hydro- 
 cephalus. 
 
 Hydrocephalie (HeedrohssehfahUe). Hy- 
 drocephalus. 
 
 Hydrocephalique (Heedrohssehfahleek). 
 Hydrocephalic. 
 
 Hydrochlorate [Heedr ohklohrdht). Hydro- 
 chlorate. 
 
 Hydrochlore (Heedrohkldhr). Chlorine- 
 water. 
 
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 Hydrochlorique (Heedrohklohriek). Hy- 
 drochloric. 
 
 Hydrochloro-nitrique, acide (Heedr ohklohr- 
 ohneetriek, ahsseed). Mixture of 3 parts 
 of hydrochloric acid and one part of 
 nitric acid (called also: Eau rfigale). 
 
 Hydrocinnamique {HeedrohsseenahmSek). 
 Hydrocinnamic. 
 
 Hydrocoelie {Heedrohssehlie). Ascites. 
 
 Hydroconion [Heedrohkohneedhn). Shower 
 bath. 
 
 Hydroderme (Heedrohdehrm). Effusion in 
 the skin. 
 
 Hydrodynamique (HeedrohdeenahmSek). 
 Hydrodynamics. 
 
 Hydro-electrique (JHeedroh-ehlehktreeh). 
 Hydroelectric. 
 
 Hydro-encephalocele (Heedroh-ahnssehfah- 
 lohssM). Brain hernia with water in 
 the sac. 
 
 Hydro-epiplocele (Heedroh-ehpeeplohssehl). 
 Epiplocele with water in the sac. 
 
 Hydro-epiplomphale (Heedroh-ehpeeplohm- 
 fdhl). Omental umbilical hernia with 
 fluid in the sac. 
 
 Hydrogenation (Heedrohzshehnahssidn) . 
 Combination of hydrogen with another 
 body. 
 
 Hydrogene (Heedrohzshihn). Hydrogen. 
 
 Hydrogene,-e (Heedrohzshehnd). Contain- 
 ing hydrogen. 
 
 Hydroglosse (Heedrohgldhss). Ranula. 
 
 Hydrohemie {Heedr ohehmee). Hydremia. 
 
 Hydrohemothorax (Heedrohhehmohtoh- 
 rdhks). Hydro-hemothorax. 
 
 Hydrolat (Heedrohldh). Distilled water. 
 
 Hydrolature {Heedr ohlahtur). A tincture 
 produced by the action of water. 
 
 Hydrole {Heedrohld). Hydrolatum. 
 
 Hydrolique {HeedrohUek) . A medicine 
 obtained by the action of water. 
 
 Hydrologie {Heedrohlohzshie). Hydrology. 
 
 Hydrome (Heedrdhm). Hydfoma. 
 
 Hydromel {Heedrohmehl). A fluid com- 
 posed of water and honey. 
 
 Hydromelle {Heedrohmehld). Medicine 
 composed of hydromel and of extracts. 
 
 Hydrometre (HeedrohmMr). Pluvio- 
 meter. Hygrometer. Distension of the 
 uterus by secretions. 
 
 Hydromineral.-e (Heedrohmeenehrdhl). 
 Referable to mineral waters. 
 
 Hydromphale (Heedrohmfdhl). Tumor of 
 the umbilicus flUed with water. 
 
 Hydronephrose (Heedrohnehfrdhz). Ac- 
 cumulation of urine extendingjthe kidney. 
 
 Hydro ophorie {Heedrohohfohree). Ovarian 
 cyst. 
 
 Hydropericarde {Heedrohpehreekdhrd). 
 Hydropericardium. 
 
 Hydro phimosis {HeedrohfeemohzSes) . 
 Phimosis with oedema of the prepuce. 
 
 Hydrophobia {Heedrohfohbee). Hydropho- 
 bia. Rabies. 
 
Hyd 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hyp 
 
 Hydrophore (Heedroh/dhr). Containing 
 
 water. 
 Hydrophthalmie (Heedrohflahlmge) . 
 
 Dropsy of the eyeglobe. 
 Hydropique {Heedrokpgek). Dropsical. 
 
 Referable to dropsy. 
 Hydropisie (Heedrohpeezie). Accumula- 
 tion of fluid in any bodily cavity. 
 
 Dropsy. 
 Hydropisme {HeedrohpSesm). Dropsical 
 
 state. 
 Hydropneumonie (HeedrohpnehmohnSe). 
 
 Oedema of the lung. 
 Hydropneumosarque {Heedrohpnehmoks- 
 
 sdhark). Tumor containing water, gas 
 
 and muscular tissue. 
 Hydropneumothorax {Heedrohpnehmohtoh- 
 
 rahks).^ Hydropneumothorax. 
 Hydropoese (Heedrohpoh^hz). Formation 
 
 of serosity. 
 Hydrorrhachis {Heedrohrahsh&e). Dropsy 
 
 of the spinal canal. 
 Hydrorrhachiocent^se {Heedrohrahsheeohs- 
 
 sahntihz). Puncture of hydrorrhachis. 
 Hydrorrhee (JHeedrohrd). Chronic dis- 
 charge of aqueous fluid. 
 Hydro saccharure (HeedrohssahkahrHr). 
 
 Syrup of sugar. 
 Hydrostatique {HeedrohstahUek). Hydro- 
 
 StSitlCS 
 
 H., lit {H. he). Water bed. 
 
 Hydrotherapeutique (Heedrohtehrahpeh- 
 teek). Hydrotherapy. Water cure. 
 
 Hydrotherapie (Heedrohtehrahpie). Hy- 
 drotherapy. Water cure. 
 
 Hydrothorax (Heedrohtohrdhks). Dropsy 
 of the pleura. Hydrothorax. 
 
 HydrotimStre (Heedrohteemihtr). Instru- 
 ment for estimating the amount of lime 
 in water. Hydrometer. 
 
 Hydrure {HeedrHr). Combination of hy- 
 drogen. Hydride. 
 
 Hydrurie {Heedrurie). Polyuria. 
 
 Hygiene {Heezsheeihn). Hygiene. Sani- 
 tary science. 
 
 Hygienique (Heezsheeehneek). Hygienic. 
 
 Hygieniste (HeezsheeehnSest). Hygienist. 
 
 Hygrocollyre {HeegrohkohUer). Liquid col- 
 lyrium. 
 
 Hygroma (Heegrohmah). Inflammation of 
 mucous bursae. 
 
 HygromStre (^Heegrohmihtr). Instrument 
 for measuring humidity. 
 
 Hygrometrique (Heegrohmehtriek). What 
 undergoes changes through absorption 
 of humidity. Hygrometric. 
 
 Hygroscopie (HeegrokskohpSe). Hygro- 
 scopy. 
 
 Hymen {Heemikn). Hymen. Membrana 
 vaginalis. 
 
 Hymenopteres {HeemeknokpUkr). Hy- 
 menoptera (insects). 
 
 Hymenotomie (Heemehnoktohmee). Hy- 
 menotomy. 
 
 Hyo-gpiglottique (Heeok-ekpeeglokUek). 
 Hyo-epiglottic. 
 
 Hyo-glosse (JSeeok-glokss). Hyo-glossus 
 muscle. 
 
 Hyo-glossien, nerf (Heeok-gloksseeShn, 
 nekr). Hypoglossus nerve. 
 
 Hyoide (HeeokSed). Hyoid. Hyoid 
 bone. 
 
 Hyo -pharyngien (Heeok-fahreenzsheeehn) . 
 The middle constrictor of the pharynx 
 (muscle). 
 
 Hyoscine (HeeokssSen). Hyoscin. 
 
 Hyoscyamine (Heeoksseeakm^en). Hyos- 
 cyamin. 
 
 Hyo-thyreoJdien (Heeok-teerokeedeeSkn). 
 Thyrohyoid (muscle). 
 
 Hypalg€sie {Heepaklzskekzie). Diminished 
 pain sense. Hypalgesia. 
 
 Hypectasie {Heepekktakzie). Slight exten- 
 sion. 
 
 Hyperacusie (HeeperahkuzSe). Exagger- 
 ated hearing. 
 
 Hyper albuminose (HeeperahlbumeenSkz) . 
 Increased amount of albumin. 
 
 Hyperalg(es)ie {HeepekraUzsk (ek)zee). 
 Exaggerated pain sense. Hyperalgesia. 
 
 Hyperchlorhydrie (Heepekrklokreedrie). 
 Hyperchlorhydria. 
 
 Hypercin§sie {Heepekrsseenekzie). Hyper- 
 kinesia. 
 
 Hypercrinique {Heepekrkreeniek). Produc- 
 ing an increased secretion. 
 
 Hyperesthesie {Heepekrekstekzie). Exag- 
 gerated sensibility. Hyperesthesia. 
 
 Hyperesthgtique {Heepekrekstektiek). Hy- 
 peresthetic. 
 
 Hypergenese [Heepekrzskeknlkz). Excess 
 in the number of organs. Hypergenesis. 
 
 Hypergenesie (HeepekrzskeknekzSe) . Ex- 
 cess in the number of organs. Hyper- 
 genesis. 
 
 Hypergfinie (HeepekrzskeknSe). Excess in 
 the number of organs. Hypergenesis. 
 
 Hyperhemie (Heepekrekmie). Hyperemia. 
 
 Hyperhidrose {Heepekreedrdkz). Hyper- 
 secretion of sweat. Hyperhidrosis. 
 
 Hyperinose (Heepekreendkz). Icreased se- 
 cretion of fibrin in the blood. 
 
 Hyperkinesie {Heeperkeenekz6e). Hyper- 
 kinesia. 
 
 Hypermetrope {Heepekrmektr6kp). Hy- 
 permetropic. 
 
 Hypermetropie {Heepekrmektrokpie). Con- 
 dition of the eye in which the light rays 
 are focused beyond the retina. 
 
 Hypermnesie (Heepekrmnekz^e). Very 
 keen memory. Hypermnesia. 
 
 Hyperopie (Heeperkopee). See Hyperme- 
 tropie. 
 
 Hyperosteogenie {Heeperokstekokzsheknee) . 
 Hyperostosis. 
 
 Hyperostose {Heepekrokstdkz). Hyperos- 
 tosis. 
 
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Hyp 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Hyp 
 
 Hyperplastic {Heepehrplahstie). Excess in 
 the production of the constituent ele- 
 ments of the body. Hypergenesis. 
 
 Hyperpyrexia {HeepehrpeerehksSe). Hy- 
 perpyrexia. Intense febrile state. 
 
 Hypersecretion (Heepehrssehkrehssidn). 
 Increased secretion. 
 
 Hyperspadias (Heepehrspakdeedhs). Epi- 
 spadias. 
 
 Hypersthinie {Heepehrstehnie). Hyper- 
 sthenia. 
 
 Hyperthermal,-e (Heepehrtehrmdhl). Con- 
 siderable rise of temperature of water. 
 
 Hypertonie (Heepehrtohnie). Hypertonia. 
 
 Hypertrichosis (Heepehrtreekohzies). Un- 
 usual growth of hair. Hypertrichosis. 
 
 Hypertrophie {Heepehrtrohfie). Increased 
 growth of an organ. Hypertrophy. 
 
 Hypertrophique {Heepehrtrohfiek). Hy- 
 pertrophic. 
 
 Hypesthesie (Heepehstehzie). Diminished 
 sensibility. Hypesthesia. 
 
 HyphomycSte (Heejohmeessiht). Mould 
 fungi. 
 
 Hypnagogique {Heepnahgohzshiek). In- 
 ducing sleep. Hypnagogic. 
 
 Hypnophrenose (Heepnohfrehndhz). 
 Dreaming. Dreams. 
 
 Hypnose (Heepndhz). State of induced 
 artificial sleep. Hypnosis. 
 
 Hypnotiq|ue {HeepnohUek). What causes 
 narcotic sleep. Referable to hypnotism. 
 
 Hypnotisable (Heepnohteezdhbl). Suscep- 
 tible of being hypnotized. Hypnotis- 
 able. 
 
 Hypnotisant,-e {Heepnohteesdhn). Nar- 
 cotic. 
 
 Hypnotise,-e (Heepnohteezd). Hypnotised. 
 
 Hypnotisation (Heepnohteezahssion) . 
 Method of hypnosis. 
 
 Hypnotiseur (HeepnohteezShr). A person 
 who practices hypnotism. 
 
 Hypnotisme {HeepnohUesm). Artificial 
 sleep. Hypnotism. 
 
 Hypochloreux (HeepohklohrSh). Hypo- 
 chlorous. 
 
 Hypochlorite de soude (Heepohklohriet deh 
 ssood) . Solution of hypochlorite of soda. 
 (Liqueur de Labarraque). 
 
 Hypochondre (Heepohkdhndr). Hypochon- 
 drium. Upper lateral portion of the ab- 
 domen. 
 
 Hypochondriaque (Heepohkohndreedhk). 
 Hypochondriac. 
 
 Hypochondrie (HeepohkohndrSe). Hypo- 
 chondria. ^ 
 
 Hypocin€sie {Heepohsseenehzie). Hypo- 
 kinesia. 
 
 Hypocras (Heepohkrdhss). Spiced claret. 
 Hippocras. 
 
 Hypocrinie {HeepohkreenSe), Diminution 
 of secretion. 
 
 Hypodermique (Heepohdehrmiek)^ Sub- 
 cutaneous. Hypodermic. 
 
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 Hypodermoclysie (Heepohdehrmohkleezie). 
 Hypodermoclysis. 
 
 Eypogastre (Heepokgdhstr). Inferior por- 
 tion of the abdomen. Hypogastrium. 
 
 Hypogastrique (HeepohgahstrSek). Hypo- 
 gastric. 
 
 HypogenSse (Heepohzshehnikz). Defi- 
 ciency in the number of elements of the 
 body. 
 
 Hypoglobulie (HeepohglohbuUe). Defi- 
 ciency in the number of blood corpuscles. 
 
 Hypoglosse, nerf {HeepokgUhss, nehr). 
 Hypoglossal nerve. 12th pair. 
 
 Hypoh€ma (Heepohehmdh). Effusion of 
 blood into the anterior chamber of the 
 eye. 
 
 Hypolymphie (Heepohleemfie). Diminu- 
 tion of lymph. 
 
 Hypophlegmasie (Ileepohflehgntahzie) . 
 Subinflammation. 
 
 Hypophosphite {Heepohfohsfiet). Hypo- 
 phosphite. Salt formed from a com- 
 bination of hypophosphorous acid with 
 a base. 
 
 H^pophthalmie (Heepoftahtmie). Subcon- 
 junctival inflammation of the lower eye- 
 lid. 
 
 Hypophyse (.Heepohfies). Hypophysis. 
 Pituitary body. 
 
 Hypopion (Heepohpeedhn). Pus in the an- 
 terior chamber of the eye. Hypopyon. 
 
 Hypopyon {Heepohpeedhn). Pus in the 
 anterior chamber of the eye. Hypopyon. 
 
 Hyposarque (Heepohssdhrk). Fleshy tu- 
 mor of the hypogastrium. 
 
 Hyposclereux,-euse {Heepohsklehrih). Not 
 very hard. 
 
 Hypostaphylie (HeepohstahfeeUe). Pro- 
 lapse of the uvula. 
 
 Hypostase {Heepohstdhz). Congestion. 
 
 Hypostatique {Heepohstahteek). Hypo- 
 static. 
 
 Hyposth^nose (Heepohstehndhz). Incom- 
 plete stricture. 
 
 Hyposthenie {HeepohstehnSe). Diminution 
 of force. Hypasthenia. 
 
 Hyposfhenique {Heepohstehniek). Hypas- 
 thenic. Counter-stimulant. 
 
 Hypo sulfate (Heepohsulfdht). Hyposul- 
 phate. 
 
 Hyposulfite (Heepohsulfiet). Salt pro- 
 duced by a combination of hyposulphu- 
 rous acid with a base. Hyposulphite. 
 
 Hyposulfurique (HeepohsulfurSek). Hypo- 
 sulphuric. 
 
 Hypothgnar (Heepohtehndhr). Hypothe- 
 nar. 
 
 Hypothermie (HeepotehrmSe). Hypother- 
 mia. 
 
 Hypothfese {HeepohUhz). Supposition from 
 which consequences are derived. Hy- 
 pothesis. 
 
 Hypothionique {Heepohteeohniek). Hypo- 
 sulphuric. 
 
Hyp 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Hypo- 
 
 Eypozanthina (HeepohksahnUen). 
 xanthin. 
 
 Hysterectomie {Heestehrehktohmie). Hys- 
 terectomy. Removal of the uterus. 
 
 HystSrie {Heestehrie). Hysteria. 
 
 Hyst€rique (Heestehriek). Hysterical. 
 
 Hyst6ro-€pilepsie {Heestehroh-ehpeelehp- 
 sie). Hystero-epilepsy. 
 
 Hyst€rogSne (Heestehrohzshihnn). Hys- 
 terogenic. 
 
 Hys 
 
 Nym- 
 
 Hyst€romanie (,Heestehrohmahnie). 
 phomania. 
 
 HystSroindtre {Heestehrohmihtr). Uterine 
 sound, 
 
 Hysteropezie (HeestehropehksSe). Hyster- 
 opexy. 
 
 Hyst€roptose (Heestehrohptdhz). Down- 
 ward (fisplacement of the uterus. 
 
 HySterotomie (HeestekrohtohmSe). Section 
 of the uterus. 
 
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lat 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Imb 
 
 I 
 
 latrion (lahlreedhn). Operating room (old 
 term). 
 
 Ichor (Eekohr). Bloody serum. Ichor. 
 
 IchthyocoUe (Eekteeohkdhl). Isinglass. 
 
 Ichthyose {Eekteedhz). Ichthyosis (Skin 
 disease). 
 
 Ictere (Eekthgr). Jaundice. Icterus. 
 
 I. grave (£. grahv). Acute yellow atrophy 
 of the liver. 
 
 Icterique {Eektehreek). Referable to ic- 
 terus. Icteric. 
 
 I., fievre (£. feeehvr). Pernicious icteric 
 fever (in Madagascar). 
 
 Icterode, typhus (Ecktehrdhd, teefiiss). Yel- 
 low fever. 
 
 Ictus {Eekttis). Sudden attack (apoplexy, 
 etc.). 
 
 Idealite (Eedehahleetd). Idealism. 
 
 Ideation (Eedahahssidn). Ideation. 
 
 Idee (Eedd). Idea. 
 
 Identique {Eedahnteek). Identical. 
 
 Identite {Eedahnteetd). Identity. 
 
 Ideo-moteur,-trice {Eedehohmohtekr). 
 Ideo-motor. 
 
 Idiopathique {EedeeohpahUek). Idiopath- 
 ic. It is used to name diseases which 
 have no definite pathology (generalized 
 epilepsy, etc.). 
 
 Idiosyncrasie {Eedeeohsseenkrahzie). Tem- 
 perament or characteristic proper of each 
 individual. Idiosyncrasy. 
 
 Idiot {Eedeedh). Idiot. 
 
 Idiotie (EedeeohssSe). Idiocy. 
 
 Ignace, feve de Saint {Eegndhss, fehv deh 
 sehn). Bitter Ignatia. Faba indica. 
 
 Igne,-e (Eegnd). Fiery. Igneous. 
 
 Ignipuncture {Eegneepunkmr). Puncture 
 or cauterisation with incandescent 
 needle. 
 
 Ignition (Eegneessidn). Ignition. 
 
 lie (Eel). Island. Insula. 
 
 Ileite {Eelehiet). Inflammation of the mu- 
 cous membrane of ileon. 
 
 l€o-coecal, valvtile (Eelehokssehkahl, vakl- 
 v4l). Ileo-ccecal valve. 
 
 Ileo-c61ique (Eelehoh-kohUek). Ileo-colic. 
 
 I.-lombaire {E.-lohmhehr). Referable to 
 iliacus muscle and to the loins. 
 
 Ileon {Eelehdhn). Ileus. Last portion of 
 small intestine. 
 
 Ileus (EelehUs). Ileus. Volvulus. Intes- 
 tinal occlusion having its seat in the 
 ileus. 
 
 Iliaco-musculaire, artSre (Eeleeahkoh-mus- 
 kuUhr, ahtihr). Ilio-lumbar artery. 
 
 Iliaque (Eeleedhk). What has relation to 
 the iliac bone. Iliac. 
 
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 I., crSte (£. kreht). Superior border of 
 iliac bone. Iliac crest. 
 
 I. exteme, artere {E. ehkstehrn, ahrUhr). 
 Exteral Uiad artery. 
 
 I. interne, artere {E. ehnUhrn, ahrUhr). 
 Internal iliac artery. 
 
 I., muscle (£. muskl). Iliacus muscle. 
 
 I., OS (-E. ote). Ilium. ■ Os innominatum. 
 
 I. primitive, artere (E. preemeeUev, ahrtekr). 
 Common iliac artery. 
 
 Ilio -abdominal, muscle (Eeleeoh-ahbdoh- 
 meenahl musdl). Internal oblique mus- 
 cle of the abdomen. 
 
 I. -costal, m. {Eeleech-kohstdhT). Quadratus 
 lumborum. 
 
 I.-femorale, articulation {E.-fehmohrahl, 
 ahrteekulahssion). Coxo-femoral art. 
 Hip-joint. 
 
 I.-f., ligament (/.-/., leegahmdhn). Ilio- 
 femoral ligament. 
 
 I.-inguinal, nerf (E.-ehngveendhl, nehr). 
 Nervus ilio-inguinalis. 
 
 I.-lombaire {E. lohmhihr). Ilio-lumbar. 
 
 I.-pectineale, crSte (E.-pehkteenehdhl, 
 kreht). Crista ilio-pectinealis. 
 
 I.-rotulien, muscle {E.-rohtuleeihn, muskl). 
 Rectus femoris. 
 
 I.-sacro-femoral, m. (E.-sahkroh-fehmoh- 
 rdhl, m.). Gluteus maximus m. 
 
 I. -scrotal, nerf (E.-skrohtahl, nehr.). Ilio- 
 inguinal nerve. 
 
 I.-spinal, m. {E.-speendhl, m.). Longissi- 
 mus dorsi. 
 
 I. trochantgrien grand (E.-trohkahntehree- 
 Shn grahn). Gluteus medius. 
 
 I. trochanterien petit {E. trohkahntehreeShn 
 ptee). Gluteus minimus. 
 
 nion (Eeleedhn). Ilium. 
 
 Illegitime (EellehzsheeUem). Illegitimate. 
 
 I., fiSvre {E. feeShvr). Fever running an 
 irregular covirse. 
 
 IUuminant,-e {Eellumeendhn). Iluminat- 
 ing. 
 
 Illumination {Eellumeenahssidn). Illumi- 
 nation. 
 
 Illumine, -e (Eellumeend). Illuminated. 
 
 Illusion {Eelluzeedhn). Illusion. Faulty 
 interpretation of real objects or sensa- 
 tions. 
 
 Image (Eemdhzsh). Representation of an 
 object. Image. 
 
 I. rSelle (E. rehM). Real image. 
 
 I. virtuelle (£. veertiiM). Virtual image. 
 
 Imaginaire (Eemahzsheenehr) . Imaginary. 
 
 Imagination (Eemahzsheenahssidn). Im- 
 agination. 
 
 Imbecilite (Ehmbehsseeleetd). Imbecility. 
 
Imb 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Inc 
 
 Imberbe [Ehmbihrb). Beardless. 
 
 Imbibition {Ehmbeebeessidn). Penetration 
 of a fluid between the molecules of a 
 solid body. Imbibition. 
 
 Imbrique,-e (Ehmbreekd). Arranged like 
 the tiles of a roof. Imbricated. 
 
 Imitation (EemeetahssiSn). Imitation. 
 
 Immanence (Eemahndknss). Immanency. 
 
 Immaterial, -le (EemahiehreeShl). Intangi- 
 ble. Subjective. 
 
 Immediat,-e (Eemmekdeedh). Immediate. 
 Direct. 
 
 Immerge,-e (Eemehrzshd). Immersed. 
 
 Immersion (Eemehrssidn). Immersion. 
 
 Immigration (Eemeegrahssidn). Immigra- 
 tion. 
 
 Imminence {Eemmeendhns). Imminence. 
 
 Immobilisation {Eemmohbeeleezahssidn). 
 Fixation. Immobilization. 
 
 Immobilite (Eemmohbeeleetd). Immobil- 
 ity. 
 
 Immondice (Eemohndiess). Dirth. Filth. 
 
 Immunite (Eemuneetd). Immunity. 
 
 Impaction (Ehmpahkssidn). Impaction. 
 Incarceration. 
 
 Impair,-e (Ehnpehr). Uneven. Odd (num- 
 bers). 
 
 Impalpable (Ehnpahlpdhbl). Impalpable. 
 
 Impaludism (Ehnpahludiezm). Impalu- 
 dism. 
 
 Impastation {Ehnpahstahssidn). When a 
 substance is transformed into a paste. 
 
 Impenetrabilite (Ehnpehnehtrahbeeleetd). 
 Impenetrability. 
 
 Imperfection (Ehnpehrfehkssidn). Imper- 
 fection. 
 
 Imperf oration (Ehnpehrfohrahssidn). Ab- 
 normal occlusion. Imperforation. 
 
 Impermeabilite (Ehnpehrmehahbeeleetd). 
 When a fluid cannot go through a body. 
 Impermeability. 
 
 Impetigineux,-euse (Ehnpehteezsheenih) . 
 Referable to impetigo. 
 
 Impetigo {Ehnpehteegoh). Impetigo. 
 
 Implantation {Ehnplahntahssidn). Im- 
 plantation. 
 
 Implanter (Ehnplahntd). To take root. 
 
 Imponderable (Ehnpohndehrdhbl). Which 
 cannot be weighed. Imponderable. 
 
 Impotence (Ehnpotdhns). Impotence. 
 
 Impotent (Ehnpohtdhn) . Impotent. 
 
 Impregnation {Ehmprehgnahssidn). Fec- 
 condation. Impregnation. Imbibition. 
 
 Impressibilite (Ehmprehsseebeeleetd). Pos- 
 sibility of being impressed. 
 
 Impressible (EhmprehssSeble) . Susceptible 
 of impression. 
 
 Impressif,-ive (EhmprehssSev'). Producing 
 an impression. 
 
 Impression (Ehmprehssidn). Impression. 
 
 Impressionabilite (Ehmprehsseeohnahbee- 
 leetd). Impressionable state. ! 
 
 Impressionable (Ehmprehsseeoh ndhbl). 
 Impressionable. 
 
 ImpubSre (EhmpubShr). Who has not 
 reached the age of puberty. Impuber. 
 
 Impuissance (Ehmpueessdhns). Impo- 
 tence. 
 
 Impulsif,-ive (Ehmpulsief). Impulsive. 
 
 Impulsion (Ehmpulssidn). Impulse. 
 
 Inactif,-ive {EenahkUef), Inactive. In- 
 ert. 
 
 Inalliable (Ehnahleedhbl). That cannot be 
 alloyed or combined. 
 
 Inamovible (EhnahmohJilebl). That can- 
 not be removed (bandage). 
 
 Inanime,-e {Ehnahneemd). Lifeless. In- 
 animate. 
 
 Inanition (Ehnahneessidn) . Inanition. 
 Starvation. 
 
 Inappetence (Ehnahpehtdhns), Anorexia. 
 Want of appetite. 
 
 Inarticule {Ehnahrteekuld). Inarticulate. 
 
 Inassimilable (Ehnahsseemeeldhbl). Inas- 
 similable. 
 
 Inauration (Ehnohrahssidn). Pilling teeth 
 with gold. 
 
 Incandescence (Ehnkahndehssdhns). State 
 of a body heated to white. Incandes- 
 cence. 
 
 Incantation (Ehnkahntahssidn). Incanta- 
 tion. 
 
 Incapacite (Ehnkahpahsseetd). Incapacity. 
 Impotence. 
 
 Incarceration (Ehnkahrssehrahssidn) . In- 
 carceration. Strangulation (hernia, etc.) . 
 
 Incarcere,-e (Ehnkahrssehrd). Incarcer- 
 ated. Strangulated. 
 
 Incarnation (Ehnkahrnahssidn). Regene- 
 ration. Incarnation. 
 
 Incendie (EhnssahndSe). Conflagration. 
 Fire. 
 
 Inceration (Ehnssehrahssidn). Incorpora- 
 tion of wax into another body. 
 
 Incidence (Ehnsseeddhnss). Incidence. 
 
 Incident, -e {Ehnsseeddhn). Incident. Fall- 
 ing upon. 
 
 Incineration {Ehnsseenehrahssion). Incin- 
 eration. 
 
 Incise,-e (Ehnsseezd). Incised. 
 
 Incisif,-ive {Ehnsseezeef). Which cuts. 
 Incisor. 
 
 Inciseur (Ehnsseez^hr). Cutting instru- 
 ment. 
 
 Incisif, sup€rieur, m. {Ehnsseezeef, ssupeh- 
 reeShr, m.). Levator labii superioris et 
 inferioris. 
 
 I. inferieur, m. (£. ehnfehreeShr, m.). Le- 
 vator labii superioris et inferioris. 
 
 I., OS (£., ohss). Intermaxillary bone. 
 
 Incision (Ehnsseezeedhn). Incision. 
 
 Incisive, dent (Ehnsseeziev, dahn). In- 
 cisor. Front tooth. 
 
 Incitabilite (Ehnsseetahbeeleetd). Irritabil- 
 ity. Excitability. 
 
 Incitant,-e (Ehnsseetdhn). Inciting. 
 
 Incitation (Ehnsseetahssidn) . Stimulus. 
 
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Inc 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Inf 
 
 Incito-moteur (Ehnsseetoh-moUhr). Ex- 
 cito-motor. 
 
 Inclinaison (.JEhnkleenehzdhn). Inclination. 
 Angle. 
 
 Inclination (Ehnkleenakssidn). Inclination. 
 Attachment. 
 
 Incline,-e (Ehnkleend). Inclined. Bent. 
 
 Inclus,-e (EhnklH). Enclosed. 
 
 Inclusion (EhnkluzeSohn). Inclusion. En- 
 cysted state. 
 
 Incoercible (Ehnkohehrssgebl). What can- 
 not be restrained or stopped, or confined. 
 
 Incoherence (Ehnkohehrdhns). Incoher- 
 ence. 
 
 Incolore (Ehnkohldhr). Wanting in color. 
 
 Incombustibilite (Ehnkohmbusteebeeleetd) . 
 Incombustibility. 
 
 Incombustible {EhnkohmbusUeU). Incom- 
 bustible. 
 
 Incompatibilite {Ehnhohmpahteebeeleetd), 
 Incompatibility. 
 
 Incompatible (Eknkohmpahtiebl). Incom- 
 patible: 
 
 Incompressible (Ehnkohmprehssiebl). In- 
 compressible. 
 
 Inconscient,-e (Ehnkohnsseedhn). Uncon- 
 scious. 
 
 Incontinence (Ehnkohnteendhns). Incon- 
 tinence. 
 
 Incorporation (Ehnkohrpohrahssidn). In- 
 corporation. Mixing medicines with an 
 excipient. 
 
 Incrassant,-e (Ehnkrahssdhn). Incrassa- 
 tive. Nutritive. 
 
 Increment (.Ehnkrehmdhn). 'Increment. 
 
 Incrementitiel, -le (EhnkrehmahnteesseeM) . 
 Assimilated. 
 
 Incrementition (Ehnkrehmahnteessidn). 
 Assimilation. 
 
 Incrustation {Ehnkrusiahssidn). Incrusta- 
 tion. 
 
 Incruste,-e (Ehnkrustd). Incrusted. Ad- 
 herent. 
 
 Incubation (Ehnkubahssidti). The inter- 
 val between the invasion of the morbid 
 agent and the onset of the disease. In- 
 cubation. 
 
 Incurabilite (Ehnkurahbeeleetd). Incura- 
 bility. 
 
 Incurable (Ehnkurdhbl). Incurable. 
 
 Incurie (EhnkurSe). Carelessness. 
 
 Incurvation (Ehnkurvahssidn). Incurva- 
 tion. 
 
 Incurv€,-e (Ehnkurvd). Incurved. 
 
 Indefini,-e {Ehndehfeenie). Indefinite. 
 
 Ind€hissent,-e (Ehndeheessdhn). Indehis- 
 cent. 
 
 Indent§,-e {Ehndahnfd). Indentated. 
 
 Index (EhndShks). Index. Forefinger. 
 
 Indican (Ehndeekdhn). Indican. 
 
 Indicateur (EhndeekahUhr). Indicator 
 (finger). 
 
 I., muscle (£. muskl). Extensor indicis 
 muscle. 
 
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 Indication {Ehndeekahssidn). Indication. 
 
 Indice (EhndSess). Sign. Symptom._ 
 
 Indifference (Ehndeefehrdhns). Indiffer- 
 ence. 
 
 IndiffSrent,-e (Ehndeefehrdhn). Indiffer- 
 ent. Neuter. 
 
 Indigene (EhndeezshShnn). Indigenous. 
 
 IndigerS,-e (Ehndeezshehrd). Undigested. 
 
 Indigeste {Ehndeezshehst). Indigestible. 
 
 Indigestion {Ehndeezshehssidn). Indiges- 
 tion. Dyspepsia. 
 
 Indigo (Ehndeegdh). Indigo. 
 
 IndiTect,-e (EhndeerShkt). Indirect. 
 
 Indisposition (Ekndeespohzeessidn). Indis- 
 position. 
 
 Indissolubility (Ehndeessohlubeeleetd). In- 
 dissolubility. 
 
 Indissoluble {EhndeessohlAbl). Indissolu- 
 ble. 
 
 Individu {Ehndeeveedil). Individual. Per- 
 son. 
 
 Individualisation {Ehndeeveeduahleezahs- 
 si6n). Individualization. 
 
 Individualisme (EhndeeveeduahleSem). In- 
 dividualism. 
 
 Individualite (Ehndeeveeduahleetd). Indi- 
 viduality. 
 
 Individuel,-le (Ehndeeveedu^M). Individ- 
 ual (adjecti'^e). 
 
 Indol {EhnddM). Indol. 
 
 Indolent,-e (Ehndohldhn). Indolent. Slug- 
 gish. 
 
 Inductif,-ive (EhndukUef). Inductive. 
 
 Induction (JEhndukssidn). Induction. In- 
 duced electrical current. 
 
 Induit,-e (Ehnduie). Induced. 
 
 Induration (Ehndurahssidn). Induration. 
 Hardening. 
 
 Indure,-e (^hndurd). Indured (chancre, 
 etc.). 
 
 Inegal,-e (Eenehgdhl). Unequal. 
 
 Inept (Eenehpt). Incapable. Foolish. 
 
 Inerte {EenShrt). Inert. 
 
 Inertie (Eenehrssie). Inertia. Sluggish- 
 ness. 
 
 Infanticide (Ehnfahnteessied). Infanticide. 
 
 Infantile {EhnfahnUd). Infantile. 
 
 Infarction (Ehnfahrkssidn). Infarction. 
 
 Infarctus {EhnfahrktHs). Blood clot 
 formed by thrombosis or embolism. Ob- 
 struction. Plug. Infarct. 
 
 Infecond,-e {Ehnfehkdhn) Sterile. Un- 
 fruitful. Barren. 
 
 Infectant,-e (Ehnfehktdhn). Infective. 
 
 Infectieuz,-euse (,Ehnfehksseeih). liifec- 
 tious. 
 
 Infection (Ehnfehkssidn). Infection. 
 
 Infectiosite (Ehnfehksseeohzeetd). Condi- 
 tion producing infection. 
 
 Inferieur,-e (Ehnfehreeehr). Inferior. 
 Lower. 
 
 Infemale, pierre {Ehnfehrndhl), pee&hr). 
 Nitrate of silver. 
 
 Infiltration (Ehnfeeltrahssiin). Infiltration. 
 
Inf 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ins 
 
 InfiltrS,-e (Ehnfeeltrd). Infiltrated. 
 
 Infinnerie (EhnfeermrSe). Infirmary. Dis- 
 pensary. Hospital. 
 
 Infinnier,-gre {Eknfeermeed). Hospital at- 
 tendant. Nurse. 
 
 Infirmity (Ehnfeertneetd). Infirmity. 
 
 Inflammable {Ehnflakmdhbl). Inflamma- 
 ble. 
 
 Inflammation (Ehnflahmahssidn). Inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Inflammatoire (Ehnflahmahtoodhr). In- 
 flammatory. 
 
 Inflation {Ehnflahssidn). Inflation. 
 
 Inflgchi,-e {Ehnflehshie). Inflected. 
 
 Inflexion {Ehnflehkssiin). Inflection. 
 
 Influence (Ehnfludhnss). Influence. 
 
 Influenza (Ehnfluahnzdh) . Influenza. 
 Grippe. 
 
 Influx iEhnflU). Influx. 
 
 Infraction (Ehnfrahkssidn). Incomplete 
 fracture. Infraction. 
 
 Infra-epineuz,-euse (Ehnfrah-ehpeenih). 
 Infraspinous. 
 
 Infimdibuliforme {Ehnfundeebeeleefdhrm). 
 In the form of a funnel. Infundibili- 
 form. 
 
 Infundibuliun (Ehnfutideebeeldhm). Fun- 
 nel. Infundibulum. 
 
 Infuse (Ehnfuzd). Product of infusion. 
 
 Infusion (Ehnfuzeedn). Act of pouring a 
 boiling fluid over a medicinal substance. 
 Infusion. 
 
 Infusoires {Ehnfuzoodhr). Microscopical 
 animals. Infusoria. 
 
 Ingesta (Ehnzshekstdh). Substances intro- 
 duced by digestive passages. Ingesta. 
 
 Ingestion (Ehnzshehssidn). Introduction 
 of food into the mouth and stomach. 
 
 Ingrassias, apophyses d' (Ehngrahsseedhss, 
 ahpofeiz d). Lesser wings of sphenoid. 
 
 Ingredient {Ehngrehdeedhn). Ingredient. 
 
 InguSrissable (EhnggehreessdhU). Incur- 
 able. 
 
 Inguinal, -e {EhneveendU). Inguinal. 
 
 I. exteme, nerf (£. ehkstShrn, nehr). Ex- 
 ternal cutaneous of the thigh (nerve). 
 
 I.-ehernie (£. ehrnSe). Inguinal hernia. 
 
 I. interne, nerf (E. eenUhrn, nehr). Gen- 
 ito-criu-al nerve. 
 
 I., ligament (£. leegahmdhn). Poupartii 
 ligamentum. 
 
 I.-er6gion {E. rehzsheedhn). Groin. 
 
 Inguino-abdominal,-e (Ehngveendh-ahbdoh- 
 meendU). Inguino-abdominal. 
 
 I. -crural, -e (£. krurdhl). Inguino-crural. 
 
 I.-cutane,-e {E.-kutahnd). Femoro-cuta- 
 neous. 
 
 Inhalateur, -trice (EhuhahlahUhr). Instru- 
 ment for inhalation of gas and vapor. 
 Inhaler. 
 
 Inhalation (Ehnhahlahssidn). Inhalation. 
 
 Inherent {Ehnhehrdkn). Inherent. 
 
 Inhumatioii (Ehnhumahssidn). Burying. 
 Inhumation, 
 
 Inion (Ehtieedhn). Inion. External occi- 
 pital protuberance serving as a point of 
 measurement in craniometry. 
 
 Inject6,-e (Ehnzshekktd). Injected. 
 
 Injection (Ehnzshehkssidn). Injection. 
 Introduction of a liquid with a syringe. 
 Liquid injected. 
 
 Injure {EhnzsMr). Injury. Insult. 
 
 Inn€,-e {Eennd). Congenital. Innate. 
 
 Innervation (Eennehrvahssidn). Distribu- 
 tion of nerves to a certain area. Ner- 
 vous action. Special mode of nervous 
 activity. Innervation. 
 
 Inner ver (Eennehrvd). To transmit in- 
 nervation. 
 
 Innomin6,-e (Eennohmeend). Which has 
 no name. Innominate. 
 
 I.-e-artSre (£. ahrtihr), Brachio-cephalic 
 artery. 
 
 I. -cartilage (JS. kahrteeldhzsh). Cricoid 
 cartilage. 
 
 I.-e-glande (E. glahnd). Lacrymal gland, 
 
 I. -nerf (£. nehr). Trigeminus nerve. 
 
 I., OS (£. ohss). Iliac bone. Os innomina- 
 tum. 
 
 I., petit OS (jE. pteet ohss). Cuneiform 
 bones of the tarsum. 
 
 I.-e tunique (£. tunSek). Sclerotic. 
 
 Inoculable (EenohkuldhU). Inoculable. 
 
 Inoculation (Eenohktdahssidn). Inocula- 
 tion. 
 
 Inodore (Ehnohddhr). Inodorous. 
 
 Inodulaire (EenohdulShr). Hard fibrous 
 tissue forming a scar. 
 
 Inorganique (EenohrgahnSek). Inorganic. 
 
 Inosculation (Eenohskulahssidn). Anasto- 
 mosis in the form of an arch. 
 
 Inquietude (Ehnkeeehtiid). Restlessness. 
 Agitation preceding anxiety. 
 
 Insalubre (Ehnsahliibr). Unhealthy. In- 
 salubrious. 
 
 Insanit€ (Eensahneetd). Insanity. 
 
 Inscription (Ehnskreepssidn) . Formula. 
 Registration of students for certain 
 courses. 
 
 Insect {EhnssShkt). Insect. 
 
 Insecticide (EhnssehkteessSed). Insecticide. 
 
 Insensibilisateur (Ehnssahnseebeeleezah- 
 tehr). Instrument to produce insensi- 
 bility. 
 
 Insensibilite (Ehnssahnseebeeleetd). In- 
 sensibility. Anesthesia. 
 
 Insensible (EhnssahnssSeble). Who has no 
 sensibility. Insensible. 
 
 Insense (Ehnssahnsd). Foolish. Insane. 
 
 Insere,-e (Ehnsehrd). Inserted. 
 
 Insertion (Ehnsehrssidn). Insertion. In- 
 troduction of one thing into another. 
 Adherence of a muscle to a bone. Point 
 of its attachment. 
 
 Insexe,-e (Ehnsehksd). Having no sexual 
 organs. Asexual. 
 
 Insidieuz,-euse (Ehnseedeeih). Which 
 comes without noise. Insidious. 
 
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Ins 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Int 
 
 Insipide {Ehnsseepied). Tasteless. In- 
 sipid. 
 
 Insolation {Ehnssohlahssion). Insolation. 
 Sun stroke. 
 
 Insolubilite {Ehnsohlubeeleetd). Insolubil- 
 ity. 
 
 Insoluble {EhnsohMle). Insoluble. 
 
 Insomnia (Ehnsohmnee). Sleeplessness. 
 Insomnia. 
 
 Inspecteur, -trice {EhnspehkUhr). Inspect- 
 ing. Inspector. 
 
 Inspection (Ehnspehkssidn). Inspection. 
 
 Inspirateur,-trice (EhnspeeraktShr). In- 
 spirating. Inspirer. 
 
 Inspiration {Ehnspeerahssidn). Inspira- 
 tion. 
 
 Inspissation (Ehnspeessahssidn). Thicken- 
 ing. 
 
 Instillation {Ehnsteelahssidn). Pouring a 
 liquid drop by drop. Instillation. 
 
 Instinct (EhnsMnkt). Instinct. 
 
 Instinctif,-ive {Ehnstehnkteef). Instinc- 
 tive. 
 
 Instruction {Ehnstrukssion). Instruction. 
 Formula. 
 
 Instrument {Ehnstrumdhn). Mechanical 
 apparatus. Instrument. 
 
 Insuffisance {Ehnsufeezdhns). Insuffi- 
 ciency. 
 
 Insuffisant,-e (Ehnsufeezdhn). Inade- 
 quate. Insufficient. 
 
 InsufSation (Ehnsuflahssidn). Insufflation. 
 
 Insula de Reil {Ehnsuldh deh Ray). Island 
 of ReU. A cerebral lobe formed by the 
 contiguous ends of the two ascending 
 and the inferior frontal convolutions. It 
 lies deeply within the fissure of Sylvius. 
 
 Integrant,-e (Ehntehgrdhn). Integral. 
 
 Intellect (EhntehUhkt). Intellect. 
 
 Intellectuel,-le (Ehntehlehktuehl). Intel- 
 lectual. 
 
 Intelligence (Ehntehleezshdhns). Intelli- 
 gence. 
 
 Intemperance (Ehniahmpehrdhns). In- 
 temperance. 
 
 Intense (Ehntdhns). Severe. Intense. 
 
 Intensite (Ehntahnsseetd). High degree of 
 power or tension (electricity, etc.). In- 
 tensity. 
 
 Intention (Ehntahnssidn). Intention. 
 
 I., premiere (E. prehmeeihr). Primary 
 union of wounds. First intention. 
 
 Intercadence (Ehntehrkahddhns). Super- 
 numerary pulsation between two regular 
 pulsations. Intercadence. 
 
 Intercalaire (EhntehrkahUkr). Inserted as 
 additional or extraneous. 
 
 I., s jours {E. zshoor) . Days free from fever 
 in intermittent fever. 
 
 Intercellulaire (EhntehrssehluUhr). What 
 fills out the spaces betwen cells. 
 
 Interception (Ehntehrssehpssidn). Inter- 
 ception. Arrest of action of the morbid 
 
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 Intercostal,-e (EhntehrkohstaU). Situated 
 between the ribs. Intercostal. 
 
 Intercurrent,-e (Ehntehrkurdhn). Inter- 
 burrent. Spoken of a disease which 
 complicates the original disease. 
 
 Interdiction (Ehntehrdeekssidn). Interdic- 
 tion. A rule depriving a mentally de- 
 ranged person of managing his own 
 affairs. 
 
 Interepinetix,-euse (Ehntehrehpeenih). In- 
 terspinous. 
 
 I., muscles (£., muskl). Interspinous 
 muscles. 
 
 Interference (Ehntehrfehrdhns). Interfer- 
 ence. 
 
 I. nerveuse (E. nehrvShz). Inhibition. 
 
 Interlobaire (Ehntehrlohbehr). Situated 
 between lobes. Interlobar. 
 
 I., grande scissure (£., grahnd sseessUr). 
 Fissure of Sylvius. 
 
 Interlobulaire (EhntehrlohbuUhr). Inter- 
 lobular. 
 
 Intermaxillaire (Ehntehrmahkseelehr). In- 
 termaxillary. 
 
 Intermede (Ehntehrmihd). Intermediate. 
 
 Intermediare (Ehntehrmehdeeehr). Inter- 
 vening. 
 
 I. de Wrisberg, nerf (E. de Wrisberg). Ac- 
 cessory of the facial nerve. 
 
 Intermission {Ehntehrmeessidn). Inter- 
 mission. 
 
 Intermittence (Ehntermeetdhns). Interval 
 separating the acute phases of a fever or 
 a disease. 
 
 Intermittent, -e {Ehntelirmeetdhn). Inter- 
 mittent. 
 
 I. e, fievre (£., feeShvr). Intermittent 
 fever. 
 
 Intermusculaire (Ehntehrmuskidehr). In- 
 termuscular. 
 
 Interne (Ehntehrn). Internal. House or 
 resident medical officer. 
 
 Interosseux,-euse (Ehntehrohssih). Inter- 
 osseous. 
 
 Interpedonculaire {EhntehrpehdohnkuUhr) . 
 Interpeduncular. 
 
 Interrogation (Ehntehrohgahssidn). Ques- 
 tioning patients. Interrogation. 
 
 Interrompu,-e {EhntehrohmpH). Inter- 
 rupted. 
 
 Intemipteur (Ehntehruptehr). Interrup- 
 tor in electrical apparatus. 
 
 Interscapulaire {Ehntehrskahpulehr). In- 
 terscapular. 
 
 Intersection {Ehntehrsehkssidn). Intersec- 
 tion. 
 
 Interstice (Ehntehrsteess). Interstice. 
 
 Interstitiel,-le (EhntehrsteesseeM). Inter- 
 stitial. 
 
 Intertrachelien, -ne (EhntehrtrahkehleeShn) . 
 Between the cervical vertebrae. 
 
 Intertransversaire (EhntehrtrahnsvehrsShr) . 
 Between the transverse processes of ver- 
 tebrae. 
 
Int 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Iri 
 
 Intertrigo {EhntehrtreegSh). Erythema 
 caused by rubbing in the folds of the 
 skin. Intertrigo. 
 
 Intervalle (Ekntehrvdhl). Interval. 
 
 Interventriculaire {Ehntehrvahntreekukhr) . 
 Interventricular. 
 
 Interversion {Ehntehrvehrssidn). Interver- 
 sion. 
 
 Intervertebral, -e (Ehnvehrtehbrdhl). In- 
 tervertebral. 
 
 Interverti,-e (EhntehrvehrUe). Inter- 
 verted. 
 
 Intestin {EhntehsUhn). Bowels. Intes- 
 tine. 
 
 I. grele (£. grehl). Small intestine. 
 
 I. gros (E. groh). Large intestine. 
 
 Intestinal, -e {Ehntehsteendhl). Intestinal. 
 
 Intima (Ehnteemdh). Intima. The inner 
 layer of bloodvessel wall. 
 
 Intimite {Ehnteemeetd). Depth of an or- 
 gan. 
 
 Intolerance (Ehntohlehrdhns). Impossibil- 
 ity of tolerating a remedy. Intolerance. 
 
 Intolerant, -e {Ehntohlehrdhn). Intolerant. 
 
 Intonation (Ehntohnahssidn). Intonation. 
 
 Intoxication {Ehntohkseekahssidn). Poi- 
 soning. Introduction of a toxic sub- 
 stance into the body. Intoxication. 
 
 Intra-abdominal, -e {Ehntrah-ahbdohmee- 
 ndhl). Within the abdomen. 
 
 Intra -arachnoidien, -ne (Ehntrah-ahrahk- 
 noheedeeehn). Within the arachnoid. 
 
 Intra -cap sulaire (Ehntrah-kahpsuUhr). 
 Which is in the capsule. Intracapsular. 
 
 Intradermique {Ehntrahdehrmeek) . Intra- 
 cutaneous. 
 
 Intralobulaire (Ehntmhlohbulihr). Which 
 is in the lobules. 
 
 Intramusculaire (Ehntrahmuskulehr) . In- 
 tramuscular. 
 
 Intransmutable (Ehntrahnsmutdhbl) . 
 Which does not undergo transmutation. 
 
 Intraperitoneal, -e (Ehntrahpehreetoh- 
 nehdhi). Which is the peritoneal cavity. 
 Intraperitoneal. 
 
 Intrapleural, -e (Ehntrahplehrdhl). Which 
 is in the pleural cavity. Intrapleural. 
 
 Intrarrhachidien, -ne (Ehnirahrahsheedee- 
 Shn). Intraspinal. 
 
 Intrathoracique (Ehntrahtohrahsseek) . In- 
 trathoracic. 
 
 Intrauterin,-e {Ehntrahutehr^hn). Intra- 
 uterine. 
 
 Intravaginal,-e (Ehntrahvahzsheendhl). 
 Which is within the vagina. Intrava- 
 ginal. 
 
 Intravasculaire (EhntrahvahskuUhr). In- 
 travascular. 
 
 Intravertebral,-e (Ehntrahvehrtehbrdhl). 
 Intravertebral. 
 
 Intrinseque {Ehntreknssihk). Intrinsic. 
 
 Intromission (Ehntrohmeessidn). Intro- 
 duction of one body into another (penis 
 into vagina). Intromission. 
 
 Intumescence (Ehntumehssdhns). Swell- 
 ing. Increase in volume. 
 
 Intussusception (Ehntusussehpssidn). In- 
 vagination of one part of the bowel into 
 another. Intussusception. 
 
 Invagination (Ehnvahzsheenahssidn). See 
 Intussusception. 
 
 Invagine,-e (Ehnvahzsheend). Invaginated. 
 
 Invasion (Ehnvahzeedhn) . Onset of a dis- 
 ease. Attack. Invasion. 
 
 Invention (Ehnvahssidn). Invention. 
 
 Inversion (Ehnvehrssidn). Inversion. 
 
 Invertebre,-e (Ehnvehrtehbrd). Inverte- 
 brate. 
 
 Investigateur, -trice {EhnvehsteegahUhr). 
 Investigator. Explorer. 
 
 Invetere,-e (Ehnvehtehrd) . Inveterate. 
 
 Invigoration (Ehnveegohrahssidn). Bodily 
 development. 
 
 Involontaire (EhnvoMohnUhr). Which is 
 independent of will. Involuntary. 
 
 Involution (Ehnvohlussidn). Involution 
 (of organs and tissues). Retrograde de- 
 velopment (shriveling of an organ). 
 
 lodate (Eeohddht). Salts of iodic acid. 
 
 lode (Eeohd). Iodine. 
 
 Iode,-e (Eeohdd). lodated. Iodized. 
 
 Iodide (Eeohdied). lodid. Combinations 
 of iodine. 
 
 lodique (EeohdSek). Iodic. 
 
 lodisme (Eeohdiezm). Effect of iodine in 
 excess. lodism. 
 
 lodoforme (Eeohdohfdhrm) . Ibdoform. 
 
 lodol (Eeohddhl). Antiseptic inodorous 
 substance which is used instead of iodo- 
 form. 
 
 lodure (EeohdUr). Iodide. 
 
 I. de fer (Ee. dehfehr). Iodide of iron. 
 
 I. de potassium (Ee. deh pohtahsseedhm). 
 Iodide of potassium. 
 
 Iodure,-e (Eeohdurd). Containing iodide. 
 
 Ions (Eedhn). Ions. 
 
 Ipecacuanha (Eepehkahkuahndh) . Ipecac- 
 uanha. 
 
 Iridectomie (EereedehktohmSe). Excision 
 of a part of the iris. Iridectomy. 
 
 Iridescent,-e {Eereedehssdhn). Glitter- 
 ing with a variety of colors .which 
 change. 
 
 Iridesis (EereedehzSes) . Inserting a part 
 of the iris into the cornea (in operating 
 for an artificial pupil). 
 
 Iridite (Eereedeei). See Iritis. 
 
 Irido-choroidite (Eereedoh-kohroheedeet). 
 Iridochoroiditis. 
 
 Iridodialyze (Eereedohdeeahleez). Detach- 
 ment of the circumference of the iris. 
 
 Iridoptose (Eereedohptdhz). Iridoptosis. 
 
 Iridotomie (Eereedohtohmie). Incision of 
 the iris. 
 
 Irien,-ne (Eereeihn). Pertaining to the 
 iris. 
 
 Iris (Eer4es). Iris (eye). 
 
 Irisopsie (Eereessohpsee). Defect of vision 
 
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 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ivr 
 
 in which a colored ring is seen around 
 objects. 
 
 Iritis (EereetSes), Inflammation of the iris. 
 Iritis. 
 
 Irradiation (Eerahdeeahssidn). Irradiation. 
 Movement from the center to the 
 periphery. 
 
 Irf6ductible (EerehdukUeble). What can- 
 not be put back in its former place 
 (Surgery). Metallic oxide which can- 
 not be transformed in the state of piire 
 metal (Chemistry). 
 
 In&gviieTy-ete.XEerehguleed). Irregular. 
 
 Irresistible (EerehzeesUebl). Irresistible. 
 
 Irrigateur (EereegahMr). Apparatus to 
 make injections. Irrigator. 
 
 Irrigation (Eereegahssidr^. Irrigation. 
 
 Irritabilite (Eereetahbeeleetd). Irritability. 
 
 Irritable {Eereetdhbl). Irritable. 
 
 Irritant,-e (Eereetdhn). Irritating. Irri- 
 tant. 
 
 IschSmie (Eeskehmie). Local anemia. 
 Ischemia. 
 
 Ischemique (Eeskehmlek). Ischemic. 
 
 Ischiatique (EeskeeahUeh). Having rela- 
 tion to the hip. Ischiatic. Sciatic. 
 
 Ischio-anal, muscle {Eeskeeoh-ahndhl, 
 miiskl). Levator ani. 
 
 I.-bulbaire, m. {E.-buMhr, m.). Deep 
 transverse perinei muscle. Bulbo- 
 cavernous. Ejaculator urinae. 
 
 I.-cavemeux, m. (E.-kahvehrneh, m.). 
 Erector penis m. 
 
 I.-clitoridien, m. (E.-kleetokreedeeShn). 
 Erector clitoridis. 
 
 I.-coccygien, m. (E.-kokseezsheeehn, «.). 
 Coccygeus m. 
 
 I.-creti-tibial, m. (E.-krehtee-teebeedhl), 
 Semitendinosus m. 
 
 I.-femoral, m. (E.-fehmohrdhl, m.). Ad- 
 ductor magnus muscle. 
 
 I.-femoro-peronien, m. (E.-fehmohroh- 
 
 pehrohneeekn). 
 Ischion (Eeskeedkn). 
 
 of the Uiac bone. 
 Ischio-pSnien, m. 
 
 m.). Erector penis. 
 I.-p., nerf {E.-p., nehr) 
 
 male. 
 
 Biceps of the thigh. 
 
 The inferior portion 
 Ischium. 
 
 {Eeskeeoh-pehneeehn, 
 
 Pudic 
 
 i_nerve m 
 
 I.-p€rin€al m. (E-pehreenehdhl). Super- 
 ficial transverse perineal m. 
 
 I. -popliti -tibial, m. {E-pohpleetee-teeheedhl, 
 m.) Semimembranosus muscle. 
 
 I.-pretibial, m. (E.-prehteebeedhl,m). Semi- 
 tendinosus muscle. 
 
 I.-prostatique (E.-prohstahtSek). Ischio- 
 prostatic. 
 
 I.-rectale, fosse {E.-rehhtdU,fohss). Pelvi- 
 rectal space. 
 
 I.-trochant6rien, m. {E.-trohkahntehreeihn, 
 m.). GemeUi m. 
 
 I.-urethral, m. (E.-urehtrdhl, m.). Trans- 
 verse perinaei muscle. 
 
 Ischium {Eeskeeiiin). Ischium. 
 
 Ischurie (EeskurSe). Suppression or re- 
 tention of urine. 
 
 Isochrone (EezohkrShn). Occurring at 
 equal periods of time. Isochronous. 
 
 Isodique (Eezohdiek). Directed from with- 
 out towards the center. Centripetal. 
 
 Isodynamique {Eezohdeenahmiek). Equiva- 
 lent from the standpoint of heat pro- 
 duction. Isodynamic. 
 
 Isolateur (Eezohlahtehr). Insulator (in 
 electricity). 
 
 Isole,-e (Eezohld). Isolated. Insulated. 
 
 Isolement (Eezohlmdhn). Isolation. 
 
 Isomerie {Eezohmehrie). Isomerism (in 
 Chemistry). 
 
 Isometrique (Eezohmehtrlek). _ Having the 
 same dimensions. Isometric. 
 
 Isomorphe (Eezohmdhrf). Having the 
 same form. Isomorphous. 
 
 Isophorie (EezohfohrSe). Condition of the 
 eyes when the tension of the vertical 
 muscles is equal, so that visual lines 
 lie in the same plane. 
 
 Isotherme (Eezohtirm). Having equal de- 
 gree of heat. Isothermal. 
 
 Isthme {Eestm). Narrow portion uniting 
 other portions. Isthmus. 
 
 I. du gosier (£. du gohzeeeh). Isthmus of 
 the fauces. 
 
 Ivoire (JEevoodhr). Ivory. 
 
 Ivresse {Eevrihss). Drunkenness. Acute 
 alcoholism. 
 
 Ivrognerie (Eevroknnrie). ' Habitual drunk- 
 enness. Chronic alcoholism. 
 
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Jab 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Jux 
 
 Jaborandi (Zskahbohrahndee) . Jaborandi. 
 Plant which has sudorific and sialagogue 
 properties. 
 
 Jacinthe (Zshahssiknt). Hyacinth. 
 
 Jacob, membrane de (ZshahkShb, mahm- 
 brdhnn deh). Layer of rods and cones 
 (eye). 
 
 Jacobson, rameau de (Zshahkohbsdhn, 
 rahmdh deh). Tympanic branch of the 
 glosso-pharyngeai nerve. Jacobson's 
 nerve. 
 
 Jactation (Zshahktakssidn). Agitation 
 • with projection of the lines in various 
 directions. Jactitation. 
 
 Jalap (Zshahldhp). Jalap. 
 
 Jambe {Zshahmb). Leg. 
 
 J. des Barbades (Z. deh Bahrbdhd). Ele- 
 phantiasis of the Arabs. 
 
 J. du diaphragme (Z. du deeahfrdhgm). 
 Pillar of the diaphragm. 
 
 Jambier anterieui (Z. ahntehreeihr). Tib- 
 ialis anticus muscle. 
 
 J. posterieur (Z. pohstehreeihr). Tibialis 
 posticus muscle. 
 
 Jambon {Zshahmbdhn). Ham. 
 
 Jardin (Zshahrdihn). Garden. 
 
 Jargonaphasie (Zshahrgoknahfahzge). A 
 form of aphasia in which combinations 
 of words make no sense in the sentence 
 spoken by the patient. 
 
 Janre (Zshahr). Jar. 
 
 J. €lectrique (Z. ehlehktrgek) . Leyden jar. 
 
 Jarret {ZshahrSh). Hamstring. 
 
 Jarretier, muscle (ZsharteeSh, muskl). 
 Popliteus muscle. 
 
 Jarretiere {Zshahrteeihr). Garter. 
 
 Jasmin (ZshahsmShn). Jasmine. 
 
 Jaune (Zshohn). Yellow. 
 
 J,, fievre (Z., feeShvr). Yellow fever. 
 
 J., tache (Z., tahsh). Yellow spot. De- 
 pression in the center of the retina. 
 Macula lutea. 
 
 Jaunisse (ZshohneSss). Jaundice. Icterus. 
 
 JScoral,-e (Zshekkohrdhl). Pertaining to 
 liver. Hepatic. 
 
 JSjunum (Zshehzshundhm). Jejunum. 
 
 Jetage (Zshehtdhzsh). Running of mucus 
 from the nostrils of animals. 
 
 Jeu des articulations {Zsheh dehz ahrteeku- 
 lahssion). Mechanism or display of the 
 joints. 
 
 Jeune (Zshehn). Young. 
 
 Jeune (Zshehn). Fasting. 
 
 Jeunesse {Zshehnihss). Youth. 
 
 Joint€,-e {Zshooehntd). Jointed. 
 
 Jointure {ZshooehntUr). Joint. Articu- 
 lation. 
 
 Jonction (Zshohnkssidn). Junction • 
 Suture. 
 
 Joue (Zshoo). Cheek. 
 
 Jour {Zshoor). Day. 
 
 Jugement (Zshuzshmdhn). Judgment. 
 Opinion. Termination of a disease. 
 
 Jugulaire, veine {Zshugulihr, vehn). Jugu- 
 lar vein. 
 
 Juguler (Zshuguld). Check or cut short a 
 disease. 
 
 Jujube (Zshuzshab). Jujube. Pectoral 
 berry. 
 
 Jvilep (ZshulShp). Soothing potion. Julep.' 
 umeau,-elle (Zshumdh). Twin, ig 
 
 J. z de la cuisse (Z. deh lah kuiess). 
 Gemelli muscles. 
 
 J. z de la jambe (Z. deh lah zshahmb). 
 Gastrocnemius muscle. 
 
 Jumelles, veines (Zshumihl, vehn). Two 
 veins opening into the popliteal vein. 
 
 Jument (Zshumdhn). Mare. 
 
 Jumenteux,-euse (ZshttmahnUh). Urine 
 having a thick colored deposit. 
 
 Jtirisprudence (Zshureespruddhns). Juris- 
 prudence. 
 
 Jury laidical (ZshurSe mehdeekdhl). Board 
 of medical examiners. 
 
 Jus (Zshu). Juice. Gravy. 
 
 Jusquiame (Zshuskeedhm). Hyoscyamus. 
 Henbane. 
 
 Juxtaposition (Zshukstahpohzeessidn). Jux- 
 taposition. 
 
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K. 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Kys 
 
 K 
 
 K. Symbol of potassium. 
 Kakodyl {Kahkohdeel). Cacodyl. 
 Kakodylique (KahkohdeeUek). Cacodylic. 
 Kalium {Kahlidhm). Potassium. 
 Kaolin {KahohUhn). Kaolin. 
 Kaiyokinese (Kahreeohkeenehz). Karyo- 
 
 kinesis. ^ 
 
 Karyokinesie {Kahreeohkeenehzee). Karyo- 
 
 kinesis. 
 Kef (Kehf). Camiabis indica. 
 Kefir [Kehfeer). Kefir. A drink made by 
 
 fermenting milk and buttermilk. 
 Kelotomie (Kehlohtohmie). Operation of a 
 
 strangulated hernia. Herniotomy. 
 Keratectomie {Kehrahtehktohmie). Exci- 
 sion of a portion of the cornea. Incision 
 
 into the anterior chamber. Extraction 
 
 of a cataract. Keratectomy. 
 Keratine {KehrahUen). Substance of nails, 
 
 hair. Keratine. 
 Keratite (Kehrahteet). Inflammation of 
 
 the cornea. Keratitis. 
 KeratocMe {KehrahtohsseM). Hernia of 
 
 the cornea. 
 Kerato-glosse (Kehrahtoh-gUhss). Part of 
 
 the hyoglossus. 
 Keratoide {Kehrahiohied). Hornlike. 
 
 Keratoid. 
 Keratomalacie {KehrahtohmaUahssie) . 
 
 Softening of the cornea. Keratomalacia. 
 KSrato-pharyngien, muscle {Kehrahtoh- 
 
 fahreenzsheeihn). Part of the middle 
 
 constrictor of the pharynx. 
 K.-staphylin, m. (K.-stahfeeUhn). Muscle 
 
 which extends from the hyoid bone to 
 
 the uvula. 
 KSratotomie (Kehrahtohtohmee) . Incision 
 
 of the cornea during the operation for 
 
 cataract. Keratotomy. 
 Kerosene (Kehrohssehn). Kerosene. 
 Kilogramme {Keelohgr&hm). looo gram- 
 mes = 35 oz. Kilogram. 
 
 Kinesie {Keenehzie). Kinesia. Move- 
 ments of the body. 
 
 Kinesitherapie {KeenehzeetehrahpSe) . Kin- 
 esitherapy. 
 
 Kino {Keendh). Dried juice of Ptero- 
 carpus marsupium. 
 
 Kleptomanie (Klehptohmahnie). Klepto- 
 mania. Affection characterized by an 
 irresistible desire to steal. (Due to de- 
 ficient inhibition.) 
 
 Koumis (Koomies). Beverage prepared 
 by fermenting milk with sugar and 
 yeast. 
 
 Kousso (Koossdh). Flowers of Hagenia 
 Abyssinica. Brayera Kousso is anti- 
 helmintic. 
 
 Kramerie (Krahmehree). Root of Kram- 
 eria triandra Rhatany. Krameria. 
 
 Kreosote (Krehohzdkt). Creosote. 
 
 Krystalline {Kreestahleen). Crystalline. 
 
 Kutera (Kutehrdh). Bassora gum. 
 
 Kwas (Kvahss). Russian beverage pre- 
 pared by fermentation of rye flower in 
 water. 
 
 Kyesteine (Keeehsteheen). Nitrous sub- 
 stance found in the urine of pregnant 
 women. 
 
 Kymographion (Keemohgrahfeedhn). Ap- 
 paratus used for measuring the blood 
 pressure and oscillations of the pulse. 
 Hemodynamometer. Kymograph. 
 
 Kyste {Keest). Cyst. 
 
 K. dermoide {K. dehrmohSed). Dermoid 
 cyst. 
 
 K. sebace (K. siehbahssd). Sebaceous- 
 cyst. 
 
 Kysteux,-euse (Keesteh). Cystic. 
 
 Kystitome (Keesteetdkm). Instrument for 
 opening the capsule of the lens in 
 keratotomy. Capsular knife. 
 
 Kystitomie {Keesteetohtohmie). Opening 
 of the capsule. 
 
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Lab 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lam 
 
 Lab (Lahb). Lab-ferment. 
 
 Labial,-e (Lahbeedhl). Labial. 
 
 L., muscle (i. muskl). Orbicidaris oris 
 muscle. 
 
 Labie,-e (Lahbeed). Labiate. 
 
 Labile,-e (Lahbiel). Easily disturbed (in 
 Chemistry). 
 
 Labimgtre (Lahbeemihtr). Labidometer. 
 Instrument for measuring the foetal 
 head within the forceps. 
 
 Labio-gIosso-larynge,-e (LahbeeSh-glohssoh- 
 lahreenzshd) . Labio-glosso-laryngeal. 
 
 L.-g.-pharynge,-e (L.-g.-fahrehnzshd) . 
 
 Labio-glosso-pharyngeal. 
 
 Labitome (Lahbeeetdhm) . Cutting forceps. 
 
 Laboratoire {Lahbohrahtoodhr). Labo- 
 ratory. 
 
 Labyrinthe {Lahbeerehnt). Cavities of the 
 internal ear. 
 
 Labyrinthien,-ne {LahbeerehnteeShn). Re- 
 ferable to the labyrinth. 
 
 Labyrinthique, nerf (Lahbeerehntiek, nehr) 
 Auditory or 8th cranial nerve. 
 
 Lac derivatif {Lahk dehreevahUef). Venous 
 dilatation in the dura of the brain com- 
 municating with the superior longitudinal 
 and lateral sinuses. 
 
 L. lacrymal (i. lahkreemdhl). Lachrymal 
 space. 
 
 L. sanguin (L. sahngehn). Sanguineus 
 space. 
 
 Lac6ration (Lahssehrahssidn). Laceration. 
 
 Lacere,-e (Lahssehrd). Lacerated. Tom. 
 
 Laciniure (Lahsseeneeiir). Tear. Rent. 
 
 Lacis (Lahssee). Network formed by 
 intermingling of blood vessds and 
 nerves. Plexus. 
 
 Lacrymal {Lahkreemdhl). Lachrymal. 
 
 L., OS {L., ohss). Lachrymal bone. 
 
 Lactaire {LahhUhr). Lacteal. Color of 
 mUk. 
 
 Lactate (Laktdht). Combinations of lactic 
 acid. 
 
 L. de fer (L. dehfehr). Lactate of iron. 
 
 Lactation {Lahktahssidn). Lactation. 
 
 Lacte,-e {Lahktd). Lacteous. Color of 
 mUk. 
 
 Lactescent, -e (Lahktehssdhn). Resem- 
 bling milk. 
 
 LactifSre (Lahkteefihr). Producing or con- 
 veying mUk. Lactiferous. 
 
 Lactiforme (Lahkteefdhrm). Resembling 
 milk. Lactiform. 
 
 Lactifuge (LahhteefUzsh). What diminishes 
 secretion of milk. 
 
 Lactigene {Lahkteezshihn). Producing 
 milk. Lactigenous. 
 
 Lactine (LahktSen). Lactose. 
 
 Lactique (Lahkteek). Lactic. 
 
 L., acide (L., ahssSed). Lactic acid. 
 
 Lactocaramel {LahktohkahrahmM). Sub- 
 stance formed by heating lactose to 
 i8o°C. 
 
 Lactodensimgtre {Lahktohdahnseemihtr) . 
 See Lactometer. 
 
 Lactoline (LahktohUen). Condensed milk. 
 
 Lactometre {LahktohmShtr). Apparatus for 
 measuring the amount of cream in 
 nulk. 
 
 Lacto-phosphate (Lahktohfohsfdht). Phos- 
 phate with lactic acid. 
 
 Lactoproteine (Lahktohprohtehien). An al- 
 buminoid substance extracted from 
 whey. 
 
 Lactoscope {Lahktohskdhp). Apparatus to 
 estimate the quality of milk by its 
 opacity. Lactoscope. 
 
 Lactose (Lahktdhz). Milk sugar. Lactose. 
 
 Lactucarium (Lahktukahreedhm). Lettuce 
 juice. 
 
 Lactyle (Lahkteel). Base of lactic acid. 
 
 Lacunaire [Lahkunihr). Lacunar. 
 
 Lacune {Lahkun). Cavity (small). De- 
 pression. 
 
 Lacunosite (Lahkunohzeetd). Porosity. 
 
 Ladrerie (LahdrehrSe). Disease of pigs. 
 Leprosy. 
 
 Lagoc€phale (Lahgohssehfdhl). Having the 
 head of a hare. Lagocephalus. 
 
 Lagophthalmie (LahgohftahlmSe). Hare's 
 eye. Lagophthalmos. 
 
 Lagostome (Lahgohstdhm). Hair-lip. 
 
 Laiche [Lehsh). Sedge. 
 
 Laie {Ld). Sow. 
 
 Laine (Lehn). Wool. 
 
 Laineuz,-euse (Lehneh). Woolly. 
 
 Lait (Lek). Milk. 
 
 L. caille (L. kahyd). Curdled milk. 
 
 L. coupe (L. koopd). Diluted milk. Milk 
 and water. 
 
 L. de chauz {L. deh shoh). Whitewash. 
 
 L. mercuriel (L. mehrkureeM). Ammon- 
 iated mercury. White precipitate. 
 
 L., petit (Z,., ptee). Whey. 
 
 L. de poule (Z,. deh pool). Mulled egg. 
 
 Laite,-e (Lehtd). Having milk. 
 
 Laiteron (Lehtrdhn). Sow-thistle. Hare's 
 lettuce. 
 
 Laiteuz,-euse (LehUh). MUky. Lacteous 
 
 Laitier (Lehteed). Dross. Slag. 
 
 Lamboide, suture (Lahmbdoheed, sutiir). 
 Occipito-parietal or lambdoid suture. 
 
 Lame (Lahm). Layer. Lamina. Blade 
 of knife. Plate. Film. 
 
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L. cor 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lav 
 
 L. cornge (L. kohrnd). Taenia semi- 
 
 circularis. 
 L. vitree (i. veetrd). The internal surface 
 
 of the cranial bones. 
 Lamelle,-e (Lahmehld). Laid out in 
 
 lameUas. 
 Lamelleuz,-euse (Lakmehlih). SeeLameU^. 
 Laminage (Lahmeendhzsh). Flattening. 
 Laminaire {Lahmeenihr). Seatangle. Lami- 
 
 naria. Used for dilatation of fistulous 
 
 passages, etc. 
 Lainineuz,-euse (Lahmeenih). Laminated. 
 
 Formed of layers. 
 L., tissu (L. teessii). Cellular or areolar 
 
 tissue. 
 Lance (Lahns). A lance-shaped knife. 
 Lancee (Lahnssd). Attack of pain. 
 Lancette (LahnssM). Lancet. Instru- 
 ment for bleeding, vaccination, etc. 
 Lancettier (Lahnsehteed). Lancet-case. 
 Lancinant,-e {Lahnsseendhn). Lancinat- 
 ing. When pain occurs in attacks and 
 
 is very sharp. 
 Langage (Lahngdhzsh). Language. 
 Langue (Lahng). Tongue. 
 Laniaire, dents (Lahneeihr, dahu). Canine 
 
 teeth. 
 Lanoline (Lahnohlien). Lanolin. _ Oint- 
 ment base consisting of cholesterin and 
 
 fatty acids. 
 Lanugo (Lahnugdh). Downy hair (pubis, 
 
 etc.), 
 Lapactic (LahpahkUek). Evacuant. Lap- 
 
 actic. 
 Lapagme (Lakpdhgm). Discharge of 
 
 feces. 
 LaparocMe {Lahpahrohssihl). Lumbar 
 
 hernia. 
 Laparatomie (LahpahrahtohmSe). Lapara- 
 
 tomy. Operation of opening the ab- 
 dominal cavity. 
 Lapaxic (LahpahksSe). Evacuation. 
 Lapin (LakpShn). Rabbit. 
 Lard (Lahr). Bacon, lard. Fat of 
 
 pork. 
 Lardace,-e (Lahrdahssd). Similar to lard. 
 
 Lardaceous. Amyloid. 
 Lardiforme (Lahrdeefdhrm). Resembling 
 
 lard. 
 Large {Lahhsh). Large. Broad. Wide. 
 L. du cou, muscle {L. du koo, muskl). 
 
 Platysma myoides. 
 L. du dos, muscle {L. du doh, muskl). 
 
 Latissimus dorsi muscle. 
 L, s, ligaments (L. leegahmdhn). Broad 
 
 ligaments of the uterus. 
 Larme {Lahrm). Tear. 
 Larmeux,-euse (LahrmSh). Having the 
 
 form of tears. 
 Larmoiement (Lahrmooahmdhn). Lachry- 
 
 mation. Epiphora. 
 Larvaire (Lahrvihr). Referable to larvae. 
 Larve (Lahrv). Larva. First stage in the 
 
 growth of insects. 
 78 
 
 Larvl,-e (Lahnid). Larvated. Masked. 
 Disguised (spoken of intermittent fever 
 of the insidious form). 
 
 Laryng6,-e (Lahrehnzshd). Pertaining tp 
 the larynx. Laryngeal. 
 
 L. exteme, nerf (i. ehkstehrn, nehr). Ex- 
 ternal laryngeal nerve. 
 
 L. infSrieur, nerf (i. ehnfehreeShr, nehr).' 
 Inferior laryngeal nerve. Recurrent 
 nerve. 
 
 L. sup6rieur, nerf (L. supehreeihr, nehr). 
 Superior laryngeal nerve. 
 
 Laryngisme {Lahrehnzshiegm). Spasmodic 
 contraction of the muscles of the larynx. 
 Laryngismus. 
 
 Laryngite {LahrehnzsMet). Inflammation 
 of the larynx. Laryngitis. 
 
 L. striduleuse {L. streeduUhz). Spas- 
 modic croup. Laryngismus stridulus. 
 
 Laryngologie (LahrehngohlohzshSe). Lar- 
 jmgology. 
 
 Laryngo-pharyngieu, muscle (Lakrekngoh- 
 pakreknzskeeSkn, muskl). Inferior con- 
 strictor. 
 
 Laryngoscope (Lahrehngohskihp). A mirror 
 with a reflector for the examination of 
 the larynx. Laryngoscope. 
 
 Laiyngoscopie {Lakrekngokskokpie). The 
 use of the laryngoscope. Laryngoscopy. 
 
 Laryngoscopi^ue {LakrehngokskokpSek). 
 Laryngoscopic. 
 
 Laryngotomie {LahrehngohtohmSe). Lar- 
 yngotomy. 
 
 Larynx {Lakriknx). Larynx. 
 
 Lascif,-ive {Lahssief). Lascivious. 
 
 Lassitude (LaksseetUd). Lassitude. Weari- 
 ness. Weakness. 
 
 Latent,-e (Lahtdhn). Latent. Concealed. 
 
 Lateral, -e (Laktekrdkl). Lateral. 
 
 Lateralisee, mgthode (Laktekrakleezd, 
 mektdkd). Lateral cystotomy or litho- 
 tomy. 
 
 Lat€ro-dorsale, (Laktekrok-dokrsdhl). Lat- 
 erodorsaL 
 
 Lateroflexion (Lahtehrohfiekxeedkn). Lat- 
 ero-flexion. 
 
 Lateropulsion (Laktekrokpulssidn). A tend- 
 ency to fall to one side (in cerebellar 
 diseases). 
 
 Latitude (LakteeMd). Latitude. 
 
 Latrines (,Lahtrien). Water-closet. Privy. 
 Latrines. 
 
 Laudanum (Lokdakndkm). Laudanum 
 (Sydenham's). Compound opium wine. 
 
 L. de Rousseau (L. deh Roossdk). Fer- 
 mented tinctura opii. Rousseau's drops. 
 
 Laurier (Lokreed). Laurel. Sweet hay. 
 
 L.-cerise (L.-ssreez). Cherry-laurel. 
 
 Lavage (Lakvdkzsk). Washing out. Irri- 
 gation. Lavage. 
 
 Lavande {Lahvdknd). Lavender. Aroma- 
 tic plants. 
 
 Lavement (Lakvmdkn). Enema. Injec- 
 tion through anus.j 
 
L. gou 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lig 
 
 L. goutte £ goutte (£. goot ah goot). Mur- 
 phy drip. 
 
 Laxatif ,-ive (LoAfcsoftt^e/). Laxative. Mild 
 purgative. 
 
 Laxit€ (Lahkseetd). Laxity. 
 
 Lazaret {LakzahrSh) . Isolated building for 
 
 infectious disease. Field hospital. La- 
 
 vzaretto, quarantine establishment. 
 
 "LScithine (Lehsseetien). Lecithin. Patty 
 
 substance found in the brain, nerves, 
 
 bile and from yolk of egg. 
 
 L€gal,-e (Lehgdhl). Leg^. 
 
 Legitime (Lehzsheeteim). Legitimate. 
 
 Legume (LehgUm). Vegetable. 
 
 Legumineuses {Lehgumeeniha). Legumi- 
 nous plants. 
 
 L€gun)ineuz,-euse (Ligumeenik). Legu- 
 minous. 
 
 L6nitif,-ive (LekneetSef). Emollient. Laxa- 
 tive. Lenitive. 
 
 Lent,-e (Lakn). Slow. 
 
 Lenticulaire (Leknteehvlikr). Having the 
 form of a lens. Lenticular. 
 
 L., ganglion {L., gahngleedkn). Ophthalmic 
 ganglion. 
 
 L., noyau (Z>., nooaky6k) Nucleus lenti- 
 cularis. Extraventricular portion of 
 corpus striatum. 
 
 L., OS (£., okss). Orbicular bone. 
 
 Lentigo (LaknteegSk). Freckle. Lentigo. 
 
 LentiUe (Lahntie). Glass cut in the form 
 of a lens. Lens, magnifying glass. 
 
 L€ontiasis (,Lekoknteeakzees). Symmetrical 
 hypertrophy of the bones of face and 
 skull giving a lion-like expression of the 
 face. Leontiasis. 
 
 LSpre (Lekpr). Leprosy. 
 
 L€preux,-euse (Lekprgk). Leprous. 
 
 Leptom^ningite (Lekpiohmekneknzskiet) . 
 Inflammation of the pia-mater. Lepto- 
 meningitis. 
 
 LeptothiK (Lekpioktrieks). A variety^ of 
 bacteria of the Trichomycetes family. 
 Found in human mouth. Leptothrix. 
 
 Lesion (Lekzeedkn). Lesion. Injury. 
 Wound. 
 
 Lessive (LekssSev). Liquid containing in 
 solution potassium or sodiunj in ex- 
 cess. Lye. 
 
 L6thalite (Lektahleetd). Lethality. Fatal- 
 ity. Deadlines. Proportion _ of dead 
 to the number of patients (in Statis- 
 tics). 
 
 LItfaargie {LehtakrzsMe). Torpor. Drow- 
 siness. Lethargy. 
 
 L€thargique (LektkarzshSek). Lethargic. 
 
 Lethifgre (LekteefShr). Which carries 
 death. Lethal. Fatal. Deadly. 
 
 Leucemie (Lehsseemie). Leukemia. See 
 Leucocythemie. 
 
 Leucique, acide {Lehssiek, ahssSed). An 
 acid homologous with lactic acid. 
 
 Leucocyte (Lekkohssiet). White corpuscle 
 of blood. Leucocyte. Applied also to 
 
 lymphoid cells wherever found (in in- 
 flammations, etc.). 
 
 Leucocythemie (Lekkohsseetehmie). A con- 
 dition in which the leukopoietic con- 
 stituent of the blood forming tissues are 
 diseased. Leucocythemia. 
 
 Leucocytique (LekkohsseeUek). Leuko- 
 cytic. 
 
 Leucocytose (Lehkoksseetdkz) A condi- 
 tion with increased number of leucocytes 
 in the blood. 
 
 Leucomaine {Lekkohmakien). Decompo- 
 sition ijroduct of proteins. It includes 
 uric acid, creatinin, cholin and others. 
 Leukomain. 
 
 Leucoplasie {Lekkokplakzie). White spots 
 on the surface of the tongue which may 
 be point of origin of carcinoma. Leuko- 
 
 Leucorrhee (JLekkohri). White discharge 
 
 from female genitalia. Leucorrhea. 
 Leucorrheique (LekkohrekSek) . 
 
 Leucorrheic. 
 Levain (Lekvlkn). Leaven. Stale dough 
 
 used for making bread. 
 Levee (Lekvd). Act of lifting up. 
 Levier (Lekveed). Lever. 
 L.-cIef (L.-kUk). Apparatus to interrupt 
 
 or make the electrical current in a 
 
 circuit. 
 L. des accoucheurs (L. dehz akkooskShr). 
 
 Vectis. Iron bar to raise the head of 
 
 the foetus. 
 Levigation (X^ekveegahssidn). Porphyrisa- 
 
 tion. Trituration. Reduction of a 
 
 substance to minutest particles. 
 
 Levigation. 
 LSvogyre (LehvokzshSer). Turning the 
 
 Elane of polarized light to the left, 
 evogjrrous. Levorotatory. 
 
 L^vre {Lekvr). Lip. Border. Edge. 
 Labium (viilva, etc.). 
 
 Levrier {Lekoreed). Greyhound. 
 
 Levulose (Lekvnldkz). Ferment of fruit 
 stigar. 
 
 Levure (LekvUr). Yeast. Leaven. Paume 
 formed on the surface of beer in fer- 
 mentation. 
 
 Lezard (Lekzdkr). Lizard. 
 
 Lichen (LeeskSkn). Papular, dry, erup- 
 tion of the skin. A plant of cryptogam 
 class. 
 
 L. d'Islande (L. deesldknd). Iceland moss. 
 
 LiSge (LeeShzsk). Cork. 
 
 Lien {LeeShn). Ligature (wire), Thic 
 ligature. 
 
 Lierre (LeeShr). Ivy. 
 
 Lieu (LeeSk). Place. Site (of an opera- 
 tion). 
 
 LiSvre (Leeikvr). Hare. 
 
 Ligament (Leegakmdkn). Ligament. 
 
 Ligamenteuz,-euse (LeegakmakntSk). Liga- 
 mentous. 
 
 Ligature (LeegatUr). Ligatiure. 
 
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L. ani 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lit 
 
 L. animale (L. ahneemdhl). Catgut. 
 
 Ligne blanche (Leenu blahnsh). Linea 
 alba. Ligamentum longitudinale ab- 
 dominis. 
 
 Ligneuz,-euse (Leennih). Woody. Lig- 
 neous. 
 
 Ligule (LeegUl). Ligula. A species of 
 flat worms (Cestoidea). Thickening 
 (of epithelial cells) on the side of the 
 lower half of the floor of the 4th ventricle 
 of brain. 
 
 Lilas (Leeldk). Lilac. 
 
 Liliace,-e {Leeleeahssd). Pertaining to the 
 lily. 
 
 Limapon (LeemahssShu). Snail. Cochlea 
 (of the internal ear). 
 
 Limaille {Leeway). Filings. 
 
 Limbe (Leemb). Border. Limb (Biology) 
 
 Limbique {Leemb&ek). Marginal. Limbic. 
 
 L., Lobe (£., Lohb). Limbic Lobe (Brain) 
 consisting of the superior occipito- 
 temporal convolution, septum lucidum, 
 fornix, cornu ammonis, fascia dentata, 
 median and lateral longitudinal strise 
 and the peduncles of the corpus callosum. 
 
 Lime (Leem). File. 
 
 Limitant, e (Leemeetahn). Limiting. 
 
 Limite (Leemeet). Limit. Boundary. 
 
 Limon (Leemdhn). Mud. Clay. Slime. 
 Lemon. 
 
 Limonade (Leemohndhd). Lemonade. 
 
 Limosien,-ne (Leemohzeeehn). Pertaining 
 to swamps. 
 
 Limpide (Lehnp^ed). Clear. Limpid. 
 
 Lin {Lehn). Flax. 
 
 L. farine de (L. fahrSen deh). Linseed. 
 
 L. graine de (L. grehnu deh). Linseed. 
 
 Linace,-e (Leenahsd). Pertaining to flax. 
 
 Linaire (LeenShr). Flax- weed. 
 
 Lineaire {Leenehihr). Linear. 
 
 Lingual, -e (Lehngvdhl). Lingual. Tongue- 
 like. 
 
 L., nerf (£. nehr). Lingual or gustatory 
 nerve (branch) of the inferior maxillary 
 nerve. 
 
 L., OS (L. ohss). Hyoid bone. 
 
 Linguistique (LehngveesUek). Compara- 
 tive study of language. 
 
 Liniment (Leeneemdhn). Liniment. 
 
 L. ammoniacal (L. ahmohneeahkdhl). Lini- 
 ment of ammonia. Volatile liniment. 
 
 L. camphre (L. kahmfrd). Camphorated 
 oil. 
 
 L. volatil camphre (L. vohlahteel kahmfrd) 
 Compound liniment of camphor. 
 
 Lint (Lehnt). Lint. 
 
 Liparolg (Leepahrohld). Preparation con- 
 sisting of union of fatty and medicinal 
 substances. 
 
 Lipoide (Leepohied). Substances of pro- 
 toplasm such as lecithin, cholesterin, 
 cerebrin, etc. They _ are soluble in 
 solvents of fats. Lipoid. 
 
 80 
 
 Lipomateux,-euse (LeepohmahtSh). Lipo- 
 matous. Fatty. 
 
 Lipomatose (Leepohmahtdhs). Abnormal 
 deposits of fat. Patty degeneration. 
 
 Lipome (Leepdhm). Fatty tumor. Lipoma. 
 
 Lippitude {Leepeet4d). Marginal bleph- 
 aritis due to hypersecretion of sebaceous 
 glands. Blear-eyedness. 
 
 Liquefaction (Leekehfahkssiin). Liquefac- 
 tion. Reduction to a liquid state. 
 
 Liquefiable {Leekehfeedhbl). Liquefiable. 
 
 Liqueur {LeeHhr). Solution. Liquor. 
 
 L. d'acetate de potasse (L. dahssehtakt deh 
 pohtdhss). Solution of potassium acetate. 
 
 L. de carbonate de potasse (L. deh kahr- 
 hohndht deh pohtdhss). Solution of 
 potassium carbonate. 
 
 L. de nitrate de mercure {L. deh neetrdht 
 deh mehrkHr). Acid solution of mercury 
 nitrate. 
 
 L. de potasse caustique (L. deh pohtdhss 
 kohst&ek). Solution of caustic potash. 
 
 L. de Van Swieten (L. deh Van Swieten) 
 Solution of perchloride of mercury. 
 
 Liquid (LeekSed). Liquid. 
 
 L. amniotique (L. ahmneeohtiek). Amni- 
 otic fluid. The waters. 
 
 Liquidite [Leekeedeetd). Fluidity. 
 
 Liquor sanguinis (Leekdhr sahngeenSes). 
 Blood-plasma. 
 
 Lis (Lee). Lily. 
 
 Lisere,-e (Leezrd). Having a border. 
 
 Liseron (Leezrdhn). Bindweed. Convol- 
 vulus. 
 
 Lister, pansement de (Lister, pahnsmdhn 
 deh.) Lister's dressing. 
 
 Lit (Lee). Bed. 
 
 L. d'eau (L. doh). Water bed. 
 
 L. de I'ongle (L. deh lohngl). Nail bed. 
 
 L. de travail (L. deh trahvahy). Obstetric 
 bed. 
 
 Litharge (Leetdhrzsh). Oxyde of lead. 
 Litharge. 
 
 Lithiase (Leeteedhz). Formation of cal- 
 careous concretions in urinary, biliary 
 passages, etc. Lithiasis. 
 
 Lithiasique (Leeteeahzeek). Lithiasic. 
 
 Lithique, acide (Leeteek, ahss&ed). Uric or 
 lithic acid. 
 
 Lithium (LeeteeShm). Lithium. Metallic 
 alcaline element belonging to the class 
 of sodium and potassium. 
 
 Lithogenese (Leetohzshehnihz). Formation 
 of calcareous deposits. 
 
 Lithogenie (Leetohzshehnie). Formation of 
 calcareous deposits. 
 
 Litholabe (Leetohldhb). Instrument to 
 seize a calculus in the bladder. 
 
 Litholapaxie (Leetohlahpahksie). Crushing 
 a calculus in the bladder. Bigelow's 
 operation. 
 
 Lithotome (Leetohtdhm), Knife for litho- 
 tomy. 
 
Lit 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Lux 
 
 Lithotomie (Leetohtohmie). Removal of 
 vesical calculus by cutting into the 
 bladder. 
 
 Lithotriteur (Leetohtreetihr). Instrument 
 to crush a stone in the bladder. 
 
 Lithotritie {Leetotreessie). The operation 
 _ of crushing a stone in the bladder. 
 
 Livide (Leevied). Color of lead. Livid. 
 
 Lixiviation (LeekseeveeahssiSn). Pharma- 
 ceutical process of obtaining alkaline 
 salts or lye. 
 
 Lobaire (Lohbihr). Lobar. 
 
 Lohe (Lohb). Lobe. A projecting rounded 
 portion of an organ (brain, etc.). 
 
 L. anonyme du foie {L. ahnohniem du 
 foodh). The quadrate lobe of the liver. 
 
 L. carre du foie (£. kahrd du foodh). The 
 quadrate lobe of the liver. 
 
 L. de Spiegel {L. deh Spiegel). The 
 posterior frontal projection of the 
 liver. 
 
 Lobe,-e (Lohbd). Lobed. 
 
 Lobelia (Lohbehlee). Lobelia. Indian to- 
 bacco used in spasmodic asthma. 
 
 Lobulaire (JLohbuUhr). Lobular. 
 
 Lobule (Lohbiil). Lobule. 
 
 Lobule,-e (Lohbuld). Lobvilated. Which 
 is divided in lobules. 
 
 Lobulisation {Lohbuleezahssidn). Lobuliza- 
 tion. 
 
 Local,-e (Lohkdhl). Local. 
 
 L.e, afiection {L.e, ahfekkssidn). Disease 
 limited to an organ or to an area. 
 
 Localisateur (Lohkahleezahtehr). Instru- 
 ment for locating foreign bodies in 
 tissues. 
 
 Localisation {Lohkahleezahssidn). Deter- 
 mination of an anatomical seat whose 
 function corresponds to given clinical 
 manifestations. 
 
 Lochies (Lohshee). Discharge following a 
 confinement. 
 
 Locomoteur, trice (Lohkohmohtehr). Loco- 
 motor. 
 
 Locomotrice, ataxic (LohkohmohtrSess, ah- 
 tahksee). Locomotor ataxia. Tabes. 
 
 Locus (Lohkiiss). Spot. Place. Locus. 
 
 Lege (Lohzsh). A cell. Cavity. 
 
 Logique (LohzshSek). Logical. 
 
 Loi (Loodh). Law. 
 
 Lombago (Lohmbahgdh). Lumbago. 
 
 Lombaire (Lohmbehr). Lumbar. 
 
 Lombes (Lohmb). Region which forms 
 the posterior wall of the abdomen. 
 Loins. 
 
 Lombo-abdominal, muscle (Lohmbok-ahb- 
 dohmeendhl, muskl). Transversalis ab- 
 dominis muscle. 
 
 L. -costal, m. (L.-kohsidhl, m.). Serratus 
 posticus inferior m. 
 
 L.-costo-trachelien, m. {L.-kohstoh-trah- 
 shehleeShn, m.). Sacro-lumbalis m. 
 
 L.-dorso-t., m. (L.-dohrsoh-t., m.). Longis- 
 simus dorsi m. 
 6 
 
 L. -humeral, m. (L.-umehrdhl, m.). Longis- 
 simus dorsi m. 
 
 L.-sacre, nerf (L.-sahkrd, nehr). Lumbo- 
 sacral n.; terminal branch of lumbar 
 plexus. 
 
 L m b r i c (LohmbrSek). Earth-worm. 
 Lumbricus. 
 
 Lombrical,-e (Lohmbreekdhl). Vermiform. 
 Lumbrical. 
 
 Lombricaux, muscles {LohmbreekSh, muskl). 
 Lumbricales muscles; name of four small 
 muscles of hands and feet. 
 
 Long du ecu, muscle {Lohn du koo, muskl). 
 Longus coli muscle. 
 
 L. dorsal, muscle (i. dohrsdhl, muskl). 
 Longissimus dorsi muscle. 
 
 L. du dos, muscle (L. du doh, m.). Longis- 
 simus dorsi muscle. 
 
 Longevite (Lohnzshehveetd). Longevity. 
 
 Looch (Lohdhsh). Electuary. Liquid drug 
 of the consistency of thick syrup. 
 
 Loquacite (Lohkahsseetd). Loquacity. 
 
 Lordose (Lohrddhz). Lordosis. Curvature 
 of the spinal column with convexity 
 forward. 
 
 Lotion (Lohssidn). Lotion. Liquid used 
 for washing the body. 
 
 Louche (Loosh). Turbid (liquid). Squint- 
 eyed. Suspicious. 
 
 Louchement (Looshmdhn). Passage of a 
 clear liquid to a turbid state. 
 
 Loup (Loo). Wolf. 
 
 Loupe. (Loop). Lens, magnifying glass. 
 Sebaceous tumor. 
 
 Lubrif action (Lubreefahkssidn). Lubrica- 
 tion. 
 
 Lubrifier (Lubreefeed). To lubricate. 
 
 Lucide (Lusseed). Lucid. 
 
 Lucidite (Lusseedeetd). Lucidity. 
 
 Lues (Luihss). Syphilis. 
 
 Luette (LuM). tJvula. 
 
 Lueur (Lu6hr). Gleam. 
 
 Luisant,e (Lueezdhn). Shining. Glisten- 
 ing. 
 
 Lumbago (Lohmbahgdh). Lumbago. 
 
 Lumiere (Lumeeehr). Light. 
 
 Lumineux,-euse (Lumeeneh). Luminous. 
 
 Lunaire, caustique (Lunehr, kohsteek). 
 Lunar caustic; nitrate of silver. 
 
 Lunatique (IrKreateefe). Of unsound mind. 
 Lunatic. 
 
 Lune (Lun). Moon. 
 
 Lunettes (LunSht). Spectacles. Telescope. 
 
 Lunule {Luniil). Light semilunar portion 
 of the nail. Lunula. 
 
 Lupuline [LupuUenn). Yellowish powder 
 obtained from the fruit of hops. Lupu- 
 line. 
 
 Lupus (Lup-iiss). Disease of the skin 
 (tubercular). Lupus. 
 
 Luteine {Lutehien). Lutein. Chief sub- 
 stance of the corpora lutea (in ovaries). 
 
 Luxation (Luksahssion). Dislocation. Lux- 
 ation. 
 
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Lye 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Lys 
 
 Lycopode (Leekohpdhd). Club moss. Yel- 
 lowish powder used to cover pills or 
 as an absorbent application to ex- 
 coriated surfaces. 
 
 Lycorexie {LeekohrehhsSe). Excessive 
 appetite. 
 
 Lymphadenite {Lehnfahdehniet). Inflam- 
 mation of a lymphatic gland. 
 
 Lymphadgnome (Lehnfahdehnihm). Lym- 
 phoma. Tumor found in lymphatic 
 glands and generalized in other organs. 
 It is rnultiple and is also called Hodg- 
 kin's disease or pseudoleukocythemia. 
 
 Lymphan glome (Lehnfahnzsheedhm) . 
 Tumor consisting of lymphatic vessels. 
 
 Lymphangite (LehnfahnzshSet). Inflamma- 
 tion of lymphatic vessels. Lymph- 
 angitis. 
 
 Lymphatiques, vaisseauz (LehnfahntSek) 
 vessdh). Lymphatics. 
 
 Lymphe (Lehnf). Lymph. 
 
 Lymphoide (Lehnf ohSed). Pertaining to 
 or resembling lymph or lymphatic 
 vessels. 
 
 Lymphome (Lehnf dhm). Tumor, consist- 
 ing of elements of lymphatic glands. 
 
 Lypgmanie (LeepehmahnSe). Lypemania. 
 Melancholia. 
 
 Lyre (Leer). Triangular space between 
 the posterior pillars of the fornix, filled 
 up by white matter. 
 
 Lysis (LeezSes). Gradual decrease of fever 
 in diseases. Lysis. 
 
 Lysol (LeezBhl). Lysol. An antiseptic, 
 consisting of a brownish syrupy prepa- 
 ration made from coal tar products. 
 
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Mac 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 M. fra 
 
 M 
 
 Maceration (Mahssehrahssidn). Macera- 
 tion. Soaking of a substance in a 
 liquid in order to separate the soluble 
 elements, or to facilitate separation of 
 some elements from others. 
 
 Mac€re,-e (Mahssehrie). Macerated. 
 
 Mftcher (Mahshd). To masticate. 
 
 Machiaalj-e {Mahsheendhl). Mechanical. 
 Automatic. 
 
 Machine {Mahshien). Machine. 
 
 MSchoire (,Mahskoodhr). Maxilla. Jaw. 
 
 Machonnement (Makshohnmdhn). 
 Mumbling action of the jaws. 
 
 M^chure (Mahshiir). Shreds in wounds 
 caused by bites or crushing. 
 
 Macrocephale (Mahkrohssehfdhl). Who 
 has a large head. 
 
 Macroc]rte (Mahkrohsseet). Abnormally 
 large red blood corpuscle. 
 
 Macrodactylie {MahkrohdahkteeUe). Ab- 
 normally large fingers or toes. 
 
 MacroencephaUe {MahkrohahnssehfahUe). 
 Enlargement or hypertrophy - of the 
 brain. 
 
 Macroglossie (Mahkrohglohssge). Hyper- 
 trophy of the tongue. 
 
 Macromelie {MahkrohmehUe). Enlarge- 
 ment or hypertrophy of the spinal 
 cord. 
 
 Macrophage (Makkrohfdhzsh). Large 
 phagocyte which absorbs other cells. 
 
 Macropsie {Mahhrohpsie) . When all ob- 
 jects appear large to the eye. 
 
 Macroscopique (Mahkrohskohpiek). Of 
 gross appearance and when objects can 
 be seen with naked eye. 
 
 Macrostomie {Mahkrohstohmie). _ A de- 
 formity of the -mouth in which the 
 angles of the mouth extend far out- 
 ward. A variety of harelip. 
 
 Macula lutea (Mahkuldh lutehdh). Yellow 
 spot of retina. 
 
 Maculaire (Mahkuldh). Macular. 
 
 Macule (,Mahk4l). Spot. 
 
 Macule,-e {Mahkuld). Maculated. Spot- 
 ted. 
 
 Maculeuz,-euse {Mahkrdeh). Maculous. 
 
 Magistere (Mahzeheestihr). Anjr specially 
 important medicinal preparation, poss- 
 essing extraordinary virtues. 
 
 Magistral, -e (Mahzsheestrdhl). Specially 
 prepared medicines (extemporaneous). 
 
 Magma (Mahgmdh). Sediment. Resi- 
 duum after water has been removed. 
 
 MagnSsie (Mahgnehzie). Magnesia. 
 
 M. calcinSe (M. kahlsseend). Oxyde of 
 magnesia. 
 
 Ma^n@sium (Mahgnehzeedhm). Magne- 
 sium._ A white metal easily oxidized in 
 the air and reach in chemical rays. It 
 is present, besides the mineral kingdom, 
 also in animal and vegetable organisms. 
 
 Magnetique {Mahgnehtieh). Magnetic. 
 Having the properties of a magnet. 
 
 Magnetiser (Mahgnehteezd). To magnet- 
 ize. To hypnotize. 
 
 MagnStiseur (Mahgnehteezihr). Person 
 who hypnotizes. 
 
 Magnetisme (MagnehUesm). The power 
 of a magnet. Power of attracting. 
 Study of magnet. 
 
 Maigre (Mehgr). Deficient in fat. Thin. 
 Lean. 
 
 M., faire {M., fehr). To fast. 
 
 Maigreur (MehgrShr). Thinness. Lean- 
 ness. 
 
 Maille (Mdhee). Mesh of capUlaries or 
 other anatomical elements. 
 
 Maillot [Maheedh). Swaddling clothes. 
 
 M. humide {M. umied). Wet pack. 
 
 M. sec (M. ssehk). Dry pack. 
 
 Main (Mehn). Hand. 
 
 M. bote (Af. boht). Club-hand. 
 
 Mais (MaMe). Maize. Indian corn. 
 
 Maison (Mehzdhn). Home. 
 
 M. d'accouchment (M. dahkooshmdhu). 
 Lying-in-home. 
 
 M. d'alieu€s {M. dahleeehnd). Lunatic 
 asylum. 
 
 M. de sante {M. de sahntd). Lunatic 
 asylum. 
 
 M. mortuaire (M. mohrtuihr). Mortuary. 
 
 Mai (MaM). Evil. Disease. Pain. 
 
 M. des Allemands {M. dehzahlmdhn). 
 Syphilis. 
 
 M. des ardents (M. dehzahrddhn). Epi- 
 demic gangrenous disease of the Middle 
 Ages. 
 
 M. d'a venture (M. dahvahutiir). Whitlow. 
 
 M. des Barbades (M. deh Bahrbdhd). 
 Elephantiasis. 
 
 M. caduc {M. kahdak). Epilepsy. 
 
 M. de coeuT (if. deh kehr). Nausea. 
 
 M. curial (M. kureedU). Syphilis. 
 
 M. des Chretiens {M. dehkrehteeehn). 
 Syphilis. 
 
 M. de dents {M. deh dahn). Toothache. 
 
 M. divin {M. deevihn). Epilepsy. 
 
 M. d'enfant (M. dahnfdhn). Labor pain. 
 
 M. espagnol {M.ehspahnndhl). Syphilis. 
 
 M. d'estomac {M. dehstohmdh). Stomach- 
 ache. 
 
 M. de foie (M. deh foodh). Cachexia. 
 
 M. traafsds (M. frahnssih). Syphilis. 
 
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M.de 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mai 
 
 M. de gorge {M. deh gohrzsh). Sore 
 throat. Angina. 
 
 M. de hanche [M. deh ahnsh). Coxalgia. 
 
 M. haut,(if. oA). Epilepsy. 
 
 M. de langue {M. deh lahng). Anthrax of 
 the tongue. 
 
 M. de lime {M. deh lunn). Periodic 
 ophthalmia. 
 
 M. de michoire {M. deh mahshoodhr). 
 Trismus. 
 
 M. de Melada (M. deh Mehlahddh). 
 Pellagra. 
 
 M. deh mer (M. deh mehr). Sea-sick- 
 ness. 
 
 M. de montagne (Af. deh mohntdnn). 
 Mountain sickness. 
 
 M. de mort {M. deh mohr). Leprosy. 
 
 M. de Naples {M. deh Nahpl). Syphilis. 
 
 M. de neige (M. deh nehzsh). The 
 irresistible longing for sleep felt by 
 travelers in the snow. 
 
 M. noir {M. noodhr). Anthrax. Charbon. 
 
 M. d'oreiUes (M. dohrdy). Otitis. 
 
 M. du pays (M. du pchee). Nostalgia. 
 
 M., petit {M. ptee). Minor epilepsy. 
 
 M. de Pott {M. deh Poht). Pott's disease. 
 Tubercular condition of vertebras. 
 
 M. de reins {M. deh rehn). Lumbago. 
 
 M. sacr€ (M. sahkrd). Epilepsy. 
 
 M. de sommeil {M. deh ssohmdy). Sleep- 
 ing sickness. 
 
 M. St.-Antoine (Af. St.-Ahntoodhnn). 
 Erysipelas. 
 
 M. de Job {M. deh Zshohb). Syphilis. 
 
 M. de St. Lazare (M. deh St.-Lahzdhr) . 
 Elephantiasis. 
 
 M. de Siam {M. deh Seedhm). Yellow 
 fever. 
 
 M. de tete {M. deh teht). Headache. 
 
 M. des Turcs (Af. deh Turk). Syphilis. 
 
 Malacie {Mahlahssee). Malacia. Morbid 
 softening of tissues. 
 
 Malade (Mahldhd). Sick. Patient. Un- 
 well 
 
 Maladie (Mahlahdee). Disease. 
 
 M. d'Addison (M. dahdeessdhn) . Addi- 
 son's disease. Caused by a tubercular 
 condition of the adrenals. Character- 
 ized by prostration, anemia and bronze- 
 like pigmentation of the skin. 
 
 M. de Bazedow {M. deh Bazedow). Ex- 
 ophthalmic goiter. 
 
 M. bleue (M. bleh). Cyanosis. 
 
 M. bronzee {M. brohnzd). See M. d'- 
 Addison. 
 
 M. de Bright (M. deh Bright). Bright's 
 disease. , 
 
 M. carbonculaire (Af. hahrbohnkuUhr). 
 
 ^'Anthrax. 
 
 M. de Cruveilhier (Af. deh Kruvehleed). 
 Gastric ulcer. 
 
 M. essentielle (Af. essahnsseeShl). A 
 disease that does not depend on any 
 other. 
 
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 M. de Kaposi (Af. deh Kaposi). Xero- 
 derma. Disease of the sHn character- 
 ized by extreme dryness. 
 
 M. de Landry (Af. deh Lakndrie). An 
 organic nervous disease characterized by 
 a progressive ascending paralysis of the 
 extremities. 
 
 M. de Meniere (Af. deh Mehneeihr). 
 MfoiSre's disease. Characterized by 
 attacks of vertigo, nausea and vomiting. 
 Due to a disease of the vestibular 
 pathways. 
 
 M. de Parkinson (Af. deh Parkinson). 
 Paralysis agitans. 
 
 M. du pays (Af. du pehee). Nostalgia. 
 
 M. de poitrine (Af. deh pooahtrSen). 
 Phthisis. 
 
 M. sacree (Af. sahkrd). Epilepsy. 
 
 M. saturnine (Af. sahturnien). Disease 
 due to lead poisoning. 
 
 M. de Siam {M. deh Seedhmn). Yellow 
 fever. 
 
 M. venerienne (Af. vehnehree&hnn). Ven- 
 ereal disease. 
 
 Maladif,-ive (MahlahdSef). Sickly. Un- 
 healthy. 
 
 Malaire (MahlShr). Relating to the cheek. 
 Malar. Zygomatic. 
 
 M., OS (Af. ohss). Malar bone. Cheek 
 bone. 
 
 Malaise (MahUhz). Indisposition. Mal- 
 aise. 
 
 Malaria (Mahlahreedh). Malaria. Marsh 
 poison. Due to a blood parasite. 
 
 Malarique (Mahlahreek). Malarial. 
 
 Malazer (Mahlahksd). To kneed. To 
 apply massage. 
 
 Malconformation (Mahlkohnfohrmahssidn). 
 Malformation. 
 
 Male (Mahl). Male. 
 
 Maleate (Mahlehdht). Maleate. A salt 
 of malic acid. 
 
 Malefice (Mahlehfiess). Witchcraft. 
 
 Maleinique (Mahleheeneek). Maleic. 
 
 Malformation (Mahlfohrmahssidn). Mal- 
 formation. 
 
 Malignite {Mahleegneetd). Malignancy. 
 Grave character of a disease. 
 
 Malin,-igne {MahUhn). Malignant. 
 
 Malique {MahUek). Malic (acid, etc.) 
 
 Malleabilite {Mahlehahbeeleetd). Malle- 
 ability. 
 
 Malleable (Mahlehdhbl). Malleable. Ca- 
 pacity of being extended by rolling, 
 pulling, etc. 
 
 Malleaire (Mahlehihr). Pertaining to the 
 malleus. 
 
 Malleolaire {Mahlehohlihr). Malleolar. 
 
 Malleole (Mahlehdhl). Ankle. Malleolus. 
 
 Malsain,-e {Mahlsihn). Unhealthy. 
 
 Malt (Mahlt). Malt. Grain (barley, etc.) 
 which became sweet through a process 
 of artificial germination converting 
 
Mai 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mas 
 
 starch into sugar. It contains dextrin 
 and maltose. 
 
 Maltine {Mahltien). Maltine. The active 
 substance of malt. 
 
 Mamelle (Mahmihl). Breast. 
 
 Mamelon (Mahmldhn). Nipple. 
 
 Mamelonne,-e (Mahmlohnd). Having ele- 
 vations. 
 
 Mamillaire (Mahmeelihr). Having the 
 form of a nipple. 
 
 Mamillaires, eminences (M., ehmeendhns). 
 Mamillary bodies, which at the base 
 of the brain in front of the crura cerebri 
 appear as two small pea-shaped nodules. 
 
 Mammaire {MahmShr). Which concerns 
 the breasts. 
 
 M. exteme, artere {M. ehksUhrn, ahrtehr). 
 Mammary artery (external). 
 
 M. interne, a. {M. ehntehrn, a.). Mam- 
 mary artery (internal). 
 
 Mammiferes (MahmeefShr). Mammalia. 
 The highest group of vertebrates which 
 suckle their young. 
 
 Manchette {MahnshM). Circularskinflap. 
 
 Manchot {Mahnshdh). Who is deprived of 
 a portion or of one arm. 
 
 Mandibule {MahndeebUl). Inferior maxilla. 
 
 Mandrin (MahndrShn). Stylet of a flexible 
 catheter. 
 
 Manganese (MahngahnShz). Manganese. 
 Metallic element. 
 
 Manganeux,-euse (MahngahnSh). Mang- 
 anous. 
 
 Mangeur,-euse (MahnzshShr). Eater. 
 
 Maniac (Mahneedhk). Maniacal. 
 
 Maniaque {Mahneedhk). Maniacal. 
 
 Manicome {Mahneekdhm). Lunatic 
 asylum. 
 
 Manie (MahnSe). Mania. Persistent 
 habit. 
 
 Maniement (Mahneemdhu). Handling. 
 
 Manifestation (Mahneefehstahssidn) . 
 Manifestation. 
 
 Manipulation (Mahneepulahssidn). Ex- 
 ecution of various manual movements. 
 Manipulation. 
 
 Manipule {MahneepUl). Handful. 
 
 Manne (Mahnn). Manna. Concrete ex- 
 udation of Fraxinus Omus or F. Ro- 
 tundifolia. Mild laxative. 
 
 Mannequin {Mahnnkihn). Mannikin. 
 Phantom. 
 
 Mannite {Mahniet). An alcohol derived 
 from manna. 
 
 Manometre {MahnohmMr). Apparatus 
 for measuring the density and elastic 
 force of gases or liquids (cerebro-spinal 
 fluid, etc.). 
 
 Manometrique {Mahnohmehtr&ek). Mano- 
 metric. 
 
 Mauteau (MahntSh). Mantle. Cover. 
 
 Manubrium (Mahnubreedhm). Handle. 
 Triangular bony portion of the upper 
 part of sternum. 
 
 Manuel,-Ie (Mahnuihl). Manual. 
 
 M. operatoire (M. ohpehrahtoodhr). What 
 
 is performed by the surgeon during an 
 
 operation. 
 Manuluve [MahnuMv). Hand bath. 
 Maquereau (Mahkrdh). Mackerel. 
 Marais (MahrSh). Marsh. Swamp. 
 Maranta (Mahrahntdh). Arrow-root. 
 Marasme (Mahrdhzm). Marasmus. Ex- 
 treme emaciation. 
 Marbre (Mahrbr). Marble. 
 Marc (Mahrk). Residuum left after ex- 
 pression of fruits, of oil from seeds, 
 
 after extraction of vegetable drugs. 
 Marche {Mahrsh). Walk. Gait. 
 
 Progress. 
 Marcheur (MahrshShr). Pedestrian. 
 Mare (Mahr). Pond of stagnant water. 
 Marecageux,-euse {MahrehkahzshSh). 
 
 Swampy. Marshy. 
 Maree (Mahrd). Tide. 
 Margarine {Mahrgahr&en). A glycerine 
 
 ester of margaric acid. 
 Marge (Mahrzsh). Margin. Border. 
 
 Edge. 
 Marginal,-e (Mahrzsheendhl). Placed on 
 
 the edge. Marginal. 
 Marguerite (Mahrggehreet). Daisy. 
 Maringouin {Mahrehngooehn). Mosquito. 
 
 Culex ferox. 
 Mariotte, tache de (Mahreedht, tahsh deh). 
 
 Blind spot of the retina. 
 Maritime (Mahreetiem). Maritime. 
 Marmelade {Mahrmldhd). Marmalade. 
 Marmite (Mahrmeet). Saucepan. Pot. 
 Marque {Mahrk). Cicatrix. Mark. 
 Marrube blanc {MahrUb blahn). Hore- 
 
 hound. 
 Mars {Mahrss). Mars. Iron. 
 Marsupial,-e (Mahrsupeedhi). Pouched. 
 Marsupialisation (Mahrsupeeahleezah- 
 
 ssidn). Production of a cavity cir of a 
 
 pouch (in surgery). 
 Marteau (Mahrtdh). Hammer-bone of 
 
 the ear. Malleu. 
 Martial,-e (Mahrteedhl). Ferruginous. 
 Masque (Mahsk). Expression of the 
 
 face. 
 Massage (Mahssdhzsh). Massage. 
 Masse (Mahss). Mass. Agglomeration 
 
 of ingredients. Paste to be put up in 
 
 piUs. 
 Masser {Massd). To practice massage. 
 Masseter, muscle {MahssehUhr muskl). 
 
 Masseter muscle. 
 Masseur,-euse (Mahssehr). Who prac- 
 tices massage. 
 Massif,-ive {Mahsseef). Massive. Bulky. 
 Mastic (Mahsteek). Mastic. A resinous 
 
 exudation of Pistacia lentiscus. 
 Masticateur, nerf {Mahsteekahtihr nehr). 
 
 The motor branch of the trigeminus n. 
 Mastication {Mahsteekahssidn). Chewing. 
 
 Mastication. 
 
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Mas 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Med 
 
 Mastite (Mahsteet). Inflammation of the 
 breast. Mastitis. 
 
 Mastodynie {MahstohdeenSe). Neuralgic 
 pain in the breast. Mastodynia. 
 
 Mastoide, apophyse {Mahstohied ahpohfiez). 
 Mastoid process of the temporal bone. 
 
 Mastoi[dien,-ne {Mahstoheedeeihn). Mas- 
 toidal. 
 
 Mastoidiennes, cellules (Mahstoheedeeihnn, 
 ssehlal). Cells of the mastoid process. 
 
 M., rainure {M. rehnilr). Digastric groove. 
 
 M., trou (M. troo). Mastoi foramen. 
 
 Mastoidite (MahstoheedSet). Inflammation 
 of the mastoid process. Mastoiditis. 
 
 Mastoido-auriculaire, muscle (Mahstoh- 
 eedoh-ohreekulehr, muskl). Retrahens 
 aurem muscle. 
 
 M.-genien, m. (M.-zshehneeShn, m.). Di- 
 gastric muscle. 
 
 Masturbation (Mahsturbahssidn). Mas- 
 turbation. Self-abuse. Onanism. 
 
 Mat,-e (Mah). Dull (sound). 
 
 Mate (Mahtd), Paraguay tea. 
 
 Mateine (MahtehSen). CafiEein extract 
 from mat6. 
 
 Matelat (Mahtldh). Mattress. 
 
 M. d'eau (if. doh). Water-bed. 
 
 Materialism {Mahtehreeahlelzm). Mate- 
 rialism. 
 
 Matemite (Mahtehrneetd). Maternity. 
 Lying-in-hospital. 
 
 Matico (Mahteekdh). Dried leaves of 
 Piper angustifolium. Used in catarrhal 
 conditions. 
 
 MatiSre (Mahteeihr). Matter. Sub- 
 stance. Pus. 
 
 M., ssalvines (M. ahlvSen). Excrements. 
 
 M. brute {M. brut). Raw material. 
 
 M. caseeuse (M. kahzeMhz). Cheesy 
 matter. 
 
 M. colorante (Jf. kohlohrdhnt). Coloring 
 matter. 
 
 M. medicate (Jlf. mehdeehdhl). Materia 
 medica. Pharmacognosis. 
 
 M. organizee (if. ohrgahneezd). Organ- 
 ized matter. 
 
 M. sstercoiales (if. stehrkohrdhl). Excre- 
 ments. 
 
 Matin {MahMn). Morning. 
 
 MatitS (Mahieetd). Dulness (sound on 
 percussion). 
 
 Matras (Mahtrdh). Matrass. Retort, 
 glass recipient (in chemistry). 
 
 Matrice (Mahtreess). Uterus. Womb. 
 
 M. unguSale (if. ungehdhl). Matrix of 
 the nail. 
 
 MaXtonefjiMahtrdhn). Midwife. 
 
 Maturation (Mahturahssidn). Ripening. 
 Maturation. 
 
 Mauvais,-;e (Mohveh). Bad. Injurious. 
 Evil. 
 
 Mauve (Mohii). Mallow. Lavender color. 
 
 Maxillaire {MahkseeUhr). Pertaining to 
 the jaw. Maxillary. 
 
 M. exteme, artere (if. ehksUhrn, ahrtihr). 
 
 Facial artery. 
 M. interne, a. (if. ehnUhrn, ahrUhr). 
 
 Internal maxillary artery. 
 M. inffirieur, os (if. ehnfehreeShr, ohss). 
 
 Inferior maxillary bone. Lower jaw. 
 M. superieur, os (M. supehreeShr, ohs). 
 
 Superior maxillary bone. Upper jaw. 
 Meable (Mehdhbl). Meable. 
 Meat {Mehdh). Orifice of a canal. 
 
 Meatus. 
 M. auditif (if. ohdeeUef). Auditory 
 
 meatus. 
 M. des fosses nasales (M. deh fohss 
 
 nahzdhl). Meatus of the nose. 
 M. de la trompe d'Eustache (M. deh lah 
 
 trohmp dehstdhsh). Pharyngeal opening 
 
 of Eustachian tube. 
 M. urinaire (if. ureenihr). Urinary 
 
 meatus. 
 MScanique (Mehkahniek). Mechanics. 
 
 Mechanical. 
 Mecanisme {MehkahnSezm). Mechanism. 
 
 Combination of the parts of a machine. 
 MScanotherapie (Mehkahnotehrahpee). 
 
 Treatment of diseases by mechanical 
 
 means. Mechanotherapy. 
 M^che (Mehsh). A drain of Unt or cotton 
 
 to keep wounds open. Wick of a lamp. 
 Meconium {Mehkohnee6hm)_. Material 
 
 accumulated in the intestinal canal of 
 
 the fcetus. Meconium. 
 Medecin (Mehdsehn). Physician. 
 M6decine {MehdsSen). Practice of medi- 
 cine. Drug. Medicament. 
 M. blanche (if. blahnsh). Potion with 
 
 magnesia. 
 M. noire {M. noodhr). Purgative potion 
 
 (senna, sodium sulphate, rhubarb, 
 
 manna). 
 M. legale (M. lehgdhl). Medical juris- 
 prudence. 
 M. operatoire {M. ohpehrahtoodhr). Study 
 
 of operative procedures and technic. 
 Median,-e (Mehdeedhn). Median, mesial. 
 M., nerf {M. nehr). Median'nerve. 
 Mediastin {MehdeeahsUhn). Mediastinum. 
 Mediat,-e \Mehdeedh). Mediate. 
 M€dical,-e [Mehdeehdhl). Pertaining to 
 
 medicine. Medical. 
 Medicament (Mehdeekahmdkn). Drug. 
 
 Medicament. 
 Medicamentation (Mehdeekahmahntahs- 
 
 sidn.) Prescribing remedies. Medica- 
 mentation. 
 Medicamente,-e (Mehdeekahmahntd). 
 
 Medicated. 
 Medicamenteuz,-euse (Mehdeekahmahn- 
 
 Uh). Medicamentous. 
 M6dicastre (Mehdeekdhstr). A quack. 
 Medication (Mehdeekahssidn). Adminis- 
 tration of remedies for a particular case. 
 
 Medication. 
 M6dicinal,-e (Mehdeesseendhl). Medicinal. 
 
Med 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Men 
 
 MSdico-lggal,-e {Mehdeekdh-lehg&M). 
 Medico-legal. 
 
 M.-psychologique {M.-pseekoMohzshiek). 
 Medico-psychological. 
 
 Medio -tar sienne, desarticulation {Meh- 
 deedh-tahrseeehm, dehzahrteekulahssidn) , 
 Chopart's operation, disarticulation at 
 the midtarsal region, leaving the cal- 
 caneum and astragalus. 
 
 Medius (Mehdeeiiss). The second finger. 
 
 M6dullaire (MehduUhr). Referable to 
 bone marrow or to the spinal cord. 
 Medullary. 
 
 Medulle {MehdUl). Medulla. 
 
 MedtiUocelles, tumeur a (Mehdulohssihl, 
 tumihrah). Myeloid tumor. 
 
 Megac€phale (Mehgahssehfdhl). Mega- 
 cephalous. 
 
 M€galocephale {Mehgahlohssehfahl). Me- 
 gacephcdous. 
 
 Megalocephalie (MehgahlohssehfahUe). 
 Megalocephalia. An abnormally large 
 head. 
 
 Megalodactylie {MehgaUohdahkteelSe). 
 Abnormally large fingers or toes. 
 
 Megalomanie {Mehgahlohmahnie). Mega- 
 lomania. 
 
 Megalopsie (MehgahiohpsSe). Condition 
 of the eyes when objects appear un- 
 usually large. 
 
 MSgalosplenie (MehgahlohsplehnSe). Un- 
 usually large spleen. 
 
 Megalote (Mehgahldht). Having large 
 ears. 
 
 MSgapode (Mehgahp6hd). Having large 
 feet. 
 
 Meibomius, glandes de {MabohmeeUss, 
 glahnd deh). Palpebral folhcles. Mei- 
 bomian glands. 
 
 Meissner, corpuscule de (MassnShr, kohr- 
 puskal deh). Tactile corpuscles. 
 
 M., plexus de {M., plehksiiss deh). Non- 
 medullated fibers with ganglia in the 
 submucous layer of the intestines. 
 
 M., ganglion de (M., gahngleedhn deh). 
 Non-medullated fibers with gangha in 
 the submucous layer of the intestins. 
 
 Melaena (Mehlehndh). Bloody feces. 
 Melena. 
 
 MSlancolie {MehlahnkohUe). Melan- 
 cholia. 
 
 Melancolique {MehlahnkohUek). Melan- 
 cholic. Sad. 
 
 Melanemie (Mehlahnehmie). When the 
 blood contains black pigment. Melan- 
 emia. ' 
 
 Melanine {MeUahneen). Black pigment 
 which is normally present in the skin, 
 hair and retina of some individuals, and 
 pathologically in the blood. 
 
 Melanique {Mehlahn4ek). Referable to 
 black pigment. 
 
 Melanodermie (MehlahnohdShrmie). Black 
 skin. 
 
 Mglanose (Mehlahndhz). Abnormal de- 
 posits of black pigment in the skin. 
 Melanosis. 
 
 MSlanotique {Mehlahnohtiek). Contain- 
 ing dark pigment. Melanotic. 
 
 MSlanurie {MehlahnurSe). Excessive ex- 
 cretion of black pigment in the urine. 
 Melanuria. 
 
 MSlasse {Mehl&hss). Molasses. 
 
 Melena {Mehlehndh). See Melsena. 
 
 M€lilot {Mehleeldh). MeUlotus. Sweet 
 clover. 
 
 MSlimelum (MehleemehUhm). Mixture of 
 honey and mucilage of quinces. 
 
 Melisse (MehUess). Balm-mint. Lemon- 
 balm. Melissa. 
 
 Mellanmdque {Mehlahnuriek). MeUan- 
 uric. 
 
 Melleole {Mehlehohld). Medicine com- 
 posed of honey and powder. Electuary. 
 
 MellifSre (MehleefShr). Melliferous. 
 
 Mellite de scille {MehUet deh sseey). 
 Oxymel of squill. 
 
 M. simple {M. sehmpl). Clarified honey. 
 
 Mellon {MehUhn). Mellon. 
 
 Melopastic {MehlohplahsUe). Plastic sur- 
 gery of the cheek. Meloplasty. 
 
 Membrane (Mahmbrdhnn). Membrane. 
 
 M. cerSljrales (M. ssehrehbrdhl). Meninges. 
 
 M. du corps vitre (,M. du kohr veetrd). 
 Hyaloid membrane. 
 
 M. du tympan (Jkf. du tehnpdhn). Mem- 
 brana tympani. 
 
 M. de Schneider (M. deh Schneider). 
 Olfactory membrane. 
 
 Membraneux,-euse {Mahmbrahnih) 
 Membranous. 
 
 Membre (Mahmbr). Limb. Member. 
 
 M. viril (if. veeriel). Penis. 
 
 MSmoire (Mehmoodhr). Memory. 
 
 Memorable (Mehmohrdhbl). Memorable. 
 
 Memoratif,-ive {MehmohrahMef). Recol- 
 lecting. 
 
 Memoration (Mehmohrahssidn). Memor- 
 izing. 
 
 Mgnagogue (Mehnahgdhg). Emmena- 
 gogue. 
 
 Meninges (Mehnehnzsh). Memnges. 
 
 MlningS,-e (Mehnehnzshd). Meningeal. 
 
 Meningite (MehnehnzshSet). Meningitis. 
 
 Meningocele {MehnehngohssM). Hernia 
 of the meninges. Meningocele. 
 
 MSningo-encephalite (Mehnehngoh-ahn- 
 sehfahliet). Meningo-encephalitis. In- 
 flammation of the brain and its mem- 
 branes. 
 
 M.-myelite (M.-meeehlSet). Meningo-mye- 
 litis. Inflammation of the spinal cord 
 and its membranes. 
 
 M.-myelocele (M.-meeehlohssehl). Hernia 
 of the spinal cord and its membranes. 
 
 Menisque (Mehniesk). A lens with a 
 concavity on one side and convexity on 
 the other. 
 
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Men 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Met 
 
 Menopause (Mehnohpdhz). Menopause. 
 Climacteric period. 
 
 Menorrhagie (Mehnohrahzshee). Excess- 
 ive menstruation. Menorrhagia. 
 
 M€norrh6e (Mehnohrd). Profuse men- 
 struation. Menorrhea. 
 
 Menstruation {Mahnstruahssidn). Menses. 
 Menstruation. 
 
 Menstrue {Mahnstrii). Menstruum. A 
 solvent. 
 
 Menstruel,-le (,MahnstruShl). Relative to 
 menstruum. 
 
 Menstrues {Mahnstrii). Menses. 
 
 Mensurateur du bassin {MahnsurakUhr du 
 bahssehn). Pelvimeter. 
 
 Mensuration (Mahnsurahssidn). ■ Measur- 
 ing. Mensuration. 
 
 Mentagre {Mahntdhgr). Disease of the 
 hair on the chin caused by trichophjrton 
 tonsurans. Sycosis. Mentagra. 
 
 Mental,-e (Mahntdhl). Mental. Pertain- 
 ing to the mind also to the chin. 
 
 Menthe (Mahnt). Mint. Genus of labi- 
 ate herbs. 
 
 M. poivree (M. pooahvrd). Peppermint. 
 
 Menthol {Mahntdhl). Menthol. Crystal- 
 line substance found in peppermint oil. 
 Antineuralgic, antiseptic, stimulant. 
 
 Mento-labial, muscle {Mahntoh-lahbeeahl, 
 muskl). Depressor and levator labii 
 inferioris. 
 
 Menton {Mahntdhn). Chin. 
 
 M., cane du (M., Kahrd du). Quadratus 
 or depressor labii inferioris. 
 
 M., houppe du (Jlf., hoop du). Levator 
 menti or labii inferioris. 
 
 Mentonnier,-e {Mahntohneed). Referable 
 to the chin. 
 
 M., nerf {M., nehr). Branch of the in- 
 ferior dental nerve. 
 
 Mentonniere (MahntohneeShr). Bandage 
 for the chin; Galen's bandage. 
 
 M6nyanthe {Mehneedhnt). Buckbean, 
 genus of Gentianaceae. Emmenagogue. 
 
 Mephitique (Mehfeeteek). Unwholesome 
 (vapor). Mephitic. 
 
 Mer {Mehr). Sea. 
 
 Meralgie {Mehrahlzshee). Neuralgia of 
 the lower extremity. 
 
 Meratrophie (Mehrahtrohfee). Atrophy of 
 the lower extremity. 
 
 Mercure {MehrMr). Mercury. Quick- 
 silver. Hydrargyrum. 
 
 M. a la craie {M. ah loh kreh). Hydrargy- 
 rum cum creta. 
 
 M. dotiz {M. doo). Calomel. 
 
 M. eteint (M. ehtihn). Mercury finely 
 divided. 
 
 Mercurial,-e {Mehrkureedhl). Mercurial. 
 
 Mercurialisme {MehrkureeahUezm). Mer- 
 curialism. 
 
 Mercuriauz (Mehrkuree6h). Mercurial 
 preparations. 
 
 Merciurielj-le (MehrkureeShl). Mercurial. 
 
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 MSre (Mehr). Mother. 
 
 Meridien (MehreedeeShn). Meridian. 
 
 Merisier (Mehreezeed). Wild cherry-tree. 
 
 Merismatique, reproduction (Mehreezmah- 
 teek, rehprohdukssidn). Successive seg- 
 mentation. 
 
 M6rocele (MehrohssM). Femoral hernia. 
 Merocele. 
 
 Mery, glandes de (Mery, glahnd deh). 
 Two small glands behind the membran- 
 ous portion of the urethra. 
 
 Merycisme (MehreesseSzm). Rumination. 
 Regurgitation of food. Merycism. 
 
 MSsencephale (Mehzahnssehfdhl). Part of 
 the brain containing the crura cerebri, 
 corpora quadrigemina and aqueduct of 
 Sylvius. 
 
 M6sentere {MehzahntShr). Mesentery. 
 
 Mesenterique {Mehzahntehr&ek). Mesen- 
 teric. 
 
 Mesmerisme {MehzmehrSezm). Animal 
 magnetism. Mesmerism. 
 
 Mesoblaste (Mehzohbldhst). Middle layer 
 of the coverings of the embryo destined 
 to develop skin, connective tissue, bone, 
 muscles, organs of excretion and internal 
 genitalia. Mesoblast. 
 
 Mesochondre (Mehzohkdhndr). Hyaline 
 substance between cartilage cells. 
 
 Mesocolon (Mehzohkohldhn). Folds of the 
 peritoneum between which is placed the 
 colon. 
 
 Mesocrine (Mehzohkrdhnn). Vertex. 
 Crown of the head. 
 
 Mesoglosse, muscle (MehzohglShss muskl). 
 Glosso-hyogenio muscle. 
 
 Mesolobe (Mehzohldhb). Corpus callosum. 
 
 MesomSrie (MehzohmehrSe). Perineum. 
 
 M6somphale (Mehzohmfdhl). Umbilicus. 
 
 Mesorectum (Mehzohrehktdhm). Folds of 
 the peritoneum applied to the rectum. 
 Mesorectum. . 
 
 Metabolique (MehtahboUiek). Metabolic 
 
 Metabolisme {MehtahbohUezm). Metab- 
 olism. Chemical changes taking place 
 in the organism from introduction of 
 nutritive substances. Chemical changes 
 taking place in hving cells. 
 
 Mgtacarpe {Mehtahkdhrp). Metacarpus. 
 
 Metacarpien,-ne {Mehtahkahrpeeehn). 
 Metacarpal. 
 
 Metacarpo-phalangien, muscle (Mehtah- 
 kahrpoh-fahlahnzsheeehn, muskl). Ad- 
 ductor poUicis muscle. 
 
 Metachromatisme (MehtahkrohmahtSesm) . 
 Different staining reaction. Metachro- 
 matism. 
 
 Metagenese (Mehtahzshehnehz). Alterna- 
 tion of generations. Metagenesis. 
 
 Metal (Mehtdhl). Metal. 
 
 Metalbumine (Mehtahlbumien). Protein 
 substance in ovarian cysts. Used as^a 
 hygroscopic powder (Hammerstein). 
 
 Metallique (MehtahUek). Metallic. 
 
Met 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mig 
 
 Metallisation {MehtaUeezahssidn). Ex- 
 traction of a metal from its oxyde. 
 Metallization. 
 
 Metalloide (MehtahlohSed). A body which 
 has not the characteristics of a metal; 
 it is an intermediate element between 
 metallic and non-metallic elements. 
 
 MetallothSrapie {MehtaUohtehrahpie). 
 Treatment with appUcation of metals to 
 the diseased area (in functional nervous 
 diseases). Metallotherapy. 
 
 MetamSre (MehtahmShr). One of the 
 similar segments of an organ (such as 
 spinal cord, etc.). 
 
 Metamerique {Mehtahmehrgek). Meta- 
 meric. 
 
 Metamorphose {Mehtakmohrfdhz). Trans- 
 formation. Metamorphosis. 
 
 Metaphysique (Mehtahfeez^ck). Meta- 
 physics. 
 
 Metastase (Mehtahstdhz) . Metastasis 
 Secondary development of the original 
 disease in another part of the body 
 thransmitted through well defined chan- 
 nels or pathways (cancer, etc.) 
 
 Metastatique {MehtahstahUek). Metas- 
 tatic. 
 
 Metatarse {Mehtahtdhrss). Metatarsus. 
 Part of the foot between the tarsus and 
 toes. 
 
 M€tatarsien,-ne ( Mehtahtahrseeehn) 
 Metatarsal. 
 
 Metatarso-phalangien du petit orteil (Meh- 
 tahtahrsoh-fahlahnzsheeShn du ptee ohr- 
 tdy). Plexor brevis minimi digiti (foot). 
 
 M.-sousphalangien du premier orteil {M. 
 soofahlahnzsheeShn du prehmeeth ohrtdy). 
 Abductor poUicis. 
 
 M.-phalangiens lateraux (M.-faUahnzshee- 
 ^Shn lahtehroh). The interossei muscles 
 (foot). 
 
 Meteorisme {Mehtehohr&ezm). Meteor- 
 ism. Tympanitis. 
 
 Meth€moglobine {MehtehmohglohbSen). 
 Methemoglobin, substance from oxy- 
 hemoglobin by decomposition of the 
 ' blood. 
 
 Methode (Mehtdhd). Method. 
 
 Methodique {Mehtohd^ek). Methodical . 
 
 Methylamine (MehteelahmSen). Methy- 
 lamin. Alkaline body obtained during 
 the process of distillation of caflein or 
 morphin. 
 
 MStrite (Mehtriei). Inflammation of the 
 womb. Metritis. 
 
 M6troptose {Mehtrohptohz). Prolapse of 
 the uterus. 
 
 Metrorrhagie {Mehtrohrahzshee). Hemor- 
 rhage of the uterus. Metrorrhagia. 
 
 Metrorrhee {Mehtrohrd). Free discharge 
 from the womb. 
 
 M6trorrhexie (Mehtrohrehksee). Rupture 
 of the womb, 
 
 Metroscope (Mehtrohskdhp). Instrument 
 for examination (inspection) of the 
 uterine cavity. 
 
 MeuU&re (MehleeShr). Molar tooth. 
 
 Meurtre (Mehrtr). Murder. 
 
 Meurtrissure {MehrtreessUr). Bruise 
 Contusion. 
 
 Miasme (Meedhzm). Morbid microor- 
 ganism. Foul emanations. 
 
 Mica iMeekdh). Mica. Albuminum sili- 
 cate found in thin sheets. 
 
 Microbe (Meekrdhle). Microbe. 
 
 Microbien,-ne {MeekrohbeeShn). Microb- 
 ian. 
 
 Microbiologie (Meekrohbeeohlohzshie) . 
 Microbiology. Biology of minute or- 
 ganisms. 
 
 Microcephale (Meekrohssekfdhl). Having 
 a very small head. 
 
 Microchimie (Meekrohsheemie). Micro- 
 chemistry. Chemical researches carried 
 on with a microscope to determine 
 characteristic color reactions. 
 
 Microcoque {Meekrohkohk). Minute coc- 
 cus. 
 
 Microdactylie {MeekrohdahkleeUe). Ab- 
 normal shortness of fingers. 
 
 Microglossie {Meekrohglohss4e). Abnor- 
 mal shortness of tongue. 
 
 Micro graphic (Meekrohgrahfee). De- 
 scription of bodies which can be seen 
 only with a microscope. 
 
 Micrometre {MeekrohmMr). Instrument 
 for measuring of very small dimensions. 
 
 Micromillimetre (Meekrohmeelemehtr) . 
 One millionth part of a meter. 
 
 Micron (Meekrdhn). One million part of 
 a meter represented by Greek letter /j.. 
 
 Microrganisme (Meekrohrgahneizm). Mi- 
 croorganism. Animal or vegetable mi- 
 nute organisms. 
 
 Microscope (MeekrohskShp). Micro- 
 scope. 
 
 Microscopique (Meekrohskohpeek). Mi- 
 croscopic. 
 
 Microspore (Meekrohspdhr). A genus of 
 Fungi, being parasitic. 
 
 Microsporon (Meekrohspohrohn). A genus 
 of Fungi, being parasitic. 
 
 M. furfur {M. farfUr). A species of fungus 
 of pityriasis versicolor. 
 
 Microtome {Meekrohtdhm). Microtome. 
 Apparatus for cutting very thin sec- 
 tions of tissue. 
 
 Miction {Meekssidn). Urination. Mic- 
 ttuition. 
 
 Micturition (Meektureesion). Urination. 
 Micturition. 
 
 Midi (Meedie). Noon. Mid-day. 
 
 Miel {Meeehl). Honey. 
 
 MieU€,-e (Meeehld). Containing honey. 
 
 Migraine (Meegrehn). Migraine. Perio- 
 dic headache accompanied by nausea 
 and vomiting. 
 
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Mig 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Mon 
 
 Migration (Meegrahssidn). Migration. 
 Change of place of ol-gans, cells etc. 
 (leucocytes from blood into tissues, etc.) 
 
 Miliaire (Meeleeihr). Miliary. Spoken 
 of nodules of the size of a millet seed 
 (in tubercular conditions of tissues etc.). 
 Miliary fever. 
 
 Milieu {MeeleeSh). Center. Middle. 
 Medium. 
 
 Mille-feuille {Meel-fehy). Milfoil. Herb 
 of Achillea. 
 
 Millet iMeeUh). Millet. Thrush.' 
 
 Milliampere {Meeleedhmpihr). One thous- 
 andth part of an ampere. Unit of 
 intensity of an electric cturent. It 
 corresponds to an electromotor force of 
 one volt developed in a circuit which 
 has 1000 Ohms of resistance. 
 
 Mimique {MeemSek). Mimicry. Mimi- 
 cal. 
 
 Mine {Meen). Aspect. Look. Appear- 
 ance. 
 
 Mineral (Meenehreh). Ore. 
 
 Mineral,-e (Meenehrdhl). Mineral 
 
 Mineralisation (Meenehrahleezahssidn). 
 Mineralization. 
 
 MineraUze,-e {Meenehrahleezd). Mineral- 
 ized. 
 
 Mineralite {MeenehraUeetd). Quality of 
 water that contains mineral salts, 
 
 Mineralogie (Meenehrahlohzshee). Miner- 
 alogy. 
 
 MiniSre (Meeneeehr). Place in which 
 mineral is found. 
 
 Minimum (Meeneemdhm). Minimum. 
 
 Minium (Meeneedhm). Red oxide of lead. 
 
 Minuit (MeenuSe). Midnight. 
 
 Miroir (Meeroodhr). Mirror. 
 
 Miroitant,-e {Meerooahtdhn). Reflecting 
 like a mirror. 
 
 Misanthrope {Meezahntrdhp). Hater of 
 mankind. 
 
 Miscibilite (Meesseebeeleetd). Faculty 
 which one body possess to mix with 
 another. 
 
 Miscihle^iMeessSeble). Miscible. 
 
 Misere (Meezehr). Misery. Distress. 
 
 Misogynie (Meezohzsheen6e). Hatred of 
 sexual intercourse. Hatred for women 
 
 Mitigation '}{Meeteegahssi6n). Mitigation. 
 
 Mitigeant,-e {Meeteezshaha). Mitigating. 
 
 Mitose (Meetdhz). Mitosis. Cell divi- 
 sion. 
 
 Mitrale, valvule ^(ikfeei/iiW, vahlvHl). Mi- 
 tral valves. 
 
 Mixte (Meekst). Mixed. 
 
 Mixtion (Meekssidn). Mixing. 
 
 Mixture (Meekstiir). Mixture. Liquid 
 preparation containing drugs in sus- 
 pension. 
 
 MnSmonique (MnehmohnSek). Mnemon- 
 ics. Systems to aid memory. 
 
 Mobile {Mohbeel) . Mobile. Motive 
 
 power. 
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 Mobility (Mohbeeleeld). Mobility. 
 
 Mod§rateur, trice (Mohdehrahtihr). Mod- 
 erator. That what lessens. 
 
 M.s, nerfs (M., nehr). Vaso-motor nerves. 
 
 Modificateur, trice {Mohdeefeekahtihr). 
 Modifying. 
 
 Moelle (Moodhl). Marrow. Medulla. 
 
 M. allongee (Af. ahlohnzshd). Medulla 
 oblongata. 
 
 M. epiniere (M. ehpeeneelhr). Spinal cord. 
 
 Mofette {Mohfeht). Non-respirable gas or 
 vapor. 
 
 Mogigraphie (Mohzsheegrahfee). Writer's 
 cramp. 
 
 Mogilalisin (MohzsheelahlSezm). Stutter- 
 ing. 
 
 Moignon {Mooahneedhn). Stump. Am- 
 putated end of a limb. 
 
 Mois {Moodh). Month. Menses. 
 
 Moisi-e (MooahzSe). Mouldy. Musty. 
 
 Moisissure {Mooahseessiir). Mouldiness. 
 Mustiness. 
 
 Moiteur {Mooahtehr). Moisture (sweat of 
 skin). 
 
 Molaire (MohlShr). Molar tooth. 
 
 Mdle (Mohl). Raised and pigmented area 
 of the skin. Also: mass in the uterus 
 due to degeneration of an ovum. Mole. 
 
 Moleculaire {MohlehkuUhr). Molecular 
 
 Molecule (MohlehkUl). Molecule. The 
 smallest particle of a body. 
 
 Molette (^MohUht). Polished stone for 
 breaking up medicinal substances. 
 
 MoUet (MohUh). Calf of the leg. 
 
 Molluscum {MohluskShm). Soft tumor of 
 the skin (epithelial in nature). 
 
 Molybdene (MohleebdShn). Molybdenum. 
 A metallic element used in preparation 
 of steel. 
 
 Molybdique {MoMeebdiek). Used instead 
 of Saturnine. 
 
 Molybdocolique (MohleebdohkohUek). 
 Lead colic. 
 
 Moment (Mohmdhn). Momentum. 
 
 Momie (MohmSe). Mummy. Dried up 
 and embaumed cadaver. 
 
 Momification (Mohmeefeekahssidn). Des- 
 iccation of tissues. 
 
 Monade (Mohndhd) Monad. Animal 
 parasite of the class. Mastigophera. 
 Pound sometimes in bronchitis, also in 
 the muscles and liver. 
 
 Mondation (Mohndahssidn). Decortica- 
 tion. Cleansing. 
 
 Monder {Mohndi^. To cleanse. To de- 
 corticate. 
 
 Mongoloide (MohngohloheSd). Mongolian 
 (type of individuals). 
 
 Moniliforme (Mohneeleefdhrm). Monili- 
 form. Used to designate parts divided 
 by constrictions into smaller portions 
 following one another thus resembling 
 a string of beads. Term used in bac- 
 teriology. 
 
Mon 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Mot 
 
 Monobase (Mohnohbdhz). An acid in 
 which one atom of hydrogen can be re- 
 placed by a base. 
 
 Mpnobasique (Moknohbahziek). An acid 
 in which one atom of hydrogen can be 
 replaced by a base. 
 
 Monobromure {MohnohbrohmUr). Mono- 
 bromated compound. 
 
 MonocSphale {MohnohssehfiU). Monster 
 having one head and two bodies. 
 
 Monocle (Mohndhkl). Monocle (eye 
 glass). Bandage covering one eye. 
 
 Monoculaire {MohnohkvUhr). Uni- 
 ocular. 
 
 Monogame {Mohnohgdhm). Who cohabi- 
 tates with only one woman 
 
 Monogenese (MohnokzshehnShz). Oneness 
 of origin. Of one sex without sex dif- 
 ferentiation. Of a single race. 
 
 Monographie (Mohnohgrahfie). Writing 
 devoted to one subject. 
 
 Monomanie (,Mohnohmahnee). Mono- 
 mania. Persisted morbid idea (delu- 
 sion) on one subject (term not used in 
 modem psychiatry). 
 
 Monoplegie (MohnohplehzshSe). Mono- 
 plegia. Paralysis of one limb. 
 
 Monopse (Mohndhps). Monops. Cy- 
 clops. Monster with one eye in the 
 middle of the forehead. 
 
 Monorchide {Mohnohrkied). Having one 
 testicle. 
 
 Monovaiien,-ne (MohnohvahreeShn). Hav- 
 ing one testicle. 
 
 Monro, trou de {Mohnrdk, troo deh). For- 
 amen of Monro; it forms a passage be- 
 tween the third and lateral ventricles of 
 the brain. 
 
 Monstre (Mohnstr). Monster. Congen- 
 itally malformed body. 
 
 Monstruosite (Mohnstruohzeetd). Mon- 
 strosity. Malformation. 
 
 Mont de V6nus (Mohn deh Vehnils). 
 Mons Veneris. 
 
 Montague (Mohntdhnn). Mountain. 
 
 Monticule {MohnteekUl). Montjculus cere- 
 belli, the middle lobe of the superior 
 vermiform process. 
 
 Morbide {MohrbSed) . Morbid. Patho- 
 logical. 
 
 Morbidite (Mohrbeedeetd). Morbidity. 
 Proportion of diseased individuals in a 
 
 population. 
 
 Morbifique (MohrbeefSek). Pathogenic. 
 What causes the disease. 
 
 MorbiUetxx.-euse {MohrbeeUh). Pertaiur 
 ing to'measles. 
 
 Morbilliforme (Mohrbeeleefdhrm). Re- 
 sembling measles. 
 
 MorceUement (Mohrssehlmdhn). Reducing 
 to pieces (foetus, tumors, etc.). 
 
 Mordant,-e (Mohrddhn). Mordant. Cor- 
 rosive. A chemical used to fix a stain 
 of tissues. 
 
 Morelle (MohrM). A solanum. Night- 
 shade. 
 
 Morgagni, humeur de (MohrgahnnSe, um- 
 ihr deh). Fluid which is present be- 
 tween the lens and its capsule. 
 
 M., glandes de (M., glahnd deh). Depres- 
 sions in the mucous membrane of the 
 urethra., 
 
 M., nodules de {M. nohdul deh). Thick- 
 ened portions of the sigmoid valves in 
 the aorta. 
 
 Morgue (Mohrg). Morgue. Mortuary. 
 
 MorositS (Mohrohzeetd). Morosity. Sad- 
 ness. 
 
 Morphee {Mohrfd). Morphea character- 
 ized by the presence of yellow area of 
 infiltrated skin. 
 
 M. brune {M. brunn). Vitiligo. 
 
 M. de Wilson (M. deh Wilson). White 
 variety of keloid. 
 
 Morphine (Mohrfeen). Morphine, an ac- 
 tive principle of opium. 
 
 Morphinomanie (Mohrfeenohmahnie). 
 Morphinomania. 
 
 Morphologie (Mohrfohlohzshie). Science 
 of biological forms. 
 
 Morpion (Mohrpeedhn). Pediculus pubis. 
 Crab-louse. 
 
 Morrhuol (Mohrtidhl). Alcoholic extract 
 of cod liver oil. 
 
 Morsure \MohrssAr). Bite. 
 
 Mort {Mohr). Death. 
 
 M. aux mouches {M. oh moosh). Arsenic. 
 
 M. aux rats (ilf. oh rah). Arsenious acid. 
 
 M. aux chiens {M. oh sheeShn). Colchi- 
 cum. 
 
 Mort,-e (Mohr). Dead. 
 
 Mortality (Mohrtahleetii). Mortality. 
 Proportion of deaths to the total popu- 
 lation. 
 
 Mortier (Mohrteed). Mortar. 
 
 Mortification (Mohrteefeekahssidn). Mor- 
 tification. Gangrene. 
 
 Mort-ne (Mohrna). Stillborn. 
 
 Mortuaire (MohrtuShr). IVJortuary. Pert- 
 aining to biarial. Dead-house. 
 
 MoTuelMohrii)), Codfish. 
 
 M., huiie de foie de (M. nSel deh foodh 
 deh). Cod liver oil. 
 
 Morula {Mohruldh). Mass of cells re- 
 sembling mulberry and formed after 
 segmentation of the ovum. 
 
 Morvan, maladie de (Mohrvdhn, mahlahdee 
 deh). See Syxingomyelie. 
 
 Morve {Mohr). Glanders (horses.) 
 
 Moteur.-trice (MohMr). Motor. 
 
 M., centre (M., ssahntr). The motor 
 center in the brain. 
 
 M. oculaire commun, nerf (M. ohkulehr 
 kohm^hn, nehr). Third cranial nerve. 
 
 M. oculaire exteme, nerf (M. ohkuUhr 
 ehkstShrn, nehr). Sixth cranial nerve or 
 abducens. 
 
 Motif {MohUef). Motive. Incentive. 
 
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Mot 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 M.-C. 
 
 Motile {MohUel). Motile. Capable of 
 motion. 
 
 Motilite (Mohteeleetd). Motility. 
 
 Motion (Mohssion). Mouvement. 
 
 Men, molle (Moo, mohl). Soft. Sluggish. 
 Inactive. 
 
 Mouche (Moosh). Fly. 
 
 Mouches {Moosh). Pain which announces 
 the onset of labor in confinements. 
 
 M. volantes {M. vohldhni). Muscas voli- 
 tantes. 
 
 Mouchoir (Mooshoodhr). Handker- 
 chief. 
 
 Mouffe (Moofl). System of pullies. 
 
 Moule {Mod). Mould. Matrix. 
 
 Mousse {Moos). Moss. Plant of the 
 cryptogamic species, Musci. Froth. 
 
 M. perlee {M. pehrld). Irish moss. 
 Pearl moss. 
 
 M. terrestre {M. tehrehstr). Lycopodium. 
 
 Moustique {Moostlek). Mosquito. 
 
 Mout {Moo). Must. 
 
 Moutarde {Mootahrd). Mustard. 
 
 Mouton {Mootdhn). Sheep-mutton. 
 
 Mouvement {Moovmdhn). Movement. 
 Motion. 
 
 Moyen {Mooaheeehn). What is utilized. 
 Means. Remedy. Way. Expedience. 
 
 Moyen,-ne {Mooaheeihn). Middle. 
 
 M o y e n n e {MooahyShnn). Average. 
 Mean. Medium. 
 
 Mucedinees {Musseedeend). Moulds. 
 Mould-fungi. 
 
 Mucilage {Musseeldhszh). Mucilage, con- 
 sists of a solution of gum. 
 
 Mucilagineux,-euse {Musseelahzsheeneh) . 
 Mucilagenous. 
 
 Mucipore {Musseepdhr). Secreting mu- 
 cus. Muciporous. 
 
 Mucocele {MukohssM). Tumor contain- 
 ing mucus. 
 
 Mucopurulent,-e {Mukohpuruldha). Mu- 
 copurulent. Containing mucus and 
 pus. 
 
 Mucosite {Mukohzeetd). Mucosity. Mu- 
 cus like fluid. 
 
 Mucus {Mukiiss). Mucus; contains 
 water, mucin and salts. Serves for 
 lubricating mucous membranes. 
 
 Muedela.voix{Mudehlahvoodh). Change 
 of voice at puberty. 
 
 Muet,-te {Mu6h). Mute. 
 
 Muguet {Muggeh). Lily of the valley. 
 
 M. parasitaire {M. pahrahzeeUhr). 
 Thrush. Parasite stomatitis (due to 
 oidium albicans). 
 
 Muiatre {Muldhtr). Mulatto. 
 
 Multicapsulaire {Multeekalyostd^hr) . 
 Multicapsular. 
 
 Multiloculaire {MulteelohkuUhr). Multi- 
 locular. A cavity divided into several 
 smaller cavities. 
 
 Multinucle6 ,-e {Multeenuklehd). Con- 
 taining several nuclei. 
 
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 Multipare {Multeepdhr) . Multipara. 
 Woman who gave birth to several 
 children. 
 
 Multiple {MuUeepl). Multiple. 
 
 Multiplication {Multeepleekahssidn). Mul- 
 tiplication. 
 
 Multiplie,-e {Multeepleed). Multiplied. 
 
 Multipolaire {MulteepohUhr). A cell which 
 possesses several prolongations or pro- 
 cesses (lierve-ceUs etc.). Multipolar. 
 
 Multivalve {Multeevdhlo). Having several 
 valves. 
 
 Muqueuse {MukShz). Mucous membrane. 
 
 Muqueux,-euse {MukShz). Mucous. 
 
 Mur gingival {Murzshehnzsheevdhl) . 
 Thickening of the gum in an embryo 
 from which dental follicles originate. 
 
 Mur,-e (Mur). Ripe. Mature. 
 
 Mural,-e {Murdhl). Like a mulberry. 
 
 Miire {Mur). Mulberry. 
 
 Muriate {Mureedhf). A salt of muriatic 
 or hydrochloric acid. 
 
 Muriatique {MureeahUek). Muriatic. 
 
 Muriforme {Mureefdhrm). What has a 
 surface covered with elevations. Mul- 
 berry. 
 
 Mxurmure {Murmiir). Murmur. 
 
 Muse (Musk). Musk. 
 
 Muscade {Muskdhd). Nutmeg. 
 
 Muscarine {Muskahreeun). Muscarin; 
 poisonous principle present in certain 
 mushrooms. 
 
 Musciforme {Musseefohrm). Resembling 
 moss. 
 
 Muscle {Muskl). Muscle. 
 
 M. aponevrotique {M. ahpohnehvrohsiek). 
 The tensor vaginas femoris. 
 
 M. de Guthrie {M. deh CutrSe). Trans- 
 versus perinei profondus. 
 
 M. fessiers {M. fehsseed). Glutei mus- 
 cles. 
 
 M. lisses {M. leess). Unstriped or in 
 voluntary muscles. 
 
 M. stries {M. streed). Striped or volun- 
 tary muscle. 
 
 Musculaire {MuskuUhr). Muscular. 
 
 M., conscience {M., kohnsseedhns) . Mus- 
 cular sense. 
 
 Musculature {Muskulahtur). Muscular 
 system. Musculature. 
 
 Musculeuz,-euse {MuskuUh). Muscu- 
 lous. 
 
 Musculo-cutane du bras, nerf {MuskuUh- 
 kutahnd du brah, nehr). Musculo- 
 cutaneous nerve of the arm. 
 
 M.-C. de la cuisse, nerf {M.-K. deh lah 
 kueess nehr). Middle cutaneous nerve 
 of the thigh. 
 
 M.-C. externe de la cuisse, nerf {M.-K. 
 ehksUhrn deh lah ku&es, nehr). External 
 cutaneous nerve of the thigh. 
 
 M.-C. interne d. 1. c.,n. {M. K. d. I. k., n.). 
 Internal cutaneous nerve of the thigh. 
 
M.-C. 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Myr 
 
 M.-C. de la jambe, nerf (M.-K. deh lah 
 zshahmb, nehr). Musculo-cutaneous 
 nerve of the leg. 
 
 Museau (Muzdh). Muzzle of an animal. 
 
 M. de tanche {M. deh tahnsh). Vaginal 
 orifice of the uterus. 
 
 Musical,-e {Muzeekdhl). Musical. 
 
 M., bruit (M., bruie). Musical sound of 
 the heart. 
 
 Mussitation (Musseetahssidn). Movement 
 of lips without emission of sounds. 
 Muttering. 
 
 Mutabilite (Mutahbeeleetd). Mutability. 
 
 Mutilatioa {Muteelahssidn). Mutilation. 
 Maiming. 
 
 Mutisme XMute&zm). Mutism. Dumb- 
 ness. 
 
 Myalgia {MeeahkshSe). Myalgia. Ten- 
 derness or pain in the muscles. 
 
 Mycelium {Meessehleedhm). MyceUum. 
 Vegetative part of a fungus consisting 
 of distinct threads. 
 
 Mycoderme (Meekohdehrm). A genus of 
 fungi, found on the surface of fermented 
 liquids in the form of a membrane. 
 
 Mycologie {Meekohlohzshee). Study of 
 fungi. 
 
 Mycosis {Meekozies). Granuloma fung- 
 oides. Fungoid growth. 
 
 Mydriase (Meedreedhz). Mydriasis. Di- 
 latation of the pupil. 
 
 Mydriatique {MeedreeahUek). Mydriatic. 
 Drug producing dilatation of pupils. 
 
 Myelencephale {Meeehlahnssehfdhl). Cer- 
 ebrospinal axis. 
 
 Myeline {MeeehUen). Myelin. Substance 
 of the sheath of nerve fibers. 
 
 Myelinique (Meeehleeneek). Medullated. 
 Referable to myelin. 
 
 MyeUte {MeeehUet). Myelitis. IruSam- 
 mation of the spinal cord. 
 
 MySlo-encephalopathie (Meeehloh-ahns- 
 sh-fahlohpahtSe). Simultaneous involve- 
 ment of the cord and brain. 
 
 Myeloggne (Meeehlohzshehn). Myelogen- 
 ic. Originating in the spinal cord. 
 Producing marrow. 
 
 MyeloJde, tumeur (Meeehloheed, tumShr). 
 Tumor formed of elements of bone mar- 
 row. Myeloid or giant-cell sarcoma. 
 
 Myelomalacie (Meeehlohmohlahssee). Soft- 
 ening of the spinal cord. Myelomala- 
 cia. 
 
 Myelome (Meeehlohm). Myeloma. See 
 myeloid tumeur. 
 
 Myelomeningite (Meeelilohmehnehnzsheet) . 
 Inflammation of the spinal cord and its 
 meninges. 
 
 Myelopathie (MeeehlohpahUe) . Myelo- 
 
 Ik pathy. Diseases of the spinal cord. 
 
 Myeloplaxe (Meeehlohpldhks) . A special 
 anatomical element of the bone marrow 
 arranged in plaques, with multiple nu- 
 clei. 
 
 Myeleplaxome (MeeehlohplahksShm). A 
 tumor composed of myeloplaxes. 
 
 Myelosarcome (Meeehlohsahrkdhm). Os- 
 teo-sarcoma. 
 
 Mylo-hyoidien, muscle {Meeloh-heeohee- 
 dee&hn, muskl). Mylo-hyoid muscle. 
 
 Myloiid (Meelohied). Referable to molar 
 teeth. 
 
 Myloidien (MeeloheedeeShn). Referable to 
 molar teeth. 
 
 Mylo-pharyngien, muscle {Meeloh-fah- 
 rehnzsheeShn, muskl). Myloglossus. 
 
 Myocarde (Meeohkdhrd). Myocardium. 
 Muscle of the heart. 
 
 Myocardite (MeeohkahrdSet). Myocardi- 
 tis. Inflammation of the myocard. 
 
 Myocele {MeeohssM). Muscular hernia. 
 
 Myoclonie {Meeohklohnle). Myoclonia. 
 Clonic contractions of muscles occurring 
 suddenly and involuntarily. 
 
 Myodemie {Meeohdehm&e). Fatty degen- 
 eration of a muscle. 
 
 Myodynamie {Meehdeenahmie). Muscu- 
 lar force. 
 
 Myodynie (MeeohdeenSe). See Myalgie. 
 
 Myogenic {Meeohzsheenie). Production of 
 muscular tissue. Myogenesis. 
 
 Myographs (Meeohgrdhf) . Apparatus for 
 studying muscular contractions. 
 
 Myolde (Meeoheed). Resembling muscle. 
 
 Myologie (Meeohlohzshee). Study of mus- 
 cles. 
 
 Myomalacie (MeeohmahlahssSe). Morbid 
 softening of muscular tissue. 
 
 i/ljome {Mee6hm). Myoma. Tumor con- 
 taining muscular tissue. 
 
 Myomectomie {Meeohmehktohmie). Re- 
 moval of a myoma from the uterus. 
 
 Myopathie (MeeohpahtSe). Myopathy. 
 Progressive muscular atrophy of muscu- 
 lar origin. 
 
 Myope {Meedhp). Near-sighted. Myope. 
 
 Myopie (MeeohpSe). Myopia. Near- 
 sightedness. 
 
 Myopique {MeeohpSek). Myopic. Near- 
 sighted. 
 
 Myose {MeeShz). Permanent contraction 
 of the pupil. 
 
 Myosite (MeeohzSet). Inflammation of 
 muscles. 
 
 M. ossificans (JW. ohsseefeekdha). Ossify- 
 ing myositis. 
 
 Myotomie (Meeohtohmee). Section or dis- 
 section of muscles. 
 
 Myotome (Meeohtohnee) . Myotonia. 
 Tonic contraction of muscles. 
 
 Myrica (Meereekdh). Candleberry myrtle. 
 
 Myricine (Meereesslenn). Alcoholic ex- 
 tract of the bark myrica cerifera. Used 
 in diarrhoea and jaundice. Also sub- 
 stance derived from beeswax. 
 
 Myringite (Meerehnzsheet). Inflammation 
 of tympanic membrane. 
 
 Myringodectomie (Meerehngohdehktohmee) 
 
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Myr 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Myx 
 
 Remmoval or puncture of the tympanic 
 embrane. 
 
 Myriope (Meereedhp). Having many eyes. 
 
 Myrio spermine (Meereeohspehrm^en). 
 Essence extracted from balsam of Peru. 
 
 Myristica (Meereesteekdh). Nutmeg. 
 
 Myristicine (Meereesteessien). A hydro- 
 carbon extracted from oil of nutmeg. 
 
 Myristicol (Meereesteekdhl). A phenol ex- 
 tracted from oil of nutmeg. 
 
 Myrosine (Meerohzgen). Ferment of mus- 
 tard seed. 
 
 Myrrhe (Meer). Gum resin extracted 
 from Cammiphora myrrha. Has spe- 
 cial action on mucous membranes. 
 Used as expectorant. 
 
 Myrrhine {Meerienn). Resin from 
 myrrh. 
 
 Myrrhol (Meerdhl). Oil from myrrh. 
 
 Myrte (Meert). Myrtle. Oil from the 
 leaves of myrtus communis. 
 
 Myrtiforme (Meerseefdhrm). Which has 
 the form of a leaf of myrtle. 
 
 M., muscle (M. muskl). Depressor alas 
 nasi. 
 
 Mysticisme {Meesteessiezm). Mysticism. 
 
 Mystique (MeesUek). Mystic. Un- 
 known. 
 
 Mythomanie (MeetohmahnSe). Mytho- 
 mania. Tendency to exaggerate, to 
 lie, etc. (Term proposed by Dupr6). 
 
 Myure {Meeiir). Myurous (tapering like 
 the tail of a mouse). Applied to the 
 pulse when the second sound is weaker 
 than the first. 
 
 Myzcedeme (Meeksehdihm). Myxcedema. 
 It is characterized _ by swelling of the 
 skin (due to mucoid infiltration), atrophy 
 of the thyroid gland and mental de- 
 ficiency. 
 
 Myzome {Meehsdhm). Myxoma. Tu- 
 mor formed chiefly of mucin-like sub- 
 stance. 
 
 Myxomycete (MeeksohmessSht). Myxo- 
 mycetes. Slime molds of the order of 
 fungi. 
 
 Myxosarcome {Meeksohsahrkdhm). Tu- 
 mor composed of myxomatous and 
 sarcomatous elements. 
 
 Myzosporidie (Meeksohspohreedie). 
 Myxosporidia. Endoparasitic amoe 
 boid sporozoans. 
 
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N. 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Neo 
 
 N 
 
 N. Symbol of Nitrogen. 
 
 Na. Synlbol of sodium. 
 
 Nacre {Nahkr). Nacre-pearl. 
 
 Nsevus (NehvUs). Mark on the skin, 
 erectile tumor. It may be pigmented 
 or vascular. It is due either to exces- 
 sive deposit of pigment, or to over- 
 growth of vascular tissue. 
 
 Nageoire (Nahzshoodhr). Pin of a fish. 
 
 Nager {Nahzsh). To swim. 
 
 Nain {Nehn). Dwarf. 
 
 Naissance {Nekssdhns). Birth. Origin. 
 Root. 
 
 Naissant,-e {Nehssdhn). Nascent. 
 Newly-born. 
 
 Nanisme (NahnSezm). Dwarfishness. 
 
 Naphtaline {Nahftahlien). Naphthalene. 
 Crystalline substance obtained from 
 coal-tar. Used as antiseptic and an- 
 thelminthic. 
 
 Naphte (Nahft). Petroleum. Oil of tar. 
 Contains benzin. 
 
 Napiforme (Nahpeefdhrm). Turnip-shaped 
 (in bacteriology). Napiform. 
 
 Naree (Nahrssd). Drowsiness. Dullness. 
 
 Narceine {Nahrssehien). Narcein. An 
 alkaloid of opium. 
 
 Narcisse (NahrseSss). Narcissus. Bulb 
 of the daflEodU'used as an emetic. 
 
 Narcolepsie {Nahrkohlehpsie). Narco- 
 lepsy. Attacks of irresistible sleep. 
 
 Narcose {Nahrkdhz). Narcosis. 
 
 Narcotique (Nahrkohteek). Narcotic. 
 
 Narcotisme (Nahrkohteezm). See Nar- 
 cose. 
 
 Nat (Nahr). Spikemard (aromatic root). 
 
 Karine {Nahrien). Nostril. 
 
 Nasal,-e (Nahzdhl). Nasal. 
 
 Naseau (NahzSh). Nostril of an animal. 
 
 Nasillement (Nahzeeymdhn). Nasal tone 
 of the voice. 
 
 Nasonnement (Nahzoknmdhn). SnufSing. 
 Speaking through the nose. 
 
 Naso-palp6bral, muscle (Nahzoh-pahlpeh- 
 brdhl muskl). Orbicularis palpebrarum. 
 
 Naso-sourcilier, muscle {Nahzoh-ssoorsec- 
 leed), muskl). Corrugator supercilii 
 muscle. 
 
 Natalite {Nahtahleetd). Natality. 
 
 Natation (Nahtahssidn). Swimming. 
 
 Natatoire {Nahtahtoodhr). Swimming. 
 
 Nates (Naht). Buttocks. Anterior pair 
 of corpora quadrigemina. 
 
 Natif,-ive {Nahtief). Native. Natural. 
 
 Natrium (Nahtreedkm). Natrium. So- 
 dium. 
 
 Natron (Nahtrdhn). Sodium carbonate. 
 
 Naturalisation (Nahturahkezahssidn). 
 Naturalization. 
 
 Naturaliste {NahturahUest). Natural- 
 ist. 
 
 Nature {Naht4r). Nature. 
 
 N a t u r e 1 (Nahturehl). Constitution. 
 Temper. Nature. 
 
 Naturel,-le (NahturShl). Natural. 
 
 Nauseabond,-e (Nahzehakbdhn). Nauseat- 
 ing. 
 
 Nausee (Nohzd). Nausea. 
 
 Nauseeux,-euse {Nohzehih). Nauseous. 
 
 Navet (Nahvik). Turnip. 
 
 Navette (Nahveht). Rape-seed. 
 
 Naviculaire (NahveekuUhr). Navicular. 
 Scaphoid.- 
 
 N., OS (N., ohss). Scaphoid bone. 
 
 Naviforme {Nahveefdhrm). Naviform. 
 Scaphoid. 
 
 Navigation (Nahveegahssidn). Naviga- 
 tion. 
 
 Nearthrose (Nehahrtrdhz). New articu- 
 lation formed in case of resection or 
 non-reduced luxation. 
 
 Necessite (Nehssehsseetd). Necessity. 
 
 N€crobiose (Nehkrohbeedhz). Necrobiosis. 
 Slow death of anatornical elements in a 
 morbid body, such as'^caries, etc. 
 
 Necrobiotique (NehkrohieeohtSek). Necro- 
 biotic. 
 
 Necrophage (Nehkrohfdhzsh). Necropha- 
 gus. Living on dead tissues. 
 
 NScTophilie {NehkrohfeeUe). Sexual per- 
 version consisting of gratification on a 
 corpse. 
 
 NScrophobie {Nehkrohfohbiej. Pear of 
 dead bodies. 
 
 Necropsie (NehkrohpsSe). Post-mortem 
 examination. 
 
 Necrose (Nehkrdhz). Necrosis. Death of 
 tissues, especially of bones. 
 
 NScrose,-e (Nehkrohzd). Necrosed. 
 
 Nectar (Nehktdhr). Nectar. 
 
 Nefle (Nehfl). Medlar. 
 
 Neflier (Nehfleed). Medlar-tree. 
 
 N6gatif,-ive {NehgahUef). Negative. 
 
 Negativite {Nehgahteeveetd). Negativism. 
 
 NSgre {Nehgr). Negro. 
 
 Neige (Nehzsh). Snow. 
 
 Nemathelminthe ( Nehmahtehlmihnt) . 
 Wormlike parasites found in the in- 
 testines. 
 
 Ngmatoides (Nehmahtohied). Nematodes 
 Round filiform worms. 
 
 Nenuphar (Nehnufdhr). Water lily. 
 
 Neomembrane (Nehohmahmbrdhnn). 
 False membrane. 
 
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Neo 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nez 
 
 Neoplasie (NehohplahzSe). Neoplasia. 
 Formation of new tissue or tumors. 
 
 Keoplasme {Nehohpldhzm). Neoplasm. 
 New growth. 
 
 Neoplastic (NehohplahsUe) . Restoration 
 of parts. 
 
 Neosalvarsan (Nehohsahlvahrsdhn). A sol- 
 uble compound of salvarsan. 
 
 Nephelion (Nehfehleedkn) . Nebula. Small 
 spot on the cornea. 
 
 Nephogene, Appareil (Nehpohzshiha, Ah- 
 pahrdy). Spray-producer. Atomizer. 
 
 Nephralgie (Nehfrahlzshee). Pain in the 
 kidney. 
 
 Nephrectomie {Nehfrehktohmie) . Remov- 
 al of the kidney. 
 
 Nephrgtique {NehfrehUek) . Nephritic. 
 Relating to kidney. 
 
 Nephrite {Nehfreet). Nephritis. Inflam- 
 mation of the kidneys. Bright's disease. 
 
 Nephritique {NehfreeUek). Relating to 
 nephritis. 
 
 Nephrocele (NehfrohssM). Hernia of the 
 kidney. 
 
 Nephrolithe {NehfrohUet). Renal calculus. 
 
 Nephrolithiase {Nehfrohleeteedhz). Ne- 
 phrolithiasis. Formation of renal cal- 
 culi. 
 
 Nephro-Iithotomie (NehfrohleetohtohmSe). 
 Incision into the kidney for removal of 
 calculi. 
 
 Nephrorrhaphie (Nehfrohrahfee). Fixation 
 of a floating kidney to the abdominal 
 wall. 
 
 Nephrosomes {Nefrohssdhm). Orifices 
 communicating the tubes of Wolffian 
 bodies with the peritoneal cavity of the 
 embryo. 
 
 Nephrotomie {Nehfrohtohmie). Incision of 
 the kidney. Nephrototomy. 
 
 Nephrozymase (Nifrohzeemdhz) . An al- 
 buminoid substance obtained from urine, 
 acts as a) diastase. 
 
 Nerf {Nehr^ Nerve. 
 
 N d' Arnold (N. dahrnohld). Auricular 
 branch of the vagus nerve. 
 
 N. de Bock {N. deh Bohk). Branch of the 
 sphenopalatin ganglion distributed in 
 the mucous membrane of the pharynx. 
 
 N. de Jacobson {N. deh Zshahkohbsdhn) . 
 Branch of the ganglion petrosum dis- 
 tributed in the tympanic cavity. 
 
 N. de Lancisi {N. deh Lahnsseezie) . Med- 
 ian longitudinal striae of the upper sur- 
 face of corpus callosum. 
 
 N. intermediaire de Wrisberg {N. ehntehr- 
 mehieeihr deh Wrisberg). Accessory of 
 the facial nerve. 
 
 Nerion {Nehreedhn). Nerium. Oleander, 
 genus of shrubs. 
 
 Neroli {NehrohUe). Essence of orange- 
 flower. 
 
 Nerprun (Nehrpr4hn) . Buckthorn. 
 
 Nerveux,-euse {Nehrveh). Nervous. 
 
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 Nervin,-ine (NehrvShn). Nervine. Rem- 
 edy for nervous diseases. 
 
 Nervosisme (NehrvohzeSzm) . Nervousness. 
 
 Nervosite (Nehrvohzeetd) . Nervousness. 
 
 Neural,-e (Nehrdhl). Neural. Referable 
 to a nerve. 
 
 Neurasthenie {Nehrahstehnie). Neuras- 
 thenia. 
 
 Neurine (Nehr^en). Neurin. Poisonous 
 alkaloid occurring in putrefying meat. 
 
 Neuroblaste (Nehrohbldhst). Elements 
 forming the nervous system. 
 
 Neurologie (Nehrohlohzshee) . Neurology. 
 
 Neurolysie {Nehrohleezie). Neurolysis. 
 Exhaustion of a nerve by constant over- 
 stimulation. 
 
 Neurolytique (NehrohleeUek) . Neurolytic. 
 
 Neurone (Nehrohnn). Neuron. A unit 
 of the nervous system consisting of a 
 cell and its branches. 
 
 Neuropathologie {NehrohpatohlohzsMe) . 
 N europathology . 
 
 Neurotique {Nehrohtiek). Neurotic. Hav- 
 ing a tendency to nervous diseases. 
 
 Neutralizaat {Nehtrahleezdhn) . Neutraliz- 
 fng. 
 
 Neutralite (Nehtrahleetd) . Neutrality. 
 
 Neutre (Nehtr). Neutral. 
 
 Nevralgie (Nehvrahlzshee) . Neuralgia. 
 
 Ngvralgique (NehvrahlzshSek) . Neuralgic. 
 
 Nevrasthenic (Nehvrahstehnee), Neuras- 
 thenia. 
 
 Nevraxe (Nehvrdhks). Neuraxis. Brain 
 and spinal cord. 
 
 Nevrectomie {Nehvrehktohm&e). Neurec- 
 tomy. Excision of a part of a nerve. 
 
 Nevrileme (NehvreeUhmm). Neurilemma. 
 The sheath inclosing the nerve fiber. 
 
 Nevrite {NehvrSet). Neuritis. Inflamma- 
 tion of a nerve. 
 
 Nevritique (NehvreeUek). Neuritic. 
 
 Nevroglie {NehvrohgUe). Neuroglia. Sup- 
 porting framework of brain and spinal 
 cord. It consists of cells having num- 
 berless processes which do not ansato- 
 mose. Its function is to support and 
 protect nervous tissues. In inflamma- 
 tory process it proliferates. 
 
 Nevrologie (NehvrohlohzshSe) Neurology. 
 Study of the nervous system. 
 
 Nevrologiste {NehvrohlohzshSest). Neuro- 
 logist. 
 
 Nevrome (Nehvrdhmm). Neuroma. Tu- 
 mor developed on a nerve; it contains 
 nerve cells and fibers. 
 
 Nevropathie {NehvrohpahUe). Neurop- 
 athy. 
 
 Nevropathique (NehvrohpahtSek) . Neuro- 
 pathic. 
 
 Nevrose (Nehvrdhz). Neurosis. Func- 
 tional disease of the nervous system. 
 
 Nevrotomie (Nehvrohtohmee) . Neurotomy. 
 Section of a nerve. 
 
 Nez (Na). Nose. 
 
Nic 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Nuc 
 
 Nickel (NeekM). Nickel. A metallic 
 
 element. 
 Nicol (Neekdhl). Nicol's prism. Used for 
 
 polarization of light. 
 Nicotine (Neekohteen). Nicotin. Alkaloid 
 of tobacco. 
 
 Nictation (Neetahssidn) . Winking. 
 
 Nictitation (Neeteetahssidn) . Winking. 
 
 Nid {Nee). Nest. 
 
 Nidiforme (Needeefdhrm) . Shaped like a 
 nest. 
 
 Nidoreux,-euse {NeedohrSh). Having the 
 odor of putrid or decomposed eggs. 
 
 Nitrate (Neetrdht). Nitrate. 
 
 N. d'argent fondu (N. dahrzshdhn fohndU). 
 Nitrate of silver in sticks. Lunar 
 caustic. 
 
 N. de potasse (N. deh pohtdhss). Nitrate 
 of potash. Saltpetre. Nitre. 
 
 Nitrate-e (Neetrahta). Nitrated. 
 
 Nitre {Neetr). Nitre. Saltpeter. 
 
 Nitreux,-euse (Neetrih). Nitrous. 
 
 Nitrification (Neetreefeekahssion). Conver- 
 sion into nitrites and nitrates. 
 
 Nitrique {Neetreek). Nitric. 
 
 Nitrite {Neetriet). Nitrite. 
 
 Nitrobenzide {NeetrohbehnzSed). Nitro- 
 benzol, oil of myrbane. 
 
 Nitrogene (Neetrohzshihn). Nitrogen. 
 Non-metallic element. Gas present in 
 the atmosphere. 
 
 Nitroglycerine (Neetrohgleessehrien). Ni- 
 troglycerin. Trinitrin. Glonoin. 
 
 Nitrure (NeetrHr). Nitride. 
 
 Nocif,-ive (Nohsseef). Pathogenic. 
 
 Noctambule {NohktahmbiU). Somnam- 
 bu list. 
 
 Nocturne (Nohktilrn). Nocturnal. 
 
 N c u i t e {Nohkueetd). Injuriousness. 
 Nocuity. 
 
 Node (Nohd). A knob. A swelling. 
 
 Nodosite (Nohdohzeetd). A knob; a nod- 
 ule. 
 
 Nodulaire (NohduUhr). Nodular. 
 
 Nodule (Nohdiil). Nodule. Small node. 
 
 Nodus (NohdUss). Node. Circumscribed 
 induration. 
 
 Noeud (Neh). Knot. 
 
 N. de I'eucephale (iV. deh lahnssehfdhl) . 
 Mid-brain. 
 
 N. vital {N. veetdhl). Respiratory center 
 in the medulla. 
 
 Noir,-e (Nooahr). Black. 
 
 Noil amxaal {Noodhr ahneemdhl). Animal 
 charcoal. 
 
 Noire, maladie (Nooahr, mahlahdee). Me- 
 Isena. 
 
 Noircissement {Nooahrseessmdhn). Black- 
 ening. 
 
 Noisette (NooahzM). Nuts. Hazel nut. 
 
 Noix (Noodh). Nut- walnut. 
 
 N. muscade (iV. muskdhd). Nutmeg. 
 
 N. vomique (iV. vohmeek). Nux vomica. 
 
 Noma iNohmdh). Noma. Gangrenous 
 
 stomatitis . Also : gangrenous inflamma- 
 tion of the vulva. 
 
 Nombril (NohnbrSel). Navel. Umbilicus. 
 
 Nomenclature {NohmahnklahtUr). Nom- 
 enclature. 
 
 Non -viability (Nohn-veeahbeeleetd). State 
 of an infant born incompletely developed 
 so that it cannot live. Non-viability. 
 
 Normal,-e (Nohrmdhl). Normal. 
 
 Nosencephale (Nohzahnssehfdhl). Nosen- 
 cephalus. A monster in which a vascu- 
 lar tumor takes the place of the brain 
 and the skull is open at the level of the 
 frontal sinuses and in the occipital 
 region. 
 
 Nosocomial,-e (Nohzohkohmeedhl). Per- 
 taining to hospital. 
 
 Nosologic (Nohzohlohzshee) . Classifica- 
 tion of diseases. Nosology. 
 
 Nosologique (NohzohlohzshSek). Nosolo- 
 gic. 
 
 Nosomanie (Nohzohmahnie). Nosomania. 
 Hypochondria. 
 
 Nosophobie (Nohzohfohbie). Fear of dis- 
 ease. 
 
 Nostalgic (Nohstahlzshee). Nostalgia. 
 Homesickness. 
 
 Notalgie {NohtahlzsMe). Pain in the 
 back. 
 
 Note (Noht). Sound. Note (musical). 
 
 Notochorde (Nohtohkdhrd). Chorda dor- 
 salis. 
 
 NouS,-e (Nooa). Rachitic. 
 
 Noueux,-euse (Nooih). Knotted. 
 
 Nourrice (NoorSess). Wet-nurse. 
 
 Nounicier,-6re {Nooreesseed). Nutritive. 
 
 Nourrissement (Nooreessmdhn) . Feed- 
 ing. 
 
 Nourrisson (Nooreessdhn). Nursling. 
 
 Nourriture {NooreetAr). Nourishment. 
 Food. 
 
 Nouure (Nooiir) Rickets. 
 
 Nouveau-ne (Noovoh-nd). New-born. 
 
 Novaculaire {NohvahkuUhr). Shaped like 
 a razor. 
 
 Noyau {Nooahydh). Nucleus. Stone of 
 fruit. 
 
 N. rouge {N. roozsh) Red nucleus (beneath 
 the anterior corpora quadrigemina). 
 
 Noye,-e {Nooahyd). Drowned. 
 
 Noyer {Nooahyd). To drown. 
 
 Noyer {Nooahyd). Walnut-tree. 
 
 Nu,-e (^Vm). Naked. Nude. 
 
 Nuage {Nudhzsh). Cloud. Nebula. 
 
 Nuance {Nudhnss). Shade. Tint. Blue. 
 
 Nubecule {NubehkUl). See Nuage. 
 
 NubUite {Nubeeleetd) . Fitness for mar- 
 riage. 
 
 Nuchal, -e (Nukdhl). Pertaining to the 
 nape of the neck. Nuchal. 
 
 Nucleaire {Nuklehehr). Nuclear. 
 
 Nucl6e,-eee {Nukld). Nucleated. 
 
 Nucl6iforme (Nukleheefohrm). Nuclei- 
 form. 
 
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Nuc 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Nys 
 
 NuclSin (NuklehSen). Nuclein. A nu- 
 cleo-protein. It increases the number 
 of white blood corpuscles. 
 
 Nucl€ole (Nukehdhl). Nucleolus. 
 
 Nucleus (.Nuklehiiss). Nucleus. 
 
 Wuit (Nuie). Night. 
 
 Nullipare (Nuleepdhr) . Nulliparous. 
 Who never had children. 
 
 Numerique (Namehriek). Numerical. 
 
 Nummulaire (Numullhr). Of the form of 
 coin (used to describe sputum). 
 
 Nuque {NUk). Nape of the neck. 
 
 Nutaiit,-e (Nutdhn). Drooping. 
 
 Nutation (Nutahssidn). Oscillating or nod- 
 ding movement. 
 
 Nutritif,-ive (Nutreetief). Nutritive. 
 
 Nutrition (Nutreessidn). Nutrition. 
 
 Nyctalopia {Neektahlohfie). Disease char- 
 acterized by an ability to distinguish 
 objects in an obscure light, but an in- 
 ability to stand bright light. 
 
 Nyctere {Neekt&hr). Bat. 
 
 Nymphes {Neemf). Labia minora (of the 
 vulva). 
 
 Nymphite (Neemfiet). Inflammation of 
 the labia minora. 
 
 Nymphomanie (Neemfohmahnie). Nym- 
 phomania. Irresistible desire for sexual 
 intercourse in the female. 
 
 Nystagme (Neestdhgm). Nystagmus. In- 
 cessant oscillation of the eyeballs. 
 
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o. 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Odo 
 
 o 
 
 O. Symbol of oxygen. 
 
 OtLtixde {Ohahreem) . Corpus luteum. 
 
 Obduction {Ohbdukssidn). Postmortem 
 examination. 
 
 Obelion (.Ohbehleedhn) . Point of inter- 
 section of the sagittal suture of the skull 
 with the line running between the two 
 parietal foramina. 
 
 Obesity {Ohbehzeetd). Obesity. 
 
 Obitoiie (Okbeetoodhr). Obituary. 
 
 Objectif,-ive (OkbzshehkUef). Objective. 
 Object-glass. 
 
 Oblique (Ohliek). Oblique. 
 
 O. ezteme, muscle (0. ehksUhm, muskl). 
 External oblique muscle. 
 
 O. inferieur de I'oeil (0. ehnfehreeihr deh 
 lehy). Inferior oblique muscle of the 
 eye. 
 
 O. i. de la t6te (0. eh. deh lah teht). Obli- 
 quus inferior capitis m. 
 
 O. interne, muscle (0. ehnUhrn, muskl). 
 Internal oblique muscle of the abdo- 
 men. 
 
 O. SupSrieur de I'ocil (O. superhreeihr deh 
 lehy) . Superior oblique m. of the eye. 
 
 O. s. de la tete (O. i. deh lah teht). Super- 
 ior oblique m. of the head. 
 
 Obliteration {Ohbleetehrahssidn). Obliter- 
 ation. 
 
 Oblitere,-e (Ohbleetehd). Obliterated. 
 
 Oblong, -gue (Ohbldhn). Oblong. 
 
 Obnubilation {Ohbnubeelahssidn). Obnu- 
 bilation. Vertigo. Blinding. 
 
 Obscur,-e (Ohbskiir). Obscure. Dark. 
 
 Obscuration (Ohbskurahssidn) . Condition 
 of the retina when placed in darkness. 
 
 Observation {Ohbsehrvahssidn). Observa- 
 tion. 
 
 Obsession (flhbeehssidn) . Obsession. 
 Fixed idea. 
 
 Obsolescence {Ohbsohlehssdhns) . Condi- 
 tion from disuse. Atrophy. 
 
 Obsolete {OhbsohUht). Out of use. 
 
 Obstetrical,-e {Ohbstehtreekdhl) . Pertain- 
 ing to obstetrics, to midwifery. 
 
 Obstipation (Ohbsteepahssidn). Constipa- 
 tion. 
 
 Obstruant,-e (Ohbstrudhn) . Obstruent. 
 A remedy which closes up the orifices of 
 bloodvessels or ducts. An astringent. 
 
 Obstruction (Ohbstrukssidn) . Obstruc- 
 tion. Blocking. 
 
 Obtondant,-e (Ohbtohnddhn). What re- 
 duces sensibility. Blunting. 
 
 Obturateur, -trice (Ohbturaktihr) . Instru- 
 ment to remedy loss of substance in the 
 palate. 
 
 O. exterme, muscle (0. ehkstihrn, muskl)- 
 Obturator externe muscle. 
 
 O. interne, muscle (0. ehntihrn, muskl). 
 Musculus bursalis. 
 
 O., nerf (0., nehr). Obturator nerve. 
 
 O., trou (0. troo). Obturator foramen. 
 Thyroid foramen. 
 
 Obturation {Ohbturahssidn). Obliteration. 
 Occlusion. Stopping up. 
 
 O. des_ dents (0. deh dahn). Filling the 
 cavities of teeth. 
 
 Obturatrice, artSre (Ohbturahtreess, ahr- 
 tShr). Obturator artery. 
 
 O. hemie (0. ehrnSe). Sub-pubien hernia. 
 
 Obtusion {Ohbtuzeedhn). Blunting (of sen- 
 sation). 
 
 Occasion {Ohkakzeedkn). Occasion. 
 
 Occasionel,-le {Okkahzeeohnihl). Oc- 
 casional. 
 
 Occipital,-e (Ohkseepeetdhl). Occipital. 
 
 O. grand, nerf (O. grahn, nehr). Occipi- 
 talis major nerve. 
 
 O., OS (0. ohss). Occipital bone. 
 
 O., eartSre (O., ahrtihr). Occipital artery. 
 
 Occiput {OhkseepAt). Occiput. Posterior 
 portion of the head. 
 
 Occlure (Okkliir). Occlude (eyelids etc.). 
 
 Occlusion (Okkluzeedkn). Occlusion. 
 
 O. intestinale (O. ekntehsteendhl). Occlu- 
 sion of the intestine. 
 
 Occulte (Ohkalt). Occult. Hidden. 
 
 Oculaire (OhkuUkr). Ocular. 
 
 O., verre (0. vekr). Eyepiece (of micro- 
 scope. 
 
 Oculiste {OkkuUest). Oculist. Ophthal- 
 mologist. 
 
 Oculo-moteur commun, nerf (Ohkulok- 
 moht&hr kohmihn, nehr). Oculo-motor 
 nerve (3rd cranial n.) 
 
 O.-m. externe, n. {O.-m. ehkstehrn), «.,) 
 Abducens (6th n.) 
 
 O.-musculaire sup6rieur, n. (0. musku- 
 Uhr supehreeihr, n.). Pathetic nerve 
 (4th cranial n.) 
 
 Odeur {OhdShr). Odor. Smell. 
 
 Odontagre {Ohdohntdhgr) . Toothache 
 (rheumatic). 
 
 Odontalgie (Ohdohntahlzshee). Toothache. 
 
 Odontog€nie (Ohdohntohzshehnee) . Em- 
 bryology of teeth. 
 
 Odontolde, apophyse (Ohdohntoh^ed, ah- 
 pohfSez). Odontoid process (above the 
 body of the axis). 
 
 Odontolith {OhdohntohUet). Salivary cal- 
 culus. Odontolith. 
 
 Odontologie (Ohdohntoklokzskee) . Treat- 
 ise of teeth. 
 
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Odo 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Omp 
 
 Odontome {Ohdohntdhm) . Tumor com- 
 posed of dentin. 
 
 Odontose {Ohdohntdhz) . Odontosis. 
 Dentition. 
 
 Odorant,-e {Ohdohrdhn). Odorous. 
 Fragrant. 
 
 Odorat (Ohdohrdh). Sense of smell. 
 
 Odoratif,-ive (Ohdohrahteef) . Pertaining 
 to smell. 
 
 Odoration {Ohdohrahssidn) . Odoration. 
 
 Odoriferant,-e (Ohdohreefehrdhn). Odor- 
 iferous. Fragrant. 
 
 (Edemateux,-euse {EhdehmahUh) . (Ede- 
 matous. 
 
 CEdgme {Ehdehm). CEdema. 
 
 (Eiller (Ehyd). Pertaining to the eye. 
 Eye-douche. 
 
 CEil {Ehy). Eye. 
 
 (Eiller (Ehyd). Pertaining to the eye. 
 Eye-douche. 
 
 (Eillet (Ehyih). Carnation. 
 
 Oeillette (Ehyeht). Field poppy. 
 
 (Enolature (Ehnohlahtiir). Roots, leaves, 
 bark, macerated in a wine. Medicated 
 wine. 
 
 (Enolique {EhnohUek). Medicine that has 
 wine as an excipient. 
 
 (Euomanie (Ehnohmahnie) . Delirium tre- 
 mens. 
 
 (Esophage (Ehzohfdhzsh). (Esophagus. 
 
 (Esophagotomie (Ehzokfahgohtohmie). In- 
 cision of the oesophagus. 
 
 (Eat (Ehf). Egg. 
 
 O. de Graaf (0. deh Grahf). Graafian fol- 
 licle. 
 
 Offensif ,-ive {Ohfahnsief). OfEensive. 
 Pathogenic. 
 
 OflScier de Sante (OhfeesseeSh deh Sahntd). 
 An inferior class of medical men in 
 France who are not required to take the 
 degree of M. D. 
 
 Officinal,-e (Ohfeesseendhl). Pertaining to 
 a drug store. 
 
 Officine {Ohfeessien). Apothecary's lab- 
 oratory. 
 
 Oignon (Ohnydhn). Onion. Bulb. Bun- 
 ion (hard tumor in the vicinity of the 
 joints of the foot). 
 
 Ohm (Ohm). Unit of resistance in elec- 
 tricity. 
 
 Oidium (Oheedeeohm) . A genus of Ascom- 
 ycetes (fungi). 
 
 Die (Oodh) Goose. 
 
 Oiseau (Ovohzdh) Bird. 
 
 Olea (Ohlehdh) Genus of olcaceous trees. 
 
 01€agineux,-euse (Ohlehahzsheeneh). Ole- 
 aginous. Oily. 
 
 Oleate (Ohlehdht). Salt of oleic acid. 
 
 Olecrine (Ohlehkrdhn). Olecranon. 
 
 Oleiforme (Ohleheefdhrm) . Having the 
 consistence of oil. 
 
 Oleine (OhlehSen). Olein. A glycerin es- 
 ter of oleic acid. 
 
 01eo-c6rolS Ohlehoh -ssehrohld) Cerate. 
 
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 Oleomargarine {Ohleohmahrgahr&en). 01- 
 eomargarin, prepared from animal fat 
 by adding milk and other substances. 
 
 Oleule (Ohlehill). Essence. 
 
 Oleule (Ohlehuld). Solution of substances 
 in essences. 
 
 Oleulique {OhUideek). A medicine com- 
 posed of active principles and essences 
 
 01factif,-ive (Ohlfahkteef) Olfactory. 
 
 Olfaction (Ohlfahkssidn). Smelling. Ol- 
 faction. 
 
 Olfactoire [Ohlfahktoodhr) Olfactory. 
 
 Olighemie (Ohleeghehmee). Diminution of 
 the volume of the blood. 
 
 Oligocythemie {OhhegohsseetehmSe). Di- 
 minution of the quantity of red corpus- 
 cles in the blood. 
 
 Oligospermie (OhleegohspehrmSe). Defic- 
 iency of seminal fluid. 
 
 Oligotrichie [OhleegohtreesMe). Rarity of 
 hair. 
 
 Oligotrophie {Ohleegohtrohfle). Diminished 
 nutrition. 
 
 Oline (Ohleen). Oline. See Oleine. 
 
 Olivaire (Ohleevehr) Olive-shaped. 
 
 Olive (Ohleev). Olive. Olivary body in 
 the medulla. 
 
 O. cerebelleuse (0. ssehrehhehUhz) Cor- 
 pus dentatum of the cerebellum. 
 
 O. inferiSure (O. ehnfehreeekr) . Corpus 
 dentatm of the olive (medulla). 
 
 O. superieure (O. ssupehreeehr) Nucleus 
 siuated in the pons at the level of the 
 nucleus of the facial (7th) nerve. 
 
 Olivier (Ohleeveed). Olive-tree. 
 
 Omacephale (Ohmahssehfdhl) . A monster 
 with a large head and face but without 
 thoracic members. 
 
 Omalgie (Ohmahlzshie) . Pain at the 
 shoulder. 
 
 Omarthrocace [Ohmahrtrohkdhss). White 
 tumor of the shoulder. 
 
 Ombelliferes {Ohmbehleefehr) . Family of 
 plants. Umbelliferae. 
 
 Ombilic (OhmbeeUek) . Umbilicus. Navel. 
 
 Ombilical, cordon {Ohmbeeleekdhl, kohr- 
 ddhn). Organ which unites the foetus 
 with the placenta. 
 
 O.e, hernie (0., ehrnSe) . Umbilical hernia. 
 
 Oinbilique,-e (Ohmbeeleekd). Umbilicated. 
 Which presents a central depression. 
 
 Ombrage (Ohmbrdhzsh). Speck. Leu- 
 coma. Nebula. 
 
 Ombre (Ohmbr). Shade. 
 
 Omentum (Ohmehntohm) . Epiploon. 
 Omentum. 
 
 Omnivore (Ohmneevdhr) . Omnivorous. 
 Consuming all kinds of food. 
 
 Omocotyle (Ohmohkohteel) Glenoid cav- 
 ity of the scapula. 
 
 Omo-hyoidien muscle (O^moh-eeoheedee- 
 ihn, muskl). Omohyoid muscle. 
 
 Omoplate (Ohmohpldht) . Scapula. 
 
 Omphalique (OhmfahUek). Umbilical. 
 
Omp 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Oph 
 
 Omphalocele {OhmfahlohssM). Umbilical 
 hernia. 
 
 Omphalopage (Ohmfahlohpdhzsh). Om- 
 phalopagus. Double monstrosity with 
 the bodies united at the umbilicus. 
 
 Omphalotomie {Ohmfahlohtohmie) Sec- 
 tion of the umbilical cord. 
 
 Onanisme (Ohnahniezm). Onanism. 
 Masturbation. 
 
 Oncologie (Ohnkohlohzshie). Description 
 of tumors. 
 
 Oncome (Ohnkdhm). Tumor (old term). 
 
 Oncotomie (Ohnkohtohmie) . Incision or 
 excision of a tumor. 
 
 Onction {Ohnkssidn). Unction. Inunc- 
 tion. 
 
 Onctueux-euse {Ohnktuih). Which re- 
 sembles a fatty substance. Unctuous. 
 
 Onde (Ohnd). Wave. 
 
 O. musculaire (0. muskuUhr). Undulat- 
 ing contraction of a muscle. 
 
 OndS.-e (Ohndd). Undulate. 
 
 Ondee (Ohndd). A shower of rain. 
 
 Ondulant,-e (Ohnduldhn). Undulating. 
 
 Ondulation (Ohndulahssion). Undula- 
 tion. 
 
 Ondule,-e (Ohnduld). See Ond^. 
 
 Onduleux,-euse [OhnduUh). Undulating. 
 
 Onglade {Ohngldhd). Ingrowing nail. 
 Onychia. 
 
 Ongle (Okngl). Nail. 
 
 OnglSe (Ohngld) . Numbness of the fingers 
 caused by cold. 
 
 Onglet (OhngUh) . Small nail. Distal op- 
 ening of a cystoscope. 
 
 Ongugal (Ohnguehdhl). Ungueal. 
 
 Onguent (Ohngdhn). Ointment. 
 
 O. digestif simple (O. deezshehstief sehmpl). 
 Unguentum terebinthinae. 
 
 O. egyptiac (0. ehzsheepsseedhk) . Oint- 
 ment of acetate of copper. 
 
 O. gris (O. gree). Unguentum hydrargyri 
 compositum. f 
 
 O. mercuriel (O. mehrkureeehl). Unguen- 
 tum hydrargyri. Blue ointment. 
 
 O. napolitain (0. nahpohleeUhn). Blue 
 ointment. 
 
 O. royal (O. rooahydhl). Resin ointment. 
 Yellow basilicon ointment. 
 
 O. de resine (0. deh rekzSen). Resin oint- 
 ment. Yellow basilicon ointment. 
 
 Onirique (Ohneereek). Pertaining to 
 dreams. 
 
 Onomatomanie (OhnohmahtohmahnSe). 
 Irresistible desire to repeat or recall a 
 certain word (obsession). 
 
 Ontog6nie {OhntohzshehnSe). Ontogeny. 
 History of evolution of individuals. 
 Production of species by special creation 
 as opposed to phylogeny. 
 
 Ontologie (OhntohlohzshSe) . Doctrine op- 
 posed to the physiological doctrine. 
 
 Onychie (OhneekSe). Onychia. Inflam- 
 mation of the matrix of the nail. 
 
 Onychogryphosis (Ohneekohgreefohz^es). 
 Curvature of the nails. 
 
 Onychomycosis ( Ohneekohmeehohzies) . 
 Parasitic disease of the nails (due to 
 Achorionkeratophagus) . 
 
 Onychoptose {Ohneekohptdhz). Palling of 
 the nails. 
 
 Onychose (Ohneekdhy). Onychosis. Cal- 
 losity of nails. 
 
 Onyx (Ohnieks). Nail (of finger or toe). 
 
 Ooblasts (Ohohbldkst). A cell developed 
 into a ovum. 
 
 Oogenese (Ohohzshehnihz). Oogenesis. 
 Origin and development of ova. 
 
 Oogone (Ohohgdhn). Oogonium. The cell 
 giving origin to the ovum. 
 
 Oophore (Ohohfdhr). Ovary. 
 
 Oophorectomie (Ohohfohrehktohmie). Ex- 
 cision of the ovary. 
 
 Oophorite (OhohfohrSet). Inflammation of 
 the ovary. 
 
 Ooscopie (Ohohskohpie). Examination of 
 the egg. 
 
 Oospore (Ohohspohr). Oospora. Actin- 
 omycetes. 
 
 Opacite (Ohpahsseetd). Opacity. 
 
 O. de la comee (0. deh lah kohrnd). A 
 spot of the cornea. 
 
 Opalescent-e (Ohpahlehssdhn). Opales- 
 cent. 
 
 Opaque (Ohpdhk). Opaque. Not trans- 
 parent. 
 
 Operateur (Ohpehrahtihr) . Operator. 
 
 Operation (Ohpehrahssidn). Operation. 
 
 Operatoire {Ohpehrahtoodhr) . Operative. 
 
 Opercule (Ohpehrkitl). Operculum. Lid. 
 Small mass of brain formed by the con- 
 tiguous ends of the ascending frontal, 
 ascending parietal and the inferior fron- 
 tal convolutions. 
 
 Ophthalmic {Ohftahlmie) . Inflammation 
 of the eye. 
 
 O. arthritique {O.ahrtreeUek). Glau- 
 coma. 
 
 O. blennorrhagique (O. blehnohrahzshiek) . 
 Gonorrheal ophthalmia. 
 
 O. d'Egypte (O. dehzsMept). Pustular 
 ophthalmia (epidemic). 
 
 O. purulente des nouveaux-nes (O. puru- 
 Idhnt) deh noovoh-nd). Ophthalmia neo- 
 natorum. 
 
 Ophthalmoblenorrhee {Ohftahlmohblehnoh- 
 rd). Purulent ophthalmia. 
 
 Ophthalmologie ( OhftahlmohlohzshSe) . 
 Science of eye diseases. 
 
 Ophthalmometre (Ohtahlmohmehtr). Ap- 
 paratus for determining defects in the 
 curvature of the cornea. 
 
 Ophthalmoplegie {OhftahlmohplehzsMe) . 
 Ophthalmoplegia. Paralysis of the mus- 
 cles of the eye. 
 
 Ophthalmoscope (Ohftahlmohskdhp). In- 
 strument to examine the interior of the 
 
 eye. 
 
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Oyh 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Org 
 
 Ophthalmoscopie {Ohftahlmokskohp4e). 
 Examination of the interior of the eye 
 with an ophthalmoscope. 
 
 Ophthalmostat (.Ohftahlmohstdh). Instru- 
 ment for fixation of the eye during ex- 
 amination. 
 
 Ophthalmotomie (Ohftahlmohtohmge). Ex- 
 tirpation of the eye. 
 
 Ophthalmotrope {Ohftahlmohtrdhp). A 
 movable model of the eyes. 
 
 Opiace,-e (Ohpeeahssd). Containing opi- 
 um. 
 
 Opiat (Ohpeedh). Opiate. Medicine con- 
 taining opium. 
 
 Opisthotonos (Ohpestohtohndhss). A spas- 
 modic contraction of the muscles of the 
 back with recurving posteriorly; in ex- 
 treme cases the body rests on the occiput 
 and heels. 
 
 Opium (Ohpeedhm). Opium. 
 
 O. vin d', par maceration (O., vehn d, pahr 
 mahssehrahssion). Laudanum of Syden- 
 ham. 
 
 O., vin d', par fermentation (O., vehn d., 
 par fehrmahntahssidn). Laudanum of 
 Rousseau. 
 
 Opodeldoch (Ohpohdehlddhk). A liniment 
 containing soap and camphor. 
 
 Oppenheim, signe de {Oppenheim, seenn 
 deh). Extension of the toes on pressing 
 downwards the inner side of the tibia. 
 Sign of involvement of the central nerv- 
 ous system (pyramidal tract). 
 
 Opposant,-e (Ohpohzdhn). Opponent, 
 opposing. 
 
 O. du petit doigt, muscle (0. du ptee doodh, 
 muskl). Opponens minimi digiti muscle 
 of the hand. 
 
 O. du pouce (O. du pooss). Opponens pol- 
 licis muscle. 
 
 Oppose, e {Ohpohzd). Opposite. Op- 
 posed. 
 
 Opposition (Ohpohzeessidn). Opposition. 
 
 Oppression (Ohprehssidn). Oppression. 
 Sensation of a weight on the chest. 
 
 Opsomanie (Ohpsohmahnie). Irresistible 
 desire for sweets. 
 
 Optique (Ohpteek). Optics. Part of phys- 
 ics which treats the phenomena of light 
 and vision. Also: optical. 
 
 O. couche (O. koosh). Optic thalamus. 
 
 OptomStre \OhptohinMr). Instrument for 
 investigating the refraction of the eye. 
 
 Optometrie {OJiptohmehtrie). Study of 
 visual defects. 
 
 Opto-strie,-e (Ohptohstreed). Referable to 
 the thalamus and striate body. 
 
 Or. (Ohr). Gold. Aurum. 
 
 Orage (Ohrdhzsh). Storm. 
 
 Ora serrata (Ohrdh sehrahtdh). The den- 
 tate border of the retina near the ciliary 
 processes. 
 
 Oral,-e (Ohrdhl). Oral. Verbal. Per- 
 taining to the mouth. 
 
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 Orange {Ohrdhnzsh). Orange. 
 
 Orangeade (Ohrahzshdhd). Orangeade. 
 
 Orange, -e (Ohrahnzshd). Orange-colored. 
 
 Oranger (Ohrahnzshd). Orange-tree. 
 
 Orbiculaire (OhrbeekuUhr). Orbicular. 
 Circular. 
 
 O. des levres, m. (0. deh lehhr). Orbicu- 
 laris oris muscle. 
 
 O. des paupiSres (0. deh pohpeeihr). 
 Orbicularis palpebrarum muscle. 
 
 Orbitaire (OhrbeetShr). Referable to the 
 orbit. Orbital 
 
 O,, artSre (0., ahrtShr). Ophthalmic 
 artery. 
 
 O., fente (0., fahnt). Orbital fissure. 
 
 O., nerf (O., nehr). Branch of the superior 
 maxillary nerve. 
 
 Orbite {Ohrhiet). Orbit. Eye socket. 
 
 Orchialgie (Ohrkeeahlzshie). Pain in the 
 testicle. 
 
 Orchiodynie (Ohrkeedeenie). Pain in the 
 testicle. 
 
 Orchis {Ohrkies). Testicle. 
 
 Orchite (Ohrkiet). Orchitis. Inflamma- 
 tion of the testicle. 
 
 Orchotomie (OhrkohtohmSe). Castration. 
 Excision of testicles. 
 
 Ordinaires (Ohrdeenihr). Menses (popu- 
 lar term). 
 
 Ordonnance (Ohrdohndhns). Prescription. 
 
 Ordre (Ohrdr). Order. 
 
 Oreille {Ohrdy). Ear. 
 
 O. interne (0. ehntShrn). Internal ear. 
 Labyrinth. 
 
 O. moyenne (0. mooahyihnn). Middle 
 ear. Tympanic cavity. 
 
 Oreille, -e (Ohrayd). Provided with an 
 auricle. 
 
 Oreillette (Ohrayeht). Auricle (of heart). 
 
 Oieillons iflhraydhn). Mumps. Paroti- 
 ditis. 
 
 Organe (Ohrgdhnn). Organ. 
 
 Organique (flhrgahniek). Organic. 
 
 O. s ISsions (O. lehzeedhn). Alterations in 
 the texture of an organ. 
 
 Organisable {Ohrgahneezdhhl). Capable of 
 organization. 
 
 Organisation (Ohrgahneezahssidn). Or- 
 ganization. Structure of a portion of 
 a living body. 
 
 Organise, -e (Ohrgahneezd). Organized. 
 Composed of organs capable of organiza- 
 tion. 
 
 Organisme (OhrgahnSezm). Organized 
 body. Organism. 
 
 Organo-metallique (Ohrgahnoh-mehtah- 
 leek). Chemical compounds in which 
 the alcoholic radicle is combined with 
 a metal. 
 
 Organopathie (OhrgahnopahtSe). Organic 
 disease. 
 
 Organotherapie {OhrgahnoUehrahpie). 
 Treatment with extracts of glands. 
 
 Orgasme iflhrgdhzm). The extreme ex- 
 
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 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ost 
 
 citement of the sexual instinct. Swel- 
 ling of the sexual organ due to hyperemia. 
 
 Orge (Ohrzsh). Barley. 
 
 O. perl6 (O. pekrld). Pearl barley. 
 
 Orgeat (Okrzshdh). Almond emulsion. 
 
 Orgelet {OhrzshehUh). Stye. 
 
 Orgueilleux,-euse {Ohrguehyih). Proud. 
 Vain. 
 
 Orientation (Ohreeahntahssidn). Orienta- 
 tion. Position of a body. Faculty of 
 judging position of objects in space. 
 
 Orifice (Ohreefgess). Orifice. Opening. 
 
 Origine {Ohreezshien). Origin. 
 
 Orme {Ohrm). Elm. 
 
 Omithologie (Ohrneetohlohzshie). Study 
 of birds. 
 
 Orpiment (Ohrpeemdhn). Orpiment. 
 Native yeUow sulphid of arsenic. 
 
 Orteil (Ohrtdy). Toe. 
 
 Orthopedic {Ohrtohpehdle). Orthopedics. 
 Branch of surgery dealing with correct- 
 ing deformities and treating diseases of 
 bones and joints. 
 
 Orthopgdique {Ohrtohpehdiek). Ortho- 
 pedic. 
 
 Orthopediste {Qhrtohpehdiest). Orthoped- 
 ist. 
 
 Orthopn€e (Ohrtohpnd). Dyspnoea in a 
 horizontal position. 
 
 Ortie (Ohrtie). Nettle. 
 
 Ortie,-e {Ohrteed). Resembling the blis- 
 ters produced by nettles. 
 
 Os (Ohss). Bone. 
 
 O. anonyme (0. ahnohnSen). Iliac bone 
 
 O. lingual (0. lehngrdU). Hyoide bone. 
 
 Oscheolithe (OhskehohUet). Calculus of 
 scrotum. 
 
 OsciUant,-e (Ohssceldhn). Oscillating. 
 
 Oscillation (Ohsseelahssidn). Oscillation. 
 
 Oscille (Ohzdy). Sorrel. 
 
 O., sel d' (O., sehl d). Oxalate of potash. 
 
 Osier {Ohzeed). Willow-Osier. 
 
 Osier, maladie d' {Osier, mahlahdle). deh 
 Chronic cyanosis with polycythemia 
 and enlarged spleen. 
 
 Osmhidrose (Ohsmeedrohz). Odorous em- 
 ation of perspiration. 
 
 Osmique, acide (Ohsmiek, ahssied). Os- 
 mic acid. 
 
 Osmium {Ohsmeedhm) . Osmium. Metal 
 lie element, used for staing nervous tis- 
 sue (in recent degenerative changes). 
 
 Osmose (Ohsmohz). Osmosis. Passage 
 of water through a septum because of 
 difference in pressure. 
 Osmotique (Ohsmohteek). Osmotic. 
 Osseine (Ohsseh^en). Ossein. The or- 
 ganic base of bone. 
 Osselet (Ohsslik). Small bone. Ossicle 
 
 (of the inner ear etc.) 
 Osseux,-euse (Ossgh). Bony. Osseous. 
 Ossicule (Ohsseekal). Sesamoid bone. 
 OssifSre {Ohsseefihr). Ossiferous. Con- 
 taining bone. 
 
 Ossification {Ohsseefeekahssidn). Ossifica- 
 tion. Bone formation. 
 
 OssifiS,-e (Ohsseefeed). Ossified. 
 
 Ost€ide (,Ohstehged), Accidental bony for- 
 mation. 
 
 Osteite {OhstehSet). Osteitis. Inflamma- 
 tion of bony tissue. , 
 
 Ost&o-arthrite (Ohstehoh-ohrtriet) . Osteo- 
 arthritis. Inflammation of the joint 
 and the surrounding bony parts. 
 
 Osteoblaste (Ohstehohbldhst). The cell 
 from which the bone develops. 
 
 Osteoclaste (Ohstehohkldhst). Instrument 
 for breaking a bone. 
 
 Ost€og€nie (Ohstehohzshehnie). Forma- 
 tion of bony tissue. Osteogenesis. 
 
 Osteoggnique {Ohstehohzshehniek). Osteo- 
 genic. 
 
 Osteologie (Ohstehohlohzshie). Anatomy 
 of bones. Osteology. 
 
 Osteolyse (OhstehohUez). Destruction of 
 bone (in caries etc.). 
 
 Osteomalacie (OhstehohmahlahssSe). Soft- 
 ening of bones due to disappearance of 
 lime salts. 
 
 Ost€ome (Ohstehdhm). Osteoma. Tu- 
 mor consisting chiefly of bony tissue. 
 
 Osteomyelite (OhstehohmeeehUet). Inflam- 
 mation of the marrow of the bone and 
 of the bone itself. 
 
 Osteonecrose (Ohsteheohnehhrdhz). Ne- 
 crosis of the bone. 
 
 Osteopathie (OhstehohpahUe). A thera- 
 peutic system which presumes that the 
 bones and joints are the causes of all 
 diseases and that manipulation of them 
 is the only means of cure. 
 
 OstSoplaste {Ohstehohpldhst). See Osteo- 
 blaste. 
 
 Osteoplastie (OhslehohplahsUe). Plastic 
 siffgery of the bones. 
 
 OstSoporose (Ohstehohpohrohz). Absorp- 
 tion of bony elements. 
 
 Osteopsathyrosis {Ohstehopsahteerohgees). 
 Fragihty of bones. 
 
 Ostgosarcome (Ohstehohssahrkdhm). Sar- 
 comatous tumor in the bone. 
 
 Osteose (Ohstehohz). Formation of bone. 
 Osteosis. 
 
 Osteospongiose (Ohsiehokspohnzsheedhz) . 
 Formation of a fungus condition of the 
 bone. 
 
 Osteosteotome ( Okstehohstehahtdhm) . 
 Steatoma which has undergone cal- 
 careous changes. 
 
 Osteotomie {Ohstehohtohmie) Section of 
 bone. 
 
 Ostial,-e (Ohsteedhl). Referable to an 
 orifice. 
 
 Ostiole,-e (Ohsteeohld). Having orifices. 
 
 Ostreal,-e (OhstrehdM). Referable to oy- 
 sters. 
 
 Ostreiforme (Ohstreheefdhrm). Having the 
 form of an oyster 
 
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Ota 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ozo 
 
 • Otalgie (Ohtahlzshee). Otalgia. Earache. 
 Otalgique (OhtahlzshSek). Otalgie. 
 Othematome {Ohtehmahtdhm). Hemor- 
 rhagic cyst of the ear. 
 Otique (Oteeft). Otic Pertaining to the 
 
 ear. 
 O., ganglion (0. gahngleedhn). Otic or 
 
 Arnold's ganglion. 
 Otite {OhUet). Otitis. Inflammation of 
 
 the ear. 
 Otocgphale (Ohtohssehfdhl). Otocephalus. 
 
 A monstrosity in which the ears are 
 
 united into one. 
 OtoUthe iOhtohUet). Otolith. Grains of 
 
 calcium carbonate deposited in the wall 
 
 of the utricle and saccule of the ears. 
 Otologie (Ohtohlohzshee). Study of the ear. 
 Otopathie {OhtohpahUe). Diseases of the 
 
 ear. 
 Otopiezis (OhtohpeeehksSes). Otopiesis. 
 
 Depression of the tympanic membrane. 
 Otoplastie (Optohplahstee). Plastic sur- 
 gery of the ear. 
 Otorrhagie (Ohtohrahzshie) Hemorrhage 
 
 of the ear. 
 OtorrhSe (Ohtohrd). Discharge from the 
 
 ear (serous or purulent). 
 Otoscope (Ohtohskohp) . Instrument for the 
 
 examination of the ear. Ear speculum. 
 Ototomie (Ohtohiohmee). Section of the ear. 
 Ouate {Oodkt). Cotton-wool. Absorbant 
 
 cotton. 
 OuJe (Ooie). Hearing. 
 Ourari {Oorahrie). Curare. 
 Ourles \Oorl). See oreillon. 
 Ourlet du corps calleux (porUh du kohr 
 
 kahleh). Lateral margin of corpus cal- 
 
 losum. 
 Ourlien,-ne (OorleeShn), Pertaining to 
 
 mumps. 
 Ours (Oors). Bear. 
 Outrage a la pudeur {Ootrdhgsh ah lah 
 
 pudehr). Outrage to sexual decency. 
 Ouvert,-e {Oovihr). Open. 
 Ouverture {OovehrMr). Opening. 
 Ouvre-bouche (Oovr-bdosh). Gag and 
 
 tongue depressor. 
 Ovaire (OhvShr). Ovary. 
 Ovalaire (OhvahUhr), Oval. 
 O. de I'os iliaque, trou (O. deh lohss celeedhk, 
 
 troo). Obturator foramen. 
 Ovale (Ohvdhl). Oval. 
 O. du coeur, fosse (O. du kehr, fohss). 
 
 Fossa ovalis of the heart. 
 Ovarien,-ne (OhvahreeShn). Ovarian. 
 Ovariotomie (OhareeohtohmSe) , Removal 
 
 of ovaries. 
 Ovarique (Ohvahriek). Ovarian. 
 Ovarite (Okvahriet). Inflammation of ov- 
 aries. 
 Oviducte (OhveedHkt). Oviduct. Fallo- 
 pian tube. 
 Ovigene {Ohveezshihn) . See Oogene. 
 Ovillees, dejections {Ohveeyd, dehzsheks- 
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 sidn). Which have the form of excreta 
 of a lamb. 
 
 Ovipare (Ohveepdhr). Producing eggs. 
 
 Oviparite {Ohveepahreetd). Faculty of re- 
 production by eggs. 
 
 Ovisac (Ohveesdhk). Ovarian or Graafian 
 follicle. 
 
 Ovisme (OhveSzm). Hypothesis that the 
 ovum possesses all the elements of the 
 future living being. 
 
 Ovagenie (OhvohzshehnSe). Production of 
 of ova. 
 
 Ovulaire (Ohvulehr). Ovular. Referable 
 to ovum. 
 
 Ovulation (Ohvulohssidn). Discharge of a 
 matured ovule from the ruptured follicle. 
 
 Ovule (^OhvJil). Ovule. Primitive ovum. 
 
 Oxalate {Ohksahldht). Oxalate. Combin- 
 ation of oxalic acid with a base. 
 
 Oxalique (Ohksahleek) . Oxalic. 
 
 Oxalurie (Ohksahluree). Excessive amount 
 of calcium oxalate in the urine. 
 
 Oxalyle (OhksahUel). Radicle of oxalic acid. 
 
 OxycSphalie (,Ohkseessehfahlie). Oxyceph- 
 alia. Sharply pointed head. 
 
 Oxydation {Ohkseedahssion). Oxidation. 
 Combination with oxygen. 
 
 Oxyde (OhksSed). Oxide. A body com- 
 posed of oxygen and a metal. 
 
 Oxyd6,-e {Ohkseedd). Oxidized. 
 
 Oxydul6i-e (Ohkseeduld). Oxydulated. 
 Slightly oxydized. 
 
 Oxygenation (Ohkseezshehnahssidn). Oxy- 
 dation. All combinations with oxygen. 
 
 Oxygene (Ohkseezshehn). Oxygen. 
 
 Oxygene,-e (Ohkseezshehnd). Oxygenated. 
 Which is combined with oxygen. 
 
 Oxyhemoglobine {Ohkseeehmohglohbien) . 
 Combination of hemoglobin with oxygen. 
 
 Oxymuriate (Ohkseemureedht). Old name 
 for chlorate. 
 
 Oxydonte (OhkseedShnt). Having long 
 pointed teeth. 
 
 Oxyopie {Ohkseeohple). Acuteness of light 
 perception. 
 
 Oxyphonie {Ohkseefohn&e). Acuteness or 
 shrillness of the voice. 
 
 Oxysulfure (Ohkseesulfiir). Oxysulphide. 
 Combination of an element with sulphur 
 and oxygen. 
 
 Oxytocique (Ohkseetohsseek). Preparation 
 provoking parturition. 
 
 Oxyure {OhkseeUr). Nematoid or thread 
 worm. 
 
 Ozene (OhzShn). Ozoena. Disease of nasal 
 mucous membrane causing a fetid dis- 
 charge. 
 
 Ozone (Ohzdhn). Ozon. Gazeous element 
 present in the air. It is a strong anti- 
 septic. 
 
 Ozonise,-e (Ohzohneezd). Containing oz- 
 one. 
 
 Ozonometre (Ohzohnohmihtr). Apparatus 
 for measuring the quantity of ozone. 
 
OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pan 
 
 P. Symbol for phosphore. 
 
 P. E. For Parties €gales {Pahrtee ehzdhl). 
 Equal parts. 
 
 Pabulum vitae (PahbuUhm veeUh). Pabu- 
 lum of life. Any substance capable 
 of maintaining life (oxygen, food, 
 etc.). 
 
 Pachydactylie (PahkeedahkteeUe). Exces- 
 sive thickness of the fingers. 
 
 Pachydermie {Pahkeedihrmte). Thickness 
 of the skin. Pachydermia. Elephanti- 
 asis. 
 
 Pachymeningite {PahkeemehnehnzshSet). 
 Inflammation of the dura-mater. 
 
 Pacini, corpuscule de {Pacini, kohrpusMl 
 deh). Ovoid mass attached to the 
 nerve-endings of the fingers. 
 
 Paille {Pahy). Straw. 
 
 Pain (,Pehn). Bread. 
 
 P. azyme {P. ahz&em). Unleavened bread. 
 
 P. bis (P. bees). Brown bread. 
 
 P. blanc (P. hlahn). White bread. 
 
 P. d' Spice [P. dehpeen). Gingerbread. 
 
 P. de gluten (P. gluUhn). Gluten bread. 
 
 P. de gruau (P. deh grudh). Bread made 
 with the finest wheat-flour. 
 
 P. rassis (P. rahssee). Stale bread. 
 
 P. tendre (P. tahndr). Fresh bread. 
 
 Paire (Pehr). Pair. 
 
 Palais (Pahleh). Palate. 
 
 Palatin,-ine {PahlahUhn). Referable to 
 palate. 
 
 Palatite (Pahlahteet). Inflammation of 
 the mucous membrane of the palate. 
 
 Palato-glosse (Pahlahtoh-gldhss). Palato- 
 glossus muscle. 
 
 P.-pharyngien (P.-fahrehnzsheeehn). Pal- 
 ato-pharyngeal muscle. 
 
 P.-salpingien (P.-sahlpehnzsheeghn). Ten- 
 sor palati muscle. 
 
 P.-staphylin (P.-stahfeeUhn). Azygos uv- 
 ulae muscle. 
 
 Pale {Pahl). Pale. 
 
 Pal€ontologie {PahlehohntohlohzsMe) . 
 Paleontology. 
 
 Palette iPahUht). Pallet. A tray to 
 catch blood or pus. A wooden splint 
 for the hand having individual pieces for 
 each finger. 
 
 Paieur iPahUhr). Pallor. 
 
 Palingenesie (Pahlehnzshehnehz&e). Re- 
 generation. 
 
 Palliatif,-ive (Pahleeahteef). Palliative. 
 Which relieves the symptoms of the dis- 
 ease. 
 
 Pallium {PaUeedhm). Cerebral cortex. 
 
 Palmaire (Pahlmikr). Palmar, j 
 
 P. catan€ (P. kutahnd). Palmaris brevis 
 muscle. 
 
 P. grele (P. grehl). Palmaris longus mus- 
 cle. 
 
 P. petit (P. ptee). Second palmaris longus 
 when it exists. 
 
 P. profonde, arcade (P. prohfdhnd, ahr- 
 kdhd). Deep palmar arch. 
 
 P. superficielle, arcade (P. ssupehrfeessee- 
 M). Superficial palmar arch. 
 
 Palme (Pahlm). Palm tree. 
 
 Palme, -e (JPahlmd). Palmated. Webbed. 
 
 Plamier (Palmeed). Palm tree. 
 
 Palmique (Palmeek). Palmic. Referable 
 to pulsation or palpitation. 
 
 Palmitique {PaUmeeUek). Referable to 
 palm oil. 
 
 Palpation {Pahlpahssidn). Palpation. 
 
 Palpgbral,-e (Pahlpehbrdhl). Palpebral. 
 
 Palpebro-frontal (PaUpehbroh-frohntdhl) . 
 Anterior portion of the occipito-frontalis 
 muscle. 
 
 Palper (Pahlpd). To feel, to palpate. 
 Palpation. 
 
 Palpitation {Pahlpeetahssion) . Palpita- 
 tion. 
 
 Paludeen,ne (Pahludehihn). Paludal. 
 Malarial. Spoken of intermittent or 
 remittent fevers. 
 
 Paludique (PahludSek). Paludal. 
 
 Paludisme (PahludSezm) . Paludism. 
 Malarial intoxication. 
 
 Palustre (Pahl4str). Paludal. Marshy. 
 Malarial. 
 
 P&moison (Pahmooahzdhn). Paint. 
 Swoon. 
 
 Pampiniforme (Pahmpeeneefdhrm) Like 
 a tendril. Much convoluted. 
 
 Panacee (Paknahssd). Panacea. Rem- 
 edy for all ills. 
 
 Panache,-e (Pahnahshd). Of various col- 
 ors. 
 
 Panaris (PahnahrSe). Whitlow. Parony- 
 chia. 
 
 Pancreas (Pahnkrehdhss). Pancreas. 
 
 Pancreatine (PahnkrehahUen). Active 
 substance of pancreatic juice. 
 
 Pancreatique (PahnkrehahtSek. Pancre- 
 atic. 
 
 Pancreatite (JPahnkrehahUet). Pancreati- 
 tis. 
 
 Pandemie (PahndehmSe). Disease which 
 attacks simultaneously a large number 
 of individuals. 
 
 Pandemique {PahndehmSek). Pandemic. 
 Referable to a disease which is wide- 
 spread. 
 
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Pan 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Par 
 
 Pandiculation (Pahndeckulahssiin). 
 Stretching the limbs as in yawning. 
 
 Pane,-e (Pahnd). Containing bread. 
 
 P.e, eau (P. oh). Toast and water. 
 
 Pangenese (Pahnzshehnihz). Pangenesis 
 Hypothesis concerning inheritance of 
 original and acquired characters of par- 
 ents. 
 
 Pamque (PahnSek). Panic. Sudden fright. 
 
 Pannicule adipeuz (PakneekUl ahdeep&h). 
 Subcutaneous adipose layer. 
 
 Pannosite {Pahnohzeetd)., Softness of the 
 skin. 
 
 Pannus (Pahn4s). Net of newly formed 
 small blood vessels on the cornea due to 
 inflammation of the latter. 
 
 Panophthalmie (PahnohftahlmSe), Inflam- 
 mation of the entire eyeball. 
 
 Panoptique (PaknohptSek). What can see 
 at any distance. 
 
 Pansement (Pahnsmdhn). Dressing 
 (wounds, etc.). 
 
 P. de Lister (P. deh Lister). Lister's dress- 
 ing. 
 
 Panspermie (Pahnspehrmie). A physio- 
 logical system according to which the 
 germs are disseminated all over the 
 globe. 
 
 Pantdgogue (Pahntahgdhg). Anjr remedy 
 which is apt to remove morbid symp- 
 toms. 
 
 Panul6,-e (Pahnuld). Brown like the 
 crust of bread. 
 
 Pantopon {Pahntohpdhn). A prepration 
 of opium containing all its essential con- 
 stituents. 
 
 Paon {Pahn). Peacock. 
 
 Papaine (PahpakSen). Papain. A diges- 
 tive ferment obtained from carica pap- 
 aya. 
 
 Papaverine {Pakpahvehrien). Papaverin. 
 An alkaloid of opium. 
 
 Papier (Pakpeed). Paper. 
 
 P. bleu de toumesol (P. blek dek ioorneh- 
 sdkl). Blue litmus paper. 
 
 P. Rigollot (P. ReegokUk) . Mustard paper. 
 
 P. rouge de toumesol (P. roozsk dek toor- 
 nehsdkl). Red litmus paper. 
 
 Papillaiie (PahpeeUkr). Papillary. Re- 
 ferable to papillae. 
 
 Papille {PakpSe). Papilla. Wart. 
 
 P.s nerveiises (P. nekrvikz). Papillae pro- 
 vided with tactile corpuscles. 
 
 P. optique (P. okpUek). Intraocular end 
 of the optic nerve. 
 
 Papille, -e (Pakpeeyd). Papillate. Hav- 
 ing papillae. 
 
 PaptUiforme (PahpeeleefSkrm). Having the 
 form of a papilla. 
 
 Papillome (Pahpecydkm). Papilloma. A 
 tumor consisting of enlarged papillae. 
 
 Papillon (Pakpeeydhn). Butterfly. 
 
 Papule [PakpAl). Papule. Pimple. 
 
 Papule,-e {Pakpuld). Having papules. 
 
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 Papuleux,-euse {PahpuUk). Papulous. 
 
 Papyrace,-e (Pakpeerahssd). Papyraceous. 
 Resembling dry parchment paper. 
 
 P., OS (P., oks). External layer of the eth- 
 moid bone. 
 
 ParacentSse {PakrakssaknUkz). _ Tapping 
 for removal of accumulated fluid. Para- 
 centesis. 
 
 Paracephalie {PahrakssehfakUe). Parace- 
 phalus. A monster with a deformed 
 head and rudimentary mouth. 
 
 Paracousie {Pakrakkouzie). Paracousia. 
 Disturbed perception of sounds. 
 
 Paracyesie (PakrasseeekzSe). Paracyesis. 
 Extrauterine pregnancy. 
 
 Paradidyme (Pakrakdeediem). Paradidy- 
 mis. Some convoluted tubules lying 
 near the head of the epididymis. 
 
 Paraffine (Pakrakfien). Parafiin. A com- 
 bination of crystalline hydrocarbons. 
 
 Parageustie (PakrahzskekusUe). Parageu- 
 sia. Disturbed sense of taste. 
 
 Paraglosse (PahrahgUkss). Hypertrophy 
 of the tongue. 
 
 Paragnathe JPakrahgndki). Paragnathus. 
 A monster having a supernumerary 
 lower jaw. 
 
 Paragraphie (Pakrahgrahfle). Para- 
 graphia. Inability to put down in 
 writing the proper letters to obtain the 
 proper meaning of the words. 
 
 Paralbumine (PakraklbumSen). Paralbu- 
 min. An isometric variety of albumen 
 found in the serosity of the peritoneal 
 cavity. 
 
 Paraldehyde {JPdhrakldeMed). Paralde- 
 hyd. Analdehyd. Given as a hypnotic. 
 
 ParalysS,-e (Pahrakleezd). Paralyzed. 
 
 Paralysie {Pakrahleezie). Paralysis. 
 
 P. des alienes (P. dekzahleeeknd). General 
 paralysis of the insane. 
 
 P. bulbaire (P. hulhikr). Bulbar or labio- 
 glosso-laryngeal paralysis. 
 
 Paramgcie {Pakrahmekssie). A species of 
 ciliated infusoria. 
 
 Parametrite (Pakarakmehtriet). Inflam- 
 mation of the connective tissue sur- 
 rounding the uterus. 
 
 Paramn€sie {Pakrakmnekzee). Defective 
 functioning of memory: individual uses 
 erroneously remembered words or 
 sounds. 
 
 Paramyoclonie {Pakrakmeeokklokn^e) . 
 Clonic contractions of symmetrical mus- 
 cles occurring in paroxysms. 
 
 Paranoia (Pahraknokydk). Paranoia. A 
 psychosis whose chief feature is system- 
 atized delusions of a fixed character. 
 
 Paranoiaque {Pakarahnoydkk). Paranoiac. 
 
 Paranoide {PakrahnoMed) . Allied to para- 
 noia. 
 
 Paranomie (PakraknokmSe) Paranomia. 
 A form of aphasia in which there is an 
 inability to recognize objects by sight. 
 
Par 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Par 
 
 Paraphasie {Pahrahfahzie) Parajjhasia. 
 A form of aphasia in which there is sub- 
 stitution of words or letters in speaking 
 or reading. 
 
 Paraphimosis {PahrahfeemohzSes). Con- 
 striction of the glans by a retracted and 
 narrow prepuce. 
 
 Paraphrenie {Pahrahfrehnie). A group of 
 dementia praecox (Kraepelin). 
 
 Paraplegic {Pahrahplehzshte). Paraplegia. 
 Paralysis of two symmetrical limbs. 
 
 Paraplggique {Pahrahphhzshiek). Para- 
 plegic. 
 
 Parasitaire (PahrahzeeUhr) Parasitic. 
 Caused by or pertaining to parasites. 
 
 Parasite {Pahrahziet). Parasite. 
 
 Parasiticide {PahrahzeeteessSed). Anything 
 that is apt to destroy parasites. 
 
 Parasitifere {Pahrahzeeteefihr). What car- 
 ries parasites 
 
 Parasitique {PahrahzeeUek). Parasitic. 
 
 Parasitisme (Pahrahzeetiesm). The exist- 
 ence as a parasite. Condition of being 
 affected by parasites, 
 
 Parasitologie (Pahrahzeetohlohzskie) . 
 Study of parasites. 
 
 Paiasyphilis (PahrahseeefeUes). Diseases 
 caused by a remote syphilitic infection, 
 viz., Paresis and Tabes. 
 
 Parathyroid (Pahrahteerohied). Parathy- 
 roid gland. 
 
 Paratonnerre {Pahrahtohnihr). Lightning 
 rod. 
 
 Parathyphlite {PahrahteejUet). Inflamma- 
 tion of the connective tissue surrounding 
 the ccecum. 
 
 Paratypholde, fievre (Pahrahteefohled, fee- 
 ehvr). Paratyphoid fever (caused by 
 paratyphoid bacillus). 
 
 Parchemin (Pahrshmehn). Parchment. 
 
 Parcheinine,-e (Pahrshmeend). Resemb- 
 ling parchment. 
 
 Par€gorique (Pahrehgohriek). Paregoric. 
 Camphorated tincture of opium. 
 
 P., glixu* {P., ehleehsier). Compound tinc- 
 ture of camphor. 
 
 Pareira (Pahrardh). Root of Chondoden- 
 dron tomentosum. Used as a bitter 
 tonic. 
 
 Parencephale (Pahrahnssehfdhl). Cerebel- 
 lum. 
 
 ParencephalocSle {Pahrahnssehfahlohs- 
 sehl). Hernia of the cerebellum. 
 
 Parenchymateuz, -euse (Pahrahnsheemah- 
 Uh). Parenchymatous. 
 
 Parenchyme (Pahraknskeem). Parenchy- 
 ma. The main substance which charac- 
 terizes an organ. 
 
 Paresie {Pahrehzie). Slight degree of 
 paralysis. Paresis. 
 
 ParesthSsie (PahrehstehzSe). Paresthesia. 
 (In Prance paresthesia means all modifi- 
 cations of objective sensations except 
 anesthesia and hyperesthesia. In Ger- 
 
 many and United States the term im- 
 plies only disturbed subjective sensa- 
 tions besides pain, such as tingling, 
 numbness, etc.) 
 
 Paretlque {Pahrehtiek). Paretic. 
 
 PaifvLm{PakrfShn). Perfume. Agreeable 
 odor. 
 
 Paridine {Pakreedien). Paridin. A glu- 
 cosid obtained from Paris quadrifolia. 
 
 PariStaire (PakreeekUkr). Parietaria. A 
 genus of herb containing niter. 
 
 Pari€tal,-e (Pakreeehtdkl) Parietal. Re- 
 ferable to a wall of a cavity. 
 
 P., OS (P., okss). Parietal bone. 
 
 Parinaud, conjonctivite de (Pakreenok, 
 kohnzskoknkteeveet dek). Conjunctivitis 
 with polypoid granulations and ulcera- 
 tions (described by Parinand) 
 
 ParitS (Pakreetd), Equality. Parity. 
 
 Parkinson, maladie de {Parkinson, maklak- 
 die dek) Parkinson's disease. Paraly- 
 sis agitans. 
 
 Parleur (PakrUkr). Sounder (of a tele- 
 phone). 
 
 ParmentiSre (PakrmaknteeSkr). Potato. 
 
 Paroculaire (PakrokkuUkr). Having sim- 
 ilar eyes. 
 
 Parodontis (PahrohdoknUes). See Parulie. 
 
 Paroi (Pakroodh). Wall. Partition. 
 
 Parole (Pahrdkl). Word. Speech. 
 
 Paromphaloc&le {PakrokmfaklokssM), 
 Hernia near the umbilicus. 
 
 Paronychie (Pakrokneekie). See Panaris. 
 
 Parosmie {Pakroksmie). Perversion of ol- 
 factory sensations. 
 
 Parotide (JPahrokUed). Parotid gland. 
 
 Parotidien,-ne {Pakrokteedee&kn). Refer- 
 able to the parotid gland. 
 
 Parotidite (Pakrohteedict). Inflammation 
 of the parotid gland. 
 
 Parotite (Pahrokteet). Inflammation of 
 the parotid gland. 
 
 P. epidemique (P. ekpeedekmeek). Mumps. 
 
 Paroxysme (Pakrokksiezm). Paroxysm. 
 Attack. 
 
 Paroxystique {Pakrokkseesteek). Paroxys- 
 mal. 
 
 Part {Pakr). Parturition. Pcetus. New- 
 born. 
 
 P., exposition de {P., ekkspokzeessidn). 
 Act of abandoning an infant. 
 
 P., supposition de (P., ssupohzeessidn dek). 
 Act of presenting an infant as born from 
 a woman who was not the real mother. 
 
 P., suppression de (P., ssuprekssidn dek). 
 Act of concealing a child in order to 
 deprive it of its civil rights. 
 
 Parth€nogenese (PakrtehnokzskeknSkz). 
 Parthenogenesis. Reproduction with- 
 out the sexual act, but by means of un- 
 fertilized ova. 
 
 Particule (Pahrteekiil). Particle. 
 
 Partie (Pakrtee). Part. Organ. Region. 
 
 Partiel,-le {PahrteeM). Partial. 
 
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Par 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ped 
 
 Parturient, -e {Pahrtureedhn). Parturient. 
 Female in labor. 
 
 Parturition (Pahrlureession) . Labor. 
 Childbirth. 
 
 Parulie {PahruUe). Gumboil. 
 
 Pas {Pah). Step. Pace. 
 
 Passe-fil _ (Pahss-fiel). Any instrument 
 for passing a suture in deep parts (aneur- 
 ism, etc.). ■ 
 
 Passereau (Pahsrdh). Sparrow. 
 
 Passif,-ive (Pahssief). Passive. 
 
 Passion (Pahssidn). Permanent affection. 
 Passion. Strong emotion. 
 
 Pasteur (Pastehr). French scientist. 
 
 Pasteurization (Pahstehreezahssidn). Pas- 
 teurization. Heating liquids to 145 °F. 
 to destroy bacteria. 
 
 Pastille (PahsUe). Tablet or lozenge hav- 
 ing sugar as its basis. 
 
 Patchouly {PahtshooUe). A genus of labi- 
 ated herbs. 
 
 pate {Paht). Paste. 
 
 P. d'oie (P. doodh). Wrinkles around the 
 eyes. 
 
 P. de Socin (P. deh SohssShn). Paste con- 
 sisting of oxide of zinc and chloride of 
 zinc of a I in 10 solution. 
 
 Patellaire {PahtehUhr). Patellar. 
 
 PateUe (Pahtehl). Patella. 
 
 Pateux,-euse (Pahteh). Having the con- 
 sistence of a paste. Doughy, viscid, 
 clammy. 
 
 Pathetique (PahtehUek). Pathetic. 
 
 P., muscle (P., muskl). Superior oblique 
 muscles of the orbit. 
 
 P., nerf (P., nehr). Pathetic nerve (4th 
 cranial nerve). 
 
 Pathogene {PahtohzsMhn). Pathogenic. 
 What causes diseases. 
 
 Pathogenie {Pahtohzshehnle). Develop- 
 ment of disease Pathogenesis. 
 
 Pathogenique (PahtohzshehnSek). Patho- 
 genic. 
 
 Pathognomonique (Pahtohgnohmohneek). 
 Pathognomonic. Characteristic of a 
 disease. 
 
 Pathologie (PahtohlohzshSe). Pathology. 
 Science of diseases. ' 
 
 Pathologique (Pahtohlohzshiek). Patho- 
 logical. 
 
 Pathologiste (PahtohlohzshSest). Patholo- 
 gist. 
 
 Patience (Pahsseedhns). Patience. 
 
 Patte (Paht). Paw of an animal. 
 
 P. d'oie (P. doodh). Area of insertion on 
 tibia of the Sartorius, Semitendinosus 
 and Gracilis muscles. 
 
 Paullinie (PoWeere^e). PauUinia. A genus 
 of sapindaceous plants (PauUini, Ger- 
 man botanist). 
 
 Paume (Pohm). Palm of the hand. 
 
 Paupiere (Pohpeeihr). Eyelid. 
 
 Pause (Pohz). Pause. Interval. Suspen- 
 sion. 
 
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 Pavilion (Pahveeydhn). Expanded end of 
 a sound, bougie, etc., or of the Fallopian 
 tube. 
 
 P. d'oreille (P. dohrehy). External ear. 
 Pinna. Auricle. 
 
 P. de la trompe (P. deh lah trohmp). Fim- 
 briae at the outer end of the oviduct. 
 
 Pavimenteux,-euse {PahveemahnUh. Re- 
 sembling pavement epithelium. 
 
 Pavot (Pahvdh). Poppy. 
 
 Pb. Symbol of Plumbum (lead). 
 
 Pd. Symbol of Palladium. 
 
 Peau (Pok). Skin. i< 
 
 Peaucier,-§re (Pohsseed). Cutaneous. 
 
 P., muscle (P., muskl). Platysma my- 
 oides of the neck. 
 
 Peccant, -e [Pehkdhn). Morbid. 
 
 PSche (Pehsh). Peach. 
 
 Pecquet, citerne de {Pehkih, sseetShrn deh). 
 Receptaculum chyli (thoracic duct) 
 (Pecquet French anatomist) . 
 
 Pectase {Pehktdhz). Pectase. A ferment 
 existing in plants. 
 
 Pectine, muscle (Pehkteend, muskl). Pec- 
 tineus muscle. 
 
 Pectoral -e (Pehktohrdhl) Referable to the 
 chest or to its diseases. 
 
 P., muscle grand (P., muskl grahn). Pec- 
 toralis major 
 
 P. interne, muscle (P. ehntehrn, muskl). 
 Triangular sterni muscle. 
 
 P., Muscle petit (P., muscl ptee) Pector- 
 alis minor. 
 
 Pectoraux {Pehtohrdh) Drugs adminis- 
 tered in diseases of the chest. 
 
 Pectoriloquie (Pehktohreelohkie) . Reson- 
 ance of the voice in auscultation which 
 is an indication of the existence of cavi- 
 ties (Laenneck). 
 
 P. chevrotante (P. shehvrohtdhnt). Ego- 
 phonia. Tremulous voice resembling 
 the bleating of a goat. Heard some- 
 times in pleurisy with effusion. 
 
 Pedal,-e (Pehddhl). Referable to the foot. 
 
 Pederastie (Pehdehrahstie) Copulation 
 per anum. Pederasty 
 
 PSdiaire (Pehdeeehr). Pedal. 
 
 Pedial,-e (Pehdeedhl). Attached to the 
 foot. 
 
 Pediatric (Pehdeeahtrie) Science of dis- 
 eases of children. 
 
 Pediculaire, maladie (PehdeekuUhr, mah- 
 lahdSe) Phtiriasis. Infestation with 
 lice. 
 
 Pedicule (Pehdeekal). Pedicle. Narrow 
 portion of a growth attached to the body. 
 
 Pedicule, -e {Pehdeekuld) . Having a 
 pedicle. 
 
 Pediculus PehdeekuHs) Louse 
 
 Pedicure (Pehdeekiir) Chiropodist. 
 
 Pedieux,-euse Pehdeeih). Referable to 
 the foot 
 
 Pedieuse, artere {Pehdeeehz, ahrUhr). 
 Dorsalis pedis artery. 
 
Ped 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 P. pos 
 
 Pgdieux, muscle (Pehdeeih, muscl). Ex- 
 tensor brevis digitorum muscle 
 
 Pgdiluve {PehdeeHv). Pediluvium. Foot- 
 bath. 
 
 Pedonculaire {PehdohnkuUhr). Peduncu- 
 lar. 
 
 Pedoncule (Pehdohnk4l). Peduncle. A 
 stalk. 
 
 P.s cerebelleux (P. ssehrehhehUh) Bun- 
 dles of white matter connecting the cere- 
 bellum with the pons, medulla and cere- 
 brum. They are superior, inferior and 
 middle. 
 
 P. du cerveau (P. du ssehrvdh). Two white 
 bands of fibres seen at the base of the 
 brain connecting the brain with the med- 
 ulla and spinal cord. See also Crura. 
 
 Pedoncule, -e (PehdohnkuU) . Peduncu- 
 lated. 
 
 Peigne (Pehynn). Comb. 
 
 Pelade (Pehldhd). Alopecia or falling of 
 the hair in circumscribed area leaving 
 the scalp glossy. 
 
 Peliome {Pehleedhm). Pelioma. Copper 
 spots of the skin. 
 
 Peliose {Pehleedhz). Purpura or peUosis 
 rheumatica. Erythema nodosum. 
 
 Pellagra (JPehldhgr). Pellagra. Italian 
 leprosy. 
 
 Pellagreux,-euse (Pehlahgreh). Pellagrous. 
 
 Pelletierine {Pehlehteeehrien) . Alkaloid 
 obtained from Punica granatum. 
 
 Pellicule {Pehleekul). Very thin mem- 
 brane. PelUcle. 
 
 Pellucide (Pehlussied). Transparent. 
 
 Pelote {PehUht). Pad (of a truss, of lint, 
 etc.). 
 
 Peloton (Pehlohtdhn). Glomerule. 
 
 Pelotonne,-e {Pehlohtohnd). Wound into 
 a ball. 
 
 Pelvien,-ne (PehheeShn). Pelvic. 
 
 PelvimStre (PehheemShtr). Instrument for 
 measuring the diameters of the pelvis. 
 
 Pelvimetrie (PehlveemehtrSe). Measure- 
 ment of the dimensions of the pelvis. 
 
 Pelvis (Pehlvies). Pelvis. 
 
 Pelvitomie {Pehlveetohmee). Symphyseot- 
 omy. 
 
 Pelvi-trochantSriens, muscles (Pehlvee- 
 trohkahntehreeehn, muskl). The Pyri- 
 f orm is, both Obturators, the Gemelli and 
 Quadratus femoris muscles. 
 
 Pemphigus (Pehnfeegiiss). Pemphigus. 
 Skin affection whose chief characteristic 
 is bullae in the skin. 
 
 Penchant (Pahnshdhn). Inclination. 
 
 Pendaison (JPahndehzdhn) . Hanging. 
 Suspension. 
 
 Penetrant, -e (Pehnehtrdhn). Penetrating. 
 
 Penetration {Pehnehtrahssidn). Penetra- 
 tion. 
 
 Penicilium (Pehneesseeleedhm). Genus of 
 fungi. Ascomycetes growing on organic 
 substances. 
 
 Penien,-ne {PehneeShn) . Referable to 
 penis. 
 
 P6nil {Pehniel). Mons Veneris. 
 
 Penis {Pehnies). Penis. 
 
 Penitentiaire (Pehneetahnsseeihr) . Peni- 
 tentiary. 
 
 Pensee (Pahnsd). Pansy. Thought. 
 Idea. Conception. 
 
 Pepin (Pehpihn). Kernel (of fruit, etc.). 
 
 Pepsine (PehpsSenn). Pepsin. Ferment 
 of gastric juice. 
 
 Pepsinogene {PehpseenohzshShn) . Mate- 
 rial from which pepsin is formed by the 
 action of hydrochloric acid in the gastric 
 juice. 
 
 Peptique {PehpUek). Peptic. 
 
 Peptone (Pehptdhnn). A protein obtained 
 from pepsin or trypsin. 
 
 Peptonurie (PehptohnurSe) . The presence 
 of peptone in the urine. 
 
 Percement (Pehrsmdhn). Piercing. 
 
 Perce-crine {Pehrs-krdhnn) . Cephalo- 
 tome. 
 
 Perception (Pehrssehpssidn). Percep- 
 tion. 
 
 Perchlorate (Pehrklohrdht) . Salt of per- 
 chloric acid. 
 
 Perchlorique, eicide {Pehrklohreek, ahssied). 
 Perchloric acid. 
 
 Perchlorure de fer (Pehrklohriir deh fehr). 
 Perchloride of iron. 
 
 Percussion {Pehrhussidn). Percussion. 
 
 PerennitS (Pehrehneetd). Perpetuity. 
 
 Perfectionnement (Pehrfehkssionmdhn). 
 Highest degree of development. 
 
 Perf Grant, -e (Pehrfohrdhn). Perforating. 
 
 P., Mai (P., Mahl). Perforating painless 
 ulceration of the skin (usually on the 
 sole of the foot) occurring in diseases of 
 the foot) occurring in diseases of the 
 spinal cord (tabes, myelitis, etc.). 
 
 P., Muscle (P., muskl). Flexor profondus 
 digitorum muscle. 
 
 P. de Casserius, nerf (P. deh KahssehreeHs, 
 nehr). Musculo-cutaneous nerve of the 
 arm. 
 
 Perf orateur, -trice (Pehrfohrahteur). Per- 
 forator. Any surgical instrument used 
 for perforating. 
 
 Perforation {Pehrfohrahssion). Perfora- 
 tion. 
 
 Perf ore, -e (Pehrfohrd). Perforated. 
 
 P. anterieur, espace (P. ahniehreeehr). 
 Anterior perforated syiace situated be- 
 tween the crura cerebri. 
 
 P. de Casserius, muscle (P. deh Kahsseh- 
 reeiis, muskl). Coraco-brachial muscle. 
 
 P., muscle (P., muskl). Flexor sublimis 
 digitorum. 
 
 P. posterieur, espace (P. pohstehreeehr, ehs- 
 pahss). Posterior perforated space situ- 
 ated at the base of the brain behind the 
 corpora albicantia between the diverging 
 cerebral peduncles. 
 
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Per 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 P. Ion 
 
 Periarterite (Pehreeahrtehriet). Inflamma- 
 tion of the outer membrane of an artery. 
 Periarteritis. 
 
 P€rical (Pehreekdhl). Madura- or fungus- 
 foot. Mycetoma. 
 
 Pericarde (Pehreekahrd). Pericardium. 
 
 P6ricardique {PehreekahrdSek). Pericar- 
 dial. 
 
 Pericardite {Pehreekahrdief). Pericarditis. 
 
 Perichondrite (Pehreekohndreef). Inflam- 
 mation of the perichondrium. 
 
 Pericrine (Pekreekrdhn). Outer perios- 
 teum of the skull. Pericranium. 
 
 Pfiricystite (PehreesseestSef). Inflamma- 
 tion of the tissue surrounding the blad- 
 der. Pericystitis. 
 
 Perididyme {PehreedeedSem). Perididymis. 
 Tunica albuginea testis. 
 
 P6rididymite (Pehreedeedeemiet). Peridid- 
 ymitis. ( ■ 
 
 Perihfipatite (PehreeehpahMet). Inflamma- 
 tion of the peritoneal covering of the 
 liver. 
 
 Perilymphe (PehreeUemp. Fluid which 
 feels the osseous cavities of the internal 
 ear. 
 
 Perimgtre (Pehreemihtr). Perimeter. Ap- 
 paratus for measuring the visual fields of 
 the eyes. 
 
 PerimStrite (PehreemehtrSet). Inflamma- 
 tion of the covering of the uterus. 
 
 Perin6al,-e (Pehreenehdhl). Referable to 
 perineum. 
 
 PSrinee {Pehreend). Perineum. 
 
 P6rineoc4le {PehreenehohssM). Hernia of 
 the perineum. 
 
 PfirinSo-clitoridien (Pehreenehoh-kleetohree- 
 deeehn). Constrictor vaginae muscle. 
 
 P€rin€orrhaphie (Pehreenehohrahfie) . 
 Perineorrhaphy. Suture of ruptured 
 perineum. 
 
 PSrinfiphrite (PehreenehfrSet). Inflamma- 
 tion of tissue surrounding the kidney. 
 
 PSrinSvre (PehreenShvr). Perineurium. 
 Sheath surrounding primary fasciculi of 
 nerves. 
 
 Perinevrite {Pehreenehvriet). Perineuritis. 
 
 Periode {Pehreedhd). Period (a phase of a 
 disease). Menses. 
 
 Pgriodicit6 (Pehreeohdeesseetd). Periodic- 
 ity. Rhythm. 
 
 Perionyx (PehreeohnSeks) . Epidermis 
 around the nail. 
 
 Periorchite (PehreeohrkSet). Inflammation 
 of tunica vaginalis of the testicle. 
 
 P6riostal,-e {Pehreeohstdhl). Periosteal. 
 
 Perioste (Pehreedhst). Periosteum. 
 
 Perioste,-e (Pehreeohstd). Periosteal. 
 
 Pgriost(S)ite iPehreeohst{eh)eet). Periosti- 
 tis. Iiiflammation of the periosteum.^ 
 
 Periostose (Pehreeohstdhz). Periostosis. 
 
 Tumefaction of the periosteum. 
 Periotlque (PekreeohtSek) . Around the ear. 
 Peripherie (PehreefehrSe). Periphery. 
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 Periphgrique (Pehreefehrlek). Peripheral 
 Periscopique, verre (PehreeskohpSek, vehr). 
 Lenses having one concave and one con- 
 vex surface. 
 
 Peristaltique (Pehreestahltiek).'] Peristaltic. 
 Referable to peristalsis. 
 
 Pgristaphylin externe, muscle (Pehreestah- 
 feelehn ehhsUhrn, muskl). Tensor palati 
 muscle. 
 
 P. interne, muscle {P. ehntihrn, muskl) 
 Levator palati muscle. 
 
 P^ritoine (JPehreetoodhn). Peritoneum. 
 
 PeritonSal,-e (Pehreetohnehdhl). Referable 
 to the peritoneum. 
 
 Peritonite (Pehreetohneet). Peritonitis. 
 
 Perityphlite (PehreeteeflSet). Inflammation 
 of the cellular tissue surrounding the 
 coecum. 
 
 P6ri-utgrin, -e iPehr&e-utehrShn). Sur- 
 rounding the uterus. 
 
 Perivasculaire (PehreevahskulShr). Peri- 
 vascular. 
 
 Perkinisme {Pehrkeen&ezm). Treatment 
 consisting of rubbing against the skin 
 two rods made of different metals (sug- 
 gestive therapeutics devised by Perkins- 
 American physician). 
 
 Perlgche (PehrUhsh). Chronic ulceration 
 of the lip in children. 
 
 Permanent, -e (Pehrmahndhn). Perman- 
 ent. 
 
 Permanganate {Pehrmahngahndhi). A 
 salt of permanganic acid. 
 
 PermeabUite {JPehrmehahbeeleetd). Perme- 
 ability. 
 
 Permeable {fehrmehdhhl). Permeable. 
 
 Peruicieux,-euse (Pehrneesseeeh). Pernic- 
 ious. Of grave type (disease). 
 
 Pernicieuse, anSmie {Pehrneesseeihz, ah- 
 nehmie). Pernicious anemia. 
 
 P., fievre {P., feeihvr). Malarial fever 
 which follows a very rapid course. 
 
 P. icterique, fievre (P. eektehriek, f.). Ic- 
 teric fever which exists in Madagascar. 
 
 Pernion (PehrneeShn). Chilblain. 
 
 PeronS (Pehrohnd). Fibula. Peroneum. 
 
 Peron6o-dactylien,-ne m. (Pehrohnehoh- 
 dahkieeleeShn) . Plexor longus digitorum 
 muscle (leg). 
 
 P.-mallSolaire, veine (P.-mahlehohUhr, 
 vehnn). External saphenous vein. 
 
 P.-soustarsien,-ne, muscle {P .-sootahrsee- 
 Shn, muskl). Peroneus longus muscle. 
 
 P. 5usmetatarsien,-ne, muscle (P. sumeh- 
 tahtahrsseeha muskl). Peroneus brevis 
 muscle. 
 
 Peronier,-Sre {Pehrohneed). Fibular. Per- 
 oneal. 
 
 P. antSrieur, muscle {P. ahntehreeihr, mus- 
 kl). Peroneus tertius muscle. 
 
 P. court lateral m. (P. koor lahtehrdhl). 
 Peroneus brevis muscle. 
 
 P. long lateral m. {P. lohn lahtehrdhl). 
 Peroneus longus muscle. 
 
Per 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pha 
 
 Perojyde {Pehrohksied). Peroxid. The 
 oxide which contains the most oxygen 
 among the oxids. 
 
 Perpetuation (Pehrpehtuahssi6n). Perpet- 
 uation. 
 
 Persecute, -e (Pehrsehkutd). Persecuted. 
 
 Persgcuteur, -trice (Pehrsehkutihr). Per- 
 secutory. 
 
 Persecution {Pehrsehkussidn). Persecu- 
 tion. 
 
 Persil (Pehrsiel). Parsley. 
 
 Persistant, -e [Pehrseestdhn). Persistent. 
 Of considerable duration. 
 
 Perspiration {Pehrspeerahssidn). Perspir- 
 ation. 
 
 Perte(s) (Pehrt). Menorrhagia or Metror- 
 rhagia. Flooding. 
 
 P.s blanches (P. blahnsh). Leucorrhea. 
 Whites. 
 
 P. de connaissance (P. deh cohnehssdhns). 
 Loss of consciousness. 
 
 P. s^minale (P. ssehmeendhl). Spermator- 
 rhea. 
 
 P. de substance (P. deh substdhns). Loss 
 of substance. 
 
 Perter6brant,-e (Pehrtehrehbrdhn). Lan- 
 cinating. Shooting. Grinding (pain). 
 
 Perturbation (Pehrturbahssidn). Disturb- 
 ance. Restlessness. 
 
 Peruvine (Pehruvien). Peruvin. Cinna- 
 mic alcohol obtained from Peruvian bal- 
 sam. 
 
 Perversion (Pehrvehrssidn). Perversion. 
 Deviation from normal. 
 
 Pesage (Pehzdhzsh). Weighing. 
 
 Pesant,-e (Pehzdhn). Weighty. Heavy. 
 
 Pesanteur (PehzahntShr). Weight. 
 
 Pese-acid (Pehz-ahssiei). Areometer for 
 acids. 
 
 Pese-bebe {Pehz-behbd). Instrument for 
 weighing babies. 
 
 PesSe (Pehzd). Result of weighing. 
 
 PSse-lait (Pehz-leh). Areometer for milk. 
 
 Pessaire (Pekssihr). Pessary. 
 
 Peste (Pehst). Pestilence (epidemic). 
 Plague. 
 
 P.-bovine (P. bohvSen). Cattle-plague. 
 
 P. k bubons (P. ah bubohn). Bubonic 
 plague. 
 
 P. noire (P. noodhr). Black plague. 
 
 Pestifgre (Pehsteefehr). Pestiferous. 
 
 Pestifere (Pehsteefehrd) . Affected with 
 plague. 
 
 Pestilence (Pehsteeldhns). Pestilential 
 condition. 
 
 Pestilentiel,-le {PehsteelahnsseeShl). Which 
 has the character of pestilence. 
 
 Petale (Pehtdhl). Petal. - 
 
 P6techial,-e (Pehtehsheedhl). Which has 
 the character of petechia. 
 
 pgtechie {PehtehsMe). Petechia. Red or 
 purple spots which do not disappear on 
 pressure. 
 
 PStiolaire {PehteeohUhr). Petiolar. 
 
 Pgtiole (Pehteedhl). The support (stem) 
 of the leaf. i 
 
 P6tiol6,-e (Pehteeohld). Petiolated. 
 
 Petit, -e (Ptee). Small. 
 
 P.-lait (Ptee-lah). Whey. 
 
 PStre,-e {Pehtrd). Petrous. 
 
 P6treux,-euse (Pehtreh). Petrous. 
 
 P., OS (P., ohss). Petrous portion of the 
 temporal bone. 
 
 petrification (Pehtreefeekahssidn). Petrifi- 
 cation. Calcification. 
 
 Petrissage (Pehtreessdhysh). Kneading. 
 A form of massage. 
 
 Petrole (Pehtrdhl). Petroleum. Oleagin- 
 ous mixture found in the earth. 
 
 Petro-salpingo-pharyngien, muscle (Peh- 
 trok-sahlpehngoh-fahrehnzsheeihn, muskl) . 
 Pharyngeal portion of Levator palati 
 muscle. 
 
 P.-s.-staphylin, muscle (P.-s.-stahfeelehn, 
 m.). Levator palati muscle. 
 
 Pettenkofer, reactif de (Pettenkofir, rehahk- 
 Uek deh). Pettenkofer's test (for bile). 
 Bile mixed with concentrated sulphuric 
 acid and heated to 70 per cent, is added 
 to a 10 per cent, solution of cane sugar. 
 The fluid turns red and upon standing 
 becomes blue. (Pettenkofer-German 
 hygienist.) 
 
 Peuplier {Pehpleed). Poplar. 
 
 Payer, glandes on plaques de (Peyer, 
 glahnd plahk deh). Peyer's patches.- 
 Lymphoid follicles in the intestines espe- 
 cially in the ileum. (Peyer-Swiss anat- 
 omist.) 
 
 Phag6d€nique (Fahzshehdehnlek). Phage- 
 denic. Rapidly spreading. 
 
 P., eau (P., oh). Liquor muriatici corro- 
 sivi. 
 
 Phagocyte {Fahgohssiet) . Phagocyte. 
 Leucocytes capable of enclosing and ab- 
 sorbing soUd particles (cells of Metchni- 
 koff). 
 
 Phagocytose {Fahgohsseetdhz). Abosorp- 
 tion of any material by the phagocytes. 
 
 Phalange (Fahldhnzsh). Phalanx. 
 
 Phalangette (FahlahnzshSht). Terminal 
 phalanx. 
 
 Phalangien,-ne {Fahlahnzsheeehn). Pha- 
 langeal. 
 
 Phalangine {Fahlahnzshien). Middle pha- 
 lanx. 
 
 Phallite {FahUet). Inflammation of the 
 penis. Phalhtis. 
 
 Phallus (Fahlliis). Penis. 
 
 Pharmaceutique (Fahrmahssehllek). Phar- 
 maceutical. 
 
 Pharmacie (Fahrmassee). Pharmacy. Art 
 of preparing medicines. Drugstore. 
 
 Pharmacien (Fahrmahsseeihn). Pharma- 
 cist. Druggist. 
 
 Pharmacodynamique (Fahrmahkohdeenah- 
 mSek). Science of action of drugs on 
 living beings. 
 
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Pha 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pho 
 
 PhaTmacognosie (FahrmahkohgnohzSe). 
 Study of chemical and physical charac- 
 teristics of drugs. 
 
 Pharmacologie (FahrmahkohlohzshSe) . 
 Study of the action of drugs. 
 
 Pharmacopee {Fahrmahkohpd). List of 
 drugs recognized as ■ official. Pharma- 
 copeia. 
 
 Pharynge,-e (Fahrehnzshd). Pharyngeal. 
 
 Pharyiigien,-ne (FahrehnzsheeShn). Phar- 
 yngeal. 
 
 P., catarrhe (F. kahtdhr). Angina. 
 
 Pharyngite (FahrehnzshSet). Inflammation 
 of the pharynx. Pharyngitis. 
 
 Pharyngo-glosse, muscle (Fahrehngoh- 
 gldhss, m.). Glosso-pharyngeus m. (por- 
 tion of the superior constrictor). 
 
 Pharyngotomie {Fahrehngohtohmte) . 
 Pharyngotomy. Incision into the phar- 
 ynx. 
 
 Pharynx (Fahrehnks). Pharynx. 
 
 Phase (Fahz). Phase. Period. 
 
 Phellandre (Fehldhndr). A genus of Oen- 
 anthe. Water hemlock. 
 
 Phenacetine (FehnahssehtSen) . Phenace- 
 tin. Acet-amido-phenetol (analgesic 
 and antipyretic). 
 
 Ph6nique, acide {Fehneek, ahssied). Car- 
 bolic acid. 
 
 Phenique,-e (Fehneekd). Referable to car- 
 bolic acid. 
 
 Phenol (Fehndhl). Phenol. Carbolic 
 acid. 
 
 Phenolphtal€ine (FehnohlfiahleMen). Phe- 
 nophthaleine. Product of interaction of 
 phenol and phthalic acid. Used as laxa- 
 tive. 
 
 Ph€nomene (FehnohmShn). Phenomenon. 
 Unusual manifestation. 
 
 Philosophie (Feelohzohpe). Philosophy. 
 
 Phimosis (FeemohzSes) . Narrowing of op- 
 en end of the prepuce so that its retrac- 
 tion is difficult or impossible. 
 
 Phlebectasie (Flehbehktalzee). Venous di- 
 latation. 
 
 Phlebite (Flehbiet). Phlebitis. Inflamma- 
 tion of a vein. 
 
 Phlebolithe (FlehbohUet). Concretion in a 
 vein,. 
 
 Phlebotomie {Flehbohtohmie). The cut- 
 ting of a vein. Bleeding. 
 
 Phlegmasie {Flehgmahz^e). Inflammation 
 (especially of the internal organs). 
 
 Phlegmatia alba dolens {Flehgmahsseedh 
 ahlbdh doUhns). Painful oedema of the 
 lower limbs in women (during or follow- 
 ing childbirth). 
 
 Phlegmatic (Flehgmahssee). (Edema. 
 
 Phlegmatique {FlehgmahUek). Phlegmat- 
 ic. 
 
 Phlegme (Flehgm). Phlegm. Mucus. 
 
 Phlegmon (Flegmdhn). Local inflamma- 
 tion of cellular tissue. Cellulitis. 
 
 P. diffu (F. deefu). Diffuse cellulitis. 
 
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 Phlegmoneux,-euse (Flehgmohn^h). Of 
 the character of a phlegmon. 
 
 Phlogistique (FlohzsheesUek). Phlogistic. 
 Inflammatory. 
 
 Phlogose (Flogdhz). Inflammation. See 
 phlegmasia. 
 
 Phlorrhizine {Flohreezien). Phloridzin. 
 Substance found in the bark of apple and 
 cherry trees. Is used in testing the 
 function of the kidneys. 
 
 Phlyctene {FleekUhn). Blister. Vesicle. 
 
 Phobic {FohbSe). Pear (persistent and 
 fixed). 
 
 Phonation (Fohnahssidn). Phonation. 
 Production of vocal sounds. 
 
 Phonetique (FohnehUek). Referable to 
 the voice. Phonetics. Study of artic- 
 ulate sounds. 
 
 Phonographe (Fohnohgrdhf). Apparatus 
 for registering vocal sounds. 
 
 Phonometre {Fohnohmehtr). Apparatus 
 for measuring the degree of intensity of 
 vocal sounds. 
 
 Phogue [Fohk). Seal. 
 
 PhosgSne {Fohszshehn). Suffocating gas- 
 carbonyl chloride. 
 
 Phosphate {Fohsfdht). Phosphate. 
 
 Phosphate, -6 (Fohsfahtd). Containing 
 phosphate. 
 
 Phosphaturie (Fohsfahturle). Phosphat- 
 uria. Excessive secretion of phosphates 
 in the vurine. 
 
 Phosphgne (Fohsfdhn). Phosphene. 
 Name for luminous images produced 
 when the eyeglobe is rhythmically com- 
 pressed. 
 
 Phosphite (FohosfSet). Phosphite. A salt 
 of phosphorous acid. 
 
 Phosphogenie {Fohsfohzshehnee). Produc- 
 tion of phosphorescence. 
 
 Phosphore (Fohsfdhr). Phosphorus. 
 
 Phosphore,-e (Fohsfohrd). Containing 
 phosphorus. 
 
 Phosphorescence {Fohsfohrehssdhns) . 
 Property of shining in the dark. 
 
 Phosphorescent, -e (Fohsfohrehssdhn) 
 Phosphorescent. 
 
 Phosphoreux, acide (Fohsfohreh, ahssied) 
 Phosphorous acid. 
 
 Phosphorique, acide {Fohsfohreek, ahsseed) 
 Phosphoric acid. 
 
 Phosphoroscope (Fohsfohrohskohp). Ap- 
 paratus for making visible phosphores- 
 cence (devised by Becquerel). 
 
 Phosphure (Fohsfiir). Phosphid. Com- 
 bination of phosphorus with another 
 element. 
 
 Photoggnie (Fohtohzshehnie). Evolution 
 of light. Power of certain bacteria to 
 produce phosphorescence. 
 
 Photographic (Fohtohgrahfee). Photogra- 
 phy. 
 
 PhotomStre {Fohtohm&htr). Apparatus for 
 measuring iijitensity of light. 
 
Pho 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 P. oph 
 
 Photometrie {FohiohmehtrSe) . Measure- 
 ment of intensity of light. 
 
 Photophobie (Fohtohfohbee). Photophobia. 
 Intolerance of light. 
 
 Photopsie (.Fohtohpsie). Photopsia. Dis- 
 turbance of sight consisting of flashes, 
 sparks and other subjective visual sen- 
 sations. 
 
 Phrenesie {Frehnehzie). Frenzy. Deliri- 
 um. 
 
 Phrenique {Frehniek). Pertaining to the 
 diaphragm. Pertaining to the mind. 
 Phrenic. 
 
 P., nerf {F., nehf). Phrenic nerve. 
 
 Phrenite (Frehneet). Phrenitis. Inflam- 
 mation of the diaphragm. Also: acute 
 dlirium with fever (in ancient Greece 
 and Rome). 
 
 PhrSnographe (Frehnohgrdhf). Apparatus 
 for measuring movements of the dia- 
 phragm (devised by Rosenthal). 
 
 Phrenologie (Frehnohlohzshie) . Phrenol- 
 ogy. Study of the conformation of the 
 skull for diagnosing various mental 
 faculties. 
 
 Phtaleine {FtahlehSen). Phthalein. Ob- 
 tained by combining phthaUc anhydrid 
 with phenol. 
 
 Phthiriase {Fteereedhz) . Phthiriasis. 
 Pediculation. 
 
 Phthisie {Fteezie). Phthisis. Consump- 
 tion. 
 
 P. galopante {F. gahlohpdhnt). A form of 
 Phthisis characterized by its rapid 
 course. 
 
 Phthisiologie (Fteezeeohlohzshie). Study of 
 tuberculosis in all its aspects. 
 
 Phthisiophobie (Fteezeeohfohbie). Morbid 
 fear (persistent) of tuberculosis. Phthi- 
 siophobia. 
 
 Phthisique (Fteezeek). Consumptive. 
 
 PhycocoUe (Feekohkdhl). Gelose. 
 
 Phylloxera (Feelohksehrdh). A genus of 
 plant Uce. 
 
 Phylogenie (FeelohzshehnSe). Phylogene- 
 sis. Study of development of successive 
 generations from a primary type. 
 
 Phyme (Feem). Phyma. Synonym of 
 tuberculosis. 
 
 Physalis (FeezahUes). Physalis. Brood 
 cells in carcinoma or sarcoma. 
 
 Physico-chimique (Feezeekdh-sheemSek). 
 Physico-chemical. 
 
 Physiographie {FeezeeohgrahfSe). Descrip- 
 tion of natural objects. 
 
 Physiologie {Feezeeohlohzshee). Physiol- 
 ogy. Study of function. 
 
 Physiologique (Feezeeohlohzsheek). Physi- 
 ological. 
 
 Physiologiste {Feezeeohlohzsheest). Physi- 
 ologist. 
 
 Physionomie (FeezeeohnohmSe) . Physiog- 
 nomy. Characteristics of the face. 
 
 Physique (Feezeek). Exterior of the body 
 8 
 
 and its physical structure. Also ; Science 
 which teaches the properties of matter 
 Also: Physical, natural. 
 
 Physoelide (Feezehleed). Small bodies in 
 the villi of the chorion; they are pedicu- 
 lated and contain a liquid (described by 
 Virchow). 
 
 PhysomStre {FeezohmMr). Physometra. 
 Distension of the uterus by gas. 
 
 Physostigmine (Feezohsteegmien) . Eserin, 
 alkaloid of Calabar bean. Produces in- 
 testinal peristalsis. 
 
 Phytolaque (Feetohldhk). Poke. A genus 
 of herbs. Acts as emetic. 
 
 Phytopathologie (FeetohpahtohlohzshSe). 
 Study of diseases of plants. 
 
 Phytoplasma (Feetohplahzmdh). Vegeta- 
 ble protoplasm. 
 
 Pian (Peedhn). Framboesia. Yaws. 
 
 Pica (Peekdh). Pica. Irresistible desire 
 for unusual articles of food. 
 
 Piciforme (Peesseefdhrm). Piceous. Vis- 
 cous. 
 
 Picote (Peekdht). Small-pox (popular 
 name). 
 
 Picotement (Peekohtrndhn). TingUng. 
 Itching. 
 
 Picrique, acide (PeekrSek, ahssSed). Picric 
 acid. 
 
 Picrotoxine {PeekrohtohksSen). Picrotoxin. 
 A toxic principle of anamirta cocculus. 
 Used for night sweats. 
 
 Pie-mere (Pee-m^^)-). Pia-mater. One of 
 the meninges which is immediately ap- 
 plied to the brain and spinal cord. 
 
 Piece (PeeShss). Piece. Part. 
 
 Pied (Peed). Foot. 
 
 P. d'alouette (P. dahloo&ht). Larkspur. 
 
 P. de canard (P. deh kahndhr). Podophyl- 
 lum. 
 
 P. du diaphragme (P. du deeahfrdhgm) 
 Pillar of the diaphragm. 
 
 P. d' elephant (P. dehlehfdhn). Elephanti- 
 asis of the foot. 
 
 P. d'hippocampe (P. deepohkdhmp). Pes 
 hippocampi, j 
 
 P.-bot (P.-bdh). Club-foot. TaUpes. 
 
 P. -plat (P.-plah). Plat foot. 
 
 Pierre (Peeehr). Stone. Calculus. 
 
 P. k aiguiser (P. ah ehguzd). Grindstone. 
 
 P. a cautSre (P. ah kohtShr). Cautery. 
 
 P. divine (P. deevien). Combination of 
 sulphate of copper, nitrate of potassium, 
 sulphate of aluminum and camphor; 
 used as a collyrium for the eye. 
 
 P. infernale (P. ehnfehrndhl). Nitrate of 
 silver. 
 
 P. intestinale (P. ehntehsteendhl). Intes- 
 tinal calculus. 
 
 P. murale (P. murdhl). Calcium oxa- 
 late. 
 
 P. ophthalmique (P. ohftahlmeek). Sul- 
 phate of copper in crystals. 
 
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p. phi 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Piv 
 
 P. philosophale {P. feelohzohfdhl). Myth- 
 ical stone supposed to change metal into 
 gold. 
 
 P. ponce (P. pohns). Pumice-stone. 
 
 P. stercorate (P. stehrkohrdhl). Enterolith. 
 
 P. de touche (P. deh toosh). Touchstone. 
 
 Pierreux,-euse iPeechr&h). Stony. 
 
 Pigment {Peegmdhn). Pigment. 
 
 Pigmentaire (Peegmahntihr). Referable to 
 pigment. Pigmented. 
 
 Pigmentation {Peegmahntahssidn). Pig- 
 mentation. Production of coloring mat- 
 ter in the organism. 
 
 Pigmente,-e (Peegmahntd). Pigmented. 
 
 Pigmenteux,-euse iPeegmahnUh). Pig- 
 mentary. 
 
 Pilaire (PeeUhr). Referable to hair. 
 
 Pile (Peel). Galvanic battery or cell. 
 
 Pileux,-euse {Peeleh). Referable to hair. 
 
 Pilier (Peeleed). Pillar. Column. 
 
 Piliforme {Peekefdhrm). Hair-like. Cap- 
 illary. 
 
 Piligraisseuz,-euse {Peeleegrehssih). Con- 
 taining hair and fat. 
 
 Pilmiction (PeelmeekssiSn). Excretion of 
 urine containing hair. 
 
 Pilocarpine (PeelohkahrpSen). Pilocarpin. 
 Alkaloid of Jaborandi. 
 
 Pilon (JPeeldhn). Pestle. 
 
 Pilo-sebace,-e (Peeloh-ssehbahssd). Refer- 
 able to the sebaceous glands of hair fol- 
 licles 
 
 PUule [PeeM). Pill. 
 
 P.s depuratives de Plummer (P. dehpurah- 
 Uev deh Plummer). PUuls hydrargyri 
 submuriati compositae. 
 
 Pilulier {Peeluleed). An instrumisnt for 
 making pills. 
 
 Pimelite {PeemehUet). Pimelitis. Inflam- 
 mation of adipose tissue. 
 
 PimSlose {PeemehUhz). Adiposis. 
 
 Pimglurie {Peemehlurie). Patty urine. 
 
 Piment (Peemdhn). Capsicum. Red pep- 
 per. 
 
 Piment6,-e (Peemahntd). Containing pi- 
 ment. 
 
 Pin (P^hn). Pine-tree. 
 
 Pince (Pehnss). Forceps. Pincers. Pliers. 
 
 P. anterieure (P. ahntehreeShr). Peduncle 
 of corpus callosum. 
 
 P. postgrieure (P. pohstehreeehr). Poster- 
 ior fold of corpus callosum. 
 
 P. ecraseur (P. ehkmhzShr). Clamp for- 
 ceps. 
 
 P. a coulisse (P. ah kooUess). Sliding 
 artery forceps. 
 
 P. ^ dissection (P. ah deessehkssidn). Dis- 
 section forceps. 
 
 P. a griffe (P. A gr^e/). Hooked forceps. 
 
 P. k pansement (P. ah pahnsmdhn). 
 Dressing forceps. / 
 
 P. pedicule (P. pehdeekal). Clamp forceps. 
 
 P. a torsion (P. ah tohrssidn). Torsion for- 
 ceps. 
 
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 P. k verrou (P. d vehrdo). Catch forceps. 
 
 P. de Mehr (P. deh M.). Pinch cock. 
 
 P.-nez (P. na). Nose glasses. 
 
 Pinceau {PehnsSh). Camel's hair pencil. 
 Brush. Fasciculus. Bundle (of fila- 
 ments, etc.). 
 
 Pinc6e {Pehnsd). Pinch. Quantity of a 
 substance that can be taken with two 
 fingers. 
 
 Pincement {Pehnsmdhn). Feeling of con- 
 striction. 
 
 Pinion (Pehnssdhn) . Mark left by a pinch. 
 
 Pineale, glande (Peenehdhl), glahnd). Pin- 
 eal gland. Epiphysis of the brain. 
 
 Pinguicula (Pehngeehuldh). Small tumor 
 of the conjunctiva. 
 
 Pinne (Peenn). Pinna. External part of 
 the ear. 
 
 Pipe (Peep). Pipette. 
 
 Piperace,-e (Peepehrahssd). Referable to 
 pepper. 
 
 Pipette (Peepeht). Pipette. 
 
 Piquant (Peekdhn). Spine. Thorn. Sting, 
 
 Piqttete,-e (Peektd). Covered with points, 
 spots, blotches. 
 
 Piqure {PeeMr). Puncture. Prick. 
 
 P. anatomique (P. ahnahtohmiek). Dis- 
 section wound. 
 
 Piriforme (Peereefdhrm). Pear-shaped. 
 Piriformis muscle. 
 
 Pirogoflf, amputation de (Peerohgdkf, ahm- 
 
 putahssidn deh). Amputation of the foot 
 at the lower joints of tibia and fibula 
 (Pirogoff- Russian surgeon). 
 
 Pirquet, reaction ^de {Peerkd, rehahkssion 
 deh). Pirquet's reaction. Tuberculin 
 test of the skin. 
 
 Pis (Pee). Udder. 
 
 Pisiforme, os (Peezeefohrm). Pisiform 
 bone (the 4th bone in the front layer of 
 carpal bones). 
 
 Pissement {Peessmdhn). Urination. 
 
 P. de sang (P. deh sahn). Hematuria. 
 
 P. de Sucre (P. deh sukr). Glycosuria. 
 
 Pissentlit [PeessahnUe). Dandelion. 
 
 Pistache (Peestdsh). Pistachio-nut. 
 
 Piston (Peestdhn). Piston. 
 
 Pithiatism (PeeteeahUezm). Functional 
 nervous manifestations which can be re- 
 moved by suggestion (view of Babinski). 
 
 Pituitaire, fosse {Peetueetehr, fohss). Pit- 
 uitary fossa. Sella turcica. 
 
 P., glande (P., glahnd). Pituitary body. 
 
 P. membrane (P. mahmbrdhnn). Pitui- 
 tary or Schneiderian membrane. 
 
 Pituite {Peetueet). Phlegm. Mucus. Ex- 
 pectoration especially in alcoholics. 
 
 Pituiteux,-euse {PeetueehUh). Containing 
 mucus. 
 
 Pityriasis (Peetereeahzies). Pityriasis. 
 Skin diseases characterized by scaling. 
 
 Pivot (Peevdh). Pivot. 
 
 Pivotant,-e (Peevohtdhn). Tvu-ning on a 
 pivot. 
 
Pla 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pne 
 
 Placenta (Plahssahntih). Placenta. After- 
 birth. 
 
 Placentaire (^Plakssahntihr). Referable to 
 placenta. 
 
 Plaie {Pleh). Wound. Ulcer. 
 
 Plaintif,-ive (PlehntSef). Plaintive (tone 
 of voice). 
 
 Plaisir (Plehzier). Pleasure. Delight. 
 
 Plan iPlahn). Plane. Level. Plat. 
 
 Plancher (Plahnshd) . Floor of a 
 cavity. 
 
 Planimetre (Plahneemihtr). Apparatus for 
 measuring surfaces. 
 
 Plantaire (PlahnUhr). Plantar. 
 
 P. grele, muscle (P. grehl, muskl). Plant- 
 aris muscle. 
 
 Plante du pied {Plahnl du peed). Sole of 
 the foot. 
 
 Planum, Os (JPlahndom, Ohss). Os plan- 
 um of the ethmoid. 
 
 Plague (Plahk). Patch, layer. Plate. 
 
 PltLsmsiiPlahzmdh). Plasma. Liquid part 
 of the blood. 
 
 Plasmatique ijPlahzmahUek). Plasmatic. 
 
 Plasmode (Plahzmdhd) . Plasmodium. 
 Animal organisms belonging to the pro- 
 tozoa (malaria). 
 
 Plasticite (Plahsteesseetd) . Plasticity. 
 Characteristic of a body which can be 
 made to assume any shape. 
 
 Plastique {Plahsteek). Plastic. 
 
 Plat,-e {Plah). Plat. 
 
 Plateau (Plahtdh). Disc of an electric 
 machine. 
 
 Platine {PlahUen). Platinum. Also: 
 Plate of a microscope. 
 
 Piatrage {Plahtrdhzsh). Plastering. 
 
 Piatre (Plahtr). Plaster of Paris. Calci- 
 um sulphate. 
 
 PlS.tre,-e (JPlahtrd). Plastered. 
 
 P., appareil {P., ahpahrdy). Plaster-of 
 Paris bandage. 
 
 Pleiade {Plehydhd). Collection of lym- 
 phatic glands. 
 
 Plem,-e (Plehn). Full. Pilled. 
 
 Plenitude {Plehneetitd). Fulness. Pleni- 
 tude. 
 
 Plessim^tre (PlehsseemShtr). Instrument 
 used for percussion. Plessimeter. 
 
 Plethore (Plehtdhr) Plethora. Morbid 
 fuU-bloodedness. 
 
 Plethorique (Plehtokriek) . Plethoric. 
 
 Plethysmographe (Plehteezmohgrdhf). Ap- 
 paratus for determining changes in vol- 
 ume of an organ. 
 
 Pleuial,-e (.Plehrdhl). Pleural. 
 
 Pleuresie (Plehrehzie). Pleurisy. 
 
 P. fausse {P. f ohss). Pleurodynia (see this 
 word). 
 
 PleurStique (JPlehrehtiek). Pleuritic. 
 
 Pletirocele (PlehrohsM). Hernia of the 
 pleura and lung between the ribs. 
 
 Pleurodynie {Plehrohdeen&e) Pain in the 
 intercostal muscles due either to neuritis 
 
 or occurring in diseases of the spinal 
 
 cord. False pleurisy. 
 PleuropSricardite {Plehropehreekahrdiet) . 
 
 Simultaneous inflammation of pleura 
 
 and pericardium. 
 Pleuropneumonie (Plehrohpnehmohnie). 
 
 Simultaneous inflammation of the pleura 
 
 and Jung. 
 PleuTOthotonos (Plehrohtohtohndhss). Lat- 
 eral tetanos. 
 P16vre (Plehvr). Pleura. 
 Plexiforme (Plehkseefdhrm). Plexiform. 
 Plexus (Plehksiis). Plexus. 
 Pli (P/ee). Fold. Bend. 
 P.s cerebraux (P. ssehrehbrdh). Cerebral 
 
 convolutions. 
 P. courbe (P. koorb). Angular gyrus. 
 Plicatile (Pleekahteel) Susceptible to be- 
 come folded. 
 Plique (Pleek). Plica polonica. 
 Plomb (Plohm). Lead. 
 Plombage (Plohnbdhzsh). Lead work. 
 P. des dents (P. deh dahn). Filling the 
 
 teeth. 
 Plombate (Plohnbdht). Salt of plumbic 
 
 acid. 
 Plombe,-e {Plohnbd). Obliterated (tooth). 
 
 Livid. 
 Plombite {Plohnb&et) . Protoxide of lead 
 
 combined with a base. 
 Pluie {Pluie). Rain. 
 Plume {Plum). Feather. 
 Plumeux,-euse {jPlumih). Plumous. 
 Plumule {PlumUl) . Gemmule. 
 Pluricellulaire (PlureessehluUhr). Pluri- 
 
 cellular. 
 Pluviomfetre (Pluveeohmihtr). Apparatus 
 
 for estimating for the volume of rain 
 
 which falls in a day. Pluviometer. 
 Pneodynamique (Pnehohdeenahmeek). The 
 
 dynamics of respiration. 
 PnSographe {Pnehohgrdhf). Apparatus for 
 
 determining the character of expiration. 
 Pneom6tre {PnehohmMr). Apparatus for 
 
 measuring the breathing capacity. 
 Pneuma (Pnehmdh). The vital principle 
 
 (ancient). 
 Pneumatique (PnehmahtSek). Referable 
 
 to gas, to air, to the respiratory system. 
 Pneumatocele (PnehmahtehssM). Gaze- 
 
 ous tumor under the skin or mucous 
 
 membrane (circumscribed, but not dif- 
 fuse). 
 Pneumatometre (PnehmahtohmMr) Ap- 
 paratus for estimating the pressure of 
 
 air in the lungs. 
 Pneumatose {Pnehmahtdhz) . Diseased 
 
 state caused by distension of the tissue 
 
 with gas. 
 Pneumococcie (Pnehmokkoksle). Pneumo- 
 
 coccus infection. 
 Pneumogastrique, nerf (Pnehmohgahstreek, 
 
 nehr). Pneumogastric or vagus nerve 
 
 (loth cranial nerve). 
 
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Pne 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pol 
 
 Pneumographe (Pnehmohgrdhf). Appar- 
 atus for registering the chest expansion 
 in respiration. 
 
 Pneumometre {Pnehohmehtr). See Pneo- 
 metre. 
 
 Pneumonectasie {Pnehmohnehktahzee) . 
 Emphysema of the lung. 
 
 Pneumonie (Pnehmohnee) . Pneumonia. 
 
 P. aigiie (P. ehgji). Lobar pneumonia. 
 
 P. chronique interstitielle (P. krohneck ehn- 
 tehrsteeteeSM) . Diffuse pneumonia or 
 pulmonary sclerosis. 
 
 P. hypostatique (P. heepohstahUek). Pas- 
 sive congestion of the lung. 
 
 Pneumonique (PnehmohnSek). Concern- 
 ing pneumonia. 
 
 Pneumonite {PnehmohnSet) . Pneumonia. 
 
 Pneumopericarde (Pnehmohpehreekdhrd). 
 Accumulation of air in the pericardic 
 cavity. 
 
 Pneumopleuresie (PnehmohplehrehzSe). 
 Pleuro-pneumonia. 
 
 Pneumothorax (Pnehmohtohrdhks). Ac- 
 cummulation of gas and pus in the pleura. 
 
 Pneumotomie (Pnehmohtokmie). Incision 
 into the lung. 
 
 Poche (Pohsh). Pocket. Bag. Sac. 
 
 P. anevrismale (P. ahnehvreezmdhl). 
 Aneurismal sac. 
 
 P. des eaux (P. dehzdh). Amnion with its 
 fluid (obstetrical) bag of waters. 
 
 Podagra (Pohddhgr). Podagra. Gout in 
 the feet. 
 
 Podalique {PohdahUek). Podalic. Refer- 
 able to the feet. 
 
 Podencephale (Pohdahnssehfdkl). Poden- 
 cephalus. A congenital anomaly con- 
 sisting of a cerebral hernia situated in a 
 pedunculated sac. 
 
 Podophylle (Pohdohfeel). Podophyllum. 
 May-apple. 
 
 Podophyllin (PohdohfeeUkn). Podophyl- 
 Un. Active resinous principle of Podo- 
 phyllum peltatum. Used as cathartic. 
 
 PoSle (Posdhl). Stove. 
 
 Poids (Poodh). Weight. 
 
 P. specifique (P. spehsseef6ek). Specific 
 gravity. Density. 
 
 Poignee (Pooahnneed). Handful. Handle. 
 
 Poignet {PooahnneeSh). Wrist. Region 
 of the carpus. 
 
 PoU (Poodhl) Hair (not of the scalp). 
 
 Poilu,-e (PooahlU). Hairy. 
 
 Point {Pooehn). Point. Pole. Shooting 
 pain. 
 
 P. de c6tg (P. deh kohtd). Stitch in the 
 side (thoracic region). 
 
 Pointe (Pooehnt). Sharp end (of a knife, 
 etc.). 
 
 P. de feu (P. deh f eh). Pointed cautery. 
 
 P. de hernie (P. deh hehrnSe). Incomplete 
 hernia. 
 
 Pointillage (Pooehnteedhzsh). Massage 
 with the tips of the fingers. 
 
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 Pointillg,-^ (Pooehnteed). Multiple small 
 red spots on an organ or tissue caused by 
 congestion. 
 
 Poire {Poodhr). Pear. 
 
 Poireau {Pooahrdh). Wart. Plant of on- 
 ion family with a bulbous root (leek). 
 
 Poiree (Pooahrd). White beet. 
 
 Poirier {Pooahreedh). Pear-tree. 
 
 Pois {Poodh). Pea. 
 
 Poison (Pooahzdhn). Poison. 
 
 Poisson (PooahssShn): Pish. 
 
 Poitrinaire (Pooahtreenehr). Consumptive. 
 
 Poitrine (PooahtrSen). Chest. 
 
 Poivre (Poodhvr). Pepper. 
 
 Poix (Poodh). Pitch. Black resinous sub- 
 stance obtained from boiled tar. 
 
 Polaire (PolShr). Polar. 
 
 Polarimetre (PohlahreemShtr). Apparatus, 
 for estimating the direction and the de- 
 gree of rotatory power of a body on 
 polarized light. 
 
 Polarisation iPohlahreezhassidn). Polari- 
 zation. 
 
 Polariscope (Pohlahreeskdhp). Apparat- 
 us for determining the changes in polar- 
 ized light when some substances are in- 
 terposed. 
 
 Polarite {Pohlahreetd). Polarity. Having 
 poles. 
 
 P6Ie iPohl). Pole. 
 
 Polyclinique {Pohleekleeniek). Polyclinic. 
 Establishment where consultations are 
 given gratis. Dispensary. 
 
 Polioencephalite (Pohleeohahnssehfahleet). 
 Inflammation of the cerebral cortex. 
 
 Polioniy elite (PohleeohmeeehUet). Inflam- 
 mation of the anterior cornua of the 
 spinail cord. 
 
 Poliose (Pohleeohz). Discoloration of hair 
 which becomes gray. 
 
 Pollakiurie (Pohlahkeeurie). Frequent 
 micturition (especially at night). 
 
 Pollen (Pohlehn). Pollen. 
 
 Pollution (PohlussiSn). Involuntary sem- 
 inal emission. 
 
 Pollux (Pohlilks) Pollux. 
 
 Polychreste (Pohleekrehst). Having many 
 virtues; active (drugs). 
 
 PolychroJque (PohleekrohSek). Having 
 many colors. 
 
 Polychromatique (PohleekrohmahtSek). 
 Having many colors 
 
 Polyclinique (Pohleekleeniek). Polyclinic. 
 Dispensary. 
 
 Polycrote (Pohleekrdht) Polycrotic. Said 
 of the pulse when there are several pul- 
 sations with each systolic beat. 
 
 Polydactylie {PohleedahteeUe). Polydac- 
 tylism. More than five fingers or toes. 
 
 Polydipsia (Pohleedeepsee) Polydipsia. 
 
 Polyemie {Pohleeehmie). Plethora. Full- 
 bloodedness. 
 
 Polyesthesie (PohleeestehzSe). Disorder of 
 sensations in which one single prick or 
 
Pol 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 P.-nit 
 
 touch gives the impression of multiple 
 
 pricks. 
 Polygala amer (Pohleegahldh ahmehr). A 
 
 genus of bitter herbs. Milkwort (galac- 
 
 tagogue). 
 Polygamic {PohleegahmSe). Polygamy. 
 Polygonum {Pohhegohndhm). A genus of 
 
 herbs; has astringent properties. 
 Polymerisme iPohleemehrSezm). Multi- 
 
 plicityof constituent elements. 
 Polymorphisme (Pohleemohrfgezm). State 
 
 of many forms or varieties. 
 Polyngvrite {Pohleenehvriet). Polyneuritis. 
 
 Multiple neuritis. 
 Polyonychie (PohleeohneesMe). Polyonic- 
 
 hia. Supernumerary naUs. 
 Polyopic {Pohleeohpie). Disturbances of 
 
 vision which consists of seeing an object 
 
 mviltiplied. 
 Polyopsie {Pohleeohpsie). Disturbances of 
 
 vision which consists of seeing an object 
 
 multiplied. 
 Polyorcxic (Pohleeohrehksee). Boulimia. 
 Polype {PohUep). Polyp. 
 Polypeux,-euse (Pohleepih). Polypous. 
 Polyphagic {Pohleefahzshie). Polyphagia. 
 
 Bulimia. 
 Polypharmacic (Pohleefahrmahssie). Pre- 
 scribing or using a large number of drugs. 
 Polypode (Pohleepdhd). A monstrosity 
 
 with supernumerary feet. 
 Polysaccharides (Pohleessahkahreed). Car- 
 bohydrates (starch, dextrine, glycogen). 
 Polysarcic {PohleessahssSe). Obesity. 
 Polyscope (Pohleeskdhp). Apparatus for 
 
 illuminating cavities. 
 Polysomic (Pohleesohmie). Polysomia. 
 
 Monstrosity having two or more bodies. 
 Polytric {Pohleetreek). Hair-moss. 
 Polytrichic (PohleetreeshSe). See hyper- 
 
 trichose. 
 Polyuree (Pohleeurie). Polyuria. 
 Pommade (Pohmdhd). Ointment. Salve. 
 P. d'Hclmerich (P. dehlmehr&esh). Oint- 
 
 fment of sulphur and carbonate of potash. 
 P. ophtiialmique {P. ohftahlmiek). Ung. 
 
 hydrargyri oxide rubri. 
 P. d'Autcnricth (P. dohtahnrSet). Ung. 
 
 antimonii tartarati. 
 P. dc Zcller {P. deh ZelUr). Ung. hydrar- 
 gyri ammoniati. 
 Pomme (Pohm). Apple. 
 P. d'Adam (P. dahdihm). Adam's apple. 
 
 Thyroid cartilage. 
 P. de tcrrc (P. deh tehr). Potato. 
 Pommele,-e {P ohmld) . Dappled. 
 
 Spotted. 
 Pommette {Pohmiht). Cheek-bone. 
 Pommicr (Pohmeed). Apple-tree. 
 Pommique {Pohmiek) . Pomaceous. 
 
 Malic. 
 Pompc (Pohmp). Piunp. 
 P. stomacalc (P. stohmahkdhl). Stomach- 
 
 pompe. 
 
 P. k sein (P. ah sehn). Breast pump. 
 
 Pompholyx {PohnfohUeks). Pemphigus. 
 
 Ponction {Pohnkssidn). Puncture. Tap- 
 ping. 
 
 Ponctue,-c {Pohnktud). Punctated. 
 
 Ponderal,-c (Pohndehrdhl). Referable to 
 the weight of the body. 
 
 Pont (Pohn). Bridge. 
 
 P. dc Varole (P. deh Vahrdhl). Pons Var- 
 olii. 
 
 Ponte (Pohnt). Laying of eggs. 
 
 Poplite,-e (Pohpleetd). Popliteal. 
 
 P., muscle (P., muskl). Popliteus muscle. 
 
 Populaire {PohpuUhr). Popular. 
 
 Population (Pohpulahssidn). Popula- 
 tion. 
 
 Populine {PohpuUen). Benzoyl salicin. 
 
 Pore {Pohr). Pore. Pig. 
 
 P. -epic (P.-ehpiek). Porcupine. 
 
 Porcherie Pohrshrte). Pigsty. 
 
 Pore (Pohr) Pore. Opening of tubules 
 on the surface. 
 
 Poreux,-euse [Pohreh). Porous. 
 
 Porencfiphalie {PohrahnssehfahUe). Por- 
 encephaly. Congenital depressions or 
 cavities in cerebral cortex. 
 
 Pornographic (Pohrnohgrahfie). Literature 
 on sexual matters. 
 
 Porphyrisation (Pohrfeereezahssidn). 
 Crushing a hard substance to a powder. 
 
 Porrigo iPohreegdh). Pityriasis or an 
 eruption with pustules. 
 
 P. larvalis (P. lahrvahUes). A form of im- 
 petigo, 
 
 P. furfurans (P. furfurdhns). A form of 
 pityriasis. 
 
 P. lupinosa (P. lupeenohzd). Favus. 
 
 P. decalvans (P. dehkahlvdhns). Baldness 
 due to the presence of the trichophyton. 
 
 Porte (Pohrt). Opening for entry. 
 
 P. -aiguille (P. ehguSe). Needle-holder. 
 
 P., appareil (P., ahpahrdy). Portal system 
 of circulation. 
 
 P.-azotate (P.-ahzohtdht). Caustic-holder. 
 
 P. -bougie (P.-boozshie). Director for a 
 bougie. 
 
 P.-caustique (P.-kohsteek). Caustic-hold- 
 er. 
 
 P. -cordon (P.-kohrddhn). Instrument for 
 carrying a tape around the foetus. 
 
 P. -crayon (P.-kreheSohn). Pencil-holder 
 (caustic). 
 
 Portge {Pohrtd). Reach of the hand. 
 
 Porte-eponge (P.-ehpdhnzsh). Sponge 
 holder. 
 
 P.-fil (P.-feel). Aneiu'ysm needle. 
 
 P. -lacs (P.-lahk). See Porte-cordon. 
 
 P.-ligature {P .-leegahtUr) . See P.-fil. 
 
 P.-loupe {P.-loop). Lens holder. 
 
 P. -main (JP.-mehn). Apparatus for sup- 
 porting the hand. 
 
 P.-meche (P.-mehsh). Director to carry 
 a strip of gauze or lint as a drain. 
 
 P. -nitrate (P .neetrdht) Caustic-holder. 
 
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P.-noe 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pre 
 
 P.-noeud (P.-neh). Instrument for plac- 
 ing a ligature on a pedicle of a tumor. 
 
 P.-objet (P.-ohbzshih). Glass-slide (micro- 
 scope). 
 
 P.-pierre (P.-peeihr). Caustic-holder. 
 
 P.-sonde (P.-ssohnd). Hollow probe. 
 
 P.-voix (P.-vooAh). Speaking-tube or 
 trumpet. 
 
 Portion {Pohrssidn). Part. Portion. Ra- 
 tion. 
 
 Positifj-ive {PohzeeUef). Positive. 
 
 Position (Pohzeessidn). Position. Pos- 
 ture. 
 
 Positivisme (PohzeeteevSezm). Philosophy 
 of positivism. 
 
 Posologie (JPohzohlohzsMe). Posology. 
 Indications of dozage of medicines. 
 
 Possedg,-e (Pohssehdd) . Possessed. 
 
 Possession {Pohssehssion). Possession. 
 
 Posthite (PohsUet). Inflammation of the 
 prepuce. 
 
 Posture {Pohstur) posttire. 
 
 Pot fele, bruit de {Poh fehld, hruie deh). 
 Cracked-pot sound. 
 
 P. de chambre (P. deh shahmbr). Night 
 vessel. 
 
 Potable (Pohtdhbl) Drinkable. 
 
 Potasse (Pohtdhss). Potash. 
 
 P. k la chaux (P. ah lah shoh) Hydrate of 
 potash. Caustic potash. 
 
 P. d'Amfirique (P. dahmehriek). Carbon- 
 ate of potash. 
 
 Potasse, -e (Pohtahssd). With excess of 
 potash. 
 
 Potassium (Pohtahsseedhm). Potassium. 
 
 Potentiel,-le (Pohtahnsseeehl). Potential. 
 Not acting immediately. Amount of 
 electricity on a conductor. 
 
 P.s cautSres (P. kohUhr). Caustic alkali. 
 
 Potion (Pohssidn). Potion. Draught. 
 Mixture. 
 
 P. a la magnesie (P. ah lah mahnnehzie). 
 White mixture. 
 
 Potiron (Pohteerdhn). Pumpkin. 
 
 Pott, maladie de [Poht, mahlahdSe deh). 
 Pott's disease Caries of the spine (tu- 
 bercular) (Pott-English surgeon). 
 
 Pou (Poo). Louse. 
 
 Pouce (Pooss). Thumb. 
 
 Poudre (Poodr). Powder. 
 
 P. aromatique (P. ahrohmahUek). Com- 
 posite cinnamon powder. 
 
 P. de Dover (P. deh Dohvihr). Dover's 
 powder. Opiated ipecacuanha. 
 
 P. efiervescente laxative (P. ehfehrvehs- 
 sdhnt lahksahteev). Seidlitz powder. 
 
 Poudroiement (Poodrooahmdhn). Pulver- 
 ization. 
 
 Poulain {PooUhn). Inguinal bubo. 
 
 Poule (Pool). Hen. 
 
 Poulet (JPoolih). Chicken. 
 
 Poulie [PooUe). Pulley. Trochlea. 
 
 Pouls {Poo). Pulse. 
 
 Poumon (Poomdhn). Lung. 
 
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 Poupart, ligament de (Poopdhr, leegahmdhn 
 deh). Crural arch. 
 
 Pourpre (Poorer). Scarlet. Purpura hem- 
 orrhagica. 
 
 Pourpre,-e (Poorprd). Purple. 
 
 Pourri,-e (Poorie). Rotten. 
 
 Pourriture (PooreeMr). Putrefaction. 
 
 P d'hopital (P. dohpeetdhl). Hospital 
 gangrene. 
 
 Pouss€e (Poossd). Push. An eruption 
 appearing after using certain drugs. 
 
 Poussiere {Poossee&hr). Dust. 
 
 Poussoir (Poossoodhr). Dentist's driver. 
 Probang (oesophageal bougie). 
 
 Pouvoir (Poovoodhr). Power. 
 
 Praticien (Prahteesseeihn) . Practitioner. 
 
 Pratique (PrahUek). Practical. Practice 
 of medicine. 
 
 Preataxique {PrehahtahksSek). Preataxic. 
 Preceding ataxia. 
 
 Precipitant, -e (Prehsseepeetdhn). Precipi- 
 tating. 
 
 Precipitation (Prehsseepeetahssidn). Pre- 
 cipitation. 
 
 Precipitg,-e (Prehsseepeetd). Precipitated. 
 
 Precordial, -e (Prehkohrdeedhl). Which is 
 in front of the heart. Precordial. 
 
 Precurseur (Prehkursehr). Precursory. 
 Premonitory. 
 
 P., signe (P., seenn). A sign which an- 
 nounces the oncoming disease. 
 
 Prediastolique (PrehdeeahstohUek). Pre- 
 ceding diastole. 
 
 Predigestion {Prehdeezshehssidn) . Predi- 
 gestion. Digestion of a substance (by 
 means of a ferment) before it is put in 
 the mouth. 
 
 Predisposant,-e {Prehdeespohzdhn). Pre- 
 disposing. 
 
 P r e,d isposition (Prehedeespohzeessidn). 
 Predisposition. 
 
 Predorso-atloidien, muscle (Prehdohrsdh- 
 ahtlohlldeelha, muskl). Longus colli 
 muscle. 
 
 Preexistence (Prehehkzeestdhns). Pre-ex- 
 istence. 
 
 Pr6frontal,-e {Prehfrohntdhl). Prefrontal. 
 
 Prehension {Prehhahnssidn). Grasping 
 Prehension. 
 
 Prejuge (Prehzshuzshd). Prejudice. 
 
 Prelombaire {Prehlohmhihr). What is sit- 
 uated in front of the lumbar region. 
 
 Pr^ombo-suspubien, muscle (Prehlohm- 
 boh-supubeeihn, muskl). Psoas parvus 
 muscle. 
 
 P.-thoracique, grande (P.-tohrahssSek, 
 grahnd). Right azygos vein. 
 
 P. -t. -petite (P.-t.-pteet). Left azygos 
 vein. 
 
 P. -trochantinien (P.-trohkahnteeneeehn). 
 Psoas magnus muscle. 
 
 Preludes (Prehlild). Prodromes. 
 
 Prematura, accouchement {Prehmahturd, 
 ahkoushmdhn). Premature confinement 
 
Pre 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pro 
 
 Premiere paire des nerfs craniens {Preh- 
 meeihr pehr deh nekr krahneeihn). First 
 pair of cranial nerves (olfactory nerves). 
 
 Premolaires (Prehmohlehr). Premolars. 
 Teeth in front of the molar (bicuspids). 
 
 Premonitoire, signe {Prehmohneetoodhr, 
 seenn) . Premonitory or precursory sign. 
 
 PrSparant (Prehpahrdhn). Preparing. 
 Spoken of pain in the second period of 
 labor dvtfing which the neck of the uterus 
 is being dilated. 
 
 PrSparate, veine (Prehpahrdht, vehn). 
 Frontal vein. 
 
 Preparateur (JPrehpahrahUhr). Who is in 
 charge of preparing anatomical speci- 
 mens, or other laboratory work. 
 
 Preparation {PrehpahrahssiSn). Prepara- 
 tion (chemical, anatomical, pharma- 
 ceutical, etc.). 
 
 Prepuce (Prehpiiss). Prepuce. 
 
 Preputial (Prehpusseedhl). Referable to 
 prepuce. 
 
 Prerotulien,-ne (Prehrohtuleeihn). Which 
 is situated in front of the patdla. 
 
 Presbyopic (Prehsbeeohpie) . Presbyopia. 
 Far-sightedness. 
 
 Presbyte (PrehsbSet). Who is affected 
 with presbyopia. 
 
 Presbytie {Prehsbeessee). Presbyopia. 
 Longsightednesss. 
 
 Prescription (Prehskreepssidn). Prescrip- 
 tion. 
 
 Presentation (Prehzahntahssidn). Present- 
 tation (obstetrics). 
 
 Pr6servatif,-ive (Prehzehrvahteef). Pro- 
 
 , phylactic. 
 
 Preservation (JPrehzehrvahssidn). Preser- 
 vation. 
 
 Presse-artere (Prehss-ahrtehr). Artery- 
 forceps. 
 
 Presse-hydraulique {Prehss heedrohUek). 
 Hydraulic press. 
 
 Pression {Prehssidn). Pressure. 
 
 Pressoir d'HSrophile {Prehssoodhr dehroh- 
 fSel). Venous sinus on the inner surface 
 of occipital protuberance into which 
 other cerebral sinuses enter (Torcula 
 Herophili). 
 
 PrSsure (Prehziir). Rennet. 
 
 Presystole (Prehseestdhl). Presystole. 
 The end of the great pause of the heart. 
 
 Pretibio-digital, nerf (Prekteebeedh-deez- 
 sheetdhl, nehr). Musculo-cutaneous 
 nerve of the leg. 
 
 P.-sus-phalangetaiie, nerf (P.-sufohlahn- 
 zshehtehr, nehr). Anterior tibial nerve. 
 
 Preventif,-ive {Prehrahnteif). Preventive. 
 Prophylactic. 
 
 PrivertSbrale, artSre (Prehvehrtehbrdhl, 
 ahrtihr). Posterior meningeal artery. 
 
 PrgvertSbraux, muscles {Prehvehrtehbrdh, 
 muskl). Anterior recti muscles of the 
 head; rectus, lateral and long muscle of 
 the neck. 
 
 Privoyance (Prehvooahydhns). Foresight. 
 Forethought. 
 
 Priapisme (Preeahpeizm). Strong and 
 painful erection. 
 
 Pnmates {Preemdht). Highest order of 
 mammals. Primates. 
 
 Primipare (Preemeepdhr). Primapara. 
 Woman who is confined for the first 
 time. 
 
 Primordial, tissu (Preemohrdeedhl, teessH) 
 Tissue which develops the earliest. 
 
 Principe (PrehnsSep). Principle. Element. 
 
 Printemps (Prehntdhn). Spring. 
 
 Prisme {Preezm). Prism. 
 
 P. de Nicol (P. deh Neekdhl). Optic instru- 
 ment for obtaining polarized light. 
 
 Probability (Prohbahbeeleetd). Likelihood. 
 Probability. 
 
 Precede (Prohssehdd). Process. Proced- 
 ure. Method (of performing an opera- 
 tion, etc.). 
 
 Proces (Prohssih). Process (in anatomy) 
 Method. Morbid process. 
 
 Processus (Prohssessiis). Process (in anat- 
 omy). Method. Morbid process. 
 
 Prochain,-e {Prohshihn). Next. Near. 
 
 Procidence (Prohsseeddhns). Prolapse 
 Fall of a part. 
 
 Proclive {ProhkUev). Leaning forward 
 Bent. 
 
 ProcrSation {Prohkrehahssidn). Procrea- 
 tion. Generation. 
 
 Proctalgie (Prohktahlzshie). Proctalgia 
 Pain in the anus. 
 
 Proctite {ProhkUet). Proctitis. Inflam- 
 mation of the anus and rectum. 
 
 Proctocele {ProhktohssM). Hernia of the 
 rectum. Prolapse of the rectum into the 
 vagina. 
 
 Proctoptose {Prohktohptdhz). See Procto- 
 cele. 
 
 Proctorrhagie (ProhktohrahzshSe). Anal 
 hemorrhage. 
 
 Prodige (Prohdiezsh). Prodigy. 
 
 Prodrome (Prohdrdhm), Prodtome. State 
 of indisposition preceding the onset of a 
 malady. 
 
 Prodromique {Prohdrohmieh). Prodromal. 
 
 Production {Prohdukssidn). Production. 
 Growth. Birth. Prolongation (anat- 
 omy). 
 
 Productivite (Produkteeveetd). Faculty of 
 producing. 
 
 Produit (JProhduie). Product. 
 
 Proeminent,-e (Prohehmeendhn). Promi- 
 nent. Protuberant. 
 
 Profession iProhfehssidn). Profession. 
 
 Professionel,-le (ProhfehsseeohnShl). Pro- 
 fessional. 
 
 Profond-e (Prohfdhn). Deep. Profound. 
 Deep-seated. 
 
 Profus,-e (Prohfa). Profuse. 
 
 Progeniture (Prohzshehneetiir). Offspring. 
 Progeny. 
 
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Pro 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Pro 
 
 Prognathisme (Prohgnahteizm). When the 
 jaws are protruding forwards. Prog- 
 nathism. 
 
 Prognose (Prohgndhz). Prognosis. 
 
 Prognostic (Prohgnohsteek). Prognosis. 
 
 Progression (Prohgrehssidn). Progress. 
 Progression. 
 
 Projection {Prohzshehkssidn) . Projection. 
 
 Prolapsus (ProhlahpsHs). Prolapse. Fall- 
 ing down of an organ or tissue. 
 
 Proliferation (Prohleefehrahssi6n). Devel- 
 opment by multiplication of elements. 
 Proliferation. 
 
 Prolifgre (Prohleefihr). Fruitful. Prolific. 
 Possessing the faculty of reproducing. 
 
 Prolifique (ProMeefeSk). Fruitful. Pro- 
 lific. Possessing the faculty of repro- 
 ducing. 
 
 ProligSre (ProhleezshShr). Proligerous. 
 Carrying the germ-cells. 
 
 Prolongement {Prohlohnzshmdhn). Pro- 
 longement. 
 
 P. rachidien {P. rahsheedeeehn). Spinal 
 cord. 
 
 Promontoire (Prohmohntoodhr). Promi- 
 nence. Protuberance, such as on the 
 internal wall of the tympanic cavity; 
 also: at the inner level of junction of the 
 last lumbar vertebra and upper part of 
 sacrum (promontory of the pelvis). 
 
 Pronateur (ProhnahtShr). Pronator. 
 
 P., grand (rond) [P., grahn (rohn)]. Pro- 
 nator radii teres muscle. 
 
 P., petit (carri) [P., ptee (kahrd)]. Prona- 
 tor quadratus muscle. 
 
 Pronation (ProhnahssiSn). Movement in 
 which the palmar surface is placed 
 downward. Pronation. 
 
 Prononciation {Prohnohnsseeahssidn). Pro- 
 nonciation. 
 
 Pronostic (Prohnohsteek). Prognosis. 
 
 Prognostic (Prohgnohsteek). Prognosis. 
 
 Prognostique {ProhgnohsUek). Prognostic. 
 
 Propagation (Prohpahgahssidn). Exten- 
 sion of the species by births. Propaga- 
 tion. 
 
 Prophylactique (Prohfeelahktiek). Prophy- 
 lactic. Preventive. 
 
 Prophylaxie {Prohfeelahksie) . Prophylaxy. 
 Precautions against development of a 
 disease. Prevention. 
 
 Propionate (Prohpeeohndht). A salt of 
 propionic acid. 
 
 Propionitrile (ProhpeeohneetrSel). Cyanid 
 of ethyl. 
 
 Propionyle (Prohpeeohneel). Radicle of 
 propionic acid. 
 
 Proportion (Prohpohrssidn). Proportion. 
 
 Proportion el, -le (JProhpohrsseeohnihl). 
 Proportional. 
 
 Propre {Prohpr). Proper. Own. Clean. 
 
 Propriete (Prohpreeehtd). The mode of 
 action proper of each body. Property. 
 Special characteristic. 
 
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 Propulsion (Prohpulssidn). Tendency to 
 run or fall forwards (in'Paralysis agitans) . 
 
 Propylamine (ProhpeelahmSen). Propyl- 
 amin. A composite ammonia. 
 
 Prosecteur (ProhzehkUhr). Prosector. An 
 instructor who prepares anatomical dis- 
 sections. 
 
 ProsencSphale (Prohzahnssehfdhl). Pros- 
 encephalon. Part of brain containing the 
 hemispheres, lateral and third ventricles, 
 basal ganglia, fornix and optic tracts. 
 
 Prosopalgic (ProhzohpahlzshSe). Facial 
 neuralgia. 
 
 Prostate (Prohstdht). Prostate. 
 
 Prostatique {Prohstateek). Referable to 
 the prostate. 
 
 Prostatite (ProhstahtSef) . Inflammation of 
 the prostate. 
 
 Prostatolithe {ProhstahtohUet). Prostatic 
 calculus. 
 
 Prostatorrhee (Prohstahtohrd). Discharge 
 from the prostate. 
 
 Prostitution (ProhsteetussiSn). Prostitu- 
 tion. 
 
 Prostration (Prohstrahssidn). Prostration. 
 Abatement of muscular forces. Great 
 weakness. 
 
 Protagons {Prohtahgdhn). Chemical sub- 
 stances containing phosphorus, cholin, 
 carbohydrate, glycerin, fatty acids. 
 They are present in nervous tissue. 
 
 Protamine (ProhtahmSen). Proteins of 
 semen. 
 
 Protective {Prohtehkteeve). Protective. 
 
 Proteine (ProhtehSen). Protein. 
 
 ProthSse {Prohtihz). Prosthesis. Adap- 
 tation of artificial limbs or other organs. 
 
 Protoblaste (Prohtohbldhst) . Protoblast. 
 A cell without its membrane. 
 
 Protocarbure d'hydrogene {ProhtohkahrbUr 
 deedrohzshihnn) . Subcarburetted hydro- 
 gen. Marsh-gas. 
 
 Protochlorure (,Prohtohklohriir). Proto- 
 chlorid. A chlorid compound with the 
 smallest amount of chlorin. 
 
 Protoiodure {ProhtoheeohdUr). Protoiodid. 
 lodid compound with the smallest 
 amount of iodin 
 
 Protopathique {ProhtohpahUek). Proto- 
 pathic: sensibility of extreme tempera- 
 ture of heat and cold, appreciation of 
 pain sense and sensibility of the viscera. 
 
 Protoplasme (Prohtohplahzm). Proto- 
 plasm. An organized substance com- 
 mon to all living beings and plants which 
 represents the physical basis of life. It 
 is a proteid. It is subject to growth, 
 movement and reproduction. 
 
 Protozoaire {Prohtohzohihr). Protozoa. 
 The lowest and smallest specimen pos- 
 sessing life. A single cell. 
 
 Protozoide (ProhtohzohSed). Protozoa. 
 The lowest and smallest specimen pos- 
 sessing life. A single cell. 
 
Pro 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pte 
 
 Protrusion (JProhtruzeedhn). Protrusion. 
 
 Protuberance {Prohtuhehr&hnss). Projec- 
 tion. Protuberance. 
 
 P. annulaire (P. ahnuUhr). Pons Varolii. 
 
 P. cerebrale (P. ssehrehbrdhl). Pons Var- 
 oKi. 
 
 P. occipitale (P. ohkseepeetdhl). Occipital 
 eminence. 
 
 Protuberantiel,-le {Prohtubehrahnsseeikl). 
 Referable to the protuberance. 
 
 Provoque,-e (Prohvohkd). Provoked. 
 
 Proximal,-e {Prohkzeemdhl). Proximal. 
 
 Prune (Prun). Plum. 
 
 Pruneau (PrunSh). Prune. 
 
 Prunelle {Prunihl) . Pupil (of the eye) . 
 
 Prunier (Pruneed). Plum-tree. 
 
 PruTigineux,-euse (Prureezsheenih) . 
 Which causes itching. 
 
 Prurigo {Prureegdh). Papulous eruption 
 producing an intense itching. Prurigo. 
 
 Prurite {Pruriet). Pruritus. Itching. 
 
 Prussiate {Prusseiakt) . Cyanid. Salt of 
 prussic acid. 
 
 P. de far (P. deh fehr). Ferrocyanide of 
 potassium. 
 
 P r u s s i c o - f e r r i q u e {Prussekoh-fehrSek). 
 Hydroferrocyanic. 
 
 Prussine {Prusslenn). Cyanogen. 
 
 Prussique, acide (Prusseek, ahsseed). Hy- 
 drocyanic acid. 
 
 Psammome {Psahmdhm). Tumor at- 
 tached to the meninges and containing 
 calcareous concretion. Psammoma. 
 
 Pseudarthrose iPsehdahrtrdhz). False ar- 
 ticulation. Pesudarthrosis. 
 
 Pseudesthesie (PsehdehstehzSe). Imagin- 
 ary or false sensation. 
 
 Pseudoblepsie (Psehdohblehpsge). Perver- 
 sion of the sense of vision. 
 
 Pseudobulbaire, paralysie {Pschdo-bulb- 
 ihr). Glosso-labio-laryngeal paralysis 
 due to a lesion in the brain but not in the 
 medulla. 
 
 Pseudocephalie (PsehdohssehpahUe) . 
 Malformation in which the brain is 
 substituted by a vascular tumor. 
 
 Pseudo-contracture (JP.-kohntrahktier). 
 Contracture of muscular origin (due 
 to muscular inflammation or irritation, 
 to traumatism, ischemia, tumors). 
 
 Pseudocroup (Psehdohkrdop). Stridulous 
 laryngitis. 
 
 Pseudo-hemiplegie (P.-ehmeeplehzshSe). 
 Unilateral diminution of motility of 
 limbs due to sensory disturbances on the 
 same side (no paralysis). 
 
 Pseudo-hermaphrodisme (Psehdoh-ehr- 
 mahfrohdgezm). False hermaphrodi- 
 tism. (External genitalia giving only 
 the impression of the opposite sex). 
 
 P.-hypertrophie (P. heepehrtrohfie). In- 
 crease of size of a tissue or organ due to 
 a degenerative state of the constituent 
 
 tissue or elements but substituted by an 
 abnormal tissue or elements. 
 
 P.-lobaire (P.-lohbihr). Pseudo-lobar. 
 
 P. -membrane (P.-mahmbrdhnn). False 
 membrane. 
 
 P. membraneuse, laryngite (P. mahtn- 
 brahnihz, lahrehnzshiet). Croup. 
 
 P.-morphose {P .-mohrfdhz) . Pseudomor- 
 phosis. Malformation; deformities. 
 
 P.-plasme (P. pldhzm). Heterologous tis- 
 sue. Neoplasm. Tumor. 
 
 P.-pleuresie {P.-plehrehzie). Pleurodynia. 
 
 P.-sarcocSle (P.-sahrkohssM). Scrotal 
 elephantiasis. 
 
 P.-s6reuse (P. sehrihz). Membrane re- 
 sembling a serous membrane, but not 
 possessing its structure. 
 
 P. -tabes (P.-tahbeks). Ataxia due to 
 some disturbance of the sensory neuron. 
 It may be peripheral (degeneration of 
 peripheral nerves) or central (intoxica- 
 tion, such as ergot etc; pernicious 
 anemia, pellagra, diabetes; midtiple 
 sclerosis, spinal syphilis.) 
 
 Psoas (Psohdhss). Psoas muscle. 
 
 Psoite (Psohlet). Inflammation of psoas 
 muscle. Psoitis. 
 
 Psore (Psohr). Generic name of vesicular 
 or pustular diseases of the skin. 
 
 Psoriasis (Psohreeahzies). Psoriasis. 
 
 Psorique (PsohrSek). Psoric. Itchy. 
 
 Psorophthalmie (Psohrohftahlmie). Mar- 
 ginal blepharitis. 
 
 Psychasthenie (PseekahstehnSe). Psychas- 
 thenia. A psychoneurosis characterized 
 chiefly by obsessions, or defective will 
 power or by special fears (phobia). 
 
 Psychiatre (Pseekeedhtr). Alienist. Psy- 
 chiatrist. 
 
 Psychiatrie (Pseekeeahtree). Psychiatry. 
 Study of mental diseases. 
 
 Psychique {PseeshSek). Psychic. Refer- 
 able to the mind. 
 
 Psychologie (PseekohlohzshSs). Psychology. 
 
 Psycho-moteurs, centres {Pseekoh-mah- 
 tehr, ssahntr). Cortical motor centers. 
 
 Psychonevrose (Pseekohnehvrohz). Psy- 
 choneurosis. See Psychasthenic. 
 
 Psychopathique (PseekohpahUek). Psy- 
 chopathic. Who has constitutionally 
 a neurotic make-up. 
 
 Psychose (Pseekdhz). Psychosis. Men- 
 tal affection. 
 
 Psychotherapeutique {PseekotehraJipeh- 
 teek). Treatment by suggestion and 
 persuasion. Psychotherapeutics. 
 
 Psychrometre (PseekrohmMr). Appara- 
 tus for estimating the pressure of vapor 
 in the air. 
 
 Ptereal {PtehrehdM). The greater wing 
 of the sphenoid bone. 
 
 Pt6i^0D (Ptehrehdhn). Pterion. The place 
 of meeting of the sphenoid, parietal, 
 temporal and frontal bones. 
 
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Pte 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Put 
 
 Pterygion (Ptehreezsheedhn). Ala nasi. 
 Thickening of the conjunctiva near the 
 cornea. Pterygium. 
 
 Pterygoide (Ptekreegohied). Wing-shaped. 
 
 Pterygoidien, -ne {Ptehreegoheedeeihn) . 
 
 Referable to pterygoid processes of the 
 sphenoid bone. 
 
 P., canal {P., kahndhl). Vidian canal. 
 
 P., grand, muscle (P., grahn, muskl). 
 Internal pterygoid muscle. 
 
 P., petit, muscle (P., ptee, muskl). Exter- 
 nal pterygoid muscle. 
 
 P -staphylin, m. {P.-stahfeeUhn, m.). Ten- 
 sor palati muscle. 
 
 Ptomailne (PtohmahSen). Ptomain. A 
 chemical combination produced by the 
 action of bacteria on nitrogenous sub- 
 stances. 
 
 Ptosis {Ptohzies). Ptosis. Falling of the 
 upper eyelid. 
 
 PtyaUne {PteeahUen). Ptyalin. Salivary 
 ferment. 
 
 Ptyalisme (PteeahUezm). Salivation. 
 
 Pubere (PubShr). Pubescent. 
 
 Puberte (Pubehrtd). Puberty. Pube- 
 scence. 
 
 Pubescence {Pubehssdhns). Pubescence. 
 
 Pubien,-ne (Pubeeihn). Pubic. 
 
 Pubio-cavemeux, muscle (Pubeeoh-kah- 
 vehrneh, muskl). Compressor venae dor- 
 salis muscle. 
 
 P.-coccygien-annuIaire, m. (P.-koksseez- 
 sheeehn-ahnulehr, m.). Levator ani m. 
 
 P.-femoral, m. {P.-fehmohrdhl, m.). Ad- 
 ductor longus muscle of the thigh. 
 
 P,-ur6thral, m. (P.-urehtarhlm.). Part of 
 the compressor urethrae muscle. 
 
 P.-vesical, m. {P.-vehzeekdhl, m.). Com- 
 pressor m. of the prostate. 
 
 Pubis {Pubees). Pubis. Pubic bone. 
 
 Puce {Puss). Plea. 
 
 P. maligne (P. mahUenn). Malignant 
 pustule. 
 
 Pucelage (Pussldhzsh). Virginity. 
 
 Puceron (Pussrohn). Plant-louse. Puc- 
 eron. 
 
 Pudendum (Pudahnddhm) . Pudenda. 
 External genitalia. 
 
 PuSriculture {PuehreekuUdr). Study of 
 raising and bringing up children. 
 
 Pueril,-e (PuehrSel). Childish. Puerile. 
 
 Puerperal (Puekrpehrdkl). Puerperal. 
 
 Puissance (Pueessdkns). Power. Virile 
 power. 
 
 Puissant,-e (Pueessdhn) Powerful. 
 
 Puits perdu (PueS pekrdU). Cesspool. 
 
 Pulicaire (Puleekihr). Spoken of skin 
 eruptions resembling bites of a flea. 
 
 Pulluler {Pululd). Multiply in abund- 
 ance. 
 
 Pulmo-aortique, canal {Pulmok-akokrUek, 
 kaknakl). Arterial duct or canal. 
 
 Pulmonaire (Pulmoknlkr). Pulmonary. 
 Referable to lungs. 
 
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 Pulmonic (Pulmoknie). Pneumonia. Pul- 
 monary phthisis. 
 
 Pulpe {Pulp) Pulp. Soft part of organs. 
 
 P. des doigts {P. dek doodk). Free ends of 
 fingers. 
 
 Pulpeux,-euse {Pulpik). Pulpous. 
 
 Pulsatif,-ive {PulsakUef). Pulsating. 
 
 Pulsatile {PulsakUel). Pulsating. 
 
 Pulsation {Pulsakssidn). Pulsation. Beat- 
 ing. 
 
 Pultacg,-e {Pultakssd). Which has the 
 consistence of a pulp or of a macerated 
 substance. Pultaceous. 
 
 Pulverisation {Pulvehreezakssidn). Reduc- 
 tion of a substance to a powder. 
 
 Pulverolg {Pulvehrokld). A medicated 
 powder. 
 
 Ptflvgrulence {Pulvekruldkns). Powdered 
 condition; 
 
 Pulverulent,-e {Pulvekruldkn) Powdery. 
 Dusty. 
 
 Pvlvinai {Pulveendhr). Pillow. _ The very 
 posterior and external portion of the 
 optic thalamus. 
 
 Punais,-e {Pun^k). Of bad odor. 
 
 Punaise {Punekz). Bug. 
 
 P. des lits (P. dek lee). Bed-bug. 
 
 Punaisie {Punekzie). Ozena. 
 
 Punctum coecum {Poknktokm ssekkdkm). 
 Blind spot in the visual field. 
 
 Pupillaire {PupeeUkr). Pupillary. 
 
 Pupille {Pupie). Pupil. 
 
 Pur,-e {Pur). Piu'e. 
 
 Purgatif,-ive {Purgakteef). Purge. Cath- 
 artic. 
 
 Purgation {PurgakssiSn). Purging. 
 
 Puriforme {Pureefdkrm). Resembling pus. 
 
 Purpura {Purpurdk). Purpura. Skm af- 
 fection with hemorrhages under it. 
 
 Purpurique {Purpuriek). Referable to 
 purpura. Purple. 
 
 Ptmtlence {Puruldkns). Purulence. 
 
 Purulent, -e {Puruldkn). Which has the 
 aspect of pus. Purulent. 
 
 Pus (Pm). Pus. 
 
 Pustulation {Pustulakssidn) . Transforma- 
 tion of papules into pustules. 
 
 Pustule {Pust4l). Pustule. Raised por- 
 tion of the skin of very small size con- 
 taining pus. 
 
 P. maligne (P. makllenn). Malignant 
 pustule. Charbon. Anthrax. 
 
 Pustuleux,-euse {Pustulik). Having the 
 form of a pustule. 
 
 Putamen {Putakmihn). External segment 
 of the lenticular nucleus. Putamen. 
 
 Putrefaction {Putrekfakkssidn). Putrefac- 
 tion. Formation of pus. 
 
 Putrescence {Putrekssdkns). Putrescence. 
 Decomposition. 
 
 Putrescible {PutrekssSebl). Capable of 
 , putrefying. 
 
 Putride {PutTled). Putrid. 
 
 PutriditS {Putreedeetd). Putridity. 
 
Put 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Pyu 
 
 Putrilage {Putreeldhzsh). Sloughed sub- 
 tance. 
 
 PycnomStre {Peeknohmihtr) . Apparatus 
 for estimating specific gravity of a 
 liquid. 
 
 PySlite {Peeehliet). Inflammation of the 
 pelvis of kidneys. Pyelitis. 
 
 Pyelo -nephrite (Peeehldh-nehfrief). Pyelo- 
 nephritis. 
 
 Pyemie (Peeehmie). Pyemia. Pus in the 
 blood. 
 
 Pylephlgbite {Peelehflehhiet). Inflamma- 
 tion of the portal vein. 
 
 Pylore (JPeeUhr). Pylorus. 
 
 Pylorectomie {Peelohrehktohmee). Resec- 
 tion of the pylorus. Pylorectomy, 
 
 Pylorique {Pedohriek) Referable to the 
 pylorus. 
 
 Pyocyaninel (Peeohsseeahnien) Coloring 
 matter of blue pus. Pyocyanin. 
 
 Pyogenique {Peeohzshehniek). Which pro- 
 duces pus. 
 
 Pyohemie (PeeohehmSe) Pyaemia. 
 
 Pyopoetique (PeeohpokehtSek). Producing 
 suppuration. 
 
 PyorrhSe {Peeohrd). Discharge of (run- 
 ning) of pus. 
 
 Pyosfdpinx (Pecohsahlpihnks). Pus in the 
 fallopian tube. Pyosalpinx. 
 
 Pyothoiaz (Peeohtokrdhks). Empyema. 
 Purulent pleurisy. Pyothorax. 
 
 Pyramidal, -e {Peerahmeeddhl). Resem- 
 bling a pyramid. 
 
 P., OS (P., ohss). Cuneiform bone of the 
 carpus. 
 
 Pyramidauz, corps (Purahmeeddh, kohr). 
 Anterior area of the medulla between the 
 anterior median fissure and origin of the 
 1 2th nerve. Pyramids. 
 
 Pyramides (Peerahmied) Anterior area 
 of the medulla between the anterior 
 
 median fissure and origin of the 12th 
 nerve. Pyramids. 
 
 PyrStique (PeerehtSek). Febrile. Pyretic. 
 
 Pyr6xie (JPeerehksie). Febrile state. Py- 
 rexia. 
 
 Pyridine (PeereedSen). Alkaloid from 
 bones and other organic substances. 
 
 Pyriforme {Peereejdhrm). Pear-shaped. 
 
 PyrocatSchine (Peerohkahtehshien). A sub- 
 stance present in urine. 
 
 Pyrodextrine (Peerohdehkstriea). Sub- 
 stance obtaned by the action of heat on 
 dextrine. 
 
 Pyrogallique, acide (PeerohgahUek, ahs- 
 sged) . Pyrogallic acid (contains phenol) . 
 
 PyrogenSse (PeerohzshehnShz). Production 
 of heat. 
 
 Pyrole (PeerShl). Winter-green. 
 
 Pyroligneux,-euse (Peerohleennih). Which 
 is produced by burning wood. 
 
 Pyromanie {Peerohmahnie). Irresistible 
 desire for incendiarism. Pyromania. 
 
 Pyronome (Peerohndhm). Explosive com- 
 bination of saltpetre, antimony, etc. 
 
 Pyrophobie {PeerohfohMe). Dread of fire. 
 Pyrophobia. 
 
 Pyrophosphate (Peerohfohsfdht). Salt of 
 pyrophosphoric acid. 
 
 Pyroscope {Peerohskdhp). A thermometer 
 for estimating the intensity of heat. 
 
 Pyrosis {Peerohzies). Heart-burn. 
 Water-brash. 
 
 Pyrotechnie (Peerohtehknie). The study 
 of using fire scientifically. 
 
 Pyrotique (Peerohteek). Burning. Pyr- 
 otic. 
 
 Pyroxyle (PeerohksSel). Pyroxylin. Gun- 
 cotton. 
 
 Pyrrhol (Peerdhl). Pyrrol. Liquid ob- 
 tained from coal tar jjroducts. 
 
 Pyuric (Peeurie). Pyuria. Discharge of 
 pus with urine. 
 
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FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Q. e. 
 
 Q 
 
 Q. P. Quantum placet. At will. 
 
 Q. S. Quantum satis. SuflScient quan- 
 tity. 
 
 Quadrangulaire (KahdrahnguUhr) . 
 Quadrangular. 
 
 Quadricarbure de Faraday {Kahdreekahr 
 
 . bar deh Pahrahdd). Butylene. 
 
 Q. d'hydrogene (K. deedrohzshihn). 
 Acetylene. 
 
 Quadrijumeauz, tubercules (Kahdreezshee- 
 mdh, tubehrkal). Corpora quadrigemina. 
 
 QuadrilatSre (KahdreelahUhr). Quadri- 
 lateral. 
 
 Quadrilobe,-e (Kahdreelohbd). Quadrilo- 
 bate. 
 
 Quadrivalent, -e {Kahdreevahldhn). 
 Which can substitute four atoms of 
 hydrogen. 
 
 Quadrupede {Kahdrupihd). Four-footed. 
 Quadruped. 
 
 Qualitatif,-ive (KahleetahUef). Which has 
 reference to the nature of the compon- 
 ents of a body. Qualitative. 
 
 Qualite (Kahleetd). Quality. 
 
 Quantitatif,-ive {KahnteetahUef) . Which 
 has reference to the weight or volume of 
 the components of a body. Quantita- 
 tive. 
 
 Quantity (Kahnteetd). Quantity. 
 
 Quarantaine {Kahrahntihn). Quarantine. 
 The period of about 40 years of age. 
 
 Quarte, fiSvre {Kahrt, fee^hvr). Quartan 
 fever. Intermittent fever, the attacks 
 of which are separated from each other 
 by two days. 
 
 Quassia (Kahsseedh). Quassia wood. 
 Used as a stomachic and tonic. 
 
 Quatemaire {Kahtehrnihr). Quaternary. 
 
 Quatre (Katr). Pour. 
 
 Quatrieme paire de nerfs craniens {Kah- 
 treeehmm pehr deh nehr krahneeihn) . 
 Pourth pair of cranial nerves. 
 
 Quercus (KehrMs). Oak. Dried bark, 
 contains tannin. 
 
 Question (Kehssidn). Question. 
 
 Queue de cheval (Keh deh shvahl). Cauda 
 equina. 
 
 Quiescent,-e (Keessdhn). Quiescent. 
 
 Quinamine {Keehnahmten). Alkaloid of 
 cinchona. Quinamin. 
 
 Quinine {Keehnienn). Quinine. Alka- 
 loid of cinchona. 
 
 Quinisme (^Keeneezm). Cinchonism. Ef- 
 fect produced by quinine and its salts. 
 
 Quinium (Keeneedhm). An alcoholic ex- 
 tract of cinchona. 
 
 Quinoidine (Keenoheed^en). Resinous sub- 
 stance obtained as a by-product in the 
 preparation of sulphate of quinin. 
 
 Quinoline {{KeenohUen). A decomposi- 
 tion product of quinin. 
 
 Qvaciqmaa.{Kehnkeendh). Cinchona bark. 
 
 Q. calisaya {K. kahleezadh). Yellow cin- 
 chona bark. 
 
 Q. gris (X. gree). Gray cinchona bark. 
 
 Quinte de toux {Kehnt deh too). Attack 
 of coughing. 
 
 Quintessence (Kehntehssdhns). Quintes- 
 sence. 
 
 Quinteux,-euse {KehnUh). Which comes 
 by attacks. 
 
 Quotidien,-ne (Kohteedeelhn). Daily. 
 Quotidien. 
 
 Q. e., fievre (Q., feeehvr). Intermittent 
 fever, the attacks of which occur daily. 
 Quotidian fever. 
 
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R. 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ran 
 
 R 
 
 R. Recipe. I^. 
 
 Rabique {RahUek). Rabid. Hydropho- 
 bic. 
 
 Raboteux,-euse {RahhohUh). Rough. 
 Rugged. 
 
 Raccoursissement (Rahkoorssessmdhn). 
 Shortening. 
 
 Race Rahss) Race. Breed. 
 
 RacemeuXj-euse {Rahssehmih) Having 
 the form of grape. Racemose. 
 
 Rachidien,-ne (jRahsheedeeShn). Verte- 
 bral. 
 
 R., bulbe {R., bulb). Medulla oblongata. 
 
 R., canal (i?., kahndhl). Vertebral 
 canal. 
 
 Rachis (RahshSe). Vertebral column. 
 Spine. 
 
 Rachitique (Rahsheeteik) . Rachitic. 
 
 Rachitisme {RahsheeUezm). Rickets. 
 
 Racine (Rahssien). Root. 
 
 Raclage (Rahkldhzsh). Scraping. 
 
 Raclure (RahklUr). Scrapings. 
 
 Racornissement (Rahkohrneessmdhn) . 
 Hardening. Shrivelling. Drying. 
 
 Radial,-e Rahdeedhl). Radial. 
 
 R.,muscle court (J?., muskl koor) Ex- 
 tensor carpi radialis brevior. 
 
 R. muscle long [R., m. lohn). Extensor 
 carpi radialis longior. 
 
 Radiant,-e {Rahdeedhn). Radiating. 
 
 Radiation (Rahdeeahssidn) . Radiation. 
 
 Radical-e (Rahdeekdhl) . Radical. Per- 
 taining to the root. Radicle. 
 
 Radie,-e (Rahdeed). Arranged in rays. 
 Radiated. 
 
 Radieux,-euse {RahdeeSh). Radiant. 
 
 Radio -actif,-ive (Rahdeeoh-ahktSef) . Ra- 
 dioactive. Emitting rays of radium. 
 
 R.-graph (R.-grahf). X-ray picture. Ra- 
 diograph. 
 
 R.-palmaire, artere (R.-pahlmehr, ahrtehr). 
 Superficial volar artery. 
 
 R.-phalangettien du pouce, muscle (R.-fah- 
 lahnzshehteeShn du pooss, muskl). The 
 flexor longus pollicis muscle. 
 
 Radis (Rahdie). Radish. 
 
 Radius (Rahdeeus). Radius (bone of 
 forearm). 
 
 Raffinage (Rahfeendhzsh). Refining. Sepa- 
 ration of a substance from foreign 
 bodies which alter its purity. 
 
 R]a fraichissant,-e (Rahfrehsheessahn) . 
 Refreshing. Cooling. 
 
 Rage (Rahzsh). Rabies. Hydrophobia. 
 
 Raideur (RehdShr). Rigidity. Stiff- 
 ness. 
 
 Raie {Reh). Streak. Mark. Line. 
 
 R. meningitique (i?. mehnehnzsheeUek). 
 Meningeal streak. T4che c6r6brale. 
 
 Rainure {Rehntlr). Groove. Depression. 
 
 R. mastoidienne R. mahstoheedeeshun). 
 Digastric grove of the temporal bone. 
 
 Raison (Rehzdhn). Reason. Intellect. 
 
 Raisonnant,-e (Rehzohndhn). Reason- 
 ing. 
 
 R. e., mania (i?., mahnSe). Mental state 
 characterized by irresistible tendencies 
 to commit excesses and improprieties 
 of any sort and still the judgment and 
 reasoning power are apparently normal. 
 There is perversion of sentiments and 
 affection. Such individuals belong to 
 the class of degenerates. 
 
 Raisonnement {Rehzohnmdhn) . Reason- 
 ing. Argumentation. 
 
 RMe (Rahl). Rale. Rhonchus. Raffle 
 (moist or dry). 
 
 R. crepitant (R. krehpeetdhn). Crepitant 
 raie. 
 
 R. caverneux {R. kahvehrnlh). Cavern- 
 ous or cavitary r41e. 
 
 R. s. gutturaux {R. guturdh). Tracheal- 
 raies. Gurgling. 
 
 R. muqueux (R. muheh). Mucous rftle, 
 
 R. ronflant {R. rohnflahn. Sonorous or 
 dry r41e (low pitch). 
 
 R. sibilant (R. sseebeeldhn) . Sibilant or 
 dry rale (high pitch). 
 
 Ramasse,-e (Rahmahssd) . Clustered. 
 Gathered together. 
 
 Rameaire [RahmeMhr). Resembling 
 branches. 
 
 Rameau (Rahmdh). Branch. 
 
 Ramification (Rahmeefeekahssidn). Rami- 
 fication. Division into branches. 
 
 Ramifie,-e (Rahmeefeed). Ramified. 
 
 Ramolli,-e (RahmohUe). Softened. 
 
 RamoUissement (Rahmohkessmdhn) . 
 Softening. 
 
 Rampant, -e (Rahmpdhn) . Creeping. 
 Crawling. Rampant. 
 
 Rampe de colimagon {Rahmp deh kohlee- 
 mahssdhn). Subdivisions of the coch- 
 lear canal separated from each other by a 
 spiral lamina. 
 
 Ramuscule (Rahmnskul) . Twig. 
 
 Rana (Rahndh). Frog. 
 
 Ranee (Rahnss). Rancid. 
 
 Rancidite {Rahnsseedeetd). State of a 
 fatty body which became rancid. Ran- 
 cidity. 
 
 Ranine, artere (JRahnienn, ahrUhr). Ter- 
 mination of the lingual artery. Ranine 
 artery. 
 
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Ran 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 R., ner 
 
 Ranule (Rahmil). Ranula. Cystic tu- 
 mor of the floor of the mouth. 
 
 Ripe, bruit de {Rahp, bruie deh) . Rasping 
 or grating sound. 
 
 Rapeuz,-euse {Rahpih). Harsh. Grat- 
 ing. 
 
 Raphanie (Rahfahnie). Chronic ergotism. 
 Raphania. 
 
 Raphe (Rahfd). A line which resembles 
 a seam. Raphe. 
 
 Rapport (Rahpdhr). Report. Relation (in 
 Anatomy). Analogy. Eructation. 
 
 Rapports (Rahpdhr). Sexual intercourse. 
 Medico-legal report. 
 
 Rapproche,-e (Rahprohshd). Near to or 
 related to (in anatomy). 
 
 Rare (Rahr). Rare. Scanty. 
 
 Rarefaction {Rahrehfahkssion). Rarefac- 
 tion. 
 
 Rarefiant,-e (Rahrehfeedhn). Rarefying. 
 
 Rase (Rahz). Essence on the surface of 
 distilled resins. 
 
 Rash (Rahsh). Eruption of the skin. 
 
 Raspatoire {Rahspahtoodhr). Surgical in- 
 strument for scraping bones. Raspatory. 
 
 Rassis (RahssSe). Settled. 
 
 R., pain (R. pehn). Stale bread. 
 
 Ratanhia {Kahtahneedh). Root of Kra- 
 meria triandra. Ratany (tonic; astrin- 
 gent). 
 
 Rate (Raht). Spleen. 
 
 Ration (Rahssidn). Ration. 
 
 Rationnel,-le {RahssionnM). Rational. 
 
 Raucite (Rohsseetd). Hoarseness. 
 
 Rauque (Rohk). Hoarse. 
 
 Ravivement {Rahveevmdhn). Refreshing 
 the edges of a wound. 
 
 Ray6,-e (Rehya). Striped. Streaked. 
 Striated. 
 
 Rayon {Rehydhn). Ray (of light). Ra- 
 dius. 
 
 Rayonnant,-e (Rehyohndhns) . Radiant. 
 
 Rayoiine,-e (Rehyohnd). Radiated. 
 
 Rayonnement {Rehyonmdhr). Radiation. 
 Radiance. 
 
 Reactif (RehahkUef). Reagent. Test. 
 
 R. de Barreswill et Bernard (R. deh B. eh 
 B.). Cupro-tartrate of potassium. 
 
 R. de Fehling (J?, deh F.) cupro-tartrate of 
 sodium. 
 
 R. de Mellon (R. deh MehUhn). Liquor 
 nitro-mercuric. 
 
 R. de Pettenkofer {R. deh P.). To one 
 drop of saturated solution of sugar is 
 added one drop of a concentrated solu- 
 tion of sulphuric acid (used for micro- 
 scopical examinations of tissues). 
 
 R. de Schweizer (i?. deh S.). Ammoniacal 
 solution of sulphate of copper. 
 
 Reaction {Rehahkssidn). Reaction. 
 
 R. de Trommer (iJ. deh T.). Heat a 
 solution of copper sulphate and caustic 
 soda with a fluid containing sugar. 
 Upon boiling cuprous oxid is precipitated. 
 
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 Rebondissant,-e (Rehbohndessdhn). Re- 
 bounding. Dicrotic (pulse). 
 
 Rebouteur {RehbooUhr). Bone-setter. 
 
 Receptacle {Rehssehptdhkl) . Receptacle. 
 
 Receptivity (Rebssehpteeveetd). Recep- 
 tivity. 
 
 Recette (RehssM). Prescription. Form- 
 ula. 
 
 Rechute (RehshUt). Relapse. Reappear- 
 ance of the disease after or during 
 convalescence 
 
 R. s., &&yiek{R.,feeihvr ah). Relapsing 
 fever. 
 
 RScidive (RehsseedSev). Relapse. Recur- 
 rence. Reappearance of the disease 
 after complete recovery. 
 
 Recipe (Rehsseepd). Prescription. For- 
 mula. I^. 
 
 Recipient (Rehsseepeedhn). Receiver. 
 Vessel. Recipient. 
 
 Reclinaison de la cataracte {Rehkleeneh- 
 z6hn deh lah kahtahrdhkt). Operation 
 on the cataract by lowering or bruising. 
 Couching. 
 
 R. des paupieres {R. deh pohpeeihr). Ec- 
 tropion. Eversion of the lids. 
 
 R. de I'uterus {R. deh lutehrHs). Prolapse 
 of the uterus. 
 
 Recombinaison (Rehkohmbeenehzdhn). Re- 
 combination. 
 
 Reconstituent,-e (Rehkohnsteetudhn) . 
 Which promotes nutrition. 
 
 Recoupe {Rehkdop). Grits. Coarse 
 meal. 
 
 Recrement (Rehkrehmdhn). Secretions 
 that are partly absorbed and partly 
 excreted. 
 
 Recrudescence (Rehkrudehssdhns). Re- 
 turn of symptoms of a disease after a 
 remission with greater intensity. 
 
 Rectal,-e (Rehktdhl). Rectal. 
 
 Rectangulaire (RehktahnguUhr) . Rectan- 
 gular. 
 
 Rectification (Rehkteefeekahssidn). Recti- 
 fication. Process consisting of repeated 
 distillation by which a liquid is separated 
 from foreign bodies. 
 
 Rectite {RehkteU). Inflammation of the 
 rectum. Rectitis. 
 
 Rectocele (Rehktehssehl). Protrusion of 
 the rectum into the vagina. Rectocele. 
 
 Recto -vesical,-e {Rehktoh-vehzeekdhl) . 
 Referable to the rectum and bladder. 
 
 Rectum (Rehktdhm). Rectum. 
 
 Recuit (Rehkuie). Re-heating. Re-cook- 
 ing. 
 
 R e c u 1 {Rehkal). Walking backwards. 
 Recoil of the heart. 
 
 Recurrence (Rehkurdhns). Recurrence. 
 
 Recurrent, -e {Rehkurdhn) Occurring 
 again. 
 
 R. e., fifevre {R., feeihvr) . Relapsing fever. 
 
 R., nerf (2?., nehr). Inferior laryngeal 
 
Red 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Rel 
 
 Redoublement {Rehdooblmdhn). Exacer- 
 bation (of the disease, of fever). 
 
 R. des bruits du coeur (R. dek hruie du 
 kehr). Re-duplication of heart sounds. 
 
 Redress€,-e (Rekdrehssd). Straightened. 
 Corrected (deformity). 
 
 Redressement {Rehdressmdhn). Act of 
 straightening a deformed organ. 
 
 Rgductible {RehduktieU). Reducible. 
 
 Reduction (Rehdukssidn). Reduction. 
 Restoration of dislocated or fractured 
 bones in their place or reducing hernias. 
 Reduce a compound to a metallic state. 
 
 R6duisant,-e (Rehdueezdhn) . Reducing. 
 
 Reduplication (Rehdupleekahssidn) . Re- 
 duplication. Repetition of heart beats. 
 
 Reel,-le {ReUhl). Real. Effective. 
 
 Rgflechi,-e (i?eA/efesA«e). Reflected. Re- 
 fl^exed. 
 
 Rfiflecteur, -trice {RehflehkUhr). Reflector 
 
 Reflection {Rehflehkssi6n). Reflexion. 
 Thought. 
 
 Reflectivite {Rehflehkteeveetd). Reflex ac- 
 tion. 
 
 Reflet (Rehfleh). Reflection (of light). 
 
 Reflexe (Rekflehks). Reflex. 
 
 R. cutane {R. kutaknd). Cutaneous reflex. 
 
 R. tendineuz (i?. takndeinik). Tendon 
 reflex. 
 
 Reflexion {Rekflehkssidn) . Reflection. 
 
 Reforme (Rekfdkrm). Invaliding. Re- 
 moval from military service an indivi- 
 dual who is unable to serve. 
 
 Refractaire (Rehfrakktekr). Refractory. 
 Obstinate. Resisting treatment. 
 
 Refracte,-e {Rekfrakktd) . Refracted. 
 Who underwent refraction of the eyes. 
 
 R. es, doses (i?., dokz). Divided dozes. 
 
 Refractif,-ive (Rekfrakktief). Refractive. 
 
 Refraction (Rehfrahkssidn) . Refraction. 
 
 Refrigerant, -e (Rekfreezskehrdkn). Cool- 
 ing. Refrigerant. 
 
 Refrigeration {Rekfreezskekrakssidn). Re- 
 frigeration. Cooling. 
 
 Refringence {Rekfreknzskdhns). Refrac- 
 tion. 
 
 Refringent,-e (Rekfreknzskdkn). Refract- 
 ing. 
 
 Refroidissement (Rehfrooakdeessmdkn). 
 Cold. Cooling. Coldness. 
 
 Regal, -e {Rekgdkl). Regal. Dominating. 
 
 R. e, eau {R. ok). Nitro-hydrochloric 
 acid. 
 
 Regard (Rekgdkr). Look. Aspect. 
 Gaze. 
 
 Regeneratif,-ive (Rekzskeknehraktief) . Re- 
 generative. 
 
 Regeneration (Rekzskeknehrakssidn) . Re- 
 generation. 
 
 Regenerescence {Rekzskeknekrehssdkns 
 Regeneration. 
 
 Regime (RekzshSem) Regimen. Me- 
 thodic usage of things essential to life. 
 Diet. 
 
 Region (Rehzskeedkn). Region. A deter- 
 mined space. 
 
 Regional,-e (Rekzsheeokndkl). Referable 
 to a region. Regional. 
 
 Registre superieur ou de fausset (Rekzshe- 
 islr supekreeikr oo dek fokssik). Upper 
 register. Falsetto voice. 
 
 R. mortuaire (R. mokrtuikr). Register of 
 death. 
 
 R6gle (Rekgl). Rule. Law. 
 
 Regies {Rekgl). Courses. Menses. 
 
 R. supplementaires {R. suplekmaknUhr) . 
 Vicarious menstruation. 
 
 Regiee, bien {Rekgld, beeSkn). Regular 
 (in menstruation). 
 
 Reglisse {Rekgliess). Liquorice. 
 
 Regne animal (Reknn ahneemdkl). Ani- 
 mal kingdom. 
 
 R. inorganique (i?. eenokrgakniek). Inor- 
 ganic product. 
 
 R. organique {R. okrgakn6ek). Organic 
 products. 
 
 R. vegetal {R. vekzskektdU). Vegetable 
 products. 
 
 Regorgement {Rekgokrzskmdkn). Over- 
 flowing (urine etc). 
 
 Regressif,-ive (Rekgrekssief) . Regressive. 
 Returning. 
 
 Regression (Rekgrekssidn). Regression. 
 Subinvolution. 
 
 Regularisation {Rekgidakreezakssidn) . 
 Rendering regular. 
 
 Rigulateur, -trice (Rekgulaktihr). What 
 moderates or conducts. Regulator. 
 
 Regulier,-ere (Rekguleed). Regular. 
 Normal. 
 
 Regurgitation (Rehgurzskeetakssidn). Re- 
 gurgitation. 
 
 Reimplantation (Reknplakntahssidn). Re- 
 implantation. Restoration. 
 
 Reil, insula de (R., eknsuldk dek). Island 
 of Reil. See Insula. 
 
 Rein (Rekn). Kidney. 
 
 R. flottant {R. floktdkn) . Movable kidney. 
 
 Reine des bois {Reknn dek boodk). Lily of 
 the valley. 
 
 R. des pres (R. dek prd). Spiraea. 
 Ulmaria. Meadow-sweet. 
 
 Reinfection {Rekeknfekkssidn). Reinfec- 
 tion. 
 
 Reinoculation {Rekeenokkulakssidn). Re- 
 inoculation. 
 
 Reins {Rekn). Lower part of spine. 
 Loins. 
 
 R., mal aux (i?., makl ok). Lumbago. 
 
 R. succenturiauz {R. suksakntureedk). 
 Suprarenal capsules. 
 
 Reintegration (Rekekntekgrakssidn). Re- 
 integration. 
 
 Rejection {Rekzskehkssion). Rejection. 
 Expulsion. 
 
 R e j e t o n (RekzskektShn). Offspring. 
 Scion. 
 
 Relichant,-e {Reklakskdhn), Relaxing. 
 
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Rel 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 R. sde 
 
 Relachment {Relahshmdhn) . Relaxation. 
 Placcidity. Flabbiness. 
 
 Relatif,-ive {ReUahUef). Relative. Re- 
 lating. 
 
 Relation (Rehlahssidn). Relation. 
 
 Relaxation (Rehlahksahssidn). Relaxa- 
 tion. 
 
 Releveur {Rehlehvihr). Elevator. Leva- 
 tor. 
 
 R. de I'aile du nez (R. deh lehl du nd). 
 Pyxamidalis and compressor nasi mus- 
 cles. 
 
 R. d. 1. d. n. et de la ISvre supgrieure 
 (R. d. I. d. n. eh deh lah lehvr supehreeihr). 
 Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi mus- 
 cle 
 
 R. de I'angle des levres {R. deh lahngl deh 
 lehvr). Levator anguli oris muscle. 
 
 R. de I'anus {R. deh lahnHs). Levator ani 
 muscle. 
 
 R. de la levre inferieure {R. deh lah lehvr 
 ehnfehreeehr). Levator labii inferioris 
 muscle. 
 
 R. de la luette (R. deh lah lueht). Azygos 
 uvulae muscle. 
 
 R. de I'omoplate {R. deh lohmohpldht). 
 Levator anguli scapulae muscle. 
 
 R. de la paupiere superieure (R. deh lah 
 pohpeeehr supehreeihr) . Levator palpe- 
 brcE superioris muscle. 
 
 R. du voile du palais {R. du vovdhl du 
 pahleh). Levator palati muscle. 
 
 R. de la prostate (.2?. deh lah prohstdhi). 
 Levator prostatas (anterior portion of 
 Levator ani). 
 
 R. de I'urethre (R. deh lurehtr). Part of 
 transversus perinei muscle. 
 
 R. du coccyx (R. du kohkssSeks). Coccy- 
 geus muscle. 
 
 R. des c6tes (R. deh koht). External 
 intercostal muscles. 
 
 Remede (Rehmihd). Remedy. 
 
 R. secret (R. sehkrih). Secret remedy. 
 Proprietary medicine. 
 
 Remission (Rehmeessidn) . Remission. 
 
 Remittence (Rehmeetdhns). Remission. 
 
 Remittent,-e (Rehmeetdhn). Remittent. 
 
 Rempart maxillaiTe {Rahnpdhr mahkseel- 
 ihr). Gingival margin. 
 
 Rempla9ant,-e {Rahnplahssdhn) . Substi- 
 tute. Replacing. 
 
 Renal, -e (Rehndhl). Renal. 
 
 Renard (Rehndhr). Pox. 
 
 Rendement {Rahndmdhn). Produce. 
 Yield. 
 
 Renes du conaiium ou de la glande 
 pineale (Rehn du kohnahreedhm oo deh 
 lah glahnd peenehdhl) . Peduncles of the 
 pineal gland. 
 
 Renflement (Rahnflmdhn) . Swelling. 
 Enlargement. 
 
 Reniflement (Rehneeflmdhn). Sniffing. 
 
 Reniforme (Rehneefdhrm) . Kidney- 
 shaped. 
 
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 Renne (Rehnn). Reindeer. 
 
 Renonculacees (Rehnohnkulahssd). Crow 
 foot or buttercup family; supplies many 
 drugs. 
 
 Renoueur (Rehnooehr). Bone-setter. 
 
 Renovation (Rehnohvahssion). Renova- 
 tion. 
 
 Renverse,-e (Rahmehrsd). Turned over. 
 Bandage having turns. 
 
 Renversement {Rahnvehrsmdhn) . Turn- 
 ing upside down. Extroversion. 
 
 Renvoi (Rahnvoodh). Eructation. Belch- 
 ing. 
 
 Reomltre (Rehohmehtr). Rheometer. 
 
 Reophore {Rehohfdhr). Rheophore. 
 
 Reorganisation (Rehohrgahneezahssidn). 
 Reorganisation. 
 
 Repercussion {RehpehrkussiSn). Sudden 
 disappearance of a disorder but its 
 appearance in another organ. Reper- 
 cussion. 
 
 Repere, point de {RehpShr, poo&hn deh). 
 Point or mark which gives the surgeon 
 an indication where to operate. 
 
 Repletion {Rehplehssion) . Plethora. Re- 
 pletion. 
 
 Repli (RehpUe). Fold. 
 
 R. semilunaire (R. sehmeelunehr). Lach- 
 rymal caruncle. 
 
 Repos (Rehpdh). Rest. Pause. 
 
 Repoussoir l{Rehpoossoodhr). Instrument 
 to handle a sequestrum. Depressor in 
 trephining. Dental punch. 
 
 R. d'aretes (R. dahreht). Probang to 
 push into the stomach a foreign body 
 lodged in the oesophagus. 
 
 Reproductile (RehprohduktSel) . Suscep- 
 tible of reproduction. 
 
 Reproduction {Rehprohduhssidn). Repro- 
 duction. 
 
 Reptile (i?efe^<leZ). Reptile. 
 
 Repullulation (Rehpululahssidn). Return 
 of a growth. 
 
 Repuls&,-ive (Rehpulsief) . Repulsive. 
 
 Requisition (Rehkeezeessidn). Requisition. 
 Application. 
 
 Reseau (Rehzdh). Interlacement of fibres, 
 nerves etc. Network. Reticulum. 
 
 R. de Haller (R. deh H) . Rete vasculosum 
 testis. 
 
 R. muqueux de Malpighi (J?, mukeh deh 
 M.). Rete Malpighii. 
 
 Resection {Rehzehkssidn). Resection. 
 Excision. 
 
 Reservoir (Rehzehrooodhr). Receptacle. 
 Reservoir. 
 
 R. de la bUe (i?. deh lah' heel). Gall- 
 bladder. 
 
 R. des larmes {R. deh lahrm). Lachrymal 
 sac. 
 
 R. de Pacquet {R. deh Pahkih). Recepta- 
 culum chyli. 
 
 R. s de la semence {R. deh lah ssehmdhns). 
 Seminal vesicles. 
 
R. de 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Rev 
 
 R. de I'urine {R. deh lurien). Urinaxy 
 bladder. 
 
 R6sidu {Rehzeeda). Residue. What re- 
 mains after manipulation. 
 
 R6siduel,-le (Rehzeeduihl). Residual. 
 
 Re sine (Rehzfen). Resin. Amorphous 
 fusible substance as an excretory prod- 
 uct of plants. 
 
 RSsineuXj-euse (Rehzeenih). Resinous. 
 
 Resistance (Rehzeestdhns) . Resistance. 
 
 R6solutif,-ive (RehzohluUef). Resolvent. 
 
 Resolution (Rehzohlussidn) . Resolution. 
 Diminution and gradual disappearance 
 of the morbid process. 
 
 Resomptif,-ive (RehzohmpUef). Restora- 
 tive. 
 
 Resonnance (Rehzohndhns) Resonance. 
 
 Resorbe,-e {Rehzohrhd). Reabsorbed. 
 
 ResoTcine {Rehzohrssienn). Resorcin (An- 
 tiseptic). 
 
 Resorption {Rehzohrpssidn). Absorption. 
 
 Respirable (Rehspeerdhbl). Respirable. 
 Vital. 
 
 Respirateur {RehspeerahUhr). Respirator- 
 apparatus. 
 
 Respiration {Rehspeerahssidn). Breathing. 
 Respiration. 
 
 Respiratoire (Rehspeerahtodahr). Respira- 
 tory. 
 
 Responsabilite (Rehspohnsahbeeleetd). Re- 
 sponsibility. 
 
 Ressemblance (Rehssahmbldhns). Resem- 
 blance. 
 
 Resserre,-e (Rehssehrd). Narrow. Bound. 
 Constipated. 
 
 Resserrement du ventre (Rehssehrmdhn du 
 vahntr). Constipation. 
 
 Ressuscitant,-e (Rehssusseetdhn). Resus- 
 citating. 
 
 Restauration (Rehstohrahssidn). Restora- 
 tion (of a function, etc.). 
 
 Restiforme (Rehsteefdhrm). Cord-like. 
 Restiform. 
 
 R.s, corps (2?., kohr). Inferior cerebellar 
 peduncles. Restiform bodies. 
 
 Restitution ciftanee (Rehsteetussion kutah- 
 nd). Autoplasty of the skin. 
 
 Restreint (RehstrShn). Restraint of insane. 
 
 R€sultant,-e (RehzuUdhn). Resulting. 
 
 Resultante {Rehzultdhnt). Resultant. 
 
 Resultat {RehzuUdh). Result. 
 
 Rete mirabile (Rehtik meerahbeeUh) . Rete 
 mirabile. Net-work. 
 
 Retention (Rehtahnssidn). Retention. 
 Holding back. 
 
 Rgtentissement de la voiz {Rehtahteess- 
 mdhn deh lah voodh). Resonance of the 
 voice. 
 
 R6tentivite {Rehtahnteeveetd). Subjection 
 to retention. 
 
 Rete testis (Rehteh tehsUes). Network of 
 vasa in the testicle. 
 
 Reticulation (Rehteekulahssidn) . Reticula- 
 tion. 
 
 Reticulaire (RehteekuUhr). Reticular. 
 
 Reticule (RehteeMl). Network (small). 
 Reticulum. 
 
 R6ticul6,-e (Rehteekuld). Reticulate. 
 
 Reticulum (Rekteekuldhm). Reticulum. 
 
 Ratine (RehtSen). Retina. 
 
 Rgtinien,-ne (Rehteeneeihn). Retinal. 
 
 Rgtinite (RehteenSet) . Retinitis. Inflam- 
 mation of the retina. 
 
 Retorte (Rehtdhrt). Retort. A vessel con- 
 taining a fluid during distillation. 
 
 Retour, age de (Rehtodr, ahzshdeh). Peri- 
 od of life when vigor commences to de- 
 crease. Decline of life. 
 
 Retracte,-e (Rehtrahktd). Retracted. 
 
 Retracteur (Rehtrahktehr). Retractor. In- 
 strument to draw back the edges of a 
 wound. 
 
 Retrait (Rehtrih). Shrinking. Retraction. 
 
 R. des artSres (R. dehzahrUhr). Arterial 
 systole. 
 
 Reti:aite (Rehtriht). Retirement. 
 
 Retrecissement (Rehtrehsseessmdhn) . 
 Stricture. 
 
 Retroaction {Rehtrohahkssidn). Reverse 
 action. 
 
 Retrocession (Rehtrohssehssidn). Going 
 backward. 
 
 R. du travail (R. du trahvdhy). False labor 
 (in obstetrics). 
 
 Retroflexion {Rehtrohflehkssidn). Bending 
 backwards (uterus, etc.). 
 
 Retrogradation (Rehtrohgrahdahssidn) . 
 Retrograde development. 
 
 R.-oculaire (R.-ohkuUhr). Retroocular. 
 
 R. -peritoneal, -e (R.-pehreetohnekdl). Ret- 
 roperitoneal. 
 
 Retropulsion {Rehtrohpulssidn). Backward 
 movements (seen in Paralysis agitans). 
 
 R.-pupillaire {R.-pupeeUhr). Retropupil- 
 lary. 
 
 R.-stemal,-e (R.-stehndhl). Retrosternal. 
 
 R*-uterin,-e {R.-utehHhn). Retrouterine. 
 
 Retroversion {Rehtrohvehrssidn) . Turned 
 backward (uterus etc.) 
 
 Reunion (Rehuneedhn). Union. Healing. 
 
 R. par premiere intention (R. pahr preh- 
 meeehr ehntahnsidn). Healing or union 
 by first intention. 
 
 R. par seconde intention (i?. pahr sgohnd 
 ehntahnsidn). Healing or union by sec- 
 ond intention. 
 
 Revaccination (Rehvakseenahssidn). Re- 
 vaccination. 
 
 Revasserie {RehvahssHe). Disturbed 
 dreams. 
 
 RSve {Rehv). Dream. 
 
 Re veil {Rehvdy). Awakening. 
 
 ReverbSre {RehvehrbShr). Reflector. 
 Street lamp. 
 
 Reversible {Rehvehrsiebl). Revertible. 
 
 Reversion (Rehvehrssidn). Reversion. 
 
 Revetement (Rehvehtmdhn). Covering. 
 Coating. 
 
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Rev 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 R.,lig 
 
 Revision {Rehveezeedhn). Examination of 
 recruits for the army. 
 
 Revivification (Rehveeveefeekahssidn) . 
 Freshening the surface of a wound. Re- 
 viving. 
 
 Revulseur (RehvulsShr). Revulsor. 
 
 Revulsif,-ive (RehvulssSef). Decreasing an 
 abnormal condition in one place by 
 manipulating another part. Revulsive. 
 
 Rhachidien,-ne (Rahsheedeeihn). Refer- 
 able to the spinal column. 
 
 Rhachis {Rahshee). Spinal column. 
 
 Rhachitique (RahsheeUek) . Rachitic. 
 
 Rhachitis (RahsMetees) . Rickets. Rachi- 
 tis. 
 
 Rhagade (Rahgdhd). Fissure of the soft 
 parts, especially of the anus. 
 
 Rhamnus catharticus {RahmnHs kahtahrtee- 
 kHs). Buckthorn, the berries of which 
 are purgative. 
 
 R. frangula (J?, frahnguldh). Black alder 
 (purgative, but very irritant.) 
 
 Rhaphanus (RahfahnHs). Wild mustard. 
 
 Rhaphe (Rahf^h). Raphe. See Raph6. 
 
 Rheine (Rehien). Substance obtained 
 from rhubarb. 
 
 Rheomgtre {Rehohmihtr). Rheometer. 
 Apparatus for estimating velocity of 
 blood. 
 
 Rheophore {Rehohfdhr). Wire connecting 
 the electrode with the battery. 
 
 Rheoscope {Rehohskdhp). Rheoscope. 
 Apparatus for determining the presence 
 of an electric current. 
 
 Rheostat (Rehohstdh). Apparatus which 
 increases or decreases the intensity of an 
 electrical current. 
 
 Rheotome (RehohtShm). Apparatus for 
 interrupting electrical currents. 
 
 Rheotrope (Rehohtrdhp). Instrument for 
 reversing electric currents. 
 
 Rheum (Rehdhm). Rhubarbe. 
 
 Rhinite (Reeniet). Coryza. Rhinitis. 
 
 Rhinoc6phale {Reenohssehfdhl) . A mon- 
 ster with a tubular nose and eyes below 
 the nose united in the median line. 
 
 Rhinolithe {ReenohUet). Calculus or con- 
 cretion in the nasal cavities. 
 
 Rhinophonie {Reenohfohnte). Nasal tone 
 of speech. 
 
 Rhinoplastie {Reenohplahstie). Plastic 
 operative work on the nose. 
 
 Rhinopsie {Reenohpsie). Strabismus in 
 which the eyes are directed towards the 
 nose. 
 
 Rhinorrhagie (Reenohrahzshie). Epistaxis. 
 
 Rhinorrhaphie (Reenohrahfee). Suturing 
 the edges of a wound of the nose. 
 
 RhiDoscllrome {Reenovsklehrdhm) . Nodu- 
 lar condition of the anterior portion 
 of the nose. 
 
 Rhinoscope (Reenohskdhp). Instrument 
 for ocular examination of the nasal cavi- 
 ties. Nasal speculum. 
 
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 Rhinoscopie (Reenokskohpge). _ Ociilar ex- 
 amination of the nasal cavities. 
 
 Rhodalline (Rohdahlien). Ammoniated oil 
 of mustard. 
 
 Rhodomele {RohdohmiU) . Mel rose. 
 
 Rhonchus {RohnkAs). Sonorous r^le. 
 Rhoncus. 
 
 Rhubarbe (Rubdhrb). Root of Rheum 
 (purgative). Rhubarb. 
 
 Rhum {Rohm). Rum. 
 
 Rhumatismal,-e (Rumahteezmdhl). Rheu- 
 matic. 
 
 Rhumatisme (RumahteSzm). Rhuma- 
 tism. 
 
 Rhumatoide, arthrite (RumahtohSed, ahr- 
 triet). Rheumatoid arthritis. Rheum- 
 atic gout. 
 
 Rhume (Rum). Cold in the head. 
 Coryza. 
 
 R. de cerveau (2?. deh ssehrvdh). Coryza. 
 
 Rhus (Russ). Sumach. Shrub (stimu- 
 lates muscular action in the intestines, 
 bladder and uterus. 
 
 Rhythme (Reetm). Regular movement. 
 Rhythm. 
 
 Rhythmique {Reetinieh). Rhythmic. 
 
 Ricin, huile de (Reess4hn, uiel deh). 
 Castor oil. 
 
 Ricinine (Reesseenien). An alkaloid from 
 the beans of castor oil. 
 
 Ride {Reed). Wrinkle. 
 
 Rieur, muscle {Reeihr, muskl). Risorius 
 muscle. 
 
 Rigidite {Reezsheedeetd). Rigidity. 
 
 R. cadav§Tique {R. kahdahvehriek). Cad- 
 averic rigidity. Rigor mortis. 
 
 Rire {Reer). Laughter. 
 
 R. canin (R. kahnihn). Sardonic laugh. 
 Spasm of facial muscles resembling 
 grinning. 
 
 R. sardonique {R. sahrdohniek). Sardonic 
 laugh. Spasm of facial muscles re- 
 sembling grinning. 
 
 Ris {Ree). See Rire. 
 
 Riz {Ree). Rice. 
 
 R. de veau {R. deh voh). Sweetbread. 
 
 Riziere {Reezeeehr). Rice field. 
 
 Riziforme {Reezeefdhrm). Riziform. 
 
 Rob {Rohb). Fruit juice thickened by 
 evaporation. 
 
 Robinet {Rohbeenih). Stop-cock. Tap. 
 
 Roborant,-e {Rohbohrdhn). Strengthen- 
 ing. Tonic. 
 
 Rocher (Rohshd). Petrous portion of 
 temporal bone. 
 
 Rognon (Rohnnydhn). Kidney. 
 
 Roideur {Rooahdihr). See Raideur 
 
 Rolando, fissure de {Rohlahnddh, feessUr 
 deh). Fissure of Rolando (on the 
 cortex of the brain). 
 
 R61e {Rohl). Character. Part. 
 
 Rond,-e (Rohn). Round. 
 
 R., ligament {R., leegahmdhn). Round 
 ligament. 
 
R., mus 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ryt 
 
 R., muscle grand {R., muskl grahn). 
 
 Teres major muscle. 
 R., muscle petit (J?., muskl ptee). Teres 
 
 minor muscle. 
 R. pronateur, muscle (i?., prohnaktihr, 
 
 muskl). Pronator radii teres muscle. 
 Ronflant,-e {Rohnflahn). Snoring. Ster- 
 torous. 
 R., rMe (R. rahl). Sonorous rdle. 
 Ronflement {Rohnflmdhn). Snore. 
 Ronge,-e (^Rohnzshd). Irregularly scraped. 
 Rongeant,-e (Rohnzshdha). Corroding. 
 
 Ulcerated. 
 Rongeur {RohnzsMhr). Rodent. 
 Roob {Rohb). Fruit juice thickened by 
 
 evaporation. 
 Rose {Rohz). Rose. 
 Rose,-e {Rohzd}. Rosy. Roseous. 
 Rosee (Rohzd). Dew. 
 Rosenmiiller, fossette de (R., fohssSht deh). 
 Depression on each side of Eustachian 
 tube at its opening into the pharynx. 
 R., organe de (R., ohrgdhnn deh). Paro- 
 varium. Epoophoron (analogous to epi- 
 didymis in man). 
 Roseole (Rohzehdhl). Roseola. Scarlet 
 
 rash. 
 R. epidemique (R. ehpeedehmSek)' Epi- 
 demic rash. German measles. Rubella. 
 Rostre {Rokstr). Rostrum. Beak. 
 Rot {Roht). Eructation. Belch. 
 RotateuT, muscle {RohtahUhr, muskl). 
 
 Rotator. 
 Rotation (Rohtahssidn). Rotation). 
 Rotatoire (Rohtahtoodhr). Rotatory. 
 Rdtissage (Rohteessdhzsh). Roasting. 
 Rotule XRoUHI). Patella. Knee-cap. 
 Rotulien,-ne {RohtuleeShn) . Patellar. 
 Rouge (Roosh). Red. 
 R. d' aniline (R. dahneeUen). Fuchsin. 
 R. de cochenille {R. deh kohshnee). Car- 
 
 min. 
 R., QeYie (R., feeehor). Scarlatina. 
 
 R., pr€cipit€ {R., prehsseepeeld). Red oxid 
 of mercury. 
 
 Rougeole (Roozshohl). Measles. 
 
 Rougeur (Roozshihr). Redness. 
 
 Rouille (Rodee). Rust. Mildew. Oxide 
 of iron. 
 
 Rouille, -e (Rooeed). Rusted. 
 
 Roul€,-e (Roold). Rolled (tjandage). 
 
 Roulement {Roolmdhn). Rolling. 
 
 Rousselot, poudre de (Roossldh, poodr deh) 
 Arsenical powder. 
 
 Ruban (Rubdhn). Ribbon. 
 
 R.s de la glotte (R. deh lah gloht). Vocal 
 cords. 
 
 Rubane,-e (Rubahnd). Ribbon-like. 
 Striped. 
 
 Rub€faction (Rubehfahkssidn) . Rube- 
 faction. 
 
 Rub€fiant,-e (Rubehfeedhn). Rubefacient. 
 
 Rubeole (Rubehdhl). German measles. 
 Rubella. 
 
 Ruche (Rush). Hive. 
 
 Rude (Rud). Rough. Uneven. 
 
 Rudiment (Rudeemdhn). Rudiment. Im- 
 perfectly developed or undeveloped 
 organ. 
 
 Rudimentaire (Rudeemahntihr). Rudi- 
 mentary. Incompletely developed. 
 Undeveloped. 
 
 Rue {Ru). Ruta' Rue. (Vermifuge). 
 
 Rugine {RuzsMen). Bone scraper. 
 
 Rugosite {Rugohzeetd). Roughness. 
 
 Rugueux,-euse (RugSh). Rough. 
 
 Ruminant (Rumeendhn). Ruminant. 
 Hoofed animal chewing the cud. 
 
 Rupia (Rupeedh). Syphilitic skin disease 
 consisting of tubercles which after 
 ulcerating became covered with a crust. 
 
 Rupture (Ruptiir). Tear. Ruptiire. 
 
 Rural,-e (Rurdhl). Rural. 
 
 Rut [Rut). Period of sexual excitement in 
 animals. 
 
 Rubilant,-e (Ruteeldhn). Fiery state. 
 
 Rythme (Reetm). Rhythm. 
 
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FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 S.d'o 
 
 S. Symbol of sulphur. 
 
 S iliaque du colon (Seeleedhk du kohldhn). 
 Sigmoid flexure of the colon. 
 
 Sabine (Sahbeen). Sabina Juniperus. 
 
 Sable (Sahbl). Grit. Gravel. 
 
 Sableux,-euse (Sahbleh). Gritty. 
 
 Sabot {Sahbdh). Hoof. Wooden shoes. 
 
 Saburral,-e (Sahburdhl). Coated (tongue). 
 
 Sabixrre (Sahbtlr). Coating (of tongue). 
 
 Sac (Sahk). Sac. 
 
 Saccade (Sahkdhd). Jerk. 
 
 Saccade,-e (Sahkahdd). Jerky. 
 
 S.e, respiration (S. rehspeerahssiSn). Ir- 
 regular respiration. 
 
 Saccharate (Sahkahrdht). Combination of 
 sugar with certain oxids. 
 
 S. de fer (S. deh fehr). Saccharated oxid 
 of iron. 
 
 Saccharate, -e (Sahkahrahtd). Sacchar- 
 ated. 
 
 Saccharin,-e (SahkahrShn) . Of the nature 
 of sugar. 
 
 Saccharine (Sahkahreen). Saccharin (a 
 substitute for sugar used in diabetes). 
 
 Saccharokali (Sahkahrohkahlee). Mixture 
 of sugar and potassium or sodium 
 carbonate (antigastralgic). 
 
 Saccharol6 (Sahkahrohld). Powdered 
 sugar combined with other substances. 
 
 Saccharolique (Sahkahrohleek) . Spoken of 
 any medicine containing sugar. 
 
 Saccharose (Sahkahrdhz) . Cane sugar. 
 
 Saccharure (Sahkahriir). Medicinal prepa- 
 ration obtained from sugar and tinc- 
 tures. 
 
 Sacciforme (Sakksseefdhrtn). Which is in 
 the shape of a sac. 
 
 sacculaire {SahkuUhr). In the form of a 
 sac. 
 
 Saccule (,SahMl). A small sac. 
 
 Sacre,-e (Sahkrd). Sacral. 
 
 Sacree, maladie (Sahkrd, mahlahdie). Epi- 
 lepsy. 
 Sacro-coccygien,-ne {Sahkroh-kokksseez- 
 
 sheeihn). Sacrococcygeal. 
 S.-epineux,-euse (Sahkroh-ehpeeneh). Re- 
 ferable to the sacrum and spines of the 
 ilium. 
 S. -femoral, muscle (S.-fehmohrdhl muskl). 
 
 Gluteus maximus. 
 S.-ilio-trochanterien, m. (S.-eeleeoh-troh- 
 kahntehreeehn, m.). Pyriformis muscle. 
 S.-lombaire, m. {S.-lohmbihr, m.). Sacro- 
 
 lumbar m. 
 S.- sciatique (5. -ssecahUek) . Sacro-sci- 
 
 atic. 
 S.-vertebral, angle (S.-vehrtehbrahl, ahn- 
 
 gl). Promontory of sacrum. 
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 Sacrum (Sahkrdhm). Sacrum. 
 
 Sadisme {Sahde&zm). Sadism. Sexual 
 orgasm produced by pain. 
 
 Safran (Sahfrdhn). Dried stigmata of the 
 flower of Crocus sativus. Saffron. 
 
 S. de Mars aperitif (5. deh Mahrs ahpehree- 
 Uef). Ferric hydrate. 
 
 S. de Mars astringent (5. deh Mahrs ahs- 
 trehnzshdhn). Sesquioxide of iron. 
 
 Sagacite (Sahgahsseetd) . Sagacity. 
 
 Sage-femme (Sahzsh-fahmm). Midwife. 
 
 Sagittale, suture (Sahzsheetdhl, sutiir). 
 Suture between the upper borders of the 
 parietal bones. 
 
 Sa.gou(Sahgo6). Sago. Starch meal from 
 the stem of Metroxylon. 
 
 Saignee (Sehnneed). Blood-letting. Vene- 
 section. 
 
 Saignement de nez (Sehnmdhn deh nd). 
 Epistaxis. 
 
 Saillie {Sahyie). Projection. Prominence. 
 
 Sain,-e (Sehn). Healthy. 
 
 Saison (Sehzdhn). Season. 
 
 Salaam, tic de {Sahldhm, ieek deh). Spas- 
 mus nutans. A convulsive salutation 
 (head nodding). It may assume the 
 character of epilepsy. 
 
 Salacite (Sahlahsseetd). Salacity. Sexual 
 desire. 
 
 Salaison (Sahlehzdhn). Salting. Salt- 
 meat. 
 
 Salant,-e (Sahldhn). Saline. Salt. 
 
 Sale,-e (Sahld). Impregnated with salt. 
 Salted. 
 
 Salep (Sahlehp). Tubers of orchids; they 
 contain a mucilage, used as a demulcent. 
 
 Salicine (SahleessSen) . Cristallizable prin- 
 ciple of the bark of Salix alba. Used as 
 a substitute of Salicylic acid. 
 
 Salicylate (Sahteesseeldht). Salts formed 
 by salicylic acid. 
 
 Salicylique, acid {SahleesseeUek, ahssied). 
 Salicylic acid. 
 
 SaliSre (SaleeShr). Hollow behind the col- 
 lar bone. 
 
 Salifere (SahleefShr). Containing salt. 
 Saliferous. '^ 
 
 Salin,-e (SahUhn). Saline. 
 
 Salivaire (SahleevShr). Salivary. 
 
 Salivation (Sahleevahssidn). Salivation. 
 
 Salive {SahUev). Saliva. 
 
 Salle (5oW). Room. Ward in a hospital. 
 
 S, d*autopsie (S. dohtohpsee). Autopsy 
 room. 
 
 S. de dissection (5. deh deessehkssidn). 
 Dissecting room. 
 
 S. d'operation (5. dohpehrahssidn) . Oper- 
 ating room. 
 
Sal 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sau 
 
 Salol (Sahldhl). Salol. Phenyl salicylate 
 
 (antiseptic and antipyretic). 
 Salophen {Sahlolifthn). Salophen. Has 
 
 the same action as salol. 
 Salpetre {SahlpShtr). Salpeter. Nitrate 
 
 of potash. 
 S., eau mSre du (5., oh mehr du). Nitrate 
 
 of calcium. 
 Salpingite (SahlpehnzshSet). Salpingitis. 
 
 Inflammation of Fallopian tubes. 
 Salpingo -malle en, muscle {Sahlpehngoh- 
 
 mahleMhn, muskl). Tensor tympani 
 
 muscle. 
 S.-staphylin,' muscle (S.-stahfeelihn, 
 
 muskl). Levator palati muscle. 
 Salsepareille {Sahlssehpahrdy). Sarsapar- 
 
 illa. 
 Salubre {SahlUhr). Healthy. Salubrious. 
 Salubrit€ {Sahlubreeta) . Salubrity. 
 Salure (Sahlilr). The quantity of salt dis- 
 solved in water. Saltness. 
 Salvatelle (SahlvahUhl). Salvatella. Vein 
 
 on the back of the little finger. 
 Sanatorium (Sahnahtohreedhm). Health 
 
 resort. 
 Sandal (Sahnddhl). Sandalwood. 
 Santal {Sahntdkl). Sandalwood. 
 Sandaracha (Sahndahrahkdh). Red bisul- 
 phide of arsenic. 
 Sang (Sahn). Blood. 
 Sanglant,-e {Sahngldhn) . Bloody. 
 S.e, operation (5. ohpihrahssidn). Bloody 
 
 operation. 
 Sanglot (Sahngloh). Sob; sobbing (due to 
 
 spasmodic and noisy contraction of the 
 
 diaphragm). 
 Sangsue (Sahns:i). Leech. 
 Sanguification {Sahngeefeekahssidn). For- 
 mation of blood. 
 Sanguin,-e (Sahngehn). Bloody. Blood- 
 colored. 
 Sanguinaire (SahngeenShr). Sanguinary. 
 Sanguinolent,-e (Sahngeenohldhn). 
 
 Tinged with blood. Like blood. 
 Sanie {Sahnee). Sero-purulent discharge 
 
 from a wound having a fetid odor. 
 Sanieuz,-euse (Sahneeeh). Sanious. 
 Sanitaire {Sahneetihr). Sanitary. 
 
 Healthy. 
 Santal (Sahntdhl). Sandalwood. 
 Sant6 (Sahntd). Health. 
 S., maison de (5., mehzdhn deh). Private 
 
 asylum. 
 Santonine (Sahntohneen) . Santonine. 
 
 Cristalline principle of Artemisia mari- 
 
 tima (Vermifuge). 
 Santorini, canal de {Sahntohreenie, kah- 
 
 ndhl deh). Accessory pancreatic canal. 
 S., plexus de (5., plehksHs deh). Pubio- 
 
 prostatic plexus. 
 Saper (Sahpd). To undermine. To 
 
 sap. 
 Saphene externa, nerf (Sahfihn ehksUhrn, 
 
 nehr). External saphenous nerve. 
 
 S. e., veine (5., eh., vehnn). External 
 saphenous vein. 
 
 S. interne, nerf (5. ehnUhrn, nehr). Inter- 
 nal or long saphenous nerve. 
 
 S. i., veine (5., ehu., vehnn). Internal or 
 large saphenous vein. 
 
 Sapidie (Sahpied). What makes an im- 
 pression on the organ of taste. Sapid. 
 
 Sapin (SahpSha). Fir-tree. Pine. 
 
 Sapon€ {Sahpohnd). A remedy made with 
 soap. 
 
 Saponification (Sahpohneefeekahssidn) . 
 Production of soap. Saponification. 
 
 Saponule (Sahpohniil). A remedy made 
 of soap treated with alcohol. 
 
 SaprogSne (SahprohzshShnn) . Producing 
 putrefaction. Saprogenous. 
 
 Saprophyte (Sahprohfief) . Animals 
 or plants living on dead organisms. 
 
 Sarceux,-euse {Sahrsd). Fleshy. Sar- 
 cous. 
 
 Sarcine (SahrssSen). Sarcine. A genus 
 of schizomycetes. Cocci agglomerated 
 in cubic masses. 
 
 Sarcocele (SahrkohssM). A tumor of 
 testicle. 
 
 S. egyptienne (5. ehzsheepsseeihnn) . Ele- 
 phantiasis. 
 
 Sarcolemme (Sakrkohlehmm) . Sheath cov- 
 ering a muscular fiber. Sarcolemma. 
 
 Saroomateux,-euse (SahrkohmahtSh) . Re- 
 ferable to sarcoma. 
 
 Sarcome (Sahrkdhm). Tumor composed 
 essentially of embryonic tissue. Sar- 
 coma. 
 
 Sarcopte (Sahrkdhpt). Sarcoptes. Com- 
 mon scabis. 
 
 S. de la gale (S. deh lah gahl). Itch insect. 
 
 Sardonique, rire (SahrdohnSek, reer). 
 Spasmodic laugh, smile or grin. Risus 
 sardonicus. 
 
 Sartorius, muscle {SahrtohreeHs, muskl). 
 Sartorius muscle. 
 
 Sassafras {Sahssahfrdhss). Sassafras-root. 
 Used as an aromatic. Also as aborti- 
 facient. 
 
 Satiete (Sahsseeehtd) . Satiety. 
 
 Saturation (Sahturahssion). Saturation. 
 
 Sature,-e {Sahturd). Saturated. 
 
 Saturnin,-e (,Sahsturnehn). Referable to 
 lead. 
 
 Saturiusme (Sahturniezm) . Lead poison- 
 ing. 
 
 Satyriasis (SahteereeahzSes). Morbid ex- 
 altation of genital functions in male. 
 
 Sauge (Sohzsh). Garden sage. 
 
 Saule (SSohl). Willow. 
 
 Saumon (SSohmdhn). Salmon. 
 
 Saupoudr6,-e {SSohpoodrd). Dusted over. 
 
 Saut (Ssoh). Jump. Leap. 
 
 Sauterelle {SSohtrM). Locust. Grass- 
 hoper. 
 
 Sauteur,-euse {SSohUhr). Jumping. 
 Leaping. 
 
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Sav 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sco 
 
 Saveur (SSahvShr). Impression produced 
 by the organ of taste. Taste. Savour. 
 
 Savon {SSahvdhn). Soap. 
 
 S. ammoniacal {S. ahmohneeahkdhl). Lini- 
 ment of ammonia and soap. 
 
 S. blanc (5. blahn). Hard soap. 
 
 S. vert ou noir (5. vehr oo noodhr). Soap of 
 potash. 
 
 Savonneuz,-euse (SahvohnSh). Soapy. 
 
 Savonule (Sahvohntll). Combination of 
 an essence with alkalies. 
 
 Savoureux,-euse {SSakvoorSh). Pleasant 
 to taste. Savoury. 
 
 Scabieux,-euse (Skahbeeeh). Scabious. 
 Referable to scabies. Itchy. 
 
 Scalane anterieur, muscle (SkahUhn ahn- 
 tehreeShr, muskl). Scalenus anticus 
 muscle. 
 
 Scalpel {Skahlpehl). Scalpel. 
 
 Scammonee (Skahmohnd). Scammony 
 root (a purgative). 
 
 Scaphoild, os (SkahfohSed, ohss) . Scaphoid 
 bone. 
 
 Scapulaire (SkahpuUhr). Scapular. 
 
 S. inferieure, artere (5. ehnfehreeShr, ahr- 
 Uhr). Subscapular artery. 
 
 S. posterieure, a. (5. pohstehree&hr, a.). 
 Transverse cervical artery. 
 
 Scapulo-humerales, art6res (Skahpuloh- 
 umehrdhl, ahrtShf). Circumflex arteries 
 of the arm. 
 
 S. -humeral, muscle (S.-u., muskl). Teres 
 major. 
 
 S.-h., nerf {S.-h., nehr). Circumflex nerve. 
 
 S.-humero-olecranien, muscle (S.-umeh- 
 r6h-ohlehkrahneeehn, muskl). Triceps 
 muscle. 
 
 S. hyoidien, m. (S. heeoheedeeShn). Omo- 
 hyoid muscle. 
 
 S.-radial, m. (S.-rahdeedhl, m.). Biceps 
 muscle of the arm. 
 
 S.-trochiterien, m. {S.-trokheeiehreeehn, m.) 
 Infraspinatus muscle. 
 
 Scapulum (Skahpuldhm). Scapula. 
 Shoulder-blade. 
 
 Scarificateur (Skahreefeekahtehr). Scarifi- 
 cator. Instrument used for application 
 of wet cups. 
 
 Scarification (Skahreefeekahssidn). Super- 
 ficial incision for local abstraction of 
 some blood. Scarification. 
 
 Scarifie,-e {Skahreefeed). Scarified. 
 
 Scarlatine {SkahrlahUen) . Scarlet-fever. 
 
 Scarlatiniforme (Skahrlahteeneefdhrm). 
 Scarlatiniform. 
 
 Scarlatinoide (Skahrlahteenohied) . Re- 
 sembling scarlet fever. 
 
 Scarpa, aiguille de (Skakrpdh, ehgiiee deh). 
 Curved needle. 
 
 S., triangle de (5., treeahngl deh). Space 
 formed by crural arch and the muscles. 
 Sartorius and adductor longus. 
 
 Scatol (Skahtdhl). Product of putrefac- 
 tion of proteins. 
 
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 Schema (Shehmdh). A figure or model to 
 
 demonstrate the general arrangement or 
 
 construction of an apparatus, etc. 
 
 Schema. 
 Schgmatique {ShehmahtSek). Referable to 
 
 a schema. 
 SchizomycStes (Sheezohmeessiht). Fungi 
 
 (or bacteria), as the lowest of vegetable 
 
 kingdom. 
 Schlemm, canal de (Shlehmm, kahnahl 
 
 deh). Ciliary canal. 
 Schwann, substance blanche de {Shvahnn, 
 
 substahns blahnsh deh). Myelin (of 
 
 nerve fibers). 
 Sciage (Sseedhzsh). Massage executed 
 
 with the internal border of the hand. 
 Sciatique (Sseeahteek). Sciatic. Sciatica 
 
 (neuralgia). 
 S., grand nerf (5., grahn nehr). Great 
 
 sciatic nerve. 
 S., petit n. (5., ptee «.). Small sciatic 
 
 nerve. 
 Scie (Ssee). Saw. 
 
 S. k chaine (5. ah shehnn). Chain saw. 
 S. circulaire (5. sseerkuUhr). Circular saw 
 
 devised by CharriSre. 
 Science (SSeedhns). Science. 
 Scille (55eeO. Squill. A genus of Liliacese. 
 Scirrhocele {SSeerohssM). Scirrhous tu- 
 mor of the testicle. 
 Scission {S Session). Segmentation. 
 Scissipare, reproduction {SSeesseepdhr, reh- 
 
 prohdukssidn). Reproduction by seg- 
 mentation. 
 Scissure (SSeessUr). Fissure. Cleavage. 
 Sclerectasie (SklehrehktahzSe) . Protrusion 
 
 of the sclera or Staphyloma. 
 Sclerectomie {Sklehrehktohmle). Excision 
 
 of the sclera. Sclerectomy. 
 Sclereme (Sklehrihmm). Induration of 
 
 the skin. Sclerema. •' 
 Sclereux,-euse {Sklehr&h). Sclerous. 
 
 Hard. 
 Sclerodermic (Sklehrohdehrmie). Sclero- 
 derma. Diffuse. Indurated areas of the 
 
 skin. 
 Sclerome (Sklehrdhm). Induration of tis- 
 sue especially of nose and larynx. 
 
 Scleroma. 
 Sclerose (Sklehrdhz). Morbid induration 
 
 of tissues. Sclerosis. 
 Sclerostome (Sklehrohstdhm). A genus of 
 
 Anchylostomum duodenale. 
 Scleroticonyxis {Sklehrohteekohneeksles). 
 
 An operation on the sclerotic consisting 
 
 of making an opening. 
 Sclerotique {SUehrohUek). Sclerotic. 
 SclSrotite (SklehrohUet) . Inflammation of 
 
 the sclerotic. 
 Sclerotomie {Sklehrohtohmie). Making an 
 
 incision in the sclerotic. 
 Scolex {SkohUhks). Head and neck of a 
 
 cestoid worm. 
 
Sco 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sel 
 
 Scoliose (Skohleedhz). Lateral curvature 
 of the spine. Scoliosis. 
 
 Scorbut {Skohrbat). Scurvy. 
 
 S. des Alpes (5. dezdhlp). Pellagra. 
 
 S. de terre (5. deh. tehr). Purpura hemor- 
 rhagica. 
 
 Scorbutique (SkohrbuUek). Who is af- 
 fected with scurvy. 
 
 Scordion {Skohrdeedhn). Scordium. Herb 
 (Diaphoretic). 
 
 Scotome (Skohtdhmm). Blind spot in the 
 visual field. Scotoma. 
 
 Scrobicule (Skrohbeekiil). Depression. 
 Pit of the stomach. 
 
 Scrofule {Skrohfal) A constitutonal dis- 
 ease of tubercular character character- 
 ized by swelling of cervical glands. 
 Scrofula. 
 
 Scrofuleux,-euse {Skrohfulih). Scrofulous. 
 Strumous. 
 
 Scrofulide {Skrohfulied). Generic name of 
 skin affections developed under the influ- 
 ence of scrofula. 
 
 Scrotal,-e {SkrohtdU). Scrotal. Refer- 
 able to scrotum. 
 
 Scrupule (SkrupiH) Scruple. Old weight 
 = 20 grains. Also: moral anxiety. 
 
 Scybale (SSeebdhl). Scybalum. Feces in 
 round masses. 
 
 Sebace,-e {SSehbahssd). Sebaceous. 
 
 Seborrh6e (SSehbohrd). Exaggerated se- 
 cretions of sebaceous glands. Sebor- 
 rhoea. 
 
 Sebum (SSebdhm). Sebaceous substance. 
 Tallow. 
 
 Sec,-Seche {Sehk, Sehsh). Dry. 
 
 Secateur (SSehkahtdhr). Osteotome. Cut- 
 ting. 
 
 Seche, arthrite (Sehsh). Arthritis defor- 
 mans. 
 
 Sechoir (SSehshoodhr). Apparatus for 
 drying medications, etc. Drying-room. 
 
 Second, -e (Skohn). Second. 
 
 Secondaire (Skohndihr). Secondary. Sub- 
 sequent. 
 
 Secondiaes'(Skohndeen) . After-birth. 
 
 Secours (SSkoor). Help. Assistance. At- 
 tendance. Relief. 
 
 Secousse {Skooss). Shock. Concussion. 
 
 Secret medical {SehkrSh mehdeekdhl). Pro- 
 fessional secret. 
 
 Secrets, liquide [Sehkrehtd, leekSed). Se- 
 cretion. 
 
 Secretion (SSehkrehssidn). Secretion. 
 
 SecrStoire (Sehtrehtoodhr). Having a rela- 
 tion to secretions. Secretory. 
 
 Section (SSehkssidn). Section. 
 
 Sectionner (SSehkseeohnd). To section. 
 To divide. To amputate. 
 
 Sedatif,-ive {SSehdahtief). Sedative. 
 
 Sedation (SSehdahssidn). Effect produced 
 by sedative. Mitigation. Alleviation. 
 
 Sedentaiie (SSehdahnUhr). Sedentary. 
 
 S., OS (S., ohss). Tuberosity of ischium. 
 
 SSdiment {SSehdeemdhn). Sediment. De- 
 posit. 
 
 SSdlmentaire (SSehdeemahntehr). Sedi- 
 mentary. 
 
 Sedimentation (SSehdeemahntahssidn). 
 The process of producing a sediment. 
 
 Segment {SSehgmdhn). Part of the body. 
 Segment. 
 
 Segmentaire (SSehgmahnUhr). Segmental. 
 
 Segmentation {SSehgmahntahssidn). Di- 
 vision into individual parts. Segmenta- 
 tion. 
 
 Segregation (SSehgrehgahssidn). Disso- 
 ciation of an entity into its elements. 
 Separation of a part from the rest. Seg- 
 regation. 
 
 Seigle (SSehgl). Rye. 
 
 S. eTgoti (S. ehrgohtd). Spurred rye. Se- 
 cale cornutum. 
 
 Sein {SSehn). Breast. Bosom. Lap. 
 Gravid womb. 
 
 Sel (SSehl). Salt. 
 
 S. admirable de Glauber (5. ahdmeerdhbl 
 deC). Sodium sulphate. 
 
 S. amer cathartique de Glauber (5. ahmehr 
 kahtahrteek deG.). Magnesium sulphate. 
 
 S. ammoniaque (5. ahmohneedhk). Chlorid 
 of ammonium. 
 
 S. anglais {S. ahngleh). Magnesium sul- 
 phate. 
 
 S. blanc (5. blahn). Chlorid of sodium. 
 
 S. de canal (5. deh kahndhl). Magnesium 
 sulphate. 
 
 S. chalybe (S. shaleebd). Protosulphate of 
 iron. 
 
 S. d'Epsom (S. dehpsdhmm) . Magnesium 
 sulphate. 
 
 S. essentiel d'absinthe (S. ehssahnteeShl 
 dahbsihnt). Carbonate of potash. 
 
 S. essentiel d'oseille (5. ehssahnteeM 
 dohzdy). Oxalate of potash. 
 
 S. fusible de I'urine (S. fuzSebl deh lurSen). 
 Phosphate of soda and ammonium. 
 
 S. infernal (5. ehnfehrndhl). Potassium 
 nitrate. 
 
 S. marin pesant (S. mahrihn pehzdhn). 
 Chlorid of barium. 
 
 S. de Mars (5. deh Mahrs). Sulphate of 
 iron. 
 
 S. natif de I'urine (5. nahtSef deh lureen). 
 Phosphate of sodium and ammonium. 
 
 S. de la Rochelle (5. deh lah R.). Tartrate 
 of potassium and sodium. 
 
 S. de Satume (5. de Sahtiirn). Acetate 
 of lead. 
 
 S. de Soude (5. deh SSood). Carbonate of 
 soda. 
 
 S. de tarte (5. deh tahrtr). Subcarbonate 
 of potash. 
 
 S. volatil d'Angleterre (5. vohlahtiel dahn- 
 glehtehr). Aromatic spirit of ammonia. 
 
 Selection {SSehlehkssidn). Selection. 
 
 SeiSniate (SSehlehneedht). A salt of scle- 
 nic acid. 
 
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Sel 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ses 
 
 Selenite {SSehlehnSet). Natural calcium 
 sulphate. 
 
 S€16iiium {SSehlehneedhm). Selenium. 
 Non-metallic element. 
 
 Selle (55eW). Excrement; stool. Saddle. 
 Sella. 
 
 S. turcique (5. turs^k). Sella turcica. 
 Pituitary fossa. 
 
 Semence (SSehmdhns). Seed. Semen. 
 Sperm. 
 
 S. de lin (5. deh lehn). Linseed. Flax- 
 seed. 
 
 S. sainte (5. ssehnt). Wormseed. Arte- 
 misia maritima. 
 
 Semenine (SSehmehnien). Santonin. 
 
 Semi-annulaire (SSehmee-ahnuUhr). 
 Semi-annular. 
 
 S.-circulaiie (5. sseerkuUhr'). Semicircu- 
 lar. 
 
 S.-lunaire (5. lunShr). Semi-lunar. 
 
 Seminal, -e (SSehmeendhl). Which has 
 reference to grains of vegetations or to 
 semen of animals. Seminal. Spermatic. 
 
 S. s., pertes (S., pehrt). Spermatorrhea. 
 
 Semiologie {SSehmeeohlohzshSe). Semiol- 
 ogy. Symptomatology. 
 
 S6ne (SSehnd). Senna — ^Leaves of Genus 
 Cassia. 
 
 S€n€ga (.SSehnehgdh). Senega. Root of 
 a Genus of Polygala. (Expectorant; 
 diuretic). i 
 
 Senile (SSehnSel). Senile. 
 
 Senilit6 (SSehneeleetd). Senility. 
 
 Sens (Sahn). Sensation. Direction. 
 Sense. 
 
 Sensation (SSahnsahssi£n). Sensation. 
 Impression. 
 
 Sensibilisateur {SSahnseebeeleezahUhr). A 
 reagent that is capable of modifying 
 another element. 
 
 Sensibilise,-e (SSahnseebeeleezd). Ren- 
 dered sensitive. 
 
 Sensibiliser (SSahnseebeeleezd). To render 
 sensible. 
 
 Sensibilite {Sahnseebeeleetd). Sensibility. 
 
 Sensible {SSahnseebl). Sensible. Sen- 
 sory. 
 
 Sensitif,-ive (SSahnseeUef). Sensitive. 
 Referable to sensations. 
 
 Sensoriel,-le {SahnsohreeM). Referable 
 to the organs of the senses. Sensorial. 
 
 Sensorium (SSahnsohreedhm). Sensorium. 
 Portion of the brain which perceives. 
 
 Sensualisme (SSahnsuahllezm). Sense 
 gratification (especially sexual). 
 
 Sentiment {SSahnteemdhn). Sentiment. 
 Peeling. 
 
 Separation (SSehpahrahssidn). Separa- 
 tion. Elimination. 
 
 Septal,-e {SSehptdhl), Referable to a 
 septum. Septal. 
 
 Sept€naire {SSehptehnehr). Septenary. 
 
 Septic6mie {SSehpteessehmie). Septi- 
 cemia. 
 
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 SeptiSme paire de nerfs craniens (SSehp- 
 teeehmpehr deh nehr krahneekn). Facial 
 (7th) nerves. 
 
 Septique (SSehptSek). Septic. 
 
 Sept jours, mal de (SSeht zshoor, mahl deh). 
 Trismus of children. 
 
 Septum (SSehptohm). Septum. Meni- 
 branous partition separating two cavi- 
 ties. 
 
 SSquestre {SSehUhstr) Sequestrum. 
 Portion of necrozed bone surrounded by 
 healthy bony substance. 
 
 Serein,-e (SSehrShn) Serene. Placid. 
 
 S. e., goutte (5., goof). Amaurosis. 
 
 SSreuse {SSehrehz). A serous membrane. 
 
 S6reux,-euse {SSehr^h). Serous. 
 
 Serie (SSehrie) Series. 
 
 Serieux,-euse {SSehreeth). Serious. 
 Grave. 
 
 Seringos {SSehrehngShss). Suppurative 
 dysentery (South Africa). 
 
 Seringue (SSrehng). Syringe. 
 
 S. de Pravaz (5. deh Pravdh). Hypo- 
 dermic syringe. 
 
 Serment {SSehrmdhn). Oath. 
 
 S6ro-fibrine (SSehroh-feebrSen). Plasmin. 
 
 Sero-purulent,-e {SSehroh-puruldhn) . 
 Sero-purulent. 
 
 SSrosite {SSehrohzeetd). Serum. Seros- 
 ity. 
 
 Serotine (SSehrohteen). Decidua. 
 
 Serpent {SSehrpdhn). Serpent. Snake. 
 
 Serpentaire (SSehrpahntihr). Name of 
 several plants. Snake-root. 
 
 Serpigineux,-euse (SSehrpeezsheeneh). 
 Spreading. Spoken of ulcers which 
 extend to other parts. 
 
 Serpolet {SSehrpohleh). Wild thyme (La- 
 biate plant). 
 
 Serratile {SSehrahteeT). Like a saw. Ser- 
 rate. 
 
 Serre {SSehr). Pressure forceps. 
 
 Serre,-e {SSehrd). Tense (pulse). Hard. 
 Narrow. 
 
 Serre-cou (SSehr koo). Instrument for 
 compressing the jugular vein. 
 
 S.-fine (S.-feen). Instrument for com- 
 pressing the lips of a wound, bleeding 
 arteries etc. (invented by Vidal). 
 
 S.-noeud (S.-neh). Instrument for light- 
 ening a ligature. 
 
 SSrum (SSehrdhm). Serum. 
 
 Service {SSehrvSes). Service. Duty. 
 
 S. de Sante (5. deh SSahntd). Medical 
 Department (Army). 
 
 Serviette {SSehrveeM). Napkin. Linen 
 for dressing. 
 
 Sesamoitde, os {SSehssahmohSed, ohss). 
 Sesamoid bone. 
 
 Sesqui (SSehskie). Particle which signi- 
 fies one and a half times. 
 
 Sesquicarbonate d'ammoniaque {SSehskee- 
 kahrbohnaht dahmohneeahk). Carbon- 
 ate of ammonia. 
 
Ses 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sol 
 
 Sesquioxyde de fer (SSehskeeohksSed deh 
 fehr). Peroxide of iron. 
 
 S. d. f. hydrate (5. d. f. heedrahtd). Hy- 
 drated peroxide of iron. 
 
 Sessile {SSehssM). Sessile. 
 
 S6teux,-euse {SSekUh). Having bristles. 
 
 Seton {SSehtdhn). Strip of gauze or 
 cotton which is passed through the skin 
 to form a sinus and maintain a suppura- 
 tion. Seton. 
 
 S6ve (SSehv). Fluid which serves to keep 
 up the nutrition of plants. Juice. Sap. 
 
 Sevrage {SSehvrdhzsh). Weaning. 
 
 Sexe {SSehks). Sex. 
 
 Sexuel,-le {SSehksuM). Sexual. 
 
 Sialagogue (SSeeahlahgdhg). Which pro- 
 vokes the secretion of saliva. 
 
 Sialisme {SSeeahUezm) . Salivation. Ptya- 
 alism. 
 
 Sialorrhee (SSeeahlohrd). Excessive secre- 
 tion of saliva. 
 
 Sibilant, -e {SSeebeeldhn). Spoken of rales 
 in the fiiit period of bronchitis. Sibi- 
 lant. 
 
 Siccite (SSeekseetd). Dryness. 
 
 Siderant,-e (SSeedehrdhn) . Lightning. 
 Crushing. 
 
 Siderose (SSeedehrdhz). Disease of lungs 
 caused by inhalation of dust of iron 
 oxide. 
 
 Siege {Seeihzsh). Seat. Breech. Buttock. 
 Seat of illness. 
 
 S., bain de (5., hehn deh). Half -bath. 
 
 S. d'une maladie (5. dunn mahlahdie). 
 Seat of disease. 
 
 S iffl e m e n t {SSeeflmdhn) . Whistling. 
 Whizzing. 
 
 Sifflet {SSeeflih). Whistle. 
 
 Sigmo!daI,-e (SSeegmoheeddhl). Having 
 the form of the Greek letter "sigma." 
 Sigmoidal. 
 
 Sigmoides, valvides {SSeegmohied,vahlviil). 
 Semilunar valves of the heart. 
 
 Signe (Seenn). Sign. 
 
 Silicate (SSeeleekdht) . A salt of silicic acid. 
 
 Silicium (SSeeleesseedhm). Silicon. Non- 
 metallic element. It is found in urine, 
 connective tissue, etc. 
 
 Sillon (SSeedhn) . Groove. Furrow. 
 Wrinkle. 
 
 Sillonne,-e {SSeeohnd). Grooved. Fur- 
 rowed. 
 
 Sillonnement (SSeeohnrndhn). Beginning 
 of segmentation. 
 
 Simien,-ne (SSeemeeihn). Resembling 
 monkeys. 
 
 Similaire {SSeemeeUhr). Similar. 
 
 Simple (SSehnpl). Simple. 
 
 Simulateur {SSeemulahtehr. Anyone who 
 feigns a disease. Malingerer. 
 
 Simtdation {SSeemulahssidn). Simulation. 
 Malingering. Feigning. 
 
 Simul6,-e (SSeemtdd). Feigned. Ficti- 
 tious. Simulated. 
 
 Sinapisme {SSeenahpiezm). Mustard plas- 
 ter. 
 
 Sinciput {SSehnsseepA). Vertex. Crown 
 of the head. 
 
 Singe (SSehnzsh). Monkey. 
 
 Singultueux,-euse {SSehngultuih). Spok- 
 en of a respiration interrupted by sob- 
 bing or hiccough. 
 
 Sinueux,-euse (SSeenuSh). Sinuous. 
 
 Sinus (SSeeniiss). Sinus. Concavity. 
 
 S. caverneux (5. kahvehrnSh). Cavernous 
 sinus. 
 
 S. droit (5. droodh). Straight sinus. 
 
 S. lateral (5. lahtehrdhVj. Lateral or 
 transverse sinus. 
 
 S. longitudinal inferieur (5. lohnzsheetudee- 
 ndhl ehnfehreeehr) . Inferior longitudinal 
 sinus. 
 
 S. maxillaire (S. mahkseeUhr). Maxillary 
 sinus. 
 
 S. petreux (S. p htrih). Petrosal sinus. 
 
 Siphon (SSeefdhn). Siphon. 
 
 Sirop (SSeerdh). Syrup. 
 
 S. diacode (5. deeahkdhd). Syrup of pop- 
 pies. 
 
 Sirupeux,-euse {SSeerupih). Syrupy. 
 
 Sitiologie (SSeeteeohlohzshSe). Treatise on 
 alimentation. 
 
 Sitiophobie (SSeeteeohfohMe). Pear of 
 food. 
 
 Sixieme paire de nerfs craniens (SSeezee- 
 4hm pehr deh nehr krahnee&hn). Sixth 
 pair of cranial nerves (abducens). 
 
 Skodique, bruit (SSkohdSek, brule). A 
 tympanitic sound above the flat sound 
 in pleural effusion. (Skoda-physician of 
 Vienna). 
 
 Smegma {Smehgm&h). Secretion of se- 
 baceous glands under the prepuce and 
 of labia minora. 
 
 S. foetal (5. fehtdhl) . Layer of whitish mat- 
 ter covering the foetus. 
 
 Sode,-e (SSohdd). Containing soda. 
 
 Sodique {SSohdiek). Pertaining to soda. 
 
 Sodium {SSohdeedhm). Sodium. 
 
 Sodomie {SSohdohtn(e). Sexual relation 
 through the anus. Sodomy. 
 
 Sole (Soodh). Silk. 
 
 Soif iSoodhf). Thirst. 
 
 Soir (SSoodhr). Evening. 
 
 SoirSe (SSooahrd). Evening. 
 
 Solaire, plexus {SSohUhr, plehksHs). Solar 
 plexus. 
 
 Solanum (SSohlahndhm). Genus of Solan- 
 aceous plants (diaphoretic, diuretic). 
 
 Solaris6,-e {SSohlahreezd). Subjected to 
 solar light. 
 
 Sole (SSohl). Sole (of foot). Sole (fish) 
 
 Soleaire muscle {SSohlehihr, muskl. Sol- 
 eus muscle. 
 
 Soleil (SSohldy). Sun. 
 
 Solidification (SSohleedeefeekahssidn) . 
 Solidification. 
 
 Solitaire (SSohleetehr). Solitary. 
 
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Sol 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 S.-pub 
 
 Solubilite {SSohluheeleetd). Solubility. 
 
 Soluble {SSohHU). Soluble. 
 
 Solutif,-ive (SSohluUef). Capable of dis- 
 solving. Laxative. 
 
 Solution (SSohlussidn). Solution. 
 
 S. de continuite (5. deh kohnteenueetd) . 
 Interruption of continuity (wound, frac- 
 ture, etc.). 
 
 Somatologie (SSohmahtohlohzshee). Study 
 
 P* of human body. 
 
 Somatome (SSohmahtdhm) Segment of 
 
 ff embryonic body. 
 
 Sommeil {SSohmdy). Sleep. 
 
 Sommet (SSohm^h). Summit. Vertex. 
 Apex, j 
 
 Somnambule (SSohmnahmbai). Somnam- 
 bulist. Sleep-walker. 
 
 Somnifere {SSohmneefehr). Soporific. 
 Hypnotic. 
 
 Somnolence (SSohmnohldhns). Drowsi- 
 ness. Somnolence. 
 
 Son (SSohn). Sound. Bran. 
 
 S. de froment (5. dehfrohmdhn). Bran of 
 wheat. 
 
 Sonde (SSoknd). Catheter. Sound. 
 Probe. 
 
 S. de Belloc (5. deh B.). Instrument for 
 tamponing the nasal fossae. 
 
 S. brisee (5. breezd). Probe provided with 
 an eye. 
 
 S. cannelee (5. kahnld). Grooved director. 
 
 S. coudee (5. koodd). Elbowed catheter 
 (for prostate). 
 
 S. creuse (5. krehz). Grooved needle (for 
 exploration). 
 
 S. de Laforest (5. deh LahfohriJi). Sound 
 for nasal canal. 
 
 Songe {SSohnzsh). Dream. 
 
 Sonore {SSohndhr). Sonorous. 
 
 Sonorite {SSohnohreetd). Sonorousness. 
 
 Sophistication {SSohfeesteekahssiSn) . 
 Adulteration. Sophistication. 
 
 Sopox (SSohpohr). Morbid sleep. Sopor. 
 
 Soporatif,-ive (SSohpohrahUef). Hyp- 
 notic. 
 
 Soporeux,-euse {SSohpohrih). Soporous. 
 
 Soporifere (SSohpohreefihr). Soporiferous. 
 
 Soporifique {SSohpohreefSek). Soporific. 
 
 Sorcellerie (SSohrssehlrSe). Sorcery. 
 Witchcraft. 
 
 Sordide (SSohrdSed). Sordid. Dirty. 
 
 ■ Spoken of an ulcer with sanious suppura- 
 
 i^' tion. 
 
 Soubresaut (SSoobrehssdh). Subsultus. 
 
 Souche (SSoosh). Stem. Stump. 
 
 Souci (SSoossie). Care. Anxiety. 
 
 Sonde (SSood) Soda. 
 
 S. caustique liquide (5. kahsUek leekSed). 
 Solution of caustic soda. 
 
 Soudure (SSoodtir). Joining. Intimate 
 union of two diflferent organs. Cicatri- 
 
 "^ sation of the lips of a wound. 
 
 Souffle {SSoofl). Murmur.' Blowing 
 sound. Breathing. 
 
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 S. (dans les poumons) (5. dahn leh poom- 
 6hn). Bronchial respiration. 
 
 Soufflet, bruit de {SSooflih, bruie deh). 
 Abnormal bruit in the heart. Bellows 
 sound. Murmur. 
 
 Souffle, -e {SSoofld) . Produced by breath. 
 
 Souffrance {SSoofrdhns). Suffering. 
 
 Soufre (SSoofr). Sulphur. 
 
 S., foie de (S. foodh deh). Sulphur of 
 potassium. 
 
 S. lave (5. lahvd). Sulphur depuratum. 
 
 S. prgcipitg (5. prehsseepeetd). Milk of 
 sulphur. 
 
 S. sublimS (5. ssubleemd). Flowers of 
 sulphur. 
 
 Soulevement (SSoolehvmdhn). Rising. 
 Rise. 
 
 Soupape (SSoopdhp). Valve. 
 
 S., bruit de (5. bru^e deh). Valve sound. 
 
 Soupir {SSoopier). Sigh. 
 
 Souple (55oo^/). Flexible. Pliant. Sup- 
 ple. 
 
 Source {SSoors). Spring. Source. 
 Fountain. 
 
 Sourcil {SSoorssiel). Eyebrow. Brow. 
 
 Sourcilier,-ere (SSoorseeleed). Supercili- 
 ary. 
 
 Sourd,-e (SSour). Deaf.'- 
 
 S.-muet,-tte {S.-mulh). Deaf and dumb. 
 
 Souris {SSoorie). Mouse. 
 
 Sous-acetate (Soozahssehtdhf) . Sub- 
 acetate. 
 
 S.-acromio-humeral, muscle {Soozahkroh- 
 meeohumehrdhl, muskl) . Deltoid muscle. 
 
 S.-araclmoidien,-ne (Soozahrahknoheedee- 
 ihn). Subarachnoid. 
 
 Sous-azotate {Soozahzohtdht). Subnitrate. 
 
 S.-carbonate (S.-kahrbohndht). Subcar- 
 bonate. 
 
 S.-clavier,-e {S.-klahveed). Subclavian. 
 
 S.-crepitant, rale {S.-krehpeetdhn, rahl). 
 Subcrepitant r&le. 
 
 S.-cutane,-e (S.-kutahnd). Subcutaneous. 
 
 S.-6pineux,-euse {Soozehpeeneh). Infra- 
 spinatus. 
 
 S.-jacent,-e {S.-zshahssdhn). Subjacent. 
 
 S.-lingual,-e (S.-lehngvdhl). Sublingual. 
 
 S.-maxiUaire {S.-mahkseeUhr). Submax- 
 illary. 
 
 S.-muqueux,-euse {S.-mukih). Submu- 
 cous. 
 
 S.-nitrate de bismuth (S.-neetrdht deh 
 beesmiU). Subnitrate of bismuth. 
 
 S.-occipital,-e {Soozohksseepeetihl). Sub- 
 occipital. 
 
 S.-orbitaire {Soozohrbeetihr) . Infraorbital. 
 
 S.-pelvienne, art&re {S.-pehlveeihnn, ahr- 
 Uhr). Pudic artery. 
 
 S.-perioste {S.-pehreeohstd). Sub- 
 periosteal. 
 
 S.-pubien, os {S.-pubeeihn, ohss). Iliac 
 bone. 
 
 S.-pubienne, hernie {S.-pubee&hnn, ehrnie). 
 Obturator hernia. 
 
S.-sca 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 S. de 
 
 S.-scapulaire, muscle (S.-skahpuUhr, 
 muskl). Subsoapularis. 
 
 S.-sel (.S.-ssehl). Sub-salt. 
 
 S.-stemale, artire (,S.-stehrndhl, ahrUhr). 
 Internal mammary artery. 
 
 Soyeux,-euse \SSooahyih). Silky. 
 
 Sparadrap {Spahrahdrdh) . Adhesive plas- 
 ter. 
 
 Spargose {Spahrgdhz) . Distension of 
 breasts with milk. Spargosis. 
 
 Sparteine {SpahrtehSen). Principle ex- 
 tracted from Sarotamnus scoparius. 
 
 Spasme (Spahzm). Involuntary contrac- 
 tion. Spasm. 
 
 S. de la glotte (5. deh lah gloht). Laryngis- 
 mus stridulus. 
 
 Spasmodique, croup (Spahzmohdiek, 
 kroop). Spasm of the glottis. Stridu- 
 lous laryngitis. 
 
 Spastique (SpahsUek). Spastic. 
 
 Spatule (Spahtiil). Instrument in the 
 shape of a knife for removal of salves, 
 etc. Spatula. 
 
 Specialisation {Spehsseeahleezahssidn) . 
 Specialization. 
 
 Specialiste {SpehsseedhUest). Specialist. 
 
 Sp@cialit€ (Spehsseeahleetd). Specialty. 
 
 Sp€cifique {SpehsseefSek). Specific. 
 
 S., pesanteui (5. pehzahnUhr). Density. 
 
 Spectre {Spehhtr). Spectrum. 
 
 Spectroscope (Spehktrohskdhp). Ap- 
 paratus for observing the spectrum. 
 
 Speculaire {SpehkuUhr). Which reflects 
 light. 
 
 Speculation (SpehkulahssiSn) . Abstractor 
 theoretical intellectual presumption. 
 
 Speculum (Spehkuldhm). Instrument for 
 examination of cavities. Speculum. 
 
 Spermaceti {SpehrmahssehUe). Oil ob- 
 tained from the whitelwhale (contains 
 fatty acids). 
 
 Spermatique {Spehrmahtiek). Spermatic. 
 
 Spermatocele (Spehrmahiohssihl). Sper- 
 matic cyst. Spermatocele. 
 
 Spermatogenese {Spehrmahtohzshehnihz) . 
 Production of spermatozoids. Sperma- 
 togenesis. 
 
 Spermatorrhee (Spehrmahtohrd). Invol- 
 untary discharge'of sperm. 
 
 Spermatozoaire (Spehrmahtohzohihr) . 
 Fertilizing element of semen. 
 
 Spermatozoide {SpehrmahtohzohSed) . 
 Fertilizing element of semen. 
 
 Sperme (Spehrm). Semen. Sperm. 
 
 Spermiducte (Spehrmeediikt). Spermatic 
 or deferent canal. 
 
 SpermorrhSe (Spehrmohrd). See Sperma- 
 torrhee. 
 
 Sphacfele (SfahssShl). Slough. Gan- 
 grene. 
 
 Spheno-epineux (Sfehnoh-ehpeenSh). Per- 
 taining to the spinous process of the 
 sphenoid. 
 
 S.-€piiieuse, art^re {S.-ehpeenihz, ahrt- 
 ihr). Middle meningeal artery. 
 
 S.-§pineux, trou {S.-ehpeeneh, troo). Les- 
 ser round foramen of the sphenoid bone. 
 
 SphSnoIdale, fente (Sfehnoheeddhl, fahnt). 
 Sphenoidal fissure. 
 
 SphSnolde {SfehnoHed). Sphenoid bone. 
 
 Sphgno-maxillaire, fente {Sfehnoh-mahk- 
 seeUhr fahnt). Spheno-maxillary fis- 
 sure. 
 
 S.-palatin, ganglion (S.-pahlahtShn, gahn- 
 gleedhn). Submaxillary or Meckel's 
 ganglion. 
 
 S.-pt6rygo-palatin, muscle (S.-ptehreegoh- 
 paklaktehn, muskl). Tensor palati muscle. 
 
 Sphere (Spehr). Sphere. 
 
 Sph6rique (Spehreek). Spheric. 
 
 Sphincter (Spehnktihr). Sphincter. 
 
 Sphygmographe (,Sfeegmohgrdhf). Instru- 
 ment for registering pulsations of arter- 
 ies. 
 
 Spica (Speekdh). Spica-bandage (in the 
 form of figure eight). 
 
 Spicule (Speekal). Spicula (needle-shaped 
 body). 
 
 Spina-bifida (S,peenah-beefeeddh). Mal- 
 formation consisting of an opening be- 
 tween the vertebral arches through 
 which the membranes of the spinal cord 
 protrude. 
 
 Spina-ventosa (Speenah-vehniohzdk). Car- 
 ies of the bones (usually in the wrist 
 and ankle). 
 
 Spinal, -e (Speendhl). Referable to the 
 spine. Spinal. 
 
 S., nerf {S., nehr). Spinal accessory nerve 
 (nth pair). 
 
 Spiral, -e (Speerdhl). Spiral. 
 
 S., bandage en (5., bahnddhzsh ahn). 
 Spiral bandage. 
 
 Spirille (SpeerSel). Spirillum (spirally 
 curved bacteria). 
 
 Spirochaete (SpeerohkM). Spirocheta. 
 
 Spirometre (SpeerohmShtr) . Instrument 
 for measuring the volume of air in the 
 lungs. 
 
 Splanchnique (Splahnkn^ek). Splanchnic. 
 Referable to viscera. 
 
 Spleen {Spleen). Hypochondriasis. 
 
 Splenalgie (SplehnahlzshSe). Splenalgia. 
 
 Splenemphraxie (Splehnahmfrahksie) . 
 Obstruction or engorgement of the 
 spleen. 
 
 Splenification (Splehneefeekahssidn) . 
 Splenisation. Induration of a tissue 
 which resembles that of spleen. 
 
 Splenique (SplehnSek). Splenic. Refer- 
 able to the spleen. 
 
 Splenite (Splehniet). Inflammation of the 
 spleen. 
 
 SplSnius, muscle {SplehneeHs, muskl). 
 Cervico-mastoid or splenius muscle. 
 
 S. de la tSte (5. deh lah teht). Splenius 
 capitis. 
 
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S. du 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ste 
 
 S. du cou (5. du koo). Splenius colli. 
 
 Splenocele (Splehnohsslhl). Hernia of the 
 spleen. 
 
 Splenomegalie (SplehnohmehgahUe). Hy- 
 pertrophy of the spleen. Splenomegaly. 
 
 Splenotomie (Splehnohtohmie). Dissection 
 or extirpation of the spleen. Splenot- 
 omy. 
 
 Spoliative, saign6e (Spohleeahteev, sseh- 
 need). Abundant bleeding. 
 
 Spondylalgie {Spohndeelahlzshie). Verte- 
 bral pain. 
 
 Spondylarthrocace {Spohndeelahrtroh- 
 kdhss). Inflammation of the articular 
 surfaces of the vertebrae. 
 
 Spondyle {Spohndiel). Vertebra. 
 
 Spondylite \SpohndeeUet). Inflammation 
 of vertebrae. 
 
 Spongieux,-euse {Spohnzsheeih). Spongy. 
 
 Spontane,-e (Spohntahnd). Spontaneous. 
 
 Spontaneite (Spohniahnaeetd). Spontan- 
 eity. 
 
 Sporadique (Spohrahdeek). Spoken of a 
 disease which is not epidemic, but occur- 
 ring in isolated regions. Sporadic. 
 
 Sporange {Spohrdhnzsh). A vesicle con- 
 taining the spores of fungi. Sporangium. 
 
 Spore (Spohr) . A non-sexual reproductive 
 body of vegetable cells or in bacteria. 
 
 Sporide {Spohr&ed). A spore stage of pro- 
 tozoa. Sporidium. 
 
 Sporifere (Spohreefehr). Producing spores. 
 Sporiferous. 
 
 Sporogonie {Spohrohgon&e). Production 
 of spores by sexual reproduction. Sporo- 
 genesis. 
 
 Sporose (Spohrdhz). Reproduction of 
 spores. 
 
 Spoiuie (Spohr4l). Sporule. Small spore. 
 
 Spume (Spurn). Froth. 
 
 Spumeux,-euse (Spumlh). Frothy. 
 
 Sputation (Sputahssidn). Expectoration. 
 Act of expectorating. 
 
 Squame (Skvahm). Scale. 
 
 Squameuz,-euse {Skvahmeh). Squamous. 
 Scaly. 
 
 S. euse, portion, du temporal (5. pohrssiSn 
 du tahmpohrdhl). Squamous portion of 
 the temporal bone. 
 
 Squelette (Skehliht). Skeleton. 
 
 Squine (Skeen). China-root. 
 
 Squirrhe {Skeer). Scirrhus. Variety of 
 carcinoma. 
 
 Squirrheux,-euse {Skeerih). Scirrhous. 
 Resembling scirrhus. 
 
 Stabile {StahUel). Stable. Fixed. 
 
 Stable {Stahbl). Stable. Fixed. 
 
 Stade (Stahd). Stage. Period. 
 
 Stagiaire (Stahzskeeehr). A person who 
 does his apprenticeship. 
 
 Stagnation (Stahgnahssidn) Stagnation. 
 
 Stamine (Stahmien) Stamen. 
 
 Stap6dien,-ne {Stahpehedeeihn) Staped- 
 ius muscle. 
 
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 Staphisaigre {Stahfeesihgr) Seed of Del- 
 phinium saphisagria. Stavesacre. 
 
 Staphylin, muscle (StahfeeUhn, muskl). 
 Azygos uvulsE muscle. 
 
 Staphylite (StahfeelSet). Inflammation of 
 the uvula. 
 
 Staphylocoque (Stahfeelohkdhk) . Staphy- 
 lococcus. 
 
 Staphylo-glosse, muscle {Stahfeeloh-glohss, 
 muskl). Palato-glossus muscle. 
 
 Staphyloma (Stahfeeldhm). Staphyloma. 
 
 Staphyloplastie {StahfeelohplahsUe). Plas- 
 tic operations of the palate. 
 
 Staphylorrhaphie (Stahfeelohrahfee). Op- 
 eration for closing a cleft in the palate. 
 
 Staphylotomie (Stahfeelohtohmie). Ampu- 
 tation of the uvula. Staphylotomy. 
 
 Stase (Stahz). Stasis. Arrest (of circula- 
 tion, etc.). 
 
 Station (Stahssidn). Station. Standing 
 upright. 
 
 Stationnaire (Stahsseeohnehr). Stationary. 
 
 Statique {StahUek). Static. What is at 
 rest or equilibrium (static electricity). 
 
 Statistique (Stahteesteek). Study of fre- 
 quency of phenomena or events. Sta- 
 tistics. 
 
 Stature {StahtUr). Stature. 
 
 Stearate (Stehahrdhi) . Salt of stearic acid. 
 
 Stearine (Stehahrien). Stearate of glyc- 
 erin. 
 
 Stearole {Stehakrohld). Stearol. Medica- 
 ment with fat as an excipient. 
 
 Stearrhee (Steahahrd). See Seborrh^e. 
 
 Steatome (StehahtShm). Sebaceous cyst. 
 
 Steatorrhea (Stehahtohrd). See Seborrhte. 
 
 SteUaire (StehUhr). Stellaria. Chickweed 
 (it is astringent). 
 
 Stenocephalia {StehnohssehfahUe). Head 
 having one short diameter. 
 
 Stenoglosse (Siehnohgldhs). Having a thin 
 and narrow tongue. 
 
 Stenon, canal da (Stehndhn, kahndhl deh). 
 Duct of parotid gland. Stenon's canal. 
 
 Stenose {Stehndhz). Stricture, narrowing 
 of a natural opening. Stenosis. 
 
 StSnosome (Stehnohzdhm). Having a thin 
 body. 
 
 Stephanion (Stehfahneedhn) . Point at 
 which the coronal suture meets the 
 temporal ridge. 
 
 Stercoraire (Stehrkohrehr). Poecal. Ster- 
 coral. 
 
 Stercoral,-e (Stehrkohrdhl). Fcecal. Ster- 
 coral. 
 
 S., efistule (5. , f cestui) . Intestinal fistula. 
 
 Stereoscope (Stehrehohskdhp). Stereo- 
 scope (photographic apparatus). 
 
 Sterile {StehrM). Sterile. Fruitless. 
 
 Sterilisation (Stehreeleezahssidn). Sterili- 
 zation. 
 
 Sterilite (Stehreeleetd). Sterility. 
 
 Sternal, -a (Stehrndhl). Referable to the 
 sternum. 
 
Ste 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 S. e., mor 
 
 Stemo-cl6ido-mastoldien, muscle (Stehr- 
 noh-klekeedoh-mahstoeedeeehn, muskl). 
 Stemo-mastoid muscle. 
 
 S.-humeral, m. {S.-umehrdhl, m.). Pec- 
 toralis major. 
 
 S.-hyoidien, m. {S.-eeoheedeeShn, m.) 
 Stemo-liyoid m. 
 
 S.-pubien, m. (S.-pubeeShn). Rectus ab- 
 dominis m. 
 
 S.-thyroidien, m. (S.-teeroheedeeihn, m.) 
 Sterno-thjrroid m. 
 
 Sternum {Stehrndhni). Sternum. 
 
 Stemutatoire (Stehrnutahtoodhr). Sub- 
 stance which provokes sneezing. 
 
 Stertoreux,-euse {Stehrtohrih). Snoring. 
 Stertorous. 
 
 Stethoscope (Stehtohskdhp). Stethoscope. 
 
 Sthgnique (Stehniek). Sthenic. Strong. 
 
 Stibiation {Steebeeahssidn). Using large 
 dozes of tartar-emetic. 
 
 Stibie,-e {Steebeed). Which contains anti- 
 monium. 
 
 S., tartre (5. tahrtr). Tartre-emetic. 
 
 Stibieux,-euse {Steeheeih). Antimonious. 
 
 Stigmate {Steegmdht). Stigma. Cicatrix. 
 
 Stigmatise, -e {Steegmahteezd). Bearing 
 stigmata. 
 
 Stillation {Steelahssidn) . Fall of liquid 
 drop by drop. Dropping. Stillation. 
 
 Stimulant,-e {Steemuldhn). Stimulant. 
 
 Stimulation (JSteemulahssidn). Stimula- 
 tion. 
 
 Stimulus (SteemulUs). What determines 
 excitation. Stimulus. 
 
 Stipe (Steep). Stem. 
 
 Stipule {Steepal). Supplementary small 
 leaf. 
 
 Stomacal,-e {Stohmahkdhl). Gastric. 
 
 Stomachique, artSre (Stohmahsheek, ahr- 
 Uhr). Coronary artery of the stomach. 
 
 Stomalgie {StohmaUzshie). Pain in the 
 mouth. 
 
 Stomatite {StohmahUet). Inflammation of 
 the mucous membrane of the mouth. 
 
 Stomo-gastrique, artdre {Stohmoh-gahs- 
 triek, ahrUhr). Coronary artery of the 
 stomach. 
 
 Strabisme (StrahbSezm) . Strabismus. 
 Squint. 
 
 Strabotomie (Strahbohtohmle). Operation 
 for correcting strabismus. 
 
 Stramoine (Strahmoodhnn). Stramonium. 
 Thorn apple. 
 
 Stramonium (.Strahmohneedhm). Stramo- 
 nium. Thorn apple. 
 
 Strangiilation (Strahngulahssidn). Stran- 
 gulation. 
 
 Strangurie (Strahngurie). Extreme diffi- 
 culty of urinating. 
 
 Stratifie,-e {Strahteefeed). Arranged in 
 layers. Stratified. 
 
 Stratum (Strahtdkm). Layer. Stratum. 
 
 Streptocoque (Strehptohkdhk). Strepto- 
 
 Stricture (Streektiir). Stricture. 
 
 Striduleux,-euse {StreeduUk). Stridulous. 
 Noisy. Piercing. Creaking. 
 
 Strie (Stree). Furrow. Stria. 
 
 Stri6,-e {Streed). Striped. Striated. 
 Marked by parallel lines. 
 
 S., corps (5., kohr). Striate body (in 
 Brain). 
 
 Striguleux,-euse (StreegulSh). Grooved. 
 Reticulated. 
 
 Strobile (StrohbSel). Fir cone. Segments 
 forming the body of a tapeworm. 
 
 Stroma (Strohmdh). Stroma. Main tis- 
 sue of an organ. 
 
 Strongle des bronches (Strohngl dek 
 brohnsh) . Worm met with in the 
 bronchi. 
 
 Strontium (Strohnsseedhm). Strontium. 
 
 Strophanthus (StrohfahnMs). Strophan- 
 thus. 
 
 Strophulus (Strohful4s). Papulous inflam- 
 mation of the skin. 
 
 S. simple (5. sehmpl). Red gum. 
 
 Structure {StruktUr). Structure. 
 
 Strumeux,-euse (Strumih). Scrofulous. 
 
 Strumiprive, Cachezie (Strumeepriev, Kas- 
 hehksie). Cachexia strumipriva (creti- 
 noid state). 
 
 Strychnine (StreeknSen). Strychnia. 
 
 Strychnique (StreeknSek). Referable to 
 strychnia. 
 
 Stupefaction {Stupehfahkssidn). Stupefac- 
 tion. 
 
 Stupefiant,-e (Stupehfeedhn). Stupefying. 
 
 Stupeur (StupShr). Stupor. 
 
 Stupidite (Stupeedeetd). Stupidity. He- 
 betude. 
 
 Style (Steel). Style. 
 
 Stylet (SteeUh). Stylet. Probe. 
 
 Stylo-glosse, muscle (Steeloh-glohss, 
 muskl). Styloglossus niuscle. 
 
 S.-hyoidien, m. (S.-hyoid m.). Stylo- 
 hyoid m. 
 
 Stylolde, apophyse (Steelohied, ahpohfe&z). 
 Styloid process. 
 
 Stylo-mastoldien, trou (Steeloh-mahstohee- 
 deeShn, troo). Stylo-mastoid foramen. 
 
 S.-maxillaire, ligament {S.-tnahkseeUhr, 
 leegahmdhn). Stylo-maxillary ligament. 
 
 S.-pharyngien, muscle (S.-fahrehnzshee&hn, 
 muskl). Stylo-pharyngeus muscle. 
 
 Styptique (Steeptiek). Styptic. What 
 tightens the tissues. 
 
 Styrax (Steerdhks). Prepared storax, bal- 
 sam of storax (genus of plants Ebenales). 
 
 SubaJgu,-e (Subehgil). Subacute. 
 
 Subcontinu,-e (Subkohnteenii). Continu- 
 ous with remittent attacks. 
 
 Subintrante, fievre (Subehntrdhnt, feeShvr). 
 Intermittent or remittent fever, in which 
 the second attack develops before the 
 first has entirely subsided. 
 
 Subit,-e (Subie). Unexpected., 
 
 S. e., mort (5., mohr). Sudden death. 
 
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Sub 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Sul 
 
 Subjacent, -e (Subzshahssdhn). Subjacent. 
 
 Subjectif,-ive (SubzshehktSef). Subjective. 
 
 Sublime {Subliem). Sublime. Elevated. 
 High. 
 
 S. des doigts, muscle (5. deh doodh, muskl). 
 Plexor sublimis digitorum. 
 
 Sublime (Subleemd). Corrosive sublimate. 
 Perchloride of mercury. 
 
 Sublingual, -e {Sublehngvdhl). What is 
 under the tongue. Sublingual. 
 
 Subluxation {Subluksahssidn). Incomplete 
 luxation. Subluxation. 
 
 Submatite {Submahteetd). Incomplete 
 dullness on percussion., 
 
 Submental,-e {Submahnidhl). Placed un- 
 der the chin. Submental. 
 
 Submerg6,-e (Submehrzshd) . Submerged. 
 
 Suboxyde {Subohksied). Suboxide. 
 
 Subsistance (Subseestdhns) . Subsistence. 
 Food. 
 
 Substance (Substdhns). Substance. 
 
 Substituant,-e (Substeetudhn). Substitut- 
 ing. 
 
 Substitution (Substeetussidn). Substitu- 
 tion. 
 
 Substratum (Substrahtdhm). Substratum. 
 
 Sue (Suk). Juice. 
 
 Succedan€,-e (Sukssehdahnd). What is 
 substituted for another. Substitute. 
 
 Succenturie,-e {Suksahntureed). Acces- 
 sory. 
 
 S.s, reins (5., rehn). Suprarenal capsules. 
 
 Succin (Sukss4hn). Yellow amber. 
 
 Succinique, acide (SuksseenSek, ahssled). 
 Succinic acid. 
 
 Succion {Sukssidn). Sucking. Suction. 
 
 Succussion (Sukussidn). Act of shaking. 
 Succussion. 
 
 Su(oir (Sussoodhr). Sucker. Cupping- 
 ^lass. 
 
 Sufon (Sitss6hn). Piece of folded lint 
 given to a nursling for sucking. 
 
 Supre (Sukr). Sugar. 
 
 S. brut (5. bru). Raw sugar. 
 
 S. de fruits (S. dehfruSe). Glucose. 
 
 S. de gelatine (5. deh zshehlahteen). Gly- 
 cocol. 
 
 S. de lait (S. deh leh). Sugar of milk. 
 Lactose. 
 
 S. d'orge (5. dohrzsh). Barley-sugar. 
 
 S. de pomme (5. deh pohm). Barley-sugar. 
 
 S. pile (S. peeld). Powdered sugar. 
 
 S. rafiSnS (5. rahfeend). Lump sugar. 
 Refined sugar. 
 
 S. de raisin (5. deh rehzShn). Grape sugar. 
 Glucose. 
 
 S. de r€glisse (5. deh rehgUess). Glycyr- 
 rhizinum. 
 
 S. de Satume (5. deh SahtUrn). Sugar of 
 lead. Acetate of lead. 
 
 S. vermifuge (5. vehrmeefilzsh). Prepara- 
 tion of sugar and mercury. 
 
 Sucre,-e {Sukrd). Sugared. Sweetened. 
 
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 Sudamina (Sudahmeendh). Very small 
 vesicles which develop in the course of 
 diseases. Sudamina. 
 
 Sudatoire (Sudahtoodhr). Which causes 
 perspiration. Diaphoretic. 
 
 Sudoral, -e {Sudohrdhl). Sudoral. 
 
 Sudorifique {Sudohreefiek). Sudorific. 
 
 Sudoripare {Sudohreepdhr). _ Which pro- 
 duces perspiration. Sudoriparous. 
 
 Suette (Suiht). Sweating sickness (con- 
 tagious febrile disease). 
 
 Sueur (Suihr). Sweat. Perspiration. 
 
 S. bleue (5. bkh). Chromidrosis. 
 
 S. pedieuse (5. pehdeeihz). Sweating of 
 feet. 
 
 Suffocant,-e (Sufohkdhn). Suffocating. 
 
 Suffocation (Sufohkahssidn). Suffocation. 
 Choking. 
 
 Stiffusion (Sufuzeedhn). Suffusion. Over- 
 spreading. 
 
 Suggestif,-ive {Sugzshehsteef). Suggestive. 
 
 Suggestion (SugzshehssiSn). Suggestion. 
 
 Sugillation (Suzsheelahssidn). Spontane- 
 ous ecchymosis. Livid spots. 
 
 Suicide (SueessSed). Suicide. 
 
 Suicidg {Sueesseedd). Who committed 
 suicide. 
 
 Suie {Suee). Soot. 
 
 Suif (Sueif). Solid grease. Tallow. 
 
 Suint (Suihn). Wool grease. Wool fat. 
 
 Suintement (Suehntmdhn). Oozing. 
 
 Suite (Sueet). Sequel. 
 
 Sujet de dissection {SuzsMh deh deessehks- 
 sidn). Body for dissection. 
 
 Sulciforme (Sulsseefdhrm). Having the 
 form of furrows, grooves. 
 
 Sulfate {Sulf&ht). Salt produced by a 
 combination of sulphuric acid with a 
 base. 
 
 S. de cuivre (5. deh kuSevr). Sulphate of 
 copper. Blue vitriol. 
 
 S. de fer (5. deh fehr). Sulphate of iron. 
 Ferrous sulphate. 
 
 S. de Magnesie (5. deh Mahnehzie). Sul- 
 phate of magnesia. Epsom salt. 
 
 S. de potasse (5. deh pohtdhss). Potas- 
 sium sulphate. 
 
 S. de sonde {S. deh ssood). Sulphate of 
 soda. Glauber's salt. 
 
 S. de zinc {S. deh zehnk). Sulphate of zinc. 
 
 Sulphydrique, acide {SulfeedHek, ahsseed). 
 Sulphuretted hydrogen. Hydric sul- 
 phide. 
 
 Sulfite (Sulfeet). Salt obtained from the 
 combination of sulphurous acid with a 
 base. 
 
 Sulfocarbolate de zinc (.Sulfohkahrbohldht 
 deh zehnk). Sulphocarbolate of zinc. 
 
 Sulfonal {Sulfohndhl). Sulphonal. 
 
 Sulfurage {Suljuhrdhzsh). External use 
 of sulphur. 
 
 Sulfure (Sulfur). Sulphide. Sulphuret. 
 Salt formed from a combination of sul- 
 phur with a metal. J 
 
S. de 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Sus 
 
 S. de carbone (5. deh kahrbihnn). Bisul- 
 phide of caxbon. 
 
 S. de potasse (5. deh pohtdhss). Sulphite 
 of potassium. 
 
 Sulfureux, acide (Sulfurik. ahssied). Sul- 
 phurous acid. 
 
 Sulfurique, acide Sulfur iek, ahsseid). 
 Sulphuric acid. 
 
 Superfecondation {Supehrfehkohndahs- 
 sidn). Superimpregnation. Successive 
 fecondation of two ovules. 
 
 Superf station (Supehrfektahssidn). See 
 Superfecondation. 
 
 Superieur,-e {Supehreeihr): Superior. 
 Upper. 
 
 Superposition (SupehrpohzeessiSn). Super- 
 imposed condition. 
 
 Supers6cr6tion (JSupehrsehkrehssidn) . 
 Oversecretion. 
 
 Supinateur, muscle court {SupeenahUhr, 
 muskl koor). Supinator brevis. 
 
 S., muscle court (5., muskl koor). Supina- 
 tor brevis. 
 
 S., muscle long (5., muskl lohn). Supina- 
 tor longus. 
 
 Supination (Supeenahssidn). Supination 
 (movement which carries the hand out- 
 wards). 
 
 SupporteuT,-euse (Supohrtihr) . Support- 
 ing apparatus. 
 
 Suppositoire {Supohzeetoodhr). Supposi- 
 tory. 
 
 Suppression (Suprehssidn). Suppression. 
 
 S. d'urine (5. durSen). Arrest of secretion 
 of luine. 
 
 Suppurant,-e (,Supurdhn). Suppiu-ating. 
 
 Suppuratif,-ive {SupurahUef). Suppura- 
 tive. 
 
 Suppur6,-e {Supurd). Suppurated. 
 
 Supraclaviculaire {SuprahklahveekuUhr) . 
 Supraclavicular. 
 
 Suractivite {Surahkteeveetd). Exaggerated 
 activety. 
 
 Suraigti,-e (Surehgii). Very acute. 
 
 Sural, -e {Surdhl). Sural. Relating to 
 the calf of the leg. 
 
 Suralimentation (Surahleemahntahssidn). 
 Suralimentation. 
 
 Surcilier (Sursseeleed) . See Sourcilier. 
 
 Surcostaux, muscles (Surkohstoh, muskl). 
 Supra-costal muscles. Levatores cost- 
 arum muscles. 
 
 Surdi-mutitS (Surdee-muteetd). Deaf-mu- 
 tism. 
 
 Surdity (Surdeetd). Deafness. 
 
 Sureau (Surdh). Elder. 
 
 Surepineux, muscle {Surehpeenih, muskl). 
 Supraspinatus muscle. 
 
 Surexcitabilite (Surehkseetahbeeleetd). Ex- 
 cessive excitability; 
 
 Surexcitation (Surehkseetahssidn). Exces- 
 sive excitement. 
 
 Surface {Surfdhss). Surface. 
 
 S. de glissement (5. dek glees smdhn). 
 
 Smooth surface of a bone over which the 
 tendon slides. 
 
 S. d'insertion (5. dehnsehrssidn). Ridge of 
 a bone for insertion of a tendon or 
 ligament. 
 
 Surmenage (,Surmehndhzsh). Over worked 
 state. 
 
 Sunnene,-e (Surmehnd). Overworked. 
 
 Sur-occipital {Surohksseepeet&U). Supra- 
 occipital. 
 
 Sur-orbitaire {SurohrbeeUhr) . Supra-or- 
 bital. 
 
 Suroxydation (SurohkseedahssiSn) . Per- 
 oxidation. 
 
 Suroxyde {Surohksied). Peroxide. 
 
 Suroxyg€n€,-e (Surohkseezshehnd). Over- 
 charged with oxygen. 
 
 Surrenal,-e (Surehndhl). Suprarenal. 
 
 S. es, glandes ou capsules (S., glahnd oo 
 kahpsUl) Suprarenal capsules. 
 
 Sursaturation (Sursahturahssidn) . Exces- 
 sive saturation. 
 
 Sur-spinal,-e (Surspeendhl). Supraspin- 
 ous. 
 
 Surspinaux, muscles {Surspeenoh, muskl). 
 Interspinal muscles. 
 
 Surtout ligamenteux ant€rieur (Surtdo 
 leegahmahnteh ahntehreeShr) Anterior 
 common ligament of the spine. 
 
 S. 1. postgrieur (5. /. pohstehreeShr). 
 Posterior common ligament of the 
 spine. 
 
 Survie (SurvSe). Survival. Outliving. 
 
 Sus-acromial, nerf (Suzakkrohmeedkl, 
 nehr). Acromial branch of the supra- 
 clavicular nerves. 
 
 Sus-carpiennes, artSres (Sukahrpeeihnn, 
 ahrUhr). Posterior carpal arteries. 
 
 SusceptibilitS {Sussehpteebeeleetd). Sus- 
 ceptibility. 
 
 Sus-claviculaire {SuklahveekuUhr). Supra- 
 clavicular. 
 
 Sus-epineux, muscles (Suzehpeeneh, 
 muskl). Interspinales muscles. 
 
 Sus-hgpatiques, veines (Suzehpahteek 
 vehnn). Hepatic veins. 
 
 Sus-mall€olaire {SumahlehohUhr). 
 Supramalleolar. 
 
 Sus-maxillaire, os {SumahkseeUhr, ohss). 
 Superior maxillary bone, 
 
 Sus-nasal,-e (Sunahzdhl). Supranasal. 
 
 Sus-occipital,-e (Suzohkseepeetahl) . 
 Supraoccipital. 
 
 Sus-orbitaire {SuzohrbeetShr). Supraorbi- 
 tal. 
 
 Suspendu,-e (Suspahndii) . Suspended. 
 
 Suspenseur de l'hum€rus, ligament (Sus- 
 pahnsihr deh lumehrHs, leegahmdhn). 
 Coraco-brachialis. 
 
 Suspension (Suspahnsidn) . Suspension. 
 
 Suspensoir (Suspahnsoodhr). Suspensory 
 bandage. 
 
 Suspirieux,-euse {SuspeereeSh) . Sighing. 
 
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Sus 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Syp 
 
 Sus-pubienne, artSre {Supubeeehnn, ahr- 
 Uhr). Epigastric artery. 
 
 Sus-pubien, anneau (SupubeeShn, ahndh). 
 External inguinal ring. 
 
 S.-p. s., cordons (Sp. kohrdohn). Round 
 ligaments of the uterus. 
 
 S.-p., nerf (5. p., nehr). Genito-crural 
 nerve. 
 
 S.-scapulaire inf6rieur, muscle {Suskahpu- 
 Uhr ehnfehreeehr, muskl). Infraspinatus 
 muscle. 
 
 S.-s. supSrieur, m. (S.-s. supehreeShr, m.). 
 Supraspinatus muscle. 
 
 Sus-sternal,-e {SustehrmdU). Supraster- 
 nal. 
 
 Sustentation (Sustahntahssidn). Suste- 
 nance. 
 
 Suture (Sutiir). Suture. An operation 
 consisting of sewing up the lips of a 
 wound. 
 
 S. entrecoupee (5. ahntrkoopd). Inter- 
 rupted suture. 
 
 S. k points sgpares (5. ah pooShn sehpahrd). 
 Interrupted suture. 
 
 S. enchevjllee (5. ahnshveed). Quilled or 
 compound suture. 
 
 S. empennee (5. ahmpehnd). Quilled or 
 compound suture. 
 
 S. emplumfie (5. ahmplumd). Quilled or 
 compound suture. 
 
 S. en surjet (5. ahn surzshd). Continuous 
 or uninterrupted suture. 
 
 S. du pelletier (5. du pehllteed). Continu- 
 ous or uninterrupted suture. 
 
 S. entortillee (5. ahntohrleed). Twisted or 
 hairlip suture. 
 
 Suturer (Suturd). To suture. 
 
 Sycose (Seekdhz). Sycosis. Barber's itch 
 (Pustular folliculitis in hairy areas). 
 
 Sylvius, aqueduc de (Seelveeiis, ahkdiik 
 deh). Aqueduct of Sylvius (passage 
 from the third to the fourth ventricle. 
 
 S., fissure de (5., feesslir deh). Sylvian 
 fissure. 
 
 Symbiose (Seembeedhz). Symbiosis. As- 
 sociation of dissimilar organisms. 
 
 Symblepharon (Seemblehfahrohn). Adhe- 
 sion of the lid with the eyeglobe. 
 
 Symbole (Seembohl). Symbol. 
 
 Sympathie (SehmpahtSe). Sympathy. 
 
 Sympathique (^Sehmpatiek). Depending on 
 sympathy. 
 
 S., nerf grand (5., nehr grahn). Sympa- 
 thetic nerve. 
 
 S. moyen, nerf (5. mooahyShn, nehr). 
 Vagus nerve. 
 
 S. peitit, nerf (5. ptee, nehr). Facial 
 nerve. 
 
 Synipliyse(5efew/^ez). Symphysis. Articu- 
 lation in which bones are held together 
 by some tissue between them. 
 
 Symphyseal,-e (Sehmfeezehdhl). Symphy- 
 sic. 
 
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 Symphyseotomie {Sehmfeezehohtohmie). 
 Section of the fibrous cartilage of pubic 
 symphysis. 
 
 Symptomatique (Sehmptohmahteek). Sym- 
 tomatic. 
 
 Symptomatologie (Sehmptohmahtoholohz- 
 shle). Symptomatology. 
 
 Sympt6me (SehmptShm). Symptom. 
 
 Synarthrose (Seenahrtrdhz). Synarthrosis 
 (immovable joints). 
 
 Synchondrose {Sehnkohndrdhz) . A sym- 
 physis in which the articulating bones are 
 interposed by a cartilage. 
 
 Synchrone (Sehnkrdhn). Synchronous. 
 
 Syncinesie (SehnsseenehzSe). An involun- 
 tary movement of one part of the body 
 occurring simultaneously with a volun- 
 tary or reflex movement of another part 
 of the body. 
 
 Syncope (Sehnkohp). Syncope. Paint- 
 ing. 
 
 Syndactylie (SehndahkteelSe). Syndactyly. 
 Webbed fingers. 
 
 Syndesmie, (SehndehsmSe). Union of or- 
 gans (bones) by ligaments. 
 
 Syndesmose (Sehndehsmohz). Union of 
 organs (bones) by ligaments. 
 
 Syndesmographie (Sehndehsmohgrahfee) . 
 Description of ligaments. 
 
 Syndrome {Sehndrohm). Syndrome. As- 
 sociation of symptoms. 
 
 Synechie (SeenehshSe) . Synechia. Ad- 
 hesion of the iris with the cornea or with 
 the capsule of the lens. 
 
 Synergie {SeenehrzsMe). Synergia. As- 
 sociated energy. 
 
 Synesthesie (Seenehstehzie). Sensation felt 
 in one part of the body when another 
 area is stimulated. 
 
 Synizesis {SeeneezehzSes). Occlusion of 
 the pupil. 
 
 Synoque (Seendhk). Continuous fever. 
 
 Synostose {Seenohstdhz) . Synostosis. An- 
 kylosis (Union by bones). 
 
 Synoviale, capsule {Seenohveedhl, kahpsUl). 
 Synovial membrane or capsule. 
 
 Synovie {Seenohvie). Synovial fluid. 
 
 Synovite {Seenohviet). Synovitis. 
 
 Synthase {Sehntehz). Synthesis. 
 
 Syntonine (Sehntohnlen). Syntonin 
 (A proteid obtained from muscular 
 tissue.) 
 
 Syphilide (Seefeeleed). Syphilid (Cuta- 
 neous lesions in syphilis. 
 
 Syphiligraphe (Seefeeleegrdhf). Writer on 
 syphilis. 
 
 Syphilis {SeefeeUes). Syphilis. 
 
 Syphilise {Seefeeleezd) . Syphilized. 
 
 Syphilitique {SeefeeleeUek). Syphilitic. 
 
 Syphilographe {Seefeelohgrdhf). Syphilo- 
 grapher. 
 
 Syphilome (Seefeeldhm). Syphiloma 
 (Gumma of tertiary syphilis). 
 
Syp OF MEDICAL TERMS Sys 
 
 Syphilophobie (Seefeelohbie). Syphilopho- SystSmatisation (Seestehmahteezahssidn). 
 
 bia (morbid fear of syphilis). Systematic arrangement of facts. 
 
 Syringomyglie {Seerehngohmeeehlie) . Syr- SystSme {SeesUhm). System. 
 
 ingomyelia (cavities in the spinal cord). Systole {Seestdhl). Systole (state of heart 
 
 Systematique (SeestehmahUek). Systema- during its contraction). 
 
 tic. Systolique (SeestohUek). Systolic. 
 
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T., ban 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 T., car 
 
 T., bandage en {T., bahnddhzsh ahn). 
 Bandage in the form of letter T. 
 
 Tabac (Tahbdh). Tobacco. 
 
 Tabatiere anatomique (Tahbahteeihr ahn- 
 ahtohmiek). Anatomical snuff-box: de- 
 pression at the base of the thumb on its 
 radial side between the long and brief 
 extensors. 
 
 Tabes (,TahbShs). Tabes. Locomotor at- 
 axia. 
 
 Tabetique {TakbehUek). Pertaining to 
 tabes. Tabetic. 
 
 Tabid e {Tahhied). Hectic. Consump- 
 tive. Wasted. 
 
 Tabiflque {Tahbeefiek). Which causes con- 
 sumption or marasm. 
 
 Table {TahU). Table. 
 
 Tablette (TahbUht). Tablet. Lozenge. 
 
 Tablier (Tahbked). Apron. 
 
 T. des Hottentotes (r. deh H). Labia 
 minora of unusual size. 
 
 Tabouret (Tahboord). Foot-stool. 
 
 Tabulair-e (TahbuUhr). Tabular. 
 
 Tache (Tahsh). Task. 
 
 Tache (Tahsh). Spot. Stain. 
 
 T. coloree (T. kohlohrd). Naevus. 
 
 T. hepatique (r. ehpahUek). Yellow- 
 brown spot of the skin. 
 
 T. lenticulaire (T. lahnteekulehr). Typhoid 
 rash. 
 
 T. de Mariotte (r. deh M.). Blind spot. 
 
 T. m€ningitique {T. mehnehnzsheeUeh). 
 Persistent red mark brought out by 
 scratching the skin. 
 
 T. cSrSbrale {T. ssehrehbrdhl). Persistent 
 red mark brought out by scratching the 
 skin. 
 
 T. sanguine (T. sahngg&en). Nsevus. 
 
 Tachetg,-e {Tahshtd). Spotted. Speck- 
 led. 
 
 T. e., maladie {T. mahlahdie). Addison's 
 disease Melanaemia. Purpura. 
 
 Tachycardie {TahkeekahrdSe). Tachycar- 
 dia. 
 
 Tact (Tahkt). Touch. Peeling. Tact. 
 
 Tactile (.Tahktiel). Tactile. 
 
 Tactuel,-le {TahUuM). Referable to 
 touch. 
 
 Taenia {Tinia) (Tehoreedh). Tapeworm. 
 Taenia. 
 
 T. a anneaux courts (T. ah ahndh koor). 
 Botriocephalus latus. 
 
 T. armS (T. ahrmd). Tasnia solium. 
 
 T. d'Hippocampe {T. deepohkdhmp). Tae- 
 nia. Hippocampi. 
 
 T. inerme {T. eenihrm). Taenia saginata. 
 
 T. mediocannellS {T. mehdeeohkahnld). 
 Taenia saginata. 
 
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 T. nain (F. nehn). T. Echinococcus or 
 
 nana. 
 T. semi-circulaire (T. ssehmeesseerkuUhr). 
 
 Semicircular bands of the corpus stria- 
 
 tus. 
 T. solium (r. soMeedhm). Tapeworm. 
 Taffetas d'Angleterre {Tahftah dahngleh- 
 
 tihr). Court-plaster. Sticking-plaster. 
 Taie (JTeh). Opacity of the cornea. 
 Taille (Tahy). Stature. Height of the 
 
 body. Cystotomy. Lithotomy. 
 Tailler (Tahyd). To perform lithotomy. 
 Talc (Tahlk). Talcum. 
 Talon (Tahldhn). Heel. 
 Talure {Tahlur). Contusion. 
 Talus, pied {TahlUss, peed). Difformed 
 
 foot which touches the ground only with 
 
 the heel. Talipes calcaneus. 
 T a m a r i n {Tahmahrehn). Tamarind, 
 
 Laxative fruit. 
 Tambour {Tahmbdor). Drum of the ear 
 
 Tympanum. 
 T. a levier (T. ah lehveed). Instrument of 
 
 physiology serving to illustrate various 
 
 movements. 
 Tampon (Tahmpdhn). Plug. Tampon. 
 Tamponnement (Tahmpohnmdhn). Plug- 
 ging a cavity. 
 Tan (Tahn). Tan. The outer covering 
 
 of a tree pulverized to serve as an anti- 
 septic dressing. 
 Tanaisie (Tahnehzle) . Tansy. Leaves of 
 
 the plant Tanacetum (bitter and aroma- 
 tic). 
 Tangentiel,-le ( Tahnzshahnsseeehl) . 
 
 Which touches only one point on a sur- 
 face. 
 Tanin (TahnShn). Tannin. 
 Tannate {Tahndhf). Salt produced by 
 
 combining tannin with a base. 
 Tannia {TahnShn). Tannin. Tannic acid. 
 Tannique (TahnSek). Tannic. 
 Taon (Tahdhn). Ox-fly. 
 Tapetum {Tahpehtdhm) . The sphenoidal 
 
 cornu of the corpus callosum. 
 Tapis (Tahpee). Tapetum. 
 Tare,-e (Tahra). Damaged. Injured. 
 
 Spoiled. 
 Tarentisme {TahrahnUezm). Epidemic 
 
 Chorea. 
 Tarentule {TahrahnMl). Species of spider. 
 Tarin, valvule de (Tahrihn, vahlvHl deh). 
 
 Locus perforatus posticus. 
 Tarsalgie (Tahrsahlzshie). Painful valgus. 
 
 Flat foot. Tarsalgia. 
 Tarse (Tahrs). Instep. Tarsus. 
 T., cartilage de (r., kahrteeldhzsh deh). 
 
 Tarsal cartilage of the eyelid. 
 
Tar 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Ten 
 
 Tarsien, ne (Tahrseeikn). Tarsal. 
 Tarso-metatarsi-phalangien du pouce 
 
 {Tahrsoh-mehtahtahrsie-fahlahnzsheeihn 
 du po6s). Abductor pollicis muscle 
 (foot). 
 
 T.-phalangien du pouce (T.-faklahmshee- 
 (hn du poos). Plexor brevis pollicis 
 (foot). 
 
 T.-sousphalangien du petit orteil (T.-fah- 
 lahnzsheeihn du poos). Plexor brevis 
 minimi digiti (foot). 
 
 T.-s. du pouce {T.-s. du poos). Plexor 
 brevis pollicis (foot). 
 
 Taitarique {Tahrtahriek). Tartaric. 
 
 Tartrate {Tahrtrdht). Tartrate. 
 
 Tartre acide {Tahrtr ahssied). Acid tar- 
 trate of potash, cream of tartar. 
 
 T. borate {T. bohrahtd). Cream of tartar. 
 
 T. neutre de potasse (T. nektr deh poh- 
 tdhss). Tartrate of potash. 
 
 T. de potasse et d'antimoine (T. deh poh- 
 tdhss eh dahnteemoodhun). Tartar emet- 
 ic. Tartrated antimony. 
 
 T. d. p. et de soude {T. deh p. eh deh Sood). 
 Tartrate of potash and soda. Rochelle 
 salt. 
 
 Tatouage {Tahtoodhzsh). Tattooing. 
 
 Taupe iTokp). Mole. 
 
 Taureau (Tohrdh). Bull. 
 
 Taurocolle (Tohrohkdhl). A glue obtained 
 from the cellular tissue of the ox. 
 
 Taxis {Tahksies). Methodical pressure on 
 a hernia. Taxis. 
 
 Tegmenteuse abdominale, artere (Tehg- 
 mahntihz ahbdohmeendhl, ahrUhr). Su- 
 perficial epigastric artery. 
 
 Tegmentum {Tehgmehntdhm). Dorsal or 
 posterior portion of the crura cerebri. 
 
 Teigne (Tehnn). Moth. Popular name 
 of different affections of the skin. Tinea. 
 
 T. achromateuse {T. ahkrohmahUhz). Al- 
 opecia. 
 
 T.ta.ir6Vise {T.fahvShz). Favus. 
 
 T. granulSe {T. grahnuld). Impetigo (of 
 scalp). 
 
 T. tondante on tonsurante {T. tohndahnt 
 00 tohnsurdhnt) . Ringworm (of the 
 scalp). 
 
 Teigneuz,-euse (Tehneeih). Referable to 
 tinea. 
 
 Teinture {TehntAr). Tincture. 
 
 T. aromatique {T. ahrohmahUek). Com- 
 pound tincture of cinnamon. 
 
 T. balsamique (T. bahlzahm&ek). Com- 
 pound tincture of balsam (myrrh, tolu, 
 benzoin, aloes, oliban). 
 
 T. de colchique (T. deh kohlshSek). Tinc- 
 ture of colchicum seeds. 
 
 T. €ther€e de chlorure de fer {T. ehtehrd 
 deh klohrHr deh fehr). Etherated tinc- 
 ture of iron. 
 
 T. de gentiane compos€e (T. deh zshehntee- 
 dhn kohmpohzd). Compound tincture 
 of iron. 
 
 T. de Klaproth {T. de K.). Etherated 
 tincture of chlorid of iron. 
 
 T. de Mars tartarisSe (T. deh M. tahrtahr- 
 eezd). Tartrate of potash and liquid iron. 
 
 T. d'opium vineuse safranle (r. dohpee- 
 6hm veenlhz sahfrahnd). Laudanum of 
 Sydenham. Compound wine of opium. 
 
 T. de noix vomique (T. deh nooah vohmiek). 
 Tincture of nux vomica. 
 
 T. de poivre (r. deh poodhvr). Tincture 
 of capsicum. 
 
 T. de quinquina (T. deh kehnkeendh). 
 Tincture of cinchona or bark. 
 
 T. de q. composee (T. deh k. kohmpohzd). 
 Compound tincture of cinchona. 
 
 T. vulneraire {T. vulnehrihr). Red tinc- 
 ture (17 species of leaves and 2 species 
 of flowers). 
 
 T. de jalap composee (r. deh zshahldhp 
 kohmpohzd). Purgative- tincture or Ger- 
 man whiskey. 
 
 TSlangiectasie {TehlahnzsheeehktahzSe). 
 Dilatation of capillary vessels. 
 
 Tellure,-e (.Tehlurd). Containing tellu- 
 rium. 
 
 Temoin (Tehmooehn). The control sub- 
 ject of experiments. 
 
 T empe (Tahmp). Temple. Temporal re- 
 gion. 
 
 Temperament {Tahnpehrahmdhn). Tem- 
 perament. Constitution. 
 
 Temperant,-e (Tahnpehrdhn) . Moderat- 
 ing. Cooling. Sedative. 
 
 Temperature {TahnpehrahMr). Tempera- 
 ture. 
 
 Tempere,-e (Tahnpehrd). Temperate. 
 Mild. 
 
 Temporaire (Tahnpohrehr). Temporary. 
 
 Temporal,-e (Tahnpohrdhl). Referable to 
 the temples. 
 
 Temporo-auriculaire muscle {Tahnpohrdh- 
 ohreekuUhr muskl). Superior auriculary 
 muscle. 
 
 T.-superflciel, nerf {T.-supehrfeesseeihl, 
 nehr). Auriculo-temporal nerve. 
 
 Temps (Tahn). Time. Period. Weather. 
 Season. 
 
 Tenace (Tehndhss). Tenacious. Which 
 adheres strongly. 
 
 Tenacite (Tehnahsseetd). Tenacity. 
 
 Tenaculum {TehnahkuUhm) . Tenaculum. 
 
 Tenaille (Tehndhy). Bone nippers. Cut- 
 ting bone- or cartilage-forceps. 
 
 Tendineux,-euse (Tahndeeneh). Resem- 
 bling tendons. 
 
 Tendon (Tahndohn). Tendon. Sinew. 
 
 T. d'Achille. (r. dahsheel). Tendon of 
 Achilles. 
 
 TSnesme (TehnShzm). Persistent strain- 
 ing at stool. Tenesmus. 
 
 Tenette {Tehniht). Lithotomy forceps. 
 
 T§nia (Tehneedh). See Taenia. 
 
 Tenorrhaphie {Tehnohrahfie). Suture of 
 tendons. 
 
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Ten 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 The 
 
 T§nosynovite (TehnohsseenohvSet). Pain- 
 ful crepitation of tendons. 
 
 T^notomie {Tehnohtohmee). Section of 
 tendons. 
 
 Tenseur (Tahnsihr). Tensor. Extensor. 
 
 T. de I'aponevrose crurale (T. deh lahpoh- 
 nehvrdhz crurdhl). Tensor fascia latas. 
 Tensor vaginae femoris muscle. 
 
 T. du tympan, muscle {T. deh tehnpdhn 
 muskf) . Tensor tympani 
 
 Tension (Tahnssidti). Tension. 
 
 Tentacule (Tahntahk4l). Appendix with 
 which many animals are provided. 
 
 Xante (Tahnt). Tent. Cylindrical plug. 
 
 T. du cervelet (T. eh ssehrvehleh). Ten- 
 torium cerebelli. 
 
 Tentipelle {Tahnteepihl). Cosmetic for 
 facial wrinkles. 
 
 Tgnu,-e (Tehml). Attenuated. Thin. 
 
 Teratologie {Tehrahtohlohzshie). Part of 
 Pathology which treats monstrosities. 
 
 T§rebgne (Tehrehbihn). Terebene. 
 
 Terebenthine {Tehrehhahnteen). Turpen- 
 tine. 
 
 Terebrant,-e (Tehrehbrdhn). Terebrating. 
 Boring. Keen. Lancinating (pain). 
 
 Terebration {Tehrehbrahssidn). Trephin- 
 ing. Perforation. 
 
 Terminaison {Tehrmeenehzdhn). Ending. 
 Termination. 
 
 Temaire {Tehrnihr). Ternary. 
 
 Terrain (Tehrrihn). Ground. 
 
 Terra (Tehrr). Earth. 
 
 T. cimolee {T. sseemohld). Pipe clay. 
 
 T. foli€e calcaire (T. fohleed kahlkShr). 
 Acetate of calcium. 
 
 T. f. mercurielle (T". /. mehrkureeihl). 
 Acetate of mercury. 
 
 T. f. minerale ou de tartre (T.f. meenehrdhl 
 00 deh tahrtr). Acetate of sodium. 
 
 T. f. vggetale (T.f. vekzshehtdhl). Acetate 
 of potash. 
 
 T. a foulon (T. ahfooldhn). Puller's earth. 
 
 Terreux,-ause {TehrrSh). Terreous. 
 Earthy. 
 
 Territoira (Tehreetoodhr). Territory. Re- 
 gion. 
 
 Tertiaire (TehrteeShr). Tertiary. 
 
 Tassale,-e (Tehssld). Arranged in mosaik. 
 Tesselated. 
 
 Test (Tehst). Shell (animals). Crucible. 
 
 Testes (Tehst). _ Name of posterior quad- 
 rigeminal bodies. 
 
 Testiculaira {TehsteekuUhr). Pertaining 
 to testicles. 
 
 Testicule {TehsteeMl). Testicle. 
 
 Tetanie {Tehtahnie). Tetany. 
 
 Tetanique (Tehtahniek). Tetanic. 
 
 TStanisation (Tehtahneezahssidn). Tetan- 
 ization. 
 
 Tetanos (Tehtahndhss). Tetanus. Lock- 
 jaw. 
 
 X6tard (Tehtdhr). Tadpole. 
 
 TSta (Teht). Head. 
 
 148 
 
 T6tee (Tehtd). Ingestion of mother's milk 
 by the child. 
 
 Tetin {TehUhn). Nipple. Teat. 
 
 Tetine (Tehtien). Udder. 
 
 Teton (Tehtdhn). Nipple. Breast of a 
 woman. 
 
 Tgtrachlorure (TehtrahklohrHr). Tetra- 
 chloride. 
 
 Tetrageneme gpidemique (Tehtrahzsheh- 
 nehm ehpeedehmiek). Epidemic disease 
 caused by a micrococcus. 
 
 Tetrasomie {Tehtrahsohmie).^ Doctrine ac- 
 cording to which everything is derived 
 from four elements: fire, water, air and 
 earth. 
 
 Tetrathionique (Tehirahteeohniek). Con- 
 taining four equivalents of sulphur. 
 
 Thalamic {TahlahmSek). Referable to the 
 thalamus opticus. 
 
 Thalline (TahlUen). Thallin. 
 
 Thanatologie (TahnahtohlohzshSe). Treaty 
 on death. 
 
 The (Ta). Tea. 
 
 T. du Canada (r. du C). Gaultheria pro- 
 cumbens. 
 
 T. de St. Germain on de sante (T. de St. 
 Zshehrmihn oo deh sahntd). Infusion of 
 Senna, aniseed, cream of tartar. 
 
 T. du Mexiqua {T. du Mehkseek). Spanish 
 tea. 
 
 Thebaina {Tehbahien). Thebain. Para- 
 morphin. 
 
 Thebaique, axtrait {Tehbaheeh, ehkstrih). 
 Liquid extract of opium. 
 
 Theiforme (Teheefdhrm). Resembling tea. 
 
 Thgine {Teheen). Thein. 
 
 Thelalgie {Tehlahlzshie). Pain in the nip- 
 ples. 
 
 Thelodarmite (TehlohdehrmSet). Inflam- 
 mation of papilla of the skin. 
 
 Xh€lorrhagie (Tehlohrahzshee). Hemor- 
 rhage from the nipple. 
 
 Thenar {Tehndhr). Ball of the thumb. 
 Thenar 
 
 Theobromine (Tehohbrohmlen). Alkaloid 
 of Theobroma Cacao. Theobromin. 
 
 Theorie (Tehohree). Theory. 
 
 Theosophia (TehohzohfSe). Theosophy. 
 
 Theque {Tekk). Theca. Name of the 
 urn in the cryptogames, 
 
 Therapeute {Tehrahpiht). Therapeutist. 
 
 Th€rapeutique (Tehrahpehtiek). Thera- 
 peutics. Therapy. 
 
 ThSrapeutista (Tehrahpehteest). Thera- 
 peutist. 
 
 Therapia (TehrahpSe). Therapy. Thera- 
 peutics. 
 
 Theriaque, elactuaira {Tehreedhk, ehlehk- 
 tuihr). Treacle. Molasses. Electu- 
 arium opiatum polypharmacicum. 
 
 Thermal, -e {Tehrmdhl). Thermal. 
 
 Thermas {Tehrm). Thermal baths. 
 
 Thermique (Tehrmlek). Concerning the 
 temperature. 
 
The 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tit 
 
 Thermocautgre {TehrmohkohUhr). Ther- 
 mocautery (invented by Paquelin). 
 
 Thermochimie {Jehrmohsheemie). Ther- 
 mochemistry. 
 
 Thermochrose ( Tehrmohkrdkz). Peculiar- 
 ity of certain rays consisting of their 
 greater transmissibility. 
 
 ThennogenSse {Tehrmohsshehnihz). Ther- 
 mogenesis. 
 
 Thermog€nie {Tehrmohzshehnie). Ther- 
 mogenesis. 
 
 Thermoginose (Tehrmohzsheendhz) . Dis- 
 orders produced by insolation. 
 
 ThermomStre {TehrmomShtr). Thermo- 
 meter. 
 
 Thermometrographe (Tehrmohmehtroh- 
 grahf) . Instrument registering the lowest 
 and highest temperature in a given time. 
 
 Therniomin6ral,-e {Tehrmohmeenehrdhl) . 
 Referable to springs which are thermal 
 and mineral. 
 
 Thermomultiplicateur ( TehrmohmuUuplee- 
 kahtehr) . Instrument for estimating the 
 slightest variations of temperature. 
 
 Thermophile (TehrmohfM). Seeking or 
 liking heat. 
 
 Thermoscope (Tehrmohskdhp) . A very 
 sensible thermometer. 
 
 Thermotherapie {TehrmohtehrahpSe). 
 Treatment by heat. 
 
 Thomson, maladie de (T., mahlahdee deh). 
 Thomson's ^disease. Myotonia con- 
 genita. 
 
 Thoracique (Tohrahsslek). Pertaining to 
 thorax. 
 
 T., canal (T., kahndhl). Thoracic, duct. 
 
 Thoracocentese (TohrahkosahnUhz) . Tap- 
 ping the chest. 
 
 Thoracentese {TohrahsahnUhz). Tapping 
 the chest. 
 
 Thoraco-facial, muscle {Tohrahkdh-fahssee- 
 ahl, muskl). Platysma. 
 
 Thorax (Tohrdhks). Thorax. Chest. 
 
 Thridace {Treeddhss). Extract of lettuce 
 (Lactuca sativa). Thridacium. Lactu- 
 carium. 
 
 Thrill (Treel). Thrill (in aneurisms). 
 
 Thrombose {Trohmbdhz). Thrombosis. 
 
 Thrombus {TrohmMss). Thrombus. Co- 
 agulum. 
 
 Thurique, Gomme {Turiek, gohmm). Gum 
 Arabic. 
 
 Thymus {TeemUs). Thymus gland. 
 
 Thyreo-arytenoidien, muscle {Teerehdh- 
 ahreetehnoheedeeihn, muskl). Thyreo- 
 arytenoid muscle. 
 
 Thyr6oc61e {TeerehohssM). Goitre. 
 
 Thyreoide, cartilage {TeerehoUed). Thy- 
 roid cartilage. 
 
 Thyroide {TeeroUed). Thyroid cartilage. 
 
 T., glande {T., glahnd). Thyroid gland. 
 
 Thyroidien-ne ( Teeroheedeeehn ) . Thyroid. 
 
 T., muscle {T., muskl). Hyo-thyroid mus- 
 cle. 
 
 Thyrlo-pharyngien, muscle {Teerekdh-fah- 
 reenzsheehn, muskl). A part of the in- 
 ferior constrictor of the pharynx. 
 
 T.-staphylin (T.-stahfeeUhn). Azygos 
 uvulae muscle. 
 
 Tibia {Teebedh). Tibia. 
 
 Tibial antSrieur, muscle (Teebeedhl ahnteh 
 reeihr, muskl). Tibialis anticus. 
 
 T. postSrieur, muscle (2". pohstehreeihr, 
 muskl). 
 
 Tibio-calcaneen, muscle (Teebeedh-kahl- 
 kahneMhn muskl). The Soleus muscle. 
 
 T.-malleolaire (T.-mahlehohlehr). The in- 
 ternal saphenous vein. 
 
 T.-peron6o-tarsien, muscle {T.-pehrohne- 
 hoh-tahrseeihn m.). Peroneus longus 
 muscle. 
 
 T.-peronier, m. {T.-pehrohneed,m.). Tibio- 
 peroneal. Tibio-fibular m. 
 
 T.-sous-phalangettien commun {T.-soo- 
 fahlahnzsheteeehn kohm&hn). Plexor lon- 
 gus digitorum. 
 
 T.-sous-tarsien, m. {T.-soo-tahrsee&hn, m.). 
 Tibialis posticus muscle. 
 
 T.-sus-tarsien, m. {T.-su-t.). Tibialis an- 
 tieus m. 
 
 T.-tarsien (T.-tahrseeShn). Tibio-tarsal. 
 
 Tic (Teek). Tic. 
 
 T. douloureux (T. dooloorSh). Facial neu- 
 ralgia. 
 
 Tiede {TeeShd). Tepid. Lukewarm. 
 
 Tierce {Teeihrs). Tertian. 
 
 Tige (Teezsh). Stalk. Stem. 
 
 Timbre (Tehmbr). Sonorous quality or 
 tone of a voice. 
 
 Tintement {Tehntmdhn). Ringing. Tink- 
 ling. Humming sound. 
 
 T. d'oreille (T. dohrdy). Tinnitus aurium. 
 
 Tiquete.-e (Teektd). Spotted. Speckled. 
 
 Tirage (Teerdhzsh). Depression in epigas- 
 tric area at each inspiratory effort in dys- 
 pnoea. 
 
 Tiraillement {Teerahymdhn). Twitch- 
 ing. 
 
 T. d'estomac (T. dehstohmdh). Dragging 
 pain in the stomach. 
 
 Tire-balle {Teer-bdhl). Instrument for ex- 
 tracting bullets from a deep wound. 
 
 T.-fond {T.-fdhn). Instrument for trans- 
 fixing foreign bodies and withdrawing 
 them from a cavity. 
 
 T.-tete {T.-teht). Instrument for extract- 
 ing the head of a dead foetus. 
 
 Tisane (Teezdhnn). Any beverage or de- 
 coction of a demulcent character (barley 
 water, etc.). 
 
 T. Royale (T. rooshydhl). Laxative drink 
 containing chiefly senna, sodium sul- 
 phate and anise. 
 
 T. desen€ composee {T. deh ssehnd 
 kohmpohyd). Compound infusion of 
 senna. 
 
 Tissu {TeessH). Tissue. 
 
 Titillation (Teeteelahssidn). Tickling. 
 
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Tit 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tra 
 
 Titre,-e {Teetrd). A liquid containing a 
 certain weight of any chemical reagent 
 to a certain volume. 
 
 Tocolpgie {TohkohlohzshSe). Study of ob- 
 stetrics. 
 
 Todd, potion de (Tohd, pohssion deh). A 
 drink containing sugared brandy and 
 cinnamon. 
 
 Toils (Toodhl). Cloth. Sparadrap. 
 
 Toilette [TooahUht). Toilet. 
 
 Toit (Toodh). Tegment. Roof. 
 
 Tolerance (Tohlehrdhns) . Tolerance. 
 
 T., maison de (T., mehz6hn deh). Brothel. 
 
 Tolu (Tohht). Balsam of Tolu. 
 
 Toluene {Tohlulhnn). Toluene. Methyl- 
 benzene (antiseptic; dye). 
 
 Toluol (Tohludhl). See Toluene. 
 
 Tomate (Tohmdht). Tomato. 
 
 Tomotocie (TohmohtohssSe). Cesarean op- 
 eration. 
 
 Ton (Tohn). State of tissue in health. 
 Key (in music). 
 
 Tondant,-e (Tohnddhn). What causes 
 falling of the hair? 
 
 Tonicite (Tohneesseetd). Tonicity. 
 
 Tonique (Tohneek). Tonic. Tonic 
 drug. 
 
 T., convulsion {T. kohnvulssidn). Pro- 
 longed contraction of the muscles. 
 
 Tonnerre (Tohnihr). Thunder. 
 
 Tonsille [Tohnseel). Tonsil. 
 
 Tonsillite {TohnseelUet) . Tonsillitis. 
 
 Tonsillitome {Tohnseelohtdhm). Instru- 
 ment for removing tonsils. 
 
 Tonsurant,-e (Tohnsurdhn) . SeeTondant. 
 
 Tonus (Tohniis). Tone. Tonicity. 
 
 Tophacee, concretion {Tohfahssd, kohnkreh- 
 ssidn). Chalk stone (deposits of calcium 
 phosphate or urate of sodium in the 
 joints). 
 
 Tophus (Tohfiis). Tophus. Gouty de- 
 posit of sodium urate in the joints. 
 
 Torcula (Tohrkuldh). Torcular Herophili. 
 Venous sinus over internal occipital pro- 
 tuberance. 
 
 Tordu,-e (TohrdU). Twisted. 
 
 Tormineux,-euse (Tohrmeeneh). Dysen- 
 teric, or griping (pain). 
 
 Torpeur (Tohrpehr). Torpor. 
 
 Torpide (Tohrpeed). Torpid. 
 
 TorpUle (TohrpSe). Torpedo. 
 
 Torride [Tohrried). Torrid. 
 
 Torsion (Tohrssidn). Torsion. Twisting. 
 
 Torticolis [TohrteekohUes). Wry-neck. 
 
 Tortue {TohrM). Turtle. 
 
 Tortueux,-euse (TohrtuSh). Tortuous. 
 
 Torula (Tohruldh). Group of microorgan- 
 isms including Saccharomycetes. 
 
 Toucher (Toushd). Touch. Digital ex- 
 
 t-', amination. Feeling. 
 
 T. vaginal {T. vahzsheendhl). Vaginal digi- 
 tal examination. 
 
 Tour de lune {T. deh lunn). Periodical 
 ophthalmia. 
 
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 T. de mattre [T. deh mehtr). A manner of 
 passing a catheter. 
 
 T. de rein {T. deh rehn). Lumbago. 
 
 Tourbe (Toorb). Peat. 
 
 Tourbillon {Toorheedhn). Whirlwind. 
 Vortex. 
 
 Tourdill6,-e (Toordeed). Speckled. 
 
 Toume,-e \Toornd). Changed. Turned. 
 Spoiled. 
 
 Toumesol [Toornehssdhl). Litmus. 
 
 Toumiole (Toorneedhl). Whitlow round 
 the nails. 
 
 Tourniquet {Toorneekd). Instrument to 
 compress an artery. Tourniquet. 
 
 Toumoiement {Toornooahmdhn). Turn- 
 ing around from vertigo. 
 
 T. de t6te {T. deh teht). Swimming in the 
 head. 
 
 Toumoyant,-e {Toornooahydhn). Which 
 turns around. 
 
 Toussillement {Toosseeymdhn). Frequent 
 slight cough. Hawking. 
 
 Toux {Too). Cough. 
 
 Toxicite (Tohkseesseetd). Toxicity. 
 
 Toxicologie (TohkseekohlohzshSe). Toxi- 
 cology. 
 
 Toxicophore (Tohkseekohfdhr). Poisonous. 
 
 Toxine (Tohksien). Toxin. 
 
 Toxique [Tohkseek). Poison. Virus. 
 Toxic. Poisonous. 
 
 Trabecule (TrahbehkUl). Trabecula. 
 
 Tra^antj-e \Trahssdhn). Running. Rami- 
 fying. 
 
 Tracg {Trahssd). Outline. Curve. Trac- 
 ing. 
 
 Tracheal (Trashehdhl). Tracheal. 
 
 Trachee (Trashd). Trachea. 
 
 Tracheen,-ne (TrahchehShn). Tracheal. 
 
 Tracheite (Trahsheheet). Tracheitis. 
 
 Trachelo-anguli-scapulaire ( Trahshehldh- 
 ahngulie-skahpuUhr). Levator anguli 
 scapulae muscle, 
 
 T.-atloido-occipital (T.-ahtloheed6h-ohks- 
 seepeetdhl) . Obliquus capitis superior m. 
 
 T.-basilaire {T.-bahzeeUhr). Rectus capi- 
 tis anticus major muscle. 
 
 T.-cervical,-e (T.-ssehrveekdhl). Pertain- 
 ing to the neck. 
 
 T.-costal (T.-kohstdhl). Scalenus muscle. 
 
 T.-diaphragmatique (T.-deeahfrahgmah- 
 teek). Referable to the phrenic nerve. 
 
 T.-occipital (T.-ohkseepeetdhl). Great com- 
 plexus muscle. 
 
 T.-souscutanee, veine {T.-soohutahnd, 
 vehnn). External jugular vein. 
 
 Tracheotomie {Trahshehohtohm&e). Tra- 
 cheotomy. 
 
 Trachome (Trahkdhm). Palpebral granu- 
 lations. Trachoma. 
 
 Tracteur (TrahkUhr). Tractor. 
 
 Tragant {Trahgdhn). Tragacanth. 
 
 Tragus {TrahgAs). Tragus (of the ear). 
 
 Trainee gpidemique {Trehnd ehpeedee- 
 ■miek). Recrudescence of an epidemic. 
 
Tra 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tri 
 
 Trait (Treh). Line on the face. 
 
 Traitement (Trehtmdhn). Treatment. 
 Management. 
 
 Tra jet (Trahzsheh). Course of a nerve, of 
 a blood vessel, of a wound. 
 
 Trame (rm/(ffim). Stroma. Tissue lying 
 between essential parts of an organe. 
 
 Tranchant (Trahnshdhn). The cutting 
 edge of a surgical knife. 
 
 Tranchge (Trahnshd). Trench. 
 
 Tranch6es (Trahnshd). Violent gripping 
 pains. 
 
 Transcendant,-e (Trahnsahnddhn). Trans- 
 cendental. 
 
 Transcurrent,-e (Trahnskurdhn). Which 
 passes rapidly. 
 
 Transfixion {Trahnsfeekssidn). Transfix- 
 ion. 
 
 Transformation {Trahnsfohrmahssidn). 
 Transformation. 
 
 Transfusion {Trahnsfuzeedhn). Transfu- 
 sion. 
 
 Transition (Trahnzeessidn). Transition. 
 
 TrJa|nsitoire {Trahnzeetoodhr). Transi- 
 tory. 
 
 Translation (Trahnslahssidn). Removal. 
 Transfer. 
 
 Translucide (TrahnslussSed). Translucid. 
 Semi-transparent. 
 
 Transmissibilite ( Trahnsmeesseebeeleetd) . 
 Transmissibility. 
 
 Transmission (Trahnsmeessidn) . Trans- 
 mission. 
 
 Transparence (Trahnspahrdhns). Trans- 
 parency. 
 
 Transparente, cloison {Trahnspahrdhnt, 
 klooahzdhn). Septum lucidum. 
 
 Transpiration (Trahnspeerahssidn). Per- 
 spiration. 
 
 Transport (Trahnspdhr). Ttansport. De- 
 lirium. 
 
 Transsudation {Trahnsudahssidn). The 
 action of a fluid passing through a body 
 and forming droplets on the latter svir- 
 face. 
 
 Transversaire cervical, muscle {Trans- 
 vehrs^hr ssehrveekdhl, mushl). Trans- 
 versalis coli muscle. 
 
 T., epineux, muscle {T., ehpeenih, muskl). 
 Multifidus spinas m. 
 
 Transversal du nez (Trahnsvehrsdhl du nd). 
 Compressor nasi muscle. 
 
 Transverse, artere {Trahnsvihrs , ahrtihr). 
 Transverse facial artery. 
 
 T. de I'abdomen muscle {T. deh lahbdoh- 
 mihn muscle). Transversahs abdominis 
 muscle. 
 
 T. du bas-ventre (T. du bah-vahntr). 
 Transversahs abdominis muscle. 
 
 T. de la michoire inferieure (T. deh lah 
 mahshoodhr ehnfehreeShr). Mylo-hyoid 
 muscle. 
 
 T. du menton (r. du mahntdhn). Triangu- 
 laris menti. 
 
 T. de roreille (T. deh lohrdy). Hehcis 
 minor muscle. 
 
 T. du pSrinee (r. du pehreend). Trans- 
 versus perinei or compressor urethras 
 muscle. 
 
 Transverse -anal m. (Trahnsvehndh-ahn- 
 dhl m.). Trasnversus perinei muscle. 
 
 T. -costal (T.-kohstdhl). Muscle extending 
 from the ribs to transverse processes of 
 the vertebras. 
 
 T.-iliaque (T.-eeleedhk). Quadratus lum- 
 borum muscle. 
 
 T. -urethral {T.-urethrdhl). Compressor 
 urethras muscle. 
 
 Trapeze, muscle (TrahpShz, muskl). Tra- 
 pezius. 
 
 Trapezoid, ligament {TrahpehzoMed, lee- 
 gahmdhn). Coraco-clavicular ligament. 
 
 T., OS [T., ohss). Trapezoid bone. 
 
 Trauma (Trohmdh). Trauma. 
 
 Traumatique {TrohmahUek). Traumatic. 
 
 Traumatisme (TrohmahUezm). Trauma- 
 tism. 
 
 Travail (Trahvdhy). Labor. Work. 
 Child-birth. 
 
 Trayon (Treheedhn). Teat of animals. 
 
 Trefle (Trehfl). Clover. Trifolium. 
 
 T. des marais {T. deh mahrih). Marsh- 
 trefoU. Buck-bean. 
 
 Trematodes (Trehmahtdhd). Trematodes 
 (intestinal worms). 
 
 Tremblant,-e (Trahmbldhn) . Trembling. 
 
 Tremblement (Trahmblmdhn). Trembling. 
 Tremor. Shivering. 
 
 Trembleur {TrahmbUhr). Vibrator; inter- 
 ruptor (in electricity, etc.). Also: a per- 
 son who trembles. 
 
 Tremblotant,-e {Trahmblohtdhn). Quiver- 
 ing. Shivering. 
 
 Tr emulation {Trehmulahssidn). Tremor 
 (of paralysis agitans, etc.). 
 
 Trypan (Trehpdhn). Trephine. 
 
 Trepanation (Trehpahnahssidn). Trephin- 
 ing. 
 
 Trephine (Trehfien). Trephine. 
 
 Trepidation (Trehpeedahssidn). Trepida- 
 tion. 
 
 Trepied (Trehpeed). Tripod. 
 
 T. vital {T. veetdhl). Vital tripod (brain, 
 heart, lungs). 
 
 Treptodonte {Trehptohddhnt). Apparatus 
 to straighten teeth. 
 
 TressaiUi,-e (TrehssahSe). Displaced. 
 
 Tressaillement (Trehssaheemdhn). Sudden 
 movement. Shuddering. Starting. 
 
 Triangle (Treedhngl). Triangle. 
 
 Triangulaire {TreeahnguUhr) . Triangular. 
 
 T. du coccyx, muscle {T. du kohkseeks m.) 
 Coccygeus muscle. 
 
 T. des levres m. (T. deh lehvr m.). De- 
 pressor anguli oris. 
 
 T. du sternum m. {T. du stehrndhm,^m.) 
 Triangularis sterni m. 
 
 Tribu (TreebU). Tribe. 
 
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Tri 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Tub 
 
 Triceps brachial ou humeral (Treessehps 
 brahkeeahl oo umehrdhl). Triceps (bra- 
 chii). 
 
 T. crural ou f€moral (T. krurdhl ou fehm- 
 ohrdhl). Quadriceps extensor. 
 
 Trichiasis {Treesheeahzies). Inward direc- 
 tion of the eyelashes. Entropion. 
 
 Trichine (TreesMen). Trichina spiralis (in 
 the intestines. 
 
 Trichinose {Treesheendhz). Affection 
 caused by the presence of trichina. 
 
 Trichlorure [Treeklohmr). Trichloride. 
 
 Trichocephale (Treekohssehfdhl). Tricho- 
 cephalus (nematode worms). 
 
 Trichocyte (TreekohssSet). Pilous cyst. 
 
 Trichomyces (Treekohmies). Genus of 
 fungi causing aflfections of skin and hair. 
 
 Trichophyton (Treekohfeeidhn). Genus of 
 fungi causing affections of skin and hair. 
 
 Tricipital,-e {Treesseepeetdhl). Tricipital. 
 Having three heads (triceps muscle). 
 
 Tricuspide, valvule {Treekuspied, vahlvHl) 
 Tricuspid valves. 
 
 Trident (Treeddhn). Instrument for ex- 
 tracting foreign bodies from the knee. 
 
 Trifacial, nerf {Treefahsseedhl, nehr). Tri- 
 geminal nerve. 
 
 Trigone (Treegdhnn). Triangle. Trigone. 
 
 T. cerebral (T. sehrehbrdhl). The fornix 
 (of the brain). 
 
 T. vesical de Lieutaud (T. vehzeekdhl deh 
 L.). Trigone of the bladder. 
 
 Tri jumeau ( Threezsheemdh) . See Trifacial. 
 
 Trilobe,-e (Treelohbd). Trilobed. 
 
 Trinitrine [Treeneetr&en). Nitroglycerin. 
 
 Triparti,-te (Treepahrtie). Tripartite. 
 
 Triple' (Treepl). Triple. 
 
 Trismus {TreezmUs). Trismus. Tetanus. 
 Lockjaw. 
 
 Trisplanchnique, nerf (TreesplahnknSek 
 nehr). Sympathetic nerve. 
 
 Trituration {TreeturahssiSn). Reduction 
 of a substance to a powder. Tritura- 
 tion. 
 
 Trocart ( Trohkdhr) . Cannula with per- 
 foration used for puncturing a cavity 
 and withdrawing a fluid. 
 
 Trochanter (Trohkahntehr). Tuberosities 
 of the femur. Trochanter. 
 
 Trochanterien,-ne (TrohkahntehreeShn). 
 Referable to the trochanter. 
 
 Trochantin {TrohkahnUhn). Lesser tro- 
 chanter. 
 
 Trochisque {TrohsMesk). Lozenge, tablet 
 (without sugar). 
 
 Trochiter {Trohsheetehr). Tuberosity of 
 the humerus. 
 
 TrochlSateur (TrohklehahMr). Superior 
 oblique muscle of the orbit. 
 
 Trochlee (Trohkld). Trochlea. 
 
 Trochoide, articulation (Trohkohied, ahr- 
 teekulahssidn). Articulation resembling 
 a lateral ginglymus. Diarthrosis rota- 
 toria. 
 
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 Troisieme paire de nerfs crSniens (Troo- 
 ahzeeihm pehr deh nehr krahneeihn). 
 The third pair of cranial nerves. 
 
 Trompe d'Eustache {Trohmp dehstdhsh). 
 The Eustachian tube. 
 
 T.ke&u{T.ahoh). Water sucking pump. 
 
 T. de Fallope (r. de FahUhp). Fallopian 
 tube. 
 
 Tronc {Trohn). Trunk (of artery, etc.). 
 
 Troncule (Trohnkiil). Small trunk. 
 
 Trophique (Trohftek). Trophic. 
 
 Trophonevrose (Trohfohnehvrohz). Tro- 
 phoneurosis. 
 
 Trou (Troo). Hole. Opening. Foramen. 
 
 T. de Monro {T. deh M.). Foramen be- 
 tween the 3rd and lateral ventricles. 
 
 T. borgne (T. bohrnn). Foramen ccecum 
 medullEe oblongatas. 
 
 T. epineux {T. ehpeenSh). Spinal foramen. 
 
 T. de Ferrein (r. deh F.). Stylo-mastoid 
 foramen. 
 
 T. occipital (T. ohkseepeetdhl). Foramen 
 magnum. 
 
 T. ovale {T. ohvdhl). Foramen in the 
 superior surface of the sphenoid bone. 
 Foramen of Botal in the heart. 
 
 Trouble (Troobl). Disorder. Affection 
 (morbid). Turbid. Cloudy. 
 
 Trousse {Trooss). Surgical pocket-instru- 
 ment-case. 
 
 Trousseau (Troossdh). Fasciculus. 
 
 Truffe {Truf). Truffle. 
 
 Truite {TruM). Trout. 
 
 Trypsine (Treepseen). One of the three 
 ferment of pancreatic juice. Trypsin. 
 
 Tubage (Tubdhzsh). Intubation. Tub- 
 age. 
 
 Tubaire, grossesse (Tubehr, grohssShss). 
 Tubal pregnancy. Ectopic gestation. 
 
 Tube (Tub). Tube. 
 
 Tuber cinereum {TubShr sseenehrehShm). 
 Tuber cinereum (at base of brain). 
 
 Tubercule (TubehrkUl). Tubercle. Emi- 
 nence. 
 
 T. bigemine (T. beezshehmeend) . Quadri- 
 geminal body (in brain). 
 
 T. de Santorini (T. deh S.) Tubercle on 
 the arytenoid cartilage. 
 
 Tubercule,-e (Tubehrkuld). Tuberculated. 
 
 Tuberculeux,-euse (Tubehrkideh). Tuber- 
 cular. 
 
 Tuberculine {TubehrkuUen) . Tuberculin 
 
 Tuberculiser {Tubehrkuleezd). To pro- 
 duce tubercules. 
 
 T., se (r., sseh). To become tubercular. 
 
 Tubereux,-euse (Tubehrih). Tuberous. 
 
 Tuber-ischio-trochanterien, muscle {Tu- 
 behreeskeeSh-irohkahntehreeShn, muskl). 
 Quadratus femoris muscle. 
 
 Tublrosite (Tubehrohzeetd). Tuberosity. 
 
 T.s de I'estomac [T. deh lehstokmdh). The 
 two extremities of the stomach. 
 
 Tubo-ovarien,-ne {Tubdh-ohvahreeihn). 
 Concerning the tubes and ovaries. 
 
T.-o., kys 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Tyr 
 
 T.-o., kyste (_T.-o. keest). Ovarian cyst 
 connecting the ovary with Fallopian 
 tube. 
 
 Tubulaire {TuluUhr). Tubular. 
 
 Tubule,-e (Tubuld). Tubulated. Having 
 the fonn of a tube. 
 
 Tubuleux,-euse (TubuUh). Tubular. 
 
 Tubulure {Tubuliir). Opening of a vessel 
 to receive a cork pierced by a hole con- 
 taining a tube. 
 
 Tulipe (TuUep). Tulip. 
 
 Tiiinef action {Tumehfakkssidn). Swelling. 
 Tumefaction. 
 
 Tumeur (Tumehr). Tumor. Swelling. 
 
 T. blanche {T. blahnsh). White swelling. 
 Tubercular condition of a joint. 
 
 Tunique {Tuniek). Any membrane form- 
 ing the walls of an organ. Coat. En- 
 velope. 
 
 T. albuginee {T. aMbuzsheend). Tunica 
 albuginea testis. 
 
 T. commune de Bichat (T. kohmUnn deh 
 B.). Tunica intima. 
 
 T. grythroide (r. ehreetrohSed) . The cre- 
 master after the descent of the testicle. 
 
 T. innominee (2". eenohmeend). The scle- 
 rotic. 
 
 T. vaginale (T. vahzskeendhl). Tunica 
 vaginalis (of the testes). 
 
 T. vasculaire {T. vahskuUhr). Any coat 
 of a vessel. 
 
 Turbin6,-e {Turbeend). Turbinated. 
 
 Turcique, selle {TursSek, sehll). Sella 
 turcica. 
 
 Tiirck, cordon de {Turk, kohrddhn deh). 
 Direct pyramidal tract of the spinal cord. 
 
 Turgescence (Turzshessdhns). Turges- 
 
 cence. 
 Turgide ( TurzsMed) . Swollen in a uniform 
 
 manner. Turgid. 
 Tussiculation (Tusseekulahssidn). SUght 
 
 dry cough. 
 Tuyau (Tuydh). Metallic or wooden tube. 
 Tympan (Tehnpdhn). Tympanum. 
 T., caisse du {T., kehss dti). Cavity of 
 
 the tympanum. Drum of the ear. 
 
 Cavity of middle ear. 
 T., membrane du {T., mahmbrdhnn du). 
 
 Tympanic membrane. 
 Tympanisme ou ton tympanique {Tehn- 
 
 pahniezm oo tohn tehnpahn^ek). Sound 
 
 of a drum. 
 Tympanite ( TehnpahnSet) . Swelling of the 
 
 abdomen with gas. Tympanitis. 
 Type {Teep). Type. 
 
 Typhique(ree/de*). Typhoid. Typhous. 
 Typhlite (TeeflSet). Inflammation of the 
 
 caecum. Typhlitis. . 
 Typhlo-diclidite (Teefl6h-deekleediet). In- 
 flammation of the ileo-coecal valve. 
 Typhlographe (Teeflohgrdhf). Apparatus 
 
 for the blind to write. 
 Typhlosis (Teeflohzees). Blindness. Ce- 
 city. 
 Typhoide (Teefohied). Typhoid. 
 T., etat (T., ehtdh). Depression. Stupor. 
 T., fievre (r., feeehvr). Typhoid fever.!( 
 Typhus {Teef Us). Typhus fever. Spotted 
 
 typhus. 
 Typique (Teep6ek). Typical. 
 Tyrosine (Teerohzien). CrystaUizable body 
 
 found in the urine. 
 
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Ulc 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Uvu 
 
 U 
 
 Ulceration (Ulsehrahssidn). Ulceration. 
 
 Ulcere (UlsShr). Ulcer. Sore. 
 
 Ulcere, -e (Ulsehrd). Ulcerated. 
 
 Ulcereux,-euse (Ulschreh). Ulcerous. 
 
 Ulceriforme {UlsehreefShrm). Resembling 
 an ulcer. 
 
 Ulite {UHet). Inflammation of the 
 gums. 
 
 Ulnaire (UlnShr). Ulnar. 
 
 Uloncie (UlohnsSe). Tumor of the gums. 
 Epulis. 
 
 Ultime (Ulteem). Referable to the last 
 and final symptoms of a disease. Ulti- 
 mate. 
 
 Ultimum moriens ( Ulteemohm mohreeShns). 
 Term for the right auricle. 
 
 Unciforme (Unseefdhrm). Unciform. 
 
 Ungueal,-e (Unggehdhl). Ungual; nail. 
 
 Unguineuses, capsules (Unggeenihz, kahp- 
 siil). Synovial bursas. 
 
 Unguineux,-euse (UnggeenSh). Referable 
 to inunction. 
 
 Unguinocele (UnggeenohsM). Synovial 
 cysts. Acute inflammation of the ten- 
 don-sheaths. 
 
 Unguis, OS (UnggSes, ohss). Lacrymal 
 bone. Pterygius. 
 
 Unicellulaire ( Uneesehlulehr) . Unicellular. 
 
 Unilateral,-e (Uneelahtehrdhl). Unilateral. 
 
 Unilobe,-e (Uneelohbd). Unilobate. 
 
 Uniloculaire {Uneelohkulehr) . Unilocular. 
 
 Unipare (Uneepdhr). Uniparous. 
 
 Unipolaire (UneepohUhr). Unipolar. 
 
 X!mssa.nt,-e (Uneessdhn). Uniting. Bind- 
 ing. 
 
 Unitaire (Uneetehr). Unitary. 
 
 Unite {Uneetd). Unity. Unit. 
 
 Universite (Uneevehrseetd). University. 
 
 Univogue (Uneevdhk). What can be done 
 in one way. 
 
 Vr&ne (Urdhnn). Oxide of uranium. 
 
 Uraniscoplastie {Urahneeskohplahstie). 
 Operation for occlusion of an opening in 
 the hard palate. 
 
 Uraniscosteoplastie ( Urahneeskohstehoh- 
 plahstee). Operation for occlusion of 
 an opening in the hard palate. 
 
 Urate \Urdht). Salt of uric acid. Urate. 
 
 Urate, -e (Urahtd). Containing urates. 
 
 Uree {Urd). Urea. 
 
 Urgique {UreMek). Referable to urea. 
 
 Uremie {Urehmie). Uremia. 
 
 Uremique (UrehmSeh). Uremic. 
 
 Ureometre (Urehohmehir) . Ureometer. 
 
 Viet^ie (UrUhr). Ureter. 
 
 Ureterotomie (Urehtehrohtohmee). Ureter- 
 otomy. 
 
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 Urethane (Urehtdhn). Ethyl carbamate, 
 Urethan. 
 
 Urethral,-e (Urehtrdhl). Urethral. 
 
 U.e, crite (Z7. kreht). Verumontanum. 
 
 Urethralgie {UreUraUzsMe). Uretralgia. 
 
 Urethra (Urehtr). Urethra. 
 
 Urethrite (Urehtriet). Urethritis. 
 
 U. blennorrhagique (Z7. blehnohrahzsMek). 
 Gonorrhea. 
 
 Urethrophrazie (Urehtrohfrakksle). Ob- 
 struction of the urethra. 
 
 Urgthroscopie (UrehtrohskohpSe). Endo- 
 scopy. Urethrdscopy. 
 
 Urethrostenie {Urehtrohstehnee) . Stricture 
 of urethra. 
 
 Urethrotome (Urehtrohtohm). Instrument 
 for incision of the urethra. 
 
 Urethrotomis6,-e (Urehtrohtohmeezd). 
 Having undergone urethrotomy. 
 
 Urinaire (Ureenehr). Urinary. 
 
 Urinal ( Ureendhl). Vessel to collect urine. 
 
 Urine (Ureen). Urine. 
 
 Urineux,-euse (UreenSh). Urinary. 
 
 Urinifere (Ureeneefihr). Uriniferous. 
 
 Urinometre {UreenohmShtr). Urinometer. 
 
 Urique, acide (Uriek ahssied). Uric acid. 
 
 Urobiline {UrohbeeUen). Urobilin. 
 
 Urohemie (UrohehmSe). Urinemia. 
 
 Uroide {Urohted). Having the shape of a 
 tail. 
 
 Urolithe {UrohUet). Urinary calculus. 
 
 Urometre (Urohmihtr). Urinometer. 
 
 Uropoese (UrohpohShz). Formation of 
 urine. 
 
 Uroscopie ( UroTtskohpie). Examination of 
 urine. Uroscopy. 
 
 Urticaire {Vrteek&hr). Urticaria. Nettle 
 rash. 
 
 Urticant, -e ( Urteekdhn) . Producing a sen- 
 sation of a nettle-sting. 
 
 Urtication (UrieekahssiSn). Sensation an- 
 alogous to that produced by nettle. 
 
 Usage (Uzdhzsh). Uste. Function. 
 
 Ustion (Usteedhn). Burning, cauterization 
 (with a cautery). 
 
 Usure {Uzur). Wearing down, atrophy 
 through friction. 
 
 Uterin,-e (Utehrehn). Uterine. 
 
 Uterorrhagie (Uiehrohrahzshee). Uterine 
 hemorrhage. 
 
 Uterorrhee XUtehrohrd). Leucorrhea. 
 
 Uterus (UtehrHs). Womb. Uterus. 
 
 Utricule (Utreekiil). A membranous sac- 
 like part of the body. Utricle. 
 
 Uvee (Uvd). Pigmented layer covering 
 the posterior surface of the iris. Uvea. 
 
 Uvule {UvAl). Uvula. 
 
Vac 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Vei 
 
 V 
 
 Vaccin {VaksShn). Vaccine. Vaccine 
 lymph. 
 
 Vaccinable ( VahkseendhU) . Susceptible of 
 successful vaccination. 
 
 Vaccination (Vahkseenahssidn). Vaccina- 
 tion. 
 
 Vaccine {VahksSen). Vaccinia. Cow-pox. 
 
 Vaccinelle (VakkseenShl). Spurious cow- 
 pox. Vaccinella. 
 
 Vaccinif ere ( Vahkseeneefihr) . Spoken of a 
 cow or of a child supplying vaccine. 
 
 Vaccinine (VahkseenSenn). A crystallisa- 
 ble substance extracted from cowberry. 
 
 Vacuole (Vahkudhl). Cavity in a tissue 
 filled with gas or liquid. Vacuole. 
 
 Vagin (Vahzshehn). Vagina. 
 
 Vaginal,-e (Vahzsheendhl). Vaginal. 
 
 V.e, tunique (7., tuniek). Tunica vagin- 
 alis (testis). 
 
 Vaginalite {VahzsheenahUet). Inflamma- 
 tion of tunica vaginalis. 
 
 Vaginant,-e (Vahzsheendhn). Sheathing. 
 Vaginal. 
 
 Vagine,-e {Vahzsheend). Sheathed. In- 
 vaginated. 
 
 Vaginisme {Vahzsheeniezm). Vaginismus. 
 
 Vaginite {Vahzsheen&et). Vaginitis. 
 
 Vagino -labial, -e ( Vahzsheenoh-lahbeedhl) . 
 Referable to the vagina and labia majora 
 of the vulva. 
 
 V. -peritoneal, -e ( F. -pehreetohnehdhl) . Re- 
 ferable to the tunica vaginalis and peri 
 toneum. 
 
 V. -rectal, -e (V.-rehktdhl). Recto- vaginal 
 
 Vaginoscopie (Vahzsheenohskohpie). Ex- 
 amination of the vagina. 
 
 Vagissement (Vahzsheesmdhn) . Crying of 
 an infant. Squalling. Mewling. 
 
 Vague (Fo^g). Wandering. Vagus. 
 
 V a i s s e a u ( Vekssdh). Vessel. Artery. 
 Vein. 
 
 Valence {Vahldhns). Atomicity. Val 
 ency. 
 
 Valerate (Vahlehrdht). Valerianate. 
 
 Valerianate {Vahlehreeahndht). Valerian- 
 ate. 
 
 Valeriane (Vahlehreedhnn). Valerian. 
 
 Valvaire (Vahlvehr). Valvular. 
 
 Valve (Vahlo). Valve. 
 
 Valvule (Vahlv4l). Valve. 
 
 V. de Bauhin ( V. deh BoMhn). Ileo-ccecal 
 valve. 
 
 V. d'Eustache (F. dehstdhsh). Membran- 
 ous fold at the entrance of inferior vena 
 cava into the right auricle of the heart. 
 
 V. de Tarin (F. deh Tahrehn). Posterior 
 velum medullare (of cerebellum). 
 
 V. de Vieussens (F. de Veeehssdhn). A 
 layer of nervous substance between the 
 superior cerebellar peduncles. 
 
 Vanule (Vahnie). , Vanilla. 
 
 Vapeur lVahp4hr)! Vapour. Steam. 
 
 V.s {Vahpehr). Hysterics. Vapors. 
 
 Varech (VahrShsh). Seaweed. See- wrack. 
 
 Variabilite (Vahreeahbeeleetd). Variability. 
 
 Vaiice (VahrSess). Varicose vein. 
 
 Varicelle {VahreessM). Chicken-pox. 
 Varicella. 
 
 Varicocele (VahreekohssM). Varicocele. 
 
 VariStS {Vahreeehtd). Variety. 
 
 Variole (Vahreedhl). Small-pox. 
 
 Varioleux, -euse ( VahreeohUn) . Variolous . 
 
 Varioloide (Vahreeohloheed). Small-pox 
 modified by vaccine. 
 
 Variqueux,-euse {VahreekSh). Varicose. 
 
 Varole, pent de ( Vahrdhl, pohn deh) . Pons 
 Varolii. 
 
 Vasculaire (VahskuUhr). Vascular. 
 
 Vascularisation {Vahskulahreezahssidn). 
 Vascularization. 
 
 Vascularite ( Vahskulahreetd). Vascularity. 
 
 Vasculo-nerveux,-euse ( Vahskuloh-nehr- 
 v&h). Composed of vessels and nerves. 
 
 Vase (FaAz). Vessel. Receptacle. Mud. 
 SUme. 
 
 V. de nuit ( F. deh nuSe) . Chamber utensil . 
 
 Vaseline (Vahzleen). Vaseline. 
 
 Vaso-cons t ri c t i o n (Vahzoh-kohnstreek 
 sidn). Vascular constriction. 
 
 V.-dilatation (V.-deelahtahssidn). Vascu- 
 lar dilatation. 
 
 Vaso-moteur (Vahzoh-mohUhr). Vaso- 
 motor. 
 
 Vaste (Vahst). Externe. Great. Vast. 
 
 V. externe, muscle (F. ehkstihrn, muskl). 
 Muscle vastus externus. 
 
 V. interne, m. (F. ehnUhrn, m.). M. vas- 
 tus internus. 
 
 Vauqueline {VohkUen). Strychnin. 
 
 Vantour {Vohtoor). Vulture. 
 
 Veg6tal,-e (Vehzshehtdhl). Vegetable. 
 
 Vegetant,-e {Vehzshehtdhn). Vegetating. 
 
 V6getarien,-ne {Vehzshehtahreeihn). Veg- 
 etarian. 
 
 Vegetatif,-ive (VehzshehtahUef). Vegeta- 
 tive. 
 
 Vegetation (Vehzshehtahssidn). Vegeta- 
 tion. Group of functions constituting 
 the life of a plant. 
 
 V. des plaies (F. deh pleh). Granulations. 
 Condyloma. 
 
 Vehicule {Veheehiil). Liquid excipient. 
 Vehicle. 
 
 Veille {Vay). State of being awake. 
 
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Vei 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Ves 
 
 Veillotte ( VaySht) . Colchicum autumnale. 
 Meadow-safifron. 
 
 Veine (Vehn). Vein. 
 
 Veineux d'Aranzi, canal (VehnSh d. kahn- 
 dhl). Venous duct. 
 
 Vemxile (Vehmil). Small vein. 
 
 Vele ( Vehl) . The female calf. 
 
 Veloute,-e (Vlootd). Velvety. Villous. 
 
 Velu,-e (Vehlil). Hairy. Shaggy. 
 
 Velvetique ( VehlvehUek) . Resembling vel- 
 vet. 
 
 Veneneux,-euse (VehnehnSh). Poisonous. 
 Venenous. 
 
 V6nenifere( VehnehneefShr) . Carrying ve- 
 nom. 
 
 Vengnosite (Vehnehnohzeetd). Toxicity. 
 
 Venerien,-ne (Vehnehreeihn). Venereal. 
 
 VenimeuXj-euse (Vehneemih). Having a 
 venom. Poisonous. Venomous. 
 
 Vemn (Vehnlhn). Venom. Poison of ani- 
 mals. 
 
 Venosite (Vehnohzeetd). Venous plethora. 
 
 Vent {Vahn). Wind. Flatus. 
 
 Venteux,-euse {VahnUh). Flatulent. 
 Producing flatulence. 
 
 Ventilateur (VahnteelahUhr). Ventilator. 
 
 Ventilation (Vahnteelahssion). Ventilation. 
 
 Ventouse (Vahntdoz). Cupping-glass. 
 
 Ventouser (Vahnioozd). To cup. 
 
 Ventral,-e (VahntrdU). Ventral. 
 
 Ventre (Vahntr). Abdomen. Belly. 
 
 v., flux du (v., flu du). Diarrhoea. 
 
 V. musculaire (V. muskuUhr). Belly of a 
 muscle. 
 
 Ventriculaire {VahntreekuUhr). Ventricu- 
 lar. 
 
 Ventrictile (VahntreekUl). Ventricle. 
 
 V.s du cerveau (F. du ssehrvdh). Ven- 
 tricles of the brain. 
 
 V. du coeur ( V. du kehr). Ventricle of the 
 heart. 
 
 Ventrier {Vahntreed). A fibrous band 
 connected with the internal pillar of the 
 external abdominal ring. 
 
 Ventriere (VahnireeShr). Abdominal 
 binder. 
 
 Ventriloque {VahntreeUhk). Ventriloquist. 
 
 Ventru,-e {VahntrH). Corpulent. Big- 
 bellied. 
 
 Vents (,Vdhn). Flatus. Gas in the peri- 
 toneum. 
 
 Ver [Vehr). Worm. 
 
 V. k soie (F. ah soodh). Silkworm. 
 
 V. solitaire (F. sohleeUhr). Tape- worm. 
 Tcenia solium. 
 
 Veratrine (Vehrahtrien). A crystalline 
 alkaloid from cevadilla seed. 
 
 VSratrum (Vehrahtrdhm). Genus of Lilia- 
 ceae. False hellebore. 
 
 Verbigeration {Vehrbeegehrahssidn). Ver- 
 bigeration. 
 
 V6reux,-euse {Vehr&h). Worm-eating. 
 Containing worms. 
 
 Verge {Vehrzsh). Penis. 
 
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 Vergetures {VehrzshehtUr). Cicatricial- 
 strise produced on the abdomen by the 
 distension of its skin during pregnancy. 
 Stripes of ecchymosis produced by con- 
 tusion. 
 
 Verheyen, etoiles de (F., eht'oodhl deh). 
 Stars of Verheyen: venous plexus on the 
 surface of the kidney. 
 
 Verification (Vehreefeekahssidn). Verifica- 
 tion. 
 
 Vermiculaire {VehrmeekuUhr). Vermi- 
 form. Vermicular. 
 
 Vermicule,-e {Vehrmeekuld). Vermiculate. 
 
 Vermien,-ne {VehrmeeShn). Referable to 
 the vermiform process of the cerebellum. 
 
 Vermiforme (FeAr>»ee/(5Arw). Vermiform. 
 
 Vermifuge {VehrmeefUzsh). Vermifugal 
 remedy. 
 
 Vermineux,-euse ( VehrmeenSh). Which is 
 produced by worms. Verminous. 
 
 Vermis superieur (VehrmSes supehreeehr) 
 Superior vermis of cerebellum. 
 
 V. inferieur (F. ehnfehreeehr). Inferior 
 vermis of cerebellum. 
 
 Vemis (VehrnSe). Varnish. 
 
 V6role (Vehrdhl). Syphihs. 
 
 v., petite (F. pteet). Smallpox. 
 
 Verole -e ( Fe/fro W(i) . Affected with syphilis . 
 
 VSrolette (VehrohUht). Varicella. 
 
 VSrolique (VehrohUek). Svphilitic. 
 
 VetoniqaeiVehrohnSek). Speedwell. The 
 stem is astringent and tonic. 
 
 Verre (Vehr). Glass. 
 
 Verrfie {Vehrd). Glassful. 
 
 Verrucaire (Vehrukehr). Warty. Verru- 
 cous. 
 
 Verrue (Vehr4). Wart. 
 
 Verruqueux,euse {Vehrukeh). Warty. 
 Verrucous. 
 
 Vers (Vehr). Worms. 
 
 Version (Vehrssidn). Version. Turning 
 (obstetrical). 
 
 Vert-e (Vehr). Green. 
 
 V.-de-gris (V.-deh-grie). Subacetate of 
 copper. Verdigris. 
 
 VerteDral,-e (Vehrtehbrdhl) . Vertebral. 
 
 VertSbre (VehrUhbr). Vertebra. 
 
 Vertebre,-e (Vehrtehbrd) . Vertebrated. 
 
 Vertgbres (F.). Vertebrate. 
 
 Vertex {VehUhks). Vertex. 
 
 Vertige (Vehrteezsh) . Giddiness. Vertigo. 
 
 V. auriculaire (F. ohreekuUhr). M6ni^re's 
 disease. 
 
 Vertigineux,-euse (Vehrteezsheenih). Ver- 
 tiginous. 
 
 Verumontanup ( Vehrumohntahnihm) . 
 Caput gallinaginis. 
 
 Verveine (Vehrvihnn). A grass for all ills. 
 Vervain. 
 
 V6sanie (Vehzahnie). Mental disease. 
 Insanity. 
 
 Vesanique (VehzahnSek). Affected with 
 vesania. 
 
 V§sical,-e (Vehzeekdhl). Vesical. 
 
Ves 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Vit 
 
 vesicant, -e (Vehzeekdhn). Blistering. 
 Vesicating. 
 
 Vesication {Vehzeekahssidn). Blistering. 
 Vesication. 
 
 VSsicatoire {Vekzeekahtoodhr) Blister. 
 
 Vgsiculaire ( Vehzeekul6hr)l.y esicula.T. 
 
 Vesiculation (Vehzeekulakssidn). Vesicu- 
 lation. 
 
 Vesiciile (Vehzeekiliy. Vesicle. 
 
 V. biliaire (F. beleeehr). Gall-bladder. 
 
 V. du fiel ( V. du feeihl) . Gall-bladder. 
 
 V6siculeux,-euse {VehzeekuUh). Vesicu- 
 lous. 
 
 Veson {Vehsdo). Juice of sugar-cane. 
 
 Vesp6ral,-e (Vehspehrdhl). Coming on in 
 the evening. 
 
 Vessie (Vehssee). Bladder. 
 
 Vestibulaire {VehsteebuUhr). Vestibular. 
 
 Vestibule (VehsteeMl). Vestibule. 
 
 V^teva.eo.t\Vehtniihn). Garment. Tunic 
 (in Anatomy). 
 
 Veterinaire {VehtehreenShr). Veterinary- 
 medicine. Veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Viability (Veeahbeeleetd). Viability. 
 
 Viable (,Veedhbl). Capable of living. Vi- 
 able. 
 
 Viande (Veedhnd). Flesh. Meat. 
 
 Vibrant, -e (.Veebrdhn). Vibrating. 
 
 Vibratile (VeebrahUel). Vibratile. 
 
 Vibratilitg (Veebrahteeleetd). Vibratile 
 state. 
 
 Vibration (Veebrahssidn). Vibration. 
 
 Vibratoire (Veebrahtoodhr). Vibratory. 
 
 Vibrion {VeehreeShn) . Form of bacteria. 
 Vibrio. Microscopic protozoon. 
 
 Vice (Veess). Vice. Fault. Defect. 
 
 Viciation (Veesseeahssidn). Vitiation. 
 
 Vici^t-eiVeesseed). Vitiated. Foul (air). 
 
 Vicieux,-euse (Veesseeih). Faulty. Ab- 
 normal. Defective. 
 
 Vide (Veed). A vacuum. Void. 
 
 Vidien, nerf {VeedeeShn, nehr). Vidian 
 nerve. 
 
 Vie (Fee). Life. 
 
 v., assurance sur la (F., ahssurahns sur 
 lah). Life insurance. 
 
 Vieillesse (Feeoy^te). Old age. 
 
 Vieillotte {Veeaydht). Colchicum. 
 
 Vierge (VeeShrzsh). Virgin. Pure. 
 
 Vieussens, valvule de. See Valvule. 
 
 Vieux mal {Vee4h mahl). Intermittent 
 lameness as a result of old age. 
 
 Vif,-vive (Fee/). Quick. Living. Strong 
 (pulse). Raw (wound). Sharp (pain). 
 
 Vii -argent (Veef-ahrzshdhn). Quicksilver. 
 Hydrargyrum. 
 
 Villeux,-euse (VeelUh). Villous. 
 
 VillifSre (Veelleefihr). Having villi. 
 
 Villosite (Veellohzeetd). Villosity. 
 
 Vin (Fefere). Wine. 
 
 V. emetique (F. ehmehteek). Antimonial 
 . wine. 
 
 V. d'opium compose (F. dohpeeohm hohm- 
 pohzd). Laudanum. 
 
 V. de quinquina (F. deh Kehnkeendh). 
 Quinine wine. 
 
 Vinage (_Veendhzsh). The addition of al- 
 cohol to wine. 
 
 Vinaigre {VeenShgr). Vinegar. 
 
 V. aromatique (F. ahrohmaUiek). Aro- 
 matic vinegar. 
 
 V. de bois (F. deh boodh). Wood vinegar. 
 
 V. distills (F. deesteeld). Distilled vine- 
 gar. Diluted acetic acid. 
 
 V. scillitique (F. sseeleeUek). Vinegar of 
 squiUs. 
 
 Vineux,-euse (VeenSh). Vinous. 
 
 Viol (Veedhl). Violation. Rape. 
 
 Violace,-e (Veeohlahssd). Of violet color. 
 
 Violent,-e (Veeohldhn). Violent. 
 
 Violet, -te ( VeeohUh). Of a violet color. 
 
 Violette {VeeohUU). Violet. 
 
 Violine (VeeohUen). Violin (an emetic 
 element of viola odorata). 
 
 Viome ( Veedhrn). Viburnum prunifolium. 
 
 Vipere {VeepShr). Viper. 
 
 Vite.{veer). Whitlow. 
 
 Vireux,-euse {yeerih). Poisonous. Vir- 
 ous. 
 
 Virginal, -e (Veerzsheendhl). Virginal. 
 
 Virginite (Veerzsheeneetd). Virginity. 
 
 Virgule (VeerggUl). Comma. 
 
 Virguliforme {Veergguleef6hrm). Having 
 the shape of a comma. 
 
 Viril,-e (VeerSel). Virile. 
 
 Virilite (Veereeleetd) . Virility. 
 
 Virtuel,-le (VeertuShl). Virtual. Poten- 
 tial. 
 
 Virulence (Veeruldhns). Virulence. 
 
 Virulent, -e (Veeruldhn). Virulent. 
 
 Virus (Veeriiss). Virus. 
 
 Visage (Veezdhzsh). Face. Countenance. 
 Aspect. 
 
 Visceral, -e (Veessehrdhl). Visceral. 
 
 Visceralgie (Veessehrahlzshie). Enteralgia. 
 
 Viscere {Veess6hr). Viscus. Viscera. 
 
 Viscidite (^Veesseedeetd), Viscidity. Vis- 
 cosity. 
 
 Viscosite (^Veeskohzeetd). Viscidity. Vis- 
 cosity. 
 
 Visibility (Veezeebeeleetd). Visibility. 
 
 Vision (Veezeedhn) . Sight. Vision. Hal- 
 lucination. 
 
 Visionnaire (VeezeeohnShr) . Visionary. 
 
 Visite mSdicate (Veeziet mehdeekdhl) . Ex- 
 amination of a patient. 
 
 Visque«x,-euse (Veeskeh). Viscous. 
 
 Visuel,-le (Veezuihl). Visual. 
 
 Vital, -e (Veetdhl). Vital. 
 
 Vitality (Veetahleetd). Vitality. 
 
 Vitellus (VeetehMss). Yolk. Vitellus. 
 
 Vitesse (Veetehss). Rapidity. Quickness. 
 Celerity. Velocity. 
 
 Vitiligo (Veeteeleegdh). Leucoderma. Vit- 
 iligo. 
 
 Vitre,-e (Veetrd). Vitreous. 
 
 VitrS, corps (F. kohr). Vitreous humour. 
 
 Vitreux,-euse {Veetrih). Vitreous. 
 
 157 
 
Vit 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Vul 
 
 Vivisection. 
 Term. Vo- 
 
 Vocif- 
 
 Vitriol iVeetreedhl). Vitriol. Sulphuric 
 acid. 
 
 V. Wane (F. blahn). Sulphate of zinc. 
 
 V. bleu (7. bleh). Sulphate of copper. 
 
 V. de fer (F. dehfehr). Sulphate of iron. 
 
 Vitriole,-e (Veetreeold). Containing sul- 
 phuric acid. 
 
 Vitriolique {VeetreeohUek). Sulphuric. 
 
 Vivace (Veevdhss). Long-lived. 
 
 Vivant,-e (Veevdhn). Living. 
 
 Vivisection (Veeveesehssidn). 
 
 Vocable ( VohkdhU) . Word, 
 cable. 
 
 Vocal,-e iVohkdhl). Vocal. 
 
 Vociferation ( Vohsseefehrahssi6n) . 
 eration. 
 
 Voie (Voodh). Way. Road. Passage. 
 Tract. Duct. 
 
 V.s, premi6res (F., prehmeeShr). Primse 
 vice. Stomach and intestines. 
 
 Voile {Voodhl). Velum. Veil. 
 
 V. du palais (V. du pahUh). Soft palate. 
 
 Voilg,-e (Vooahld). Partially covered. 
 
 Voirie (VooahrSe) . Common sewer. Dust- 
 heap. 
 
 Voix (Voodh). Voice. 
 
 Yol (Vohl). Theft. Plight; flying. 
 
 VoIant,-e (Vohldhn). Plying. Of short 
 duration. 
 
 Volatil,-e (VohlahtSel). Volatile. 
 
 V.e, huile {V. uSel). Essence. 
 
 Volatilisable {Vohlahteeleezdhbl). Capable 
 of volatilisation. 
 
 Volatilite (Vohlahteeleetd) . Volatility. 
 
 Volcan (Vohlkdhn). Volcano. 
 
 Volitif,-ive (Vohleeteef). Volitional. 
 
 Volition {VoUeessidn). Volition. 
 
 Volontaire (Vohlohntehr) . Voluntary. 
 
 VolontS (Vohlohntd). Will. Desire. 
 
 Volt (Vohlt). Unit of electro-motor force. 
 
 VoltaJque (Vohltahiek). Galvanic. 
 
 Voltametre {Vohltahmihtr). Voltmeter. 
 
 Volume (Vohliim). Volume. 
 
 Volumetre (VohlumShtr). Instrument for 
 measuring volume. 
 
 Volupte (Vohluptd). Voluptuousness. 
 
 Volvulus {VohlvuHss). Intestinal occlu- 
 sion through twisting (of an intestine). 
 
 Vomer {Vohmehr). Vomer (bone-mesial 
 between nasal fossae). 
 
 Vomique {Vohmiek). Pulmonary cavity 
 (vomica). Ulcerous. Purulent. 
 
 v., noix {v., noodh). Nux vomica. 
 
 Vomissement (Vohmeessmdhn). Vomit- 
 ing. 
 
 Vomitif,-ive (VohmeetSef). Emetic. 
 
 Vomiturition (Vohmeetureessidn). Retch- 
 ing. More or less complete vomiting. 
 
 VoracitS {Vohrahsseetd). Voracity 
 
 Voussure {,Voossiir). Arching. Vaulting. 
 Bulging. Curve. 
 
 Vofite {Voot). Vault. Arch. Fornix. 
 
 V. m€dullaire ( V. mehdulehr). Corpus cal- 
 losum. 
 
 V. k trois piliers (V. ah troodh peeked). 
 Fornix of the brain. 
 
 Voyage (Vooahydhzsh). Journey. Voy- 
 age. 
 
 Vrai,-e (Vreh). True. Real. Genuine. 
 
 Vue (Fm). Sight. Eyesight. 
 
 V. courte (F. koorf). Short sight. My- 
 opia. 
 
 V. diurne (F. deeUrn). Hemeralopia. 
 
 V. double (F. dooble). Diplopia. 
 
 V. faible (F. /efeW). Amblyopia. 
 
 V. longue (F. lohng). Presbyopis. 
 
 V. louche (F. loosh). Squint. Strabis- 
 mus. 
 
 V. nocturne (F. nohktiirn). Nyctalopia. 
 
 V. oblique (F. ohbUek). Strabismus. 
 
 Vulcanisation (Vulkahneezahssidn). Pro- 
 cess of heating intensely an organic 
 body. 
 
 Vulcanis6,-e {Vulkahneezd). Vulcan- 
 ized. 
 
 Vulnerability ( Vulnehrahbeeleetd) . The de- 
 gree to which an object is vulnerable. 
 
 Vulneraire {Vulnehrihr). Vulnerary. 
 
 Vulneration (Vulnehrahssidn). A wound 
 of traumatic origin. 
 
 Vultueux,-euse {Vultuih). Florid or red 
 or swollen (face). 
 
 Vulvaire (Vulvihr). Vulvar. 
 
 Vulve {Vulo). Vulva. 
 
 Vulvite {Vulvget). Inflammation of the 
 vulva. 
 
 Vulvo-vaginale, glande {Vuhoh-vahzshee- 
 nahl, glahnd). Bartholin's gland. 
 
 Vulvo-vaginite (Vulvoh-vahzsheeniet). In- 
 flammation of the vulva and vagina. 
 
 158 
 
Wes 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 W., ner 
 
 w 
 
 "Westph'al, signe de (W. seenn deh). 
 Westphal's phenomenon: loss of knee- 
 jerks. 
 
 ■Wormien, os (^Vohrmeeihn, ohss). Small 
 bones found in the cranial sutures 
 (Worm-Danish physician). 
 
 Wrisberg, anse de (W., ahns deh). Anas- 
 
 tomosis between the great splanchnic 
 
 and the right vagus nerves. 
 W., ganglion de (W., gahngleedhn deh). 
 
 Superior cardiac ganglion. 
 W., nerf intermgdiaire de {W., nehr ehn- 
 
 tehrmehdeeihr deh). Accessory of the 
 
 facial nerve. I 
 
 Xaa 
 
 Xanthelasma {Xahntehlahzmdh). Yellow- 
 ish nodules appearing in the skin and 
 especially in the eyelids. 
 
 Zanth€matine {Xahntehmahteen). A nitric 
 derivative of hematoxin. 
 
 Xanthine (Xofewi^enn). Uricoxyde. Xan- 
 thin. 
 
 Xanthopicrine {Xahntohpeekrien). Aro- 
 matic astringent principle of the bark of 
 xanthoxylum caribbaeum. 
 
 Xanthopsie (Xahntohpsie). Yellow vision. 
 Xanthopsia. 
 
 Xanthose {Xahntdhz). Yellow pigment of 
 cancers. 
 
 XanthoxylSne {XahntohxeeUhnn). Xan- 
 thoxylene: Volatile oU in the fruit of 
 Xanthoxylene: Volatile oil in the fruit 
 of Xanthoxylum alatum. 
 
 Xenomenie {Xehnohmehnee). Vicarious 
 menstruation. 
 
 X liXyl 
 
 XSrasie (Xehrahzie). Xerasia: mixture of 
 beer, dextrose and salts: absorbent and 
 antiseptic. 
 
 X6roderme {Xehrohdihrm). Skin affec- 
 tion characterized by its dryness. Ich- 
 thyosis simplex. 
 
 Xeroforme (Xehrohfdhrm). Tribromphe- 
 nol-bismuth. 
 
 XSrophthalmie (XehrohftahlmSe). Rough, 
 thick and dry conjunctiva. 
 
 Xerosis (XehrohzSes). Ichthyosis. 
 
 Xerotribie (XehrohtreebSe). Dry fric- 
 tion. 
 
 Xiphoide (Xeefoheed). Ensiform: sword- 
 shaped. 
 
 Xylene {XeeUhnn). Xylol. 
 
 Xylol {XeeUhl). Xylol. 
 
 Xylosteine (XeelohsteMen). Bitter ele- 
 ment from berries of Lonicera xylosteum. 
 
 159 
 
Yaw 
 
 FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Yeu 
 
 Yaws (Eedhss). An infectious disease of 
 the tropical countries characterized by 
 cutaneous reddish tubercles and consti- 
 tutional disturbances. 
 
 Yeux d'ecrevisse (£e^A deUkrehviess). 
 Crab's eyes (concrements). 
 
 Zei 
 
 Zeide {ZeMed). Aqueous extract from 
 maize flour. 
 
 Z6ro (Zehrdh). Zero. 
 
 Z. absolu (2. ahbsohla). Absence of move- 
 ment. 
 
 Zeste (Zehst). Oil expressed from a peel of 
 an orange or a lemon. 
 
 Zinc (^Zehnk). Zinc. 
 
 Zingiber (Zehzsheeblhr). Ginger. 
 
 Zn. Symbol of zinc. 
 
 Zona (Zohndh). Shingles. Herpes Zos- 
 ter. Zona. 
 
 Zone (Zohnn). Zone: boundary; area. 
 
 Zonule {ZohnUl). Small zone. 
 
 Zooblaste (Zohohbldhst). An animal cell. 
 
 Zoochimie {Zohohsheemie). Biochemistry. 
 
 Zoogloea {Zohohglehdh). A muciform mass 
 formed by vibrios and their spores. 
 
 Zooide {ZohoMed). Like an animal. Zo- 
 oid. 
 
 Zoologie {Zohohlohzshie). Zoology. 
 
 Zoophyte (ZohohfSet). Plant-like animal 
 (sponge, coral, etc.). 
 
 Zooplaste (Zohohpldhsf). Animal plasma. 
 
 Zoosperme {Zohohspihrm). Spermato- 
 
 Zoospore (Zohohspdhr). 
 by vibrating cilia. 
 
 Spore-surmounted 
 
 ^ Zyt 
 
 Zoospor€,-e (Zohohspohrd). Having zoo- 
 spores. 
 
 Zootechnie (ZohohtehknSe). Science of 
 breeding and domesticating animals. 
 
 Zoster {ZohsUhr). Herpes zoster. Zona. 
 
 Zygoma {Zeegohmdh). Malar bone. Cheek 
 bone. Zygoma. 
 
 Zygomatique {Zeegohmahteek). Zygomatic. 
 
 Z., muscle grand (Z., muskl grahn). Zygo- 
 maticus major muscle. 
 
 Zygomato-auriculaire muscle {Zeegohmah- 
 toh-ohreekuUhr muskl). Inferior auricu- 
 lar muscle. Attrahens aurem muscle. 
 
 Z.-labial m. (Z.-lahbeedhl m.). Great zy- 
 gomatic muscle. 
 
 Z.-maxillaire m. (Z.-makkseeUhrm.). Mas- 
 seter muscle. 
 
 ZygomycSte (ZeegohmeessSht). Pungi re- 
 producing sexually by zygospores. 
 
 Zymase {Zecmdhz). Amorphous soluble 
 ferment (alcoholic). 
 
 ZymogSne (ZeemohzshShnn). Material 
 from which an enzyme is formed. 
 
 Zymotique (Zeemohtgek). Applied to dis- 
 eases caused by a bacteria which acts as 
 a ferment. 
 
 Zythogale {Zeetohgdhl). A drink com- 
 posed of beer and milk. 
 
 160 
 
Weight 
 
 OF MEDICAL TERMS 
 
 Measure 
 
 WEIGHT AND MEASURE 
 
 Weight 
 
 Measure 
 
 I kilogramme (looo grammes) (i litre) = i mfetre = 39.37079 inches (one yard + 
 
 35 ounces 120 grains. 334 inches). 
 
 I hectogramme (100 grammes) (i d^ci- i d^cim^tre (o.i mfetre) = 3.93708 inches. 
 
 litre) = 3 ounces 230?^ grains. i centimetre (o.oi mfetre) = 0.39371 inch. 
 
 I decagramme (10 grams) (i centilitre) i millimetre (o.ooi mStre) = 0.03937 inch. 
 
 = I54>^ grains. 
 I gramme (i millitre) = 15^ (15-43235) 
 
 grains. Une cuill6r6e k ca£6 = 3 i- 
 
 I decigramme (.1 grm.) = ij^ (1.54323) Une cuilier^e S. dessert = 3ii. 
 
 grain. Une grande cuilier6e 3, soupe ou 4 bouche 
 
 I centigramme (.01 grm.) = %3 (0.15432) = gss. 
 
 grain. To convert Centigrade measure of temp- 
 
 I milligramme (.001 grm.) = J^s (0.01543) erature-into Fahrenheit, multiply by 9, 
 
 grain. divide by 5 and add 32°. 
 
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